My Warning to Finland and the West | Speech in Helsinki

When I moved to Finland from South Africa in 2019, I had no idea just how profoundly this country would change my perspective on race, culture, and society.

I discovered a country built on extraordinary levels of trust, safety, and social cohesion. But increasingly, I worry that Finland, like much of the Western world, is putting these achievements at risk.

In this speech, delivered at an event in Helsinki, I reflect on my experiences as an immigrant, the dangers of suicidal empathy, the challenges of immigration and integration, and the growing conflict between political Islam and Western values.

Above all, I argue that the societies we inherited are worth defending, and that doing so requires the courage to confront uncomfortable truths.

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