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Joakim Vigelius referred to the riots in France and recalled the parliamentary speech of SDP's Tytti Tuppurainen from a couple of years ago. According to him, Tuppurainen had said that France had welcomed immigration from almost all over the world but would still remain France. Vigelius observed that the riots over the weekend showed how much France had changed. He wrote that young men of immigrant backgrounds had looted and destroyed property, set buildings on fire, and violently resisted authorities. He reported that the riots had led to over 2,000 arrests and a thousand policemen being injured. According to Vigelius, France was still France, but no longer the same as it used to be. He described the nation's national pride and homogeneous culture as being under pressure due to tensions and unrest from ethnic parallel societies. He assessed that even a small incident in France or elsewhere could trigger a wave of violence and destruction. Vigelius regarded France as one of Europe's most cautionary examples and questioned whether it was time to acknowledge that, in his view, immigration was permanently and irreversibly destabilizing societies. #Ranska #maahanmuutto #yhteiskunta (translated)

The Environment Agency made a large fifteen-page document from which both this and that can be read, and Enefit Power will go back to the ministry to ask for precise nuances about when oil shale oil can be used. "And when this oil is used, our megawatt-hour drops to around 65 euros. Today, it is known that with gas, it is 137 euros. If the gas price may rise, then they can use it. And the average price should come out to around 90 in the winter," said the mayor of Narva, Jaan Toots (KE). #kaugküte #hindadeTõus #Eestis (translated)

There is a movement led by radical far-left groups that truly wish to destabilize the country and cause chaos in France until the presidential elections. I asked the prefects to impose partial night-time travel restrictions. Lecornu pointed to the far left as responsible for the disturbances, stating that "criminal elements" were behind the violence. #violențe #jafuri #proteste (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)

Mats Uotila wrote that he remembers the memes where Päivi Räsänen wanted to ban everything, but said that her political experience had taught her that it was the green-left who compiled the lists of prohibitions. According to Uotila, the greens made a proposal in the council to restrict heavy transportation traffic in Tampere. He mentioned that previous proposals had concerned limiting advertising on the city's billboards and adding black sausage to the list of prohibitions. Uotila said he does not intend to support the proposals. #politiikka #Tampere #meemit (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)

Ville Touru described the first month and a half of the league season as eventful. He wrote that Lehterä and KJ had retired, Myrrä had been fired, and Jokerit had changed coaches. Touru also mentioned that Helsinki was "on fire" and that the league's sports director had "resigned." According to him, Jonne Virtanen's Jukurit was close to the top of the standings, and the crisis he referred to at IFK had Mäkiaho leading the points race, while Russian war symbols had been seen in the stands. #liiga #liiga #jääkiekko #urheilu (translated)