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Joakim Vigelius stated that he had invited young women who survived childhood sexual violence to the parliament, who, according to him, are seeking solutions to the issue. He said he had discussed with them, among other things, experiences, crimes, the position of victims, the duration of legal processes, and penalties. Vigelius thanked Brave Movement Finland, Little Girl Project, Scharliina Eräpurua, and other participants for their work towards the safety of children and young people. He also thanked Riikka Purra, Jessi Jokelainen, Rami Lehtinen, and Merja Rasinkangas for their participation. According to Vigelius, too many children in Finland have become victims of violent and sexual crimes without receiving justice. He supported harsher penalties for violence and sexual crimes against children, extending the statutes of limitations for such crimes, speeding up legal processes, and improving the position and support for victims. He stated that he intends to promote actions within the Finns Party as well and hoped that as many parties as possible would collaborate on solutions together. (translated)

Laura Davies wrote that defense cooperation between Finland and Britain intensified and that this year as much as 20 percent of Britain's foreign military exercises would be held in Finland. She thanked MTV News for the interview. https://t.co/baWrGIHbLf #Puolustusyhteistyö #Suomi #Britannia (translated)

Peltsi Peltola wrote that there was no pressure to raise any taxes, but in his opinion, expenditures should be reduced, as they were already being paid. He also referred to an article discussing vehicle tax, according to which the tax on family cars could rise by as much as 150 percent. https://t.co/CKjwJrL3lL #verotus #talous #perheauto (translated)

Jaakko Helander thanked the professionals and mentioned that the ongoing issue with the ventilation system since his move had been attempted to be resolved through several visits and part replacements. According to him, a young professional who arrived on site diagnosed the fault by measuring the electrical current flow at different points and found a safety switch behind the bathroom ceiling inspection hatch that had been turned off. He turned the switch on. Helander thanked the trained professionals. #ammatillinenkoulutus #ammattilainen #ilmanvaihto #kiitos (translated)

HJK Helsinki announced that Teemu Pukki will retire from professional football after this season. According to the club, Pukki had four matches left, and he would say goodbye to the audience in an HJK shirt in the Veikkausliiga final round against AC Oulu on November 8th. https://t.co/jfrE9FaI36 #HJK #Veikkausliiga #TeemuPukki #HJK #Veikkausliiga (translated)

Kaleva thanked Pbyrokraatti, Leena Sharma, and Suomen Kuvalehti and asked Matti Kalliokoski how to proceed in the situation. He inquired whether Suomen Kuvalehti would correct the claims he considered to be incorrect, or how the matter would otherwise be handled. #journalismi #mediakritiikki #suomimedia (translated)

Jari Sarasvuo criticized Heidi Hagelin's comment and described it as lacking in an understanding of reality. According to him, every sentence of the comment was wrong, and he questioned how such actions could build a better future and society. Sarasvuo wrote that there had been violent riots in France, businesses had been looted, and buildings burned practically every year. He mentioned that he had requested a list starting from 2005 and assessed that the situation had worsened in the last 10 years. According to him, those participating in the riots largely lived on the funds of current and future taxpayers. Sarasvuo stated that violence, terrorism, and looting could not be justified by the fact that people who could pay taxes were not being forced to pay even more for unearned benefits. He also claimed that the far left had initially taken student protests organized for legitimate reasons and turned them to political use, and that there was plenty of information available on the subject. In the end, Sarasvuo expressed disappointment in Hagelin and thanked her for the good moments shared together. #Ranska #mellakka #yhteiskunta (translated)

Jocka Träskbäck praised Suvi-Anne Siimes's economic views and straightforwardness. He wrote that it would have been difficult to imagine 20 years earlier that the then-Member of Parliament and chair of the Left Alliance would present such views. Träskbäck described Siimes, for example, regarding how understanding of the national economy can deepen, in his opinion, when one engages with it in ways other than through the employment office and Kela. He noted that the article had already been published on March 10, 2026, but the topic was still relevant. https://t.co/poiWbvZ4lq #Suomi #politikka #talous (translated)

Elina Hiltunen urged to follow Anastasia and stated that she had recently moved from the National Coalition Party to the Finns Party. Hiltunen said she agreed with Anastasia's thoughts and mentioned that she too had received a warm welcome, for which she was grateful. #politiikka #suomi #asukkaat (translated)

The author thanked for the bravery and stated that openly addressing security threats and speaking about them with one's own face helped the entire society to prepare. According to him, silence would have maintained a stale atmosphere and the spirit of post-Finlandization. #turvallisuusuhat #rohkeus #yhteiskunta #FI (translated)

Timo Wegelius praised Wille Rydman's responses during the question hour in response to the opposition's heckling. According to Wegelius, Rydman had knowledge, figures, and empathy in his answers, and he responded quickly. He thanked Rydman for the good handling of Finnish affairs. https://t.co/Azpgsb8gpE #Suomi #Politiikka #OppositionVastaus (translated)

Roni Arvonen wrote that, according to his estimate, Finland's state debt is growing by about 13.5 billion euros per year at the current rate. He estimated that if five consecutive right-wing governments balanced the economy as well as the current government, the state would accumulate about 270 billion euros more in net debt over 20 years. Arvonen compared this amount to Finland's approximately 234 billion euro annual GDP and estimated that the new debt would correspond to about 115 percent of GDP. He criticized the current government's representatives from the right, particularly the National Coalition Party, for talking about historical cuts and economic measures. According to him, while expenses had been cut, it was not enough to make a significant impact. Arvonen added that interest and the burdens of old debts were not taken into account in the calculations. #velka #talous #BKT (translated)

Petteri Vaara criticized the government's decision to grant a 150 million euro tax support to Anglo American's subsidiary, Sakati, through Business Finland. According to him, the value of the metal deposits located in Viiankiaapa in Sodankylä, a Natura 2000 area, was tens of billions of euros: about 15 billion euros for copper and over ten billion euros for nickel, gold, and palladium. Vaara believed that the mining company would receive the extracted metals and the vast majority of the economic benefits, while the risks of the project would remain with nature and taxpayers. Vaara wrote that the state was preparing and partly funding mining projects but handed the responsibility for leading them to multinational companies. He also criticized the National Coalition Party member of parliament, Pia Kauma, who stated that protected nature calmed and comforted people, but metals were needed for batteries and electrical cables. Vaara mentioned that Sakati had met with several ministers, their assistants, and members of parliament and had used consultants from the law firm Borenius. Vaara claimed that 79 percent of Finns opposed mining in nature conservation areas. According to him, the government was pushing for the project to gain the status of an EU strategic raw materials initiative to expedite the permitting process. He also criticized Anglo American's plans to purchase old-growth forests in Inari and to restore drained wetlands to replace Viiankiaapa. Vaara referred to a statement from the Permit and Supervision Agency, which indicated that the actions proposed by the company were insufficient to mitigate the environmental harm of the project as required by the nature directive. https://t.co/spQ6nEoAhG #Suomi #Luonto #Kaivosteollisuus (translated)

Jukka-Pekka Lätti wrote about the police investigating the violent actions that took place in Haukilahden, Espoo, during the summer of 2026. He criticized the fact that the suspect's image with identifying features was only published in October, and appealed to Mari Rantanen to ensure that such a procedure could not continue. Lätti also requested that the publication be shared. https://t.co/F3N9HIkoTq https://t.co/yY7WVit91n #Espoo #väkivalta #poliisi (translated)

Roni Arvonen said that the story of the Kuuntelija podcast began unknowingly in the spring of 2021 when he was depressed. He mentioned becoming accustomed to the mockery he received online, forgiving his critics, and thanking them for the attention. According to Arvonen, the actions of his own party colleagues from the National Coalition felt particularly hurtful at that time, and he felt they continued their criticism long after he had already hit rock bottom. He described gradually rising from that difficult situation through weightlifting and judo training. Arvonen expressed his gratitude to the National Coalition for the spring of 2021 and stated that he is now living the best time of his life. He cited as reasons his healthy young child, his wife, and the opportunity to work full-time on his own talk show. #kuuntelijapodcast #elämäntarinoita #masennus (translated)

Roni Arvonen wrote that he thought the YEL system had been fixed, but he admitted he had been mistaken. He thanked Jouni for the text he wrote and recommended it for reading. According to Arvonen, the National Coalition Party had also betrayed entrepreneurs in this matter, and the system had not been repaired in four years. He described the YEL system as drastically cutting down on entrepreneurs and accused the National Coalition Party of hating entrepreneurs. #yrittäjyys #Kokoomus #YEL (translated)

The Daily Bureaucrat praised Atte Kaleva's work in rationalizing the National Coalition Party's immigration policy and wrote that another rational party was needed alongside the Finns Party to protect the borders. He thanked those who had voted for the Daily Bureaucrat's recommendation list and said that change would arise this way. https://t.co/8DYja0hfic #maahanmuutto #politiikka #Suomi (translated)

According to the author, Sanna Marin told Italian media that she would be available in an emergency situation, for example, if Russia attacked Finland. The author thanked Marin and described her as exceptionally noble. He mentioned that Marin also stated in the same interview that she had left politics, but did not mention the reason in his message. #SannaMarin #Politiikka #Suomi #FI #IT #RU (translated)

Samuli Katainen stated that he started working at the age of 15, but he had only started accumulating retirement benefits from the age of 23. According to him, after eight years of work and paid pension contributions, he had accumulated zero euros in his own pension. Katainen said that his working career would not continue until the proposed retirement age of 70. #eläke #työelämä #nuoret (translated)