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About three weeks later, on August 14, 2021, Keijo announced on Twitter that ''Aamulehti'' had also published the same piece, well after it was publicly known to be written by Keijo. This time the title was "Millaista tarinaa kerromme itsestämme?" ("What kind of story do we tell about ourselves?").<ref>https://twitter.com/keijomedia/status/1426559983102091265/photo/1 Cited August 14, 2021</ref> Now, the [https://www.aamulehti.fi/lukijalta/art-2000008175682.html link] to the article on the ''Aamulehti'' website leads to a page that says "Opinion piece deleted" followed by "This opinion piece has been deleted. ''Aamulehti'' has subsequently learned that the author of the article has appeared under the wrong name."<ref>https://www.aamulehti.fi/lukijalta/art-2000008175682.html Cited August 14, 2021</ref><ref>https://twitter.com/keijomedia/status/1426565965635072001/photo/1 Cited August 14, 2021</ref> The alias used in the ''Aamulehti'' version was Sofia Hannonen, just like in ''Helsingin Sanomat'', but the hometown of the supposed author was different in the two publications. For ''Helsingin Sanomat'' it was the capital Helsinki, while for ''Aamulehti'' it was Huittinen, an inland town in the southwest of Finland.
 
About three weeks later, on August 14, 2021, Keijo announced on Twitter that ''Aamulehti'' had also published the same piece, well after it was publicly known to be written by Keijo. This time the title was "Millaista tarinaa kerromme itsestämme?" ("What kind of story do we tell about ourselves?").<ref>https://twitter.com/keijomedia/status/1426559983102091265/photo/1 Cited August 14, 2021</ref> Now, the [https://www.aamulehti.fi/lukijalta/art-2000008175682.html link] to the article on the ''Aamulehti'' website leads to a page that says "Opinion piece deleted" followed by "This opinion piece has been deleted. ''Aamulehti'' has subsequently learned that the author of the article has appeared under the wrong name."<ref>https://www.aamulehti.fi/lukijalta/art-2000008175682.html Cited August 14, 2021</ref><ref>https://twitter.com/keijomedia/status/1426565965635072001/photo/1 Cited August 14, 2021</ref> The alias used in the ''Aamulehti'' version was Sofia Hannonen, just like in ''Helsingin Sanomat'', but the hometown of the supposed author was different in the two publications. For ''Helsingin Sanomat'' it was the capital Helsinki, while for ''Aamulehti'' it was Huittinen, an inland town in the southwest of Finland.
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=== April 12, 2022: "Archives open responsibly" ===
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On April 12, 2022, Keijo's opinion piece titled "Archives open responsibly" (''Arkistot auki vastuullisesti'') was published on the Left Alliance party's newspaper ''Kansan Uutiset''. In that piece Keijo, using ''Sonja Hannonen'' as his alias (instead of the earlier alias ''Sofia Hannonen''), argued that "the digitization and display of old archival material could raise national self-esteem and thus nationalism among Finns" and that "[t]he National Library and the National Archives should take responsibility for the material of Finnish origin that they digitize and publish, so that it does not give resources to racism."<ref>https://twitter.com/JotFau/status/1513902239563370498 Cited April 13, 2022</ref><ref>https://www.partisaani.com/news/entertainment/2022/04/13/keijo-kaarisateen-teksti-julkaistiin-vasemmistoliiton-puoluelehdessa/ Cited April 13, 2022</ref><ref>https://digilehti.kansanuutiset.fi/20220413/4714246-arkistot-auki-vastuullisesti/ Cited April 13, 2022</ref><ref>https://twitter.com/JotFau/status/1513898880655630349 Cited April 13, 2022</ref>
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=== June 17, 2022: "Saminess on display during Pride weeks" ===
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On June 17, 2022, an opinion piece titled "Saminess on display during Pride weeks" (''Saamelaisuus näkyviin Pride-viikoilla'') was published in ''Helsingin Sanomat'' under the name ''Sonja Hannonen''<ref>https://www.hs.fi/mielipide/art-2000008884750.html Cited June 18, 2022</ref>. Later that day, Keijo tweeted the following:
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::"''Sonja Hannonen calls for Sámi-themed pride workshops in HS's column. Is this written by the "Sonja Hannonen" who is known from previous Keijoings, or by someone else with the same name?''<br></br>
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::''What do you think? ☺️ @SaarikoskiLaura @SaskaSaarikoski @KaiusNiemi''"<ref>https://twitter.com/keijomedia/status/1537790539868909570?cxt=HHwWhMC9vaaWqtcqAAAA801980441247744?cxt=HHwWgIC-sZ2wr9cqAAAA Cited June 18, 2022</ref>
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The three tagged Twitter accounts belong to Helsingin Sanomat journalists.
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In the [https://www.hs.fi/mielipide/art-2000008884750.html opinion piece], "Sonja" argued that "Sámi awareness could be promoted in Pride-themed workshops with the opportunity to learn about the use of Sámi objects and costumes during the procession."
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The Sami people (also spelled Sámi or Saami) are the only indigenous people living in Europe, and their [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/S%C3%A1pmi homeland] consists of an area that covers parts of northern Finland, Sweden, Norway and northwestern Russia.
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==== Reply on July 2, 2022 ====
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On July 2, 2022, ''Helsingin Sanomat'' published Keijo's response to this same opinion piece. In it, Keijo, using the alias ''Elina Kantola'', suggested that next year's theme for Pride should be indigenous peoples. Keijo shared his "response" to his own "opinion piece" on Twitter on July 5, and nowadays the ''Helsingin Sanomat'' website says on the pages of both opinion pieces that the pages have been updated on July 6 and that "[i]t has come to the attention of the Helsingin Sanomat editorial team that this opinion piece has been written under a fake name. The editorial team apologises for this."<ref>https://twitter.com/keijomedia/status/1544237647010340865?cxt=HHwWgoCx7an9ne4qAAAA Cited July 7, 2022</ref><ref>https://www.hs.fi/mielipide/art-2000008897028.html Cited July 7, 2022</ref><ref>https://www.hs.fi/mielipide/art-2000008884750.html Cited July 7, 2022</ref>
   
 
== Example Tweets ==
 
== Example Tweets ==
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::"''This is what white supremacy and structural racism is. In Europe they inject Pfizer, to Africa they donate 100 million surplus-AstraZenecas. Don't Black Lives Matter and George Floyd mean anything any longer? #dogvaccine #racism #apartheid #BLM''"<ref>https://twitter.com/keijomedia/status/1397539130444328961 Cited June 8, 2021</ref>
 
::"''This is what white supremacy and structural racism is. In Europe they inject Pfizer, to Africa they donate 100 million surplus-AstraZenecas. Don't Black Lives Matter and George Floyd mean anything any longer? #dogvaccine #racism #apartheid #BLM''"<ref>https://twitter.com/keijomedia/status/1397539130444328961 Cited June 8, 2021</ref>
   
* May 31, 2021, with regards to the scandal surrounding Finland's Prime Minister Sanna Marin's private meals, to which she had used on average 845 € (300 € for breakfasts, which was the amount initially reported) per month of taxpayer money between January 2020 and May 2021<ref>https://www.hs.fi/politiikka/art-2000008014210.html Cited June 7, 2021</ref>:
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* May 31, 2021, with regards to the scandal surrounding Finland's Prime Minister [[Sanna Marin]]'s private meals, to which she had used on average 845 € (300 € for breakfasts, which was the amount initially reported) per month of taxpayer money between January 2020 and May 2021<ref>https://www.hs.fi/politiikka/art-2000008014210.html Cited June 7, 2021</ref>:
   
 
::"''In the future, we could avoid needless (money) wasting and corruption scandals by granting ministers a 2000-5000€/month quota for expenses that need not be separately explained. It would reduce stress, motivate to focus on the essential and reduce corruption. #keijosolves #breakfastgate''"<ref>https://twitter.com/keijomedia/status/1399372370188570628 Cited June 7, 2021</ref>
 
::"''In the future, we could avoid needless (money) wasting and corruption scandals by granting ministers a 2000-5000€/month quota for expenses that need not be separately explained. It would reduce stress, motivate to focus on the essential and reduce corruption. #keijosolves #breakfastgate''"<ref>https://twitter.com/keijomedia/status/1399372370188570628 Cited June 7, 2021</ref>
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*October 22, 2021, after Member of Parliament Sebastian Tynkkynen (from the Finns Party) had asked if any University of the Arts Helsinki student could sign up for two credit course titled ''About whiteness (texture, not skin tone)'' (that's the official English name of the course<ref>https://opinto-opas.uniarts.fi/en/course/T-XY243/8697 Cited October 23, 2021</ref>, however it would be more accurate to use the word ''structure'' instead of ''texture''; Finnish: ''[https://opinto-opas.uniarts.fi/fi/opintojakso/T-XY243/8697 Valkoisuudesta (rakenteena, ei ihonvärinä)]'') and deliver the materials to Tynkkynen:
 
*October 22, 2021, after Member of Parliament Sebastian Tynkkynen (from the Finns Party) had asked if any University of the Arts Helsinki student could sign up for two credit course titled ''About whiteness (texture, not skin tone)'' (that's the official English name of the course<ref>https://opinto-opas.uniarts.fi/en/course/T-XY243/8697 Cited October 23, 2021</ref>, however it would be more accurate to use the word ''structure'' instead of ''texture''; Finnish: ''[https://opinto-opas.uniarts.fi/fi/opintojakso/T-XY243/8697 Valkoisuudesta (rakenteena, ei ihonvärinä)]'') and deliver the materials to Tynkkynen:
 
::"''Keijo appeals to the students of the university of arts course "About whiteness (texture, not skin tone)": do not tell what you are being taught. Science and arts are not designed to withstand open review. Thank you.''"<ref>https://twitter.com/keijomedia/status/1451555097926848518 Cited October 23, 2021</ref>
 
::"''Keijo appeals to the students of the university of arts course "About whiteness (texture, not skin tone)": do not tell what you are being taught. Science and arts are not designed to withstand open review. Thank you.''"<ref>https://twitter.com/keijomedia/status/1451555097926848518 Cited October 23, 2021</ref>
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*On March 8, 2022, Keijo tweeted this [[womenworsting]] parody:
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::"''[[War]]s increase inequality between the sexes. Light [[glass ceiling]]s become downright reinforced concrete plates. Women are put into bomb shelters or moved out of the way while men get the power to romp on state property and make decisions about grenade concentrations and missile strikes. #feminism''"<ref>https://twitter.com/keijomedia/status/1501188123879002115 Cited March 22, 2022</ref>
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*April 27, 2022, with regards to [[Elon Musk]] buying Twitter:
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::"''Whenever [[dictator]]s have taken power, the first thing they have done is to introduce broad [[freedom of speech]]. The alarm bells should now be ringing, and loudly! #freedomofspeech #ElonMusk #Hitler''"<ref>https://twitter.com/keijomedia/status/1519257410900316160 Cited April 27, 2022</ref>
   
 
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==See Also==

Latest revision as of 11:36, 20 December 2022

Keijo Kaarisade is a Finnish social media figure whose writings are parodies resembling what leftist ideologues create unironically. He has created fake aliases and sent parody opinion pieces disguised as pro-leftist / pro-intersectional to Finnish newspapers and successfully had them published. After he has outed himself as the true author, the newspapers have normally either deleted the articles from their websites or unlisted them in such a way that only the direct link still works. Of course, the paper version cannot be unprinted. His texts are in Finnish, but in this article they've been translated. Despite the fact that Finnish personal pronouns are gender neutral (i.e. there are no separate words for "he" and "she" in Finnish), Keijo still has (as of June 7, 2021) pronouns in his Twitter bio, "tämä/tuo/se", which translate to "this/that/it".

Keijo is a fairly common Finnish male given name, but no such surname as Kaarisade exists. Kaarisade means "Arc rain", while the Finnish word for "rainbow" (sateenkaari) consists of the same words in reverse order and the word sade ("rain") in genitive (sateen). Thus sateenkaari translates literally to rain's arc.

History

Keijo's Twitter account used to be @vihapuhepoliisi ("hate speech police"). That account was suspended in 2019[1] but the author later came back with the account name @keijomedia. In mid-August 2021, Keijo launched a YouTube channel[2][3] and soon after that also announced that he had reached 10,000 followers on Twitter[4].

Example Opinion Pieces

The same on two newspapers

On June 16, 2019 Keijo Kaarisade successfully had his "opinion piece" ending in the following sentence:

"However, feminism should not acquire the Soviet Union as its role model, but instead seek for the best practices from different compass points and justice models."

published in both Helsingin Sanomat and Aamulehti[5], which are both very large and well known mainstream Finnish newspapers. For Helsingin Sanomat he used the alias Elina Kemppi and for Aamulehti the alias was Elina Kemppi-Pirhonen. Kemppi and Pirhonen are both Finnish surnames, but together they form a spoonerism Pimppi-Kerhonen, which would mean "Little Pussy Club". In this text, the initial letters of the five last words (käytäntöjä eri ilmansuunnista ja oikeusmalleista) spell KEIJO.

The publishers of this piece apparently thought that replacing the current western justice system with a non-western one could be a good idea.

Aamulehti deleted this piece from their website after it was revealed to have been written under a fake alias, but Helsingin Sanomat kept it[6] but added the following disclaimer to the beginning of the article: "It became known to the HS [Helsingin Sanomat] editorial board that the author of this opinion piece was not a real person. The same made up article was also published in Aamulehti. The editorial staff apologizes for what happened."[7] On the Aamulehti website, the original link leads to a text with a title "Opinion piece deleted" with the content reading "We have removed the opinion piece because its sender appeared under the wrong name. The article itself was within the bounds of good manners and, for example, did not contain intrinsically erroneous or offensive claims."[8]

July 22, 2021: "Finnishness is a strategic narrative"

On July 22, 2021 Keijo had his piece "Suomalaisuus on strateginen narratiivi" ("Finnishness is a strategic narrative") published in Helsingin Sanomat. He used the alias Sofia Hannonen claiming to be a Master of Science who has majored in Nordic history. In that piece he wrote e.g. (originally in Finnish and without wiki links):

  • "Accusations of colonialism have, up until these days, been easy to dismiss by appealing to the fact that the independent Finland has never been an empire like Britain. In reality, the Finns benefited under Sweden's and Russia's governance, among other things, from infrastructure investments",
  • "In addition, the whiteness of Finns significantly leveled power relations", and
  • "The innovations of colonialist countries, as well as exotic import products, always found their way all the way to the North. Even cabbage rolls are originally from Turkey, from the military expeditions of the Sweden–Finland of the 1700s."

The next day a correction was added on Helsingin Sanomat's website: Correction July 23 at 13:10: It has afterwards become known to the editorial board that this opinion piece was composed under a made up name. The editorial board apologises for the mistake.[9]

About three weeks later, on August 14, 2021, Keijo announced on Twitter that Aamulehti had also published the same piece, well after it was publicly known to be written by Keijo. This time the title was "Millaista tarinaa kerromme itsestämme?" ("What kind of story do we tell about ourselves?").[10] Now, the link to the article on the Aamulehti website leads to a page that says "Opinion piece deleted" followed by "This opinion piece has been deleted. Aamulehti has subsequently learned that the author of the article has appeared under the wrong name."[11][12] The alias used in the Aamulehti version was Sofia Hannonen, just like in Helsingin Sanomat, but the hometown of the supposed author was different in the two publications. For Helsingin Sanomat it was the capital Helsinki, while for Aamulehti it was Huittinen, an inland town in the southwest of Finland.

April 12, 2022: "Archives open responsibly"

On April 12, 2022, Keijo's opinion piece titled "Archives open responsibly" (Arkistot auki vastuullisesti) was published on the Left Alliance party's newspaper Kansan Uutiset. In that piece Keijo, using Sonja Hannonen as his alias (instead of the earlier alias Sofia Hannonen), argued that "the digitization and display of old archival material could raise national self-esteem and thus nationalism among Finns" and that "[t]he National Library and the National Archives should take responsibility for the material of Finnish origin that they digitize and publish, so that it does not give resources to racism."[13][14][15][16]

June 17, 2022: "Saminess on display during Pride weeks"

On June 17, 2022, an opinion piece titled "Saminess on display during Pride weeks" (Saamelaisuus näkyviin Pride-viikoilla) was published in Helsingin Sanomat under the name Sonja Hannonen[17]. Later that day, Keijo tweeted the following:

"Sonja Hannonen calls for Sámi-themed pride workshops in HS's column. Is this written by the "Sonja Hannonen" who is known from previous Keijoings, or by someone else with the same name?

What do you think? ☺️ @SaarikoskiLaura @SaskaSaarikoski @KaiusNiemi"[18]

The three tagged Twitter accounts belong to Helsingin Sanomat journalists.

In the opinion piece, "Sonja" argued that "Sámi awareness could be promoted in Pride-themed workshops with the opportunity to learn about the use of Sámi objects and costumes during the procession."

The Sami people (also spelled Sámi or Saami) are the only indigenous people living in Europe, and their homeland consists of an area that covers parts of northern Finland, Sweden, Norway and northwestern Russia.

Reply on July 2, 2022

On July 2, 2022, Helsingin Sanomat published Keijo's response to this same opinion piece. In it, Keijo, using the alias Elina Kantola, suggested that next year's theme for Pride should be indigenous peoples. Keijo shared his "response" to his own "opinion piece" on Twitter on July 5, and nowadays the Helsingin Sanomat website says on the pages of both opinion pieces that the pages have been updated on July 6 and that "[i]t has come to the attention of the Helsingin Sanomat editorial team that this opinion piece has been written under a fake name. The editorial team apologises for this."[19][20][21]

Example Tweets

"In the name of the recogniser, the recognised person and the Holy Spirit. Amen.", sharing the link to this article reporting about the paternity fraud and the upcoming law change it has inspired[22]
That same article also tells about the attempts at replacing the words mother and father in childbirth situations with synnyttäjä "birther, birth-giver" and tunnustaja "acceptor, confesser, recogniser" in the parenthood act.
"This is what white supremacy and structural racism is. In Europe they inject Pfizer, to Africa they donate 100 million surplus-AstraZenecas. Don't Black Lives Matter and George Floyd mean anything any longer? #dogvaccine #racism #apartheid #BLM"[23]
  • May 31, 2021, with regards to the scandal surrounding Finland's Prime Minister Sanna Marin's private meals, to which she had used on average 845 € (300 € for breakfasts, which was the amount initially reported) per month of taxpayer money between January 2020 and May 2021[24]:
"In the future, we could avoid needless (money) wasting and corruption scandals by granting ministers a 2000-5000€/month quota for expenses that need not be separately explained. It would reduce stress, motivate to focus on the essential and reduce corruption. #keijosolves #breakfastgate"[25]
  • June 16, 2021, when Juhana Vartiainen (male, from the National Coalition Party ("Kokoomus")) was elected as Mayor of Helsinki and he gave an interview in swimming trunks:
"Why does no one question the credibility of Helsinki's new mayor @filsdeproust [Juhana Vartiainen's Twitter account] as he gives an interview in swimming trunks? #doublestandards #patriarchy
In the name of #feminism and #equality Keijo demands also Marin [Sanna, the female Prime Minister] to be interviewed in a swimsuit. [smiling face with sunglasses emoji] [one-part swimsuit emoji]", sharing a link to this article about the interview[26]
Later that day, an elected Member of Espoo City Council from the Social Democrat Party[27] shared a picture of Marin on the left and of Vartiainen in the swimsuit on the right, with the text being "Gender and politics". Keijo shared that tweet and commented it: "Good try but Keijo is still the fastest in the west at these" followed by a link to Keijo's original tweet translated above.[28] (At the time of these tweets, neither of these people had yet started their jobs as mayors or council members, but the election was just over).
  • August 18, 2021:
"Populists complain that Trump was banned from Twitter but the Taliban are still allowed to tweet "Islamists' propaganda" and "misinformation". Keijo thus taught the Taliban how to avoid getting banned: do not share your thoughts about COVID, vaccines, women's rights, LGBTQ minorities etc."[29]
  • September 25, 2021, after the famous singer-songwriter Chisu had apologised for having a braids haircut the TV show Vain elämää (the Finnish version of The Best Singers), saying that it was cultural appropriation[30]:
"Could the programme Vain elämää simply just be cancelled due to Chisu's hate hair? A mere apology is no longer enough. #culturalappropriation

Cancelling the program or cutting out Chisu's parts would be the least Nelonen and Sanoma Media could do in favour of antiracism."[31]
(Nelonen [Finnish for "Number Four"] is the name of the Finnish TV channel airing the show, and Sanoma Media is the company that owns the channel.)
  • October 22, 2021, after Member of Parliament Sebastian Tynkkynen (from the Finns Party) had asked if any University of the Arts Helsinki student could sign up for two credit course titled About whiteness (texture, not skin tone) (that's the official English name of the course[32], however it would be more accurate to use the word structure instead of texture; Finnish: Valkoisuudesta (rakenteena, ei ihonvärinä)) and deliver the materials to Tynkkynen:
"Keijo appeals to the students of the university of arts course "About whiteness (texture, not skin tone)": do not tell what you are being taught. Science and arts are not designed to withstand open review. Thank you."[33]
"Wars increase inequality between the sexes. Light glass ceilings become downright reinforced concrete plates. Women are put into bomb shelters or moved out of the way while men get the power to romp on state property and make decisions about grenade concentrations and missile strikes. #feminism"[34]
  • April 27, 2022, with regards to Elon Musk buying Twitter:
"Whenever dictators have taken power, the first thing they have done is to introduce broad freedom of speech. The alarm bells should now be ringing, and loudly! #freedomofspeech #ElonMusk #Hitler"[35]

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External Links

References

  1. https://www.hs.fi/nyt/art-2000006065927.html Cited June 7, 2021
  2. https://twitter.com/keijomedia/status/1426461339002851329 Cited August 14, 2021
  3. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9ts1JDrxy508C4JSyFSuHg/about Cited August 18, 2021
  4. https://twitter.com/keijomedia/status/1426991333659627521 Cited August 18, 2021
  5. https://kaarisade.home.blog/2019/06/17/kuka-muu-muka/ Cited June 8, 2021
  6. https://www.mtvuutiset.fi/artikkeli/helsingin-sanomat-julkaisi-olemattoman-henkilon-mielipidekirjoituksen-pahoittelee-nyt-julkaisua-kavi-ilmi-etta-kyseessa-ei-ole-oikea-ihminen/7453552 Cited June 16, 2021
  7. https://www.hs.fi/mielipide/art-2000006143774.html Cited June 16, 2021
  8. https://www.aamulehti.fi/lukijalta/art-2000007500626.html Cited June 16, 2021
  9. https://twitter.com/keijomedia/status/1418294491451174912 Cited July 27, 2021
  10. https://twitter.com/keijomedia/status/1426559983102091265/photo/1 Cited August 14, 2021
  11. https://www.aamulehti.fi/lukijalta/art-2000008175682.html Cited August 14, 2021
  12. https://twitter.com/keijomedia/status/1426565965635072001/photo/1 Cited August 14, 2021
  13. https://twitter.com/JotFau/status/1513902239563370498 Cited April 13, 2022
  14. https://www.partisaani.com/news/entertainment/2022/04/13/keijo-kaarisateen-teksti-julkaistiin-vasemmistoliiton-puoluelehdessa/ Cited April 13, 2022
  15. https://digilehti.kansanuutiset.fi/20220413/4714246-arkistot-auki-vastuullisesti/ Cited April 13, 2022
  16. https://twitter.com/JotFau/status/1513898880655630349 Cited April 13, 2022
  17. https://www.hs.fi/mielipide/art-2000008884750.html Cited June 18, 2022
  18. https://twitter.com/keijomedia/status/1537790539868909570?cxt=HHwWhMC9vaaWqtcqAAAA801980441247744?cxt=HHwWgIC-sZ2wr9cqAAAA Cited June 18, 2022
  19. https://twitter.com/keijomedia/status/1544237647010340865?cxt=HHwWgoCx7an9ne4qAAAA Cited July 7, 2022
  20. https://www.hs.fi/mielipide/art-2000008897028.html Cited July 7, 2022
  21. https://www.hs.fi/mielipide/art-2000008884750.html Cited July 7, 2022
  22. https://twitter.com/keijomedia/status/1380063689131237378 Cited June 7, 2021
  23. https://twitter.com/keijomedia/status/1397539130444328961 Cited June 8, 2021
  24. https://www.hs.fi/politiikka/art-2000008014210.html Cited June 7, 2021
  25. https://twitter.com/keijomedia/status/1399372370188570628 Cited June 7, 2021
  26. https://twitter.com/keijomedia/status/1405129536870694913 Cited June 17, 2021
  27. https://www.mtvuutiset.fi/vaalitulokset/kuntavaalit2021#!/ehdokas/espoo/helena-marttila-0354/1581 Cited June 17, 2021
  28. https://twitter.com/keijomedia/status/1405267127993438210 Cited June 17, 2021
  29. https://twitter.com/keijomedia/status/1428019826157629443 Cited August 18, 2021
  30. https://www.mtvuutiset.fi/artikkeli/chisu-myonsi-mokanneensa-pahasti-tv-ohjelman-kuvauksissa-valitsisin-kampaukseni-toisin/8244204 Cited September 26, 2021
  31. https://twitter.com/keijomedia/status/1441774796346363905 Cited September 26, 2021
  32. https://opinto-opas.uniarts.fi/en/course/T-XY243/8697 Cited October 23, 2021
  33. https://twitter.com/keijomedia/status/1451555097926848518 Cited October 23, 2021
  34. https://twitter.com/keijomedia/status/1501188123879002115 Cited March 22, 2022
  35. https://twitter.com/keijomedia/status/1519257410900316160 Cited April 27, 2022