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The Day Bureaucrat wrote that Iltasanomat journalist Heidi Hagelin's post was still on Bluesky, even though she had deleted it from X. According to the writer, Hagelin deleted the post from X because it had caused a stir. The Day Bureaucrat interpreted that Hagelin was not sorry about the post itself but rather that she got caught for it. #politiikka #media #keskustelu (translated)

The Day's Bureaucrat wrote that according to current information, the arsonist of the Limoges City Hall was a leftist Antifa activist. He also mentioned that there had been Antifa-background ministers, special advisors to ministers, and government negotiators in Finland. #Antifa #Suomi #politiikka (translated)

The Daily Bureaucrat wrote that Heidi Hagelin appeared to have quietly deleted her controversial tweet. She said the experience had taught her that it's advisable to take a screenshot of such things and mentioned that the image could be found in PB's post. #HeidiHagelin #twiitti #kuvakaappaus (translated)

The day's Bureaucrat wrote that he was sharing additional information about the editorial management's leftist backgrounds at Helsingin Sanomat, which several had requested according to him. He noted that the list did not even mention people from Vihreä Lanka. #HelsinginSanomat #VihreäLangat #media (translated)

The day's Bureaucrat asked Matti Kalliokoski to publicly confirm whether he had personally approved the publication decision for the said article. He justified the request by a desire to avoid the silence seen in the preliminary investigation hearings of the Helsingin Sanomat Viestikoekeskus case and also mentioned Atte Kaleva, Leena Sharma, and Suomen Kuvalehden in his publication. #mediakritiikki #journalismi #vapaus (translated)

The Daily Bureaucrat wrote to Matti Kalliokoski, Atte Kaleva, Leena Sharma, and Suomen Kuvalehden, stating that based on the response, making a request for investigation seemed like a more rational option in this case. He added that it might also be beneficial for the editor-in-chief's attitude. #tutkintapyyntö #päätoimittaja #Suomi (translated)

The Day Bureaucrat wrote that Saska Saarikoski, the head of the editorial office of Helsingin Sanomat, had worked for five years at the Ydin magazine published by the Sadankomitea and Rauhanliitto, and previously at Ylioppilaslehti, which the author described as almost equally left-wing. According to the author, Esa Mäkinen, the development director of HS and a member of the editorial management team, had previously served as the editor-in-chief and worked at Kansan Uutiset as well as being the editor-in-chief of Ylioppilaslehti. He claimed that Mäkinen had been suspected in the Viestikoekeskus case of revealing state secrets but had avoided charges like editor-in-chief Kaius Niemi by remaining silent during the investigation's interrogations. The Day Bureaucrat described the HS editorial team as otherwise left-wing as well and noted that the backgrounds of Saarikoski and Mäkinen stood out particularly. According to him, other newspapers do not report on their backgrounds in communist media because about 80 percent of journalists were themselves left-wing and shared a similar value system and background. #media #journalismi #vasemmistolisuus (translated)

The day's Bureaucrat wrote that it might be justified to consider filing a police report in the matter. However, he said he understood if Atte did not want to spend any more time dealing with a painful memory and wished him strength. The Bureaucrat criticized Suomen Kuvalehti and the journalism field for publishing what he considered a shameful article. #rikosilmoitus #journalismi #tuki (translated)

The Day's Bureaucrat claimed that Helsingin Sanomat was irritated that it could no longer decide where Finns got their information. According to him, the newspaper's editorial team was not concerned about the riots of violent leftist and Islamist groups, but rather that reporting on them could increase support for the far right and anti-immigration sentiments. The Day's Bureaucrat also wrote that the editorial leadership had backgrounds in, among others, Kansan Uutiset and the Ydin magazine published by the Peace Committee and the Peace League, and described these backgrounds as communist. He also criticized fact-checking and considered it the lowest quality he had seen. #suomi #media #tiedotus (translated)

The Day's Bureaucrat asked how many cities should burn before France would declare a state of emergency and the country would be, in his opinion, on the brink of a leftist Islamist uprising. He also asked if Yle would report on the events at that point as protests by dissatisfied students from their schools. #Ranska #mielenosoitus #kansalaisoikeudet (translated)

The Day's Bureaucrat wrote that the situation reports from France and neighboring countries reminded him of Iran's developments in the 1970s. He claimed that the left and Islamists are now resorting to violence and feel they are becoming stronger day by day. #Ranska #protestit #politiikka (translated)

The day's Bureaucrat urged to continue watching the shared videos to get an understanding of the situation in France. He claimed that immigrants and leftists were looting stores as well as burning and destroying places, and mentioned that Palestinian and Algerian flags were flying. #Ranska #maahanmuutto #kaupungit (translated)

The Daily Bureaucrat described the events as riots of leftist Islamists rather than protests. He wrote that they had gradually escalated and assessed that they would threaten the stability of French society seriously after a while. https://t.co/TOzQJlSBOd #Ranska #Politiikka #Yhteiskunta (translated)