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The writer demanded the publication of the email communication between the Prime Minister and Google. He wrote that Orpo had strongly promoted the placement of data centers in Finland and pushed for significant advantages for them. According to the writer, the possibility of corruption could not be ruled out due to Orpo's history. https://t.co/IwfCKxDxRo https://t.co/FuDQR5N2fy #korruptio #data #Suomi #FI (translated)

Sami Antinniemi wrote that, according to him, the Trump administration aimed to expose corruption and undermine the position of the fake media. He interpreted Trump as suggesting that the guidelines of media companies limited journalists' work and stated that the administration was offering an opportunity to expose fraud through a whistleblower program. According to Antinniemi, a 1 percent reward would be paid for the value of the revealed fraud. Antinniemi estimated that the program could entice journalists to leave their current jobs and do investigative work. He described the approach as a Wild West approach for those who believe in a rule-based system and said that something similar was also needed in Finland. Antinniemi stated that he had made several documents and programs in which he claimed that, among other things, crimes by the Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare (THL) had been revealed. He said that neither he nor others doing similar work were paid for it, and he continued the work for five years because he deemed it necessary. He also referred to a document that he said revealed the incompetence and indifference of the Finnish healthcare system. #Trump #korruptio #media (translated)

Klaus criticized Mäkelä for allegedly preventing the person expressing criticism. Klaus wrote that Mäkelä's public image was based on considering others too sensitive and reminded that he was a member of the Finns Party and the chairman of its parliamentary group, whose statements also represented the party. According to Klaus, the weakening support for the National Coalition Party caused some of the party's regular voters to seek a new political home, and many of them looked towards the Finns Party. He assessed that the childish and clumsy behavior of the party's representatives would drive away voters and believed that the party should acknowledge its previous foolish statements and communicate that it was not proud of them. Klaus stated that Mäkelä's response to the criticism was to dismiss and label the critic, which would not reduce the party's repulsiveness. He questioned why the Finns Party did not take advantage of a situation where many voters were without a party home and assessed that silence would be a better option than an offensive response. #politiikka #Suomi #kansanedustaja (translated)

Mats Uotila wrote that the campaign he described as against Finland's interests was run by the ICBL, which he claimed had close cooperation with old Soviet support organizations, the Finnish Peace Union, and the Committee of 100. He alleged that the organizations had previously received hundreds of thousands in support funds intended for peace organizations and thanked the government for discontinuing the funding. https://t.co/wFdQSb6mMV #Suomi #rauha #politiikka (translated)

Timo Wegelius wrote that he considered the topic discussed in A-studio important. According to him, Mari Rantanen expressed her views clearly and highlighted the differences between the parties, whereas the representative of the SDP, in his opinion, did not say much at all. Wegelius also mentioned noticing that Kopra was sweating profusely and assessed that he appeared to be in a difficult situation. He had the impression that the SDP and the National Coalition were on the defensive. https://t.co/p8hE4nGtco #politiikka #SDP #AStudiossa (translated)

Pekka wrote that comments from Broadcom's CEO Hock Tan were said to have pressured AI sector stocks and weakened, among others, CoreWeave's bond markets. According to him, funding would be sufficient for data center projects if demand for AI or its growth rate remained high and investments were deemed profitable. Pekka estimated that large technology companies would continue to expand data centers rapidly in the coming days in their earnings, outlooks, and investment reports. He mentioned a rumor circulating among investors that Meta, which will publish its earnings tomorrow, might seek funding for data centers by diluting its shares, as Google had done. Pekka pondered whether Meta's shareholders would respond positively to this but believed the rumor supported the view of an increased need for data centers. He stated that companies were broadly considering how to utilize AI to enhance their business operations. He assessed that this would increase AI investments, particularly in purchasing tokens from leading Western AI companies, and believed that supply would lag behind demand for years to come. Pekka described the investor sentiment towards data center companies as weak and said they already appeared attractive to him, despite the increased risks. He cited CoreWeave as an example, whose market value, according to him, was below the revenue forecast based on analyst consensus for 2029. Pekka wrote that Nvidia owned 10 percent of CoreWeave and had promised to purchase the company's unsold GPU capacity until 2032 for up to $6.3 billion. He mentioned that he did not own shares in CoreWeave but was considering investing in it. He also justified the bears' question about why Nvidia needed to make such an agreement, speculating that the company would sell fewer chips without it. Pekka noted that AI stocks had risen strongly on average this year and did not believe that easy money was still available for investors. He considered indexes a good alternative for those who did not want to leverage their market view and said he was writing about his views to promote quality investment discussions and better decision-making. He added that this was not an investment recommendation. #pekka #tekoäly #datakeskukset #sijoittaminen (translated)

Binga Tupamäki wrote that the events in France were finally treated as riots rather than peaceful student protests, but he criticized the media coverage as still having a strange tone. According to him, Helsingin Sanomat suggested that the videos circulating from the riots promoted the far-right agenda and emphasized that the involvement of immigrants could not yet be confirmed. Tupamäki asked why the editorial teams were hesitant in this case, even though they had previously speculated on matters before official confirmations. He believed that comments from Donald Trump and Sebastian Tynkkynen should not become main news stories instead of the violence, and called for a deeper analysis of the causes and consequences of the events. According to Tupamäki, contemplating the connection between immigration failure and social unrest does not make a person far-right. He referred to the decades-long discussion in France about the segregation of suburbs and the problems of integration, and assessed that there were no common norms or respect in an increasingly unequal environment. He urged an examination of the role of the radical left and claimed that the streets of France were primarily places of rioting for the far left. Tupamäki mentioned that Greta Thunberg participated in the protest and praised students for rising against the system, even though he claimed there were no concrete demands. He assessed that the unrest was more related to revolutionary fantasies than to a shortage of teachers and budget cuts. According to Tupamäki, the rigid reporting by Helsingin Sanomat and other media ironically benefited the far-right: if people saw videos and heard that only far-right individuals thought about the conclusions drawn from them, they might begin to identify with it. He considered honest and fair reporting as a means to prevent radicalization. #Ranska #mellakat #media (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)

Dr. Jussi Lindgren criticized Yle's writing as low-quality and misleading, stating that it raises the idea of intentional disinformation. He also found it peculiar to think that a single editorial team would have a monopoly on information. https://t.co/vPMFzCdKbb #disinformaatio #journalismi #mediakritiikki (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)

Alpo Rusi wrote that Tuomioja's goal was to discredit, isolate, or otherwise treat harshly those in Finland who did not respect Russia. According to Rusi, it was the Finnish Foreign Minister's duty to show the rest of Europe and the United States how to get along with Russia, and that sometimes required tough measures. #Suomi #Venäjä #Politiikka (translated)

Eugene Alaköykkä said that his daughter's friend was visiting and the conversation at the dinner table shifted to the differences between some animals' hibernation and torpor. According to him, his daughter interrupted the explanation by saying she had seen a video of a man pushing a noodle up his nose and pulling it out of his mouth. #ruoka #keskustelu #eläimet (translated)

Sture Fjäder wrote that his party's result was terrible and support could only be turned around, according to him, by the chairman's announcement that the National Coalition Party would not join a blue-red government on April 18, 2027. Otherwise, according to his estimate, the Finns Party would go its own way and the National Coalition Party would place third in the elections. #vaalit2027 https://t.co/RFhWyZOBDu #vaalit #Kokoomus #politiikka (translated)

Miko Bergbom wrote that the Green youth hoped for "free money" for immigrants and reminded that, according to him, this was taxpayer money. He stated that Finland could not afford the current situation and demanded a swift transition to a citizenship-based social security system. According to Bergbom, the welfare state was at risk if this was not done, as the money, in his view, was running out. Bergbom claimed that the share of immigrants in certain social benefits clearly exceeded their share of the population. He said that in the capital region, their share of the total amount of social assistance was already about 50 percent. He stated that this situation should raise concerns, but he opposed new unconditional benefits for immigrants proposed by the left. #maahanmuutto #sosiaaliturva #verotus (translated)

Sture Fjäder wrote that he supports the National Coalition Party and opposes blue-red coalitions. He stated that he supports right-wing or center-right governments because he sees himself as a bourgeois and right-wing individual. Fjäder demanded that Chairman Orpo publicly declare that the National Coalition Party would not engage in leftist cooperation, and he assessed that otherwise, the poll support would not turn to an increase. #vaalit2027 #KOK https://t.co/PLjDeZuQka #politiikka #oikeisto #Suomi (translated)

Henri Vanhanen considered it shameful that, according to him, Donald Trump had decided not to implement actions approved by Congress that would have enabled tariffs of up to 100 percent on Russia's oil and gas for its largest purchasing countries. According to Vanhanen, Trump justified his decision with the national interest of the United States, and in Vladimir Putin's inner circle, the solution had already been described as a historic achievement. Vanhanen wrote that Russia's energy exports were significantly financing the country's war economy. He also reported that Ukraine had reported a shortage of Patriot missile defense systems, that Russia had continued bombing cities and killing civilians, and that Trump had demanded Ukraine stop attacks on Russian oil refineries. Citing sources from The Telegraph, Vanhanen wrote that Elon Musk had suggested to Trump limiting military-important Starshield satellite communications for Ukraine, which Trump had accepted. According to him, the restrictions would also hinder Ukraine's defense against Russian drone attacks. According to Vanhanen, Trump's negotiators were said to believe that concessions could bring Putin back to peace talks, even though, in his view, Russia had not shown a similar willingness to give up its military objectives. He assessed that concessions could strengthen Putin's perception of the profitability of continuing the war and that peace talks would require concessions from Russia as well. https://t.co/tTVKB82aQB #Trump #Ukraina #Venäjä (translated)

Jari Sarasvuo criticized the title and perspective of the article that reported on Elon Musk's flying Tesla. According to him, the title should have mentioned that Musk introduced the flying Tesla, and in the introduction, it should have stated that Tesla's new Roadster turned in the air with the help of SpaceX's propulsion engines. Sarasvuo wrote that currently, a flying Tesla would be illegal and unsafe in traffic, and that its entry into road traffic could take a long time or might not happen at all. He considered the comments about safety and legality as opinion manipulation and the presentation event as a grand show. He stated that deliveries had previously been more professional. #Tesla #ElonMusk #journalismi (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)

Marko (Nerd and Jock Comics) announced that he will participate in the Helsinki Book Fair next week. He mentioned that the program will include a short Kalevala interview with a couple of other comic creators and a meeting table where visitors can ask for autographs or come to say hello. https://t.co/76B46wHX0A #Helsinki #Kirjamessut #Kalevala (translated)