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Last yoik in Saami forests ?

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TheSWORDOFTRUTH777 (6 months ago) Show Hide
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Protect indiginous peoples from IMF aggression!
ProspectorSam (1 year ago) Show Hide
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This little preview leaves me with the impression that the film is largely emotional manipulation. A chainsaw at night? A noose? Lots of edited-together scenes, but not much in the way of explanation of how the scenes relate to one another or the overall land situation in Finland.

That's my honest reaction; take it FWIW. I haven't seen the film, just this preview, so perhaps my impression is wrong. FYI I'm a middle-aged American.
milkgodnl (1 year ago) Show Hide
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Traditionally, reindeer herding was done by family in which each family has a somewhat different herd migration route.  This leveled out the use of the ecosystem. Americans: please conceptualize this as the nice side of 'regulation'.
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agreed.
FYI im an american(and im 1/8 saami, and proud!), dont make generalizations about americans being stupid, they always interview american idiots on tv, if u go outside on a weekday in public there will be idiots without jobs walking around.
kivinen1 (1 year ago) Show Hide
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Sorry, I love the trees, and don't believe we should waste them, but whoever put this film together has never seen where the true Saami live, there aren't trees there, it is tundra and small pines that grow maybe 10 feet in 100 years.
Kenzofeis (1 year ago) Show Hide
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This is in Finland, lappland overlaps Norway, Finland and Sweden, Norwegian lappland (Finnmark) are more tundralike, While I suppose on the finnish and swedish side there is forests
StalluBuidoar (1 year ago) Show Hide
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reindeer herding is controlled and is important to the ecosystem of sapmi to kee a steady reindeer population.
Indigence (1 year ago) Show Hide
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Tobique First Nation and Indigenous of North America are fed up with this BS.
Thorolf9 (1 year ago) Show Hide
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for paper?! these beautiful trees are dying for paper?! if it was housing that would be one thing, but the paper industry has no right to make a profit off of something that does not belong to them, but belongs to the saami people!
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Väittäisin metsänhoitajan koulutuksella tajuavani metsätaloudesta jotain ilman Timoakin. Yritin vain tuoda esille muutamia vaihtoehtoisia näkökulmia. Greenpeace kun ei ole näissä asioissa kaikkein neutraalein tiedottaja.

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