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The author described the terrorist attack targeting Orthodox Christians in Karak as an attack against all Jordanians. He reported that King Abdullah II condemned the attack, visited the injured, and announced that the perpetrators would be held accountable. The author referred to the king as one of the Middle East's most capable state leaders. #Jordan #terrorismi #lähiitä #JO (translated)

I think that all #datacenter projects should go through environmental protection evaluation prior to landing and with a mandatory social responsibility contract for approved sites. Data centers should be fully responsible for social, health and environment problems arising from their operations as well environmental restoration responsibility after the end of the operation cycle. (translated)

Henri Vanhanen criticized what he believed to be excessive flattery of Putin by Americans and argued that Russia was not a superpower like the Soviet Union. According to him, the United States had nearly 2.4 times as many inhabitants as Russia, its economy was about 12 times larger, and its military spending was five times greater. Furthermore, he believed the U.S. had a global network of allies that Russia could only dream of. Vanhanen wrote that the flattery of the opposing side could be a negotiation tactic in diplomacy, but public statements also had political significance. He believed they gave the impression that Washington viewed Putin as a partner upon whose goodwill peace depended, rather than emphasizing Russia's responsibility for starting and continuing the war. Vanhanen argued that the United States' negotiating position should be strong and not rely on personal flattery of Putin. https://t.co/LMF0zpp0Q9 #Politiikka #Diplomatia #Yhdysvallat (translated)

Tanja Aidanjuuri wrote that the National Coalition Party and the left supported an increase in foreign labor, but according to her, only the Finns Party talked about what kind of labor markets would be built at the same time. Aidanjuuri reported that the Construction Union had announced that 30 fake entrepreneurs had been uncovered at a state-commissioned school construction site in Helsinki. According to her, labor rights had gone unchecked, wages had been paid below the collective agreements, and overtime and Sunday compensations had been left unpaid. She claimed that an individual worker could be missing about 1,500 euros from their salary per month. Aidanjuuri said that one of the companies operating on the construction site was managed from a prison in Estonia, and that according to an STT investigation, the company's trail led to organized crime in Estonia. She also criticized the expensive projects in cities, citing the Vantaa tram as an example. According to Aidanjuuri, the projects were justified by the promise of new jobs in the construction sector, but cheap labor was used on the jobs and they did not employ Finns. Aidanjuuri reported that authorities had conducted a total of 1,817 inspections of companies using foreign labor in 2025 and had filed 60 preliminary investigation reports against employers for the unauthorized use of foreign labor. She stated that authorities had assessed that bogus and forced entrepreneurship had become widespread, especially in the construction sector, and was part of labor-related exploitation. According to Aidanjuuri, exploitation harmed foreign workers, put honest Finnish companies in an unfair competitive position, and forced Finnish workers to compete for jobs under conditions that could not be met by adhering to Finnish labor standards. She considered it particularly serious that this occurred on a state construction site and deemed the discussion of increasing foreign labor without significantly stricter oversight irresponsible and detrimental to the labor conditions improvements advocated by unions. https://t.co/HXw2wzki3U #työvoima #rakennusala #työehdot (translated)

The parliamentary group wrote that Finland had spent large sums on integration services, but according to them, many immigrants had not successfully integrated. The group believed that the responsibility for integration lay with the newcomer, who should learn the language and adhere to Finnish culture and law. #yleastudio https://t.co/ccz1GKlBuP #kotoutuminen #maahanmuutto #Suomi (translated)

A young Finnish man wrote about a man he described as a member of the French left-wing party and an activist who defended the opening of immigration from North Africa. According to the writer, the man owned a small shop in an upscale area and tried to protect it from robbery by telling those who came that he was a well-known refugee activist and on their side, having defended their access to France and their right to stay there. The writer claimed that the shop was robbed despite this, and the man lost his lifelong work in an instant. He stated that the man remained in shock, watching the perpetrators, whom the writer described in derogatory and dehumanizing terms. He alleged that the man had dedicated his life to defending them and encouraged them to come to France, even though they were allegedly trying to destroy the country. Additionally, the young Finnish man referred to an evolutionary psychological analysis he published in another column, titled "Self-Destructive Empathy and Men's Responsibility". #aktivismi #maahanmuutto #Ranska (translated)

Harri Immonen named the liberal Western media as the culprit for Europe's accelerating collapse, if one party had to be chosen. According to him, the media had been directing citizens towards a leftist worldview for decades, and now this structure was collapsing. In Finland, the heaviest responsibility, according to Immonen, lay with Yle and Helsingin Sanomat. #liberaalimedia #Vasemmistolaisuus #Eurooppa (translated)

Henri Vanhanen wrote that Helsingin Sanomat had received nearly 800,000 Finnish individuals' location data for free from international data brokers. According to him, the data could be used to identify soldiers, members of parliament, and critical infrastructure workers, as well as to uncover their homes and movement patterns. Vanhanen assessed that the availability of location data could pose a serious vulnerability to Finland's national security and also jeopardize the privacy of ordinary citizens. He wrote that a foreign state's intelligence service might not necessarily need to breach information systems if it could purchase the data. Vanhanen suggested that Finland should begin preparing a Data Shield legislative package concerning the security of location data. He proposed that the commercial resale of precise location histories be prohibited, that the location protection of those working in security-critical tasks be strengthened, and that the responsibilities of authorities be clarified. Furthermore, he argued that Finland should advocate for stricter EU restrictions on the commercial resale of location data of identifiable individuals. https://t.co/iheRSEpv9j #Tietosuoja #KansallinenTurvallisuus #Yksityisyys (translated)

Jesse Rauhamo wrote that a certain woman had demanded more reception centers in Finland, citing the global responsibility of Finns. According to Rauhamo, about 4.5 billion euros of taxpayers' money had been used for the operations of the Finnish Immigration Service and reception centers since 2015, which is 1,730 euros for every working Finn. He asked how much more Finns should pay to ensure that enough responsibility had been taken. #Suomi #maahanmuutto #verotus (translated)

Petra Nyqvist criticized Wille Rydman's desire to abandon the maternity package. According to her, Rydman justified his stance by saying that in his family, they bought used, high-quality baby clothes. Nyqvist found the idea elitist and argued that it did not take into account all starting situations. Nyqvist wrote that the cardboard box bed was still necessary because some mothers started in situations where they had nothing. She added that sometimes young girls had been led into this situation without the child's father taking responsibility, describing it as grooming. According to Nyqvist, Rydman criticized the new Chinese ball, even though his own government wanted it. She believed that the acquisition method of Kela should be changed if it did not favor domestic products. Nyqvist defended the maternity package as a concept admired worldwide and stated that she wanted to participate in its funding through her taxes, even though she had no children. In her opinion, it would help young people cope with the challenges of baby life even when there was no support network. #äitiyspakkaus #vauvahuoltaja #perhe (translated)