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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)

Mika Merano announced that he will be a candidate for the Finns Party in the upcoming spring parliamentary elections in the Uusimaa electoral district. He named his main themes as fighting corruption, reforming the use of tax funds, and strengthening the status of the Finnish language and Finnish culture. Merano opposed, among other things, the dual roles of politicians in organizations, political appointments, and directing tax funds to the close circles of politicians. He demanded public impact reports on taxpayer-funded projects and believed that tax funds should benefit Finnish taxpayers. He also opposed development aid, projects that he described as ideological, and unprofitable EU funding requests. In language policy, Merano opposed mandatory Swedish and multiculturalism, which he viewed as narrowing Finnish traditions. He supported a unilingual Finland, conducting business in one's native language, and preserving Finnish cultural heritage. He also suggested that cuts affecting citizens should be made only as a last resort. Merano asked people to spread the word about his candidacy, to join his campaign team, or to support his campaign. He stated that donations would go to the Mika Merano Support Association and would be used entirely for the campaign. According to him, donations could be made via MobilePay to the number 47188 or to the association's account FI19 8146 9710 4278 49. He mentioned that the names of donors contributing at least 1,500 euros would be public. The campaign manager, according to Merano, is marketing professional and Kouvola city councilor Suvi Karell, who coordinates the campaign work. #Suomi #Eduskuntavaalit #Perussuomalaiset (translated)

Mikael Lith wrote that Razmyar had rejected the National Coalition's immigration policies. Lith assessed that during the red-blue government, immigration policy would return to what he described as the chaos of Marin's time. https://t.co/wLJEoyk92W #maahanmuutto #politiikka #Suomi (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)

Jukka Lepikkö wrote that SpaceX's quarterly report, to be published next Tuesday, could be a turning point in trading related to the theme of artificial intelligence. According to him, SpaceX's AI segment would turn profitable in the third quarter, and evidence of the high profitability of data center investments could give the entire AI theme a new boost. https://t.co/sx3sL2xV8X #SpaceX #AI #teknologia (translated)

The author described a night of violence and looting in Paris, claiming that dozens of businesses had been ransacked and that fires and clashes continued until early morning on October 17. #Paris #17octobre #violences #émeutes https://t.co/Yk5i6yQxKP #Paris #violences #émeutes #FR (translated)

Pam stated that the Bloquinho 22 with Flavio Bolsonaro was happening that day in Salvador and described the presence of many people, comparing the environment to Carnival. He also declared that the Northeast was the solution. https://t.co/ykCeIPXhZC #Carnaval #Salvador #Nordeste (translated)

Klaus assessed that in the riots in France, the alliance between the left and the Islamists had enough capable young people that managing the situation might be difficult. According to him, the left alone would not be able to muster enough strength in the streets, but the alliance with the Islamists complicated the situation. Klaus also wrote that over the years, France might bend under this power if people were afraid and began to believe that the country could no longer be saved. #Ranska #mellakat #politiikka (translated)

Mika Merano wrote that mere selection of immigrants was not enough in immigration policy. He described the immigration that has arrived over the decades as low quality and said that removing it from the country was extremely difficult within the framework of current laws. According to Merano, in addition to ensuring the quality of immigration, care should be taken to ensure, for example, that all immigrants who have committed crimes and have net negative lifetime impacts should be returned. #maahanmuutto #maahanmuuttopolitiikka #rikollisuus (translated)

Lucia-pulla wrote that one of the most absurd cases in the discussion related to immigration and multiculturalism was that prisoners were served mousse for dessert, the gelatin of which, according to her, they were unaware of. She mentioned that gelatin was a problem because it is made from pig parts and eating pork is haram. She described an example of a foreign prisoner convicted of serious crimes who would be offered dessert and then apologized to for its contradiction with his religious beliefs. Lucia-pulla asked how self-destructive the country could become. #suicidalempathy #maahanmuutto #monikulttuurisuus #uskonto (translated)

Fabrizio Biasin wrote that Inter struggled in the first half but found clarity and solutions in the second half. He noted that the team's first victory without Lautaro came thanks to the goals from his teammates and from Carlos Augusto, whom he now defines as a certainty. Biasin considered the three points deserved. https://t.co/yKkxTFKUkb #Inter #SerieA #Calcio (translated)

Mario Nawfal wrote that Europe had relied for four years on Ukraine acting as a shield with the United States behind it. According to him, the warning of the former German top general was coming true: Russia was winning, Washington was withdrawing, and Europe was left alone. #Eurooppa #Ukraina #Venäjä #EU #US #RU #DE (translated)

The author referred to a story in which Joseph Stalin ironically asked how many divisions the pope had. According to him, one of the most influential figures in the fall of communism was Pope John Paul II, who inspired the Polish people and guided the Solidarity movement towards peaceful resistance. The author believed that John Paul II stripped the Polish dictatorship of its power. #historia #kommunismi #PaaviJohannesPaavaliII (translated)

Jussi Halme wrote that Swedish prisoners complained about the conditions and food in Tartu prison, as they did not, according to him, meet the standards of Swedish prisons. He stated that the cost of a prison place in Sweden is 11,500 euros per month and 8,500 euros when rented in Estonia. According to Halme, the simple solution was not to commit crimes. https://t.co/1BJf3ZPIKI #vankila #Ruotsi #Virossa (translated)

Henri Vanhanen wrote that it was difficult to say whether Germany's Alice Weidel and France's Marine Le Pen were imitators of Donald Trump or sympathizers of Vladimir Putin, and according to him, the difference may not necessarily have mattered for the outcome. He mentioned that Weidel had declared the war in Ukraine a defeat and demanded an end to Germany's support, while Le Pen wanted to limit France's financial support to Ukraine. According to Vanhanen, politicians aiming for power in Europe's large countries had a short-sighted attitude towards Russia, European history, and security. He warned Finland not to assume that the rest of Europe would inevitably follow the same path as Finland. He did not consider the AfD's entry into the German federal government in the coming years to be likely but assessed that the strengthening of political forces like the party would pose serious security policy problems. Vanhanen also wrote that the Kremlin was monitoring Europe's electoral calendars. According to him, Putin would have no reason to rush negotiations if he believed that Ukraine's supporters would be replaced by leaders who were less sympathetic to Ukraine. Vanhanen noted that Europe's center-right parties had not responded in a timely manner to citizens' immigration concerns, which had allowed room for radical alternatives. He viewed the problem not as a demand for stricter immigration policies, but in that these movements were also bringing to power forces that represented admiration for authoritarianism, opposition to Ukraine, and sympathy for Russia. He assessed that decisions about Europe's security would be made both on the battlefields of Ukraine and in European elections, emphasizing that this should also be understood in Finland. https://t.co/3s94O0WUiT #Eurooppa #Politiikka #Turvallisuus (translated)

Kleber Mendonça Filho asked people to listen to content about the minister of the Supreme Court who also presided over the Superior Electoral Court during an important election for the country. He praised Brazilian independent journalism and mentioned Ana Clara Costa, NPTO, Fernando Barros, the magazine piauí, and Breno Pires. https://t.co/yKE3yEeWft #JornalismoIndependente #STF #Eleições2023 (translated)