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Suviiik stated that he was honored to serve as Mika's campaign manager. He said that the communication line would follow a familiar model from the municipal elections and planned to create images using artificial intelligence in the coming months. https://t.co/YwCp6Dbe4Z #kuntavaalit #tekoäly #viestintä (translated)

Elina Hiltunen wrote that the right's internal sparring ultimately benefited the left, but according to her, problems should not be overlooked either. She assessed that the National Coalition Party had particularly failed in its communication and had given others reasons to take advantage of its mistakes. Hiltunen reminded that, in her opinion, important things had also been accomplished during the government period, in which the National Coalition Party had played a significant role. She said the party still had several good candidates for the upcoming elections and hoped it would reassess its actions, improve its communication, and clarify its stance. Hiltunen also noted that she had been involved in the right's internal disputes. According to her, the right should understand that they need each other, as the energy used to undermine each other would only benefit the left. #politiikka #vasemmisto #oikeisto (translated)

Roni Arvonen asked whether it was the right decision for the Turku coalition to expel Elina from the council group and push her to resign from the party. He wrote that Elina is now gathering votes for the Finns Party list in Southwest Finland and stated that this matter gives the coalition's communications committee something to think about. #Turku #Politiikka #Kokoomus (translated)

Mika Merano wrote that the concern over the support for the National Coalition Party had led to communication guidelines, which he claimed originated from Ellun Kanoilta or imams. He assessed that the guidelines resulted in criticism from the Finns Party and discussions about inheritance tax. Merano said he understood why the National Coalition Party did not want to eliminate inheritance tax by reducing an equivalent amount of development aid. According to him, the party's target program committed to the UN's sustainable development principles, which indicated using 0.7 percent of gross national product for development aid. Merano estimated that this meant doubling the current development aid of about one billion euros. He argued that development aid could not be cut if the goal was to increase the use of tax funds for what he described as virtue signaling and for financing, among other things, swimming pools, private zoos, and golf courses. According to him, this would be the case even if the cut would allow for the elimination of the inheritance tax. #Kokoomus #Perintövero #Kehitysapu (translated)

Jussi Halme wrote that the price of the 300,000-euro artwork in Hämeenlinna had been justified by tens of thousands of euros spent on public communication and marketing. According to him, the previously unnecessary spending on communication in the public sector was not a valid reason for the price of the artwork. https://t.co/lxOmb8SeZa #Hämeenlinna #julkinensektori #viestintä (translated)

Tanja Aidanjuuri wrote that the plan in Helsinki to ban advertising of fossil fuels could, according to her, cost the city nearly 100 million euros in advertising revenue. She criticized the proposal as unnecessary and absurd and listed as examples of potentially restricted advertising gasoline and diesel cars, flights, cruises, synthetic clothing, plastic products, and fossil fuels. Aidanjuuri described that the Greens in Vantaa could, in her opinion, follow the same line and that advertising would then practically be limited to, for example, veggie sausages, rainbow flags, and new mosques. She also pointed out that taxpayer money would be used for the handling of the matter. Aidanjuuri cited a proposal stating that the advertising ban would be investigated in the preparation of the next outdoor advertising agreement for Helsinki's public areas and that the advertising agreements of Urban Traffic Ltd would also be taken into account. The assessment would examine, among other things, the legal boundaries of the ban, its climate and environmental impacts, effects on the city's economy, the city's own communication and marketing, as well as the media landscape. The proposal also mentioned the possibility of examining advertising's ethical principles more broadly and limiting outdoor advertising from entities considered to violate human rights and particularly polluting industries. #Helsinki #ilmastonmuutos #mainonta (translated)

Mika Merano wrote that he considers the support development of the Finns Party to be positive. According to him, the party's support had tended to rise before the parliamentary elections and was greater than the polling numbers in the elections. He hoped that the development would continue until the elections and assessed that the support for the Finns Party would mean less corruption and immigration as well as prioritizing citizens. Merano congratulated the Left Alliance on their record results. He assessed that this was due to positive work and offering genuine alternatives, although he considered these alternatives to be poor and extremely harmful himself. He was not surprised by the Greens' support remaining stagnant, as he believed the Left Alliance already offered everything that the Greens did, and described the Greens' communication as sour whining. Regarding the situation of the Centre Party, Merano wrote metaphorically that the party's sun had set behind the culverts. He described the Centre Party's election speeches as promises of cheap fuel for tractors. #perussuomalaiset #eduskuntavaalit #suomi (translated)

Elina Hiltunen stated that she would have understood the decision if it had been communicated to her. After learning about her name being removed from the list, she immediately contacted the representative of the National Coalition Party, but did not receive a response. Hiltunen described the actions as unprofessional and said that the party could have prevented the situation by properly informing her about the matter. #kokoomus #viestintä #epäasiallinen (translated)

Elina Hiltunen asked why the Coalition Party of Southwest Finland did not directly inform her that her name had been crossed out. She criticized the organization for citing communication ambiguities and stated that the resulting confusion could have been easily avoided. Hiltunen said she appreciated the apology. #tulipalo #viestintä #kuntapolitiikka (translated)

Elina Hiltunen wrote that she would have accepted her removal from the list if she had been notified in time. She said that she was asked on September 11, after she was expelled from the coalition, whether she still wanted to be on the list, and she responded affirmatively. According to Hiltunen, the removal should have been communicated instead of asking her willingness to continue on the list if a decision had already been made at that time. #politiikka #viestintä #läpinäkyvyys (translated)

Suvi-Anne Siimes wrote that she found the issue interesting and assessed that in 2015 there was no social panic in Finland, but rather a significant communication vacuum. According to her, the authorities did not communicate about asylum seekers, so the grapevine and MV filled the space. https://t.co/ad7M8OerHK #Suomi #viestintä #turvapaikanhakijat (translated)

Woman! Is your husband going to the cottage for the weekend with his friends? No worries, wait until he arrives and then send a message: "Where do we have the drill?" and after a moment: "I found it!" This way you ensure that he thinks about you all weekend! https://t.co/atGfNsjleV #rakkaus #viestintä #parisuhde (translated)

"euron pensan, euron pensa, lupasivat halpaa pensaa, euron pensa, persujen lupaamaa euron pensaakaan ei olla saatu, euron pensaa ei siis ole luvassa" jne jne jne jne. Kepun armoitettu viestintäguru @JaaskelainenK1 on 127:n twiitin verran jankannut euron bensa -väitettä, jonka hän tietää valheeksi. Erikoinen viestintästrategia, täytyy sanoa, mutta kyseessä lienee erikoismies. Jääskeläinen tunnetaan parhaiden Katri Kulmunin ministeriuran tuhoamisesta. Hän oli se, joka osteli valtion piikkiin viestintäpalveluita keskustataustaiselta Harri Saukkomaan Tekir-viestintäyhtiöltä. Eilen korkein oikeus tuomitsi Jääskeläisen petoksesta. Aiheesta luonnollisesti keskusteltiin täällä X:ssä, mutta Jääskeläinen ei näyttänyt erityisiä nöyrtymisen merkkejä, vaan päätti blokata kaikki, jotka nostivat hänen saamaansa tuomion keskusteluun. Tämän "kamalan" kohtalon kokivat muun muassa kansanedustaja @joakimvigelius, prosessioikeuden professori @MikkoVuorenpaa ja allekirjoittanut. Harmin paja. Näin viestintäasioita joskus miettineenä - en oikein hahmota, miksi Jääskeläinen toimii tällä tavalla. Vanhoissa akkareissa oli vähän samansuuntaista toimintaa. Aku Ankka arveli pääsevänsä laskuista eroon polttamalla niitä. Ehkä viestintä-Jääskeläinen arvelee tuomion katoavan, jos hän blokkaa kaikki asiasta maininneet. #bensa #viestintä #poliikka