Says that Finnish press is undermining democracy. A good write-up, a departure from official line:https://timo-vihavainen.blogspot.com/2023/07/roskajournalismi-ja-politiikka.htmlI must agree, Finnish media is nowadays biased agenda-journalism... whichlately has been focused on toppling the democratically elected government. It didn't use to be this way. It was news and information, not all left/woke propaganda article after article.I remember the time when Helsingin Sanomat editorial was massive one
TT <TT@dprk.kp> Wrote in message:rlately has been focused on toppling the democratically elected government. It didn't use to be this way. It was news and information, not all left/woke propaganda article after article.I remember the time when Helsingin Sanomat editorial was massive one
Says that Finnish press is undermining democracy. A good write-up, a departure from official line:https://timo-vihavainen.blogspot.com/2023/07/roskajournalismi-ja-politiikka.htmlI must agree, Finnish media is nowadays biased agenda-journalism... which
So spit it out...is it perhaps...
Fake news?
TT <TT@dprk.kp> Wrote in message:rlately has been focused on toppling the democratically elected government. It didn't use to be this way. It was news and information, not all left/woke propaganda article after article.I remember the time when Helsingin Sanomat editorial was massive one
Says that Finnish press is undermining democracy. A good write-up, a departure from official line:https://timo-vihavainen.blogspot.com/2023/07/roskajournalismi-ja-politiikka.htmlI must agree, Finnish media is nowadays biased agenda-journalism... which
So spit it out...is it perhaps...
Fake news?
TT <TT@dprk.kp> Wrote in message:r
Says that Finnish press is undermining democracy.
So spit it out...is it perhaps...
Fake news?
On 16.7.2023 3.18, *skriptis wrote:> TT <TT@dprk.kp> Wrote in message:r>> Says that Finnish press is undermining democracy. A politician's past will always be under scrutiny. This is an essential part of democracy. Suggesting it should not be so isundemocratic in itself.> > So spit it out...is it perhaps...> > > Fake news?No. She, and nobody else, has said what she has said. That she has had to apologise, is a tacit acknowledgement that her views are at loggerheads with the views of the rest. It's
On 16.7.2023 3.18, *skriptis wrote:
TT <TT@dprk.kp> Wrote in message:r
Says that Finnish press is undermining democracy.
A politician's past will always be under scrutiny. This is an essential
part of democracy. Suggesting it should not be so is undemocratic in
itself.
So spit it out...is it perhaps...
Fake news?
No. She, and nobody else, has said what she has said. That she has had
to apologise, is a tacit acknowledgement that her views are at
loggerheads with the views of the rest. It's as real as it gets.
It's clear that without the (token) bending of the knee she would now be without her job. The fakeness "argument" is just the standard rock-paper-scissors excuse of those that wish to turn this into
something it isn't.
This is emblematic of what Tiny of Finland once recognised as the
essence of the PerSu party.
It is a mono-agenda party with bottom of the
barrel talent. The two of course go hand in hand. A piece of cork that
rises to the PerSu surface wouldn't rise to the surface elsewhere. We're seeing the Darwinian results of that in both cases we have now had.
I remember the time when Helsingin Sanomat editorial was massive one
page deep dive which took 15-20 minutes to read with thought. Now it's
like 1 minute while you learn nothing but writer's politicized opinions.
Just sad.
TT <TT@dprk.kp> wrote:
I remember the time when Helsingin Sanomat editorial was massive one
page deep dive which took 15-20 minutes to read with thought. Now it's
like 1 minute while you learn nothing but writer's politicized opinions.
Just sad.
There is an old Finnish saying: Helsingin Sanomat is Finland's
Pravda.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pravda
Sanoma-konserni, i.e. the cursed company that owns Helsingin
Sanomat, Iltasanomat and vauva.fi (the biggest online
discussion forum in Finland), seriously restricts Free Speech
in Finland
On vauva.fi, probably the most popular discussion area is
called "Aihe Vapaa" in Finnish. It means "Here the topis is
free", meaning that you should be allowed to start your
own discussion threads about any topics you want.
In reality, vauva.fi is heavily moderated in a real Soviet
Union, DDR and North Korean fashion. "Unwanted opinions" are
quickly swept away by the ruthless moderators. No
explanations are given, the unwanted opinions just vanish
quickly.
Only the opinions that Sanoma-konserni supports, or somehow
benefits from, are allowed.
Things are going towards worse and worse. Aamulehti, a
very big newspaper in Finland, was recently bought by
Sanoma-konserni. Now Sanoma-konserni controls that
media, too.
Not long ago, we used to a have a newspaper called
Metro in Helsinki, Finland. It cost nothing to the
readers and was given away for free at the entrances
to the Helsinki Subway. It got very popular, so
Sanoma-konserni bought it too in order to gain
control of one more media in Finland.
This is their webpage where they openly brag that they
are the "biggest commecial media in Finland":
https://www.sanoma.fi
Sanoma-konserni is a very despicable company that is ruled
by sickos who advocate heavy censorship. Free Speech in
Finland has absolutely no value to them, they just hate it.
Pravda is what they admire and want to emulate.
The acquisition of Aamulehti and Metro is a sign that
their agenda is to gain full control of more and more of
their competition in Finland. After having done so, they
can publish their own propanda everywhere.
TT <TT@dprk.kp> wrote:
I remember the time when Helsingin Sanomat editorial was massive one
page deep dive which took 15-20 minutes to read with thought. Now it's
like 1 minute while you learn nothing but writer's politicized opinions.
Just sad.
There is an old Finnish saying: Helsingin Sanomat is Finland's
Pravda.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pravda
Sanoma-konserni, i.e. the cursed company that owns Helsingin
Sanomat, Iltasanomat and vauva.fi (the biggest online
discussion forum in Finland), seriously restricts Free Speech
in Finland
On vauva.fi, probably the most popular discussion area is
called "Aihe Vapaa" in Finnish. It means "Here the topis is
free", meaning that you should be allowed to start your
own discussion threads about any topics you want.
In reality, vauva.fi is heavily moderated in a real Soviet
Union, DDR and North Korean fashion. "Unwanted opinions" are
quickly swept away by the ruthless moderators. No
explanations are given, the unwanted opinions just vanish
quickly.
Only the opinions that Sanoma-konserni supports, or somehow
benefits from, are allowed.
Things are going towards worse and worse. Aamulehti, a
very big newspaper in Finland, was recently bought by
Sanoma-konserni. Now Sanoma-konserni controls that
media, too.
Not long ago, we used to a have a newspaper called
Metro in Helsinki, Finland. It cost nothing to the
readers and was given away for free at the entrances
to the Helsinki Subway. It got very popular, so
Sanoma-konserni bought it too in order to gain
control of one more media in Finland.
This is their webpage where they openly brag that they
are the "biggest commecial media in Finland":
https://www.sanoma.fi
Sanoma-konserni is a very despicable company that is ruled
by sickos who advocate heavy censorship. Free Speech in
Finland has absolutely no value to them, they just hate it.
Pravda is what they admire and want to emulate.
The acquisition of Aamulehti and Metro is a sign that
their agenda is to gain full control of more and more of
their competition in Finland. After having done so, they
can publish their own propanda everywhere.
br,
KK
Pelle Svanslös kirjoitti 16.7.2023 klo 10.21:
On 16.7.2023 3.18, *skriptis wrote:
TT <TT@dprk.kp> Wrote in message:r
Says that Finnish press is undermining democracy.
A politician's past will always be under scrutiny. This is an
essential part of democracy. Suggesting it should not be so is
undemocratic in itself.
Fair enough. But the press is still making a mountain out of a molehill
with apparent agenda.
So spit it out...is it perhaps...
Fake news?
No. She, and nobody else, has said what she has said. That she has had
to apologise, is a tacit acknowledgement that her views are at
loggerheads with the views of the rest. It's as real as it gets.
There was some outright fake out of context reporting, the initial
source being a possible Russian troll on Twitter.
There was also an article(s) which made highly politicized false
statements.
There was also reporting on a citizen's address, which didn't require
valid identification process, and some of the signatories appeared to be
a Russian bot. There's no way such address would gather 100k signatories
in couple days. So there's actually some concern that this "fire Purra" campaign could have been be started - or at least helped - by the
Russian intelligence operatives.
On 16.7.2023 13.48, TT wrote:
Pelle Svanslös kirjoitti 16.7.2023 klo 10.21:
On 16.7.2023 3.18, *skriptis wrote:
TT <TT@dprk.kp> Wrote in message:r
Says that Finnish press is undermining democracy.
A politician's past will always be under scrutiny. This is an
essential part of democracy. Suggesting it should not be so is
undemocratic in itself.
Fair enough. But the press is still making a mountain out of a
molehill with apparent agenda.
Definitely not. Our government is supposed to represent us all equally, regardless of ethnicity, religion, ... We can not have any lingering
doubts about that. Any.
So spit it out...is it perhaps...
Fake news?
No. She, and nobody else, has said what she has said. That she has
had to apologise, is a tacit acknowledgement that her views are at
loggerheads with the views of the rest. It's as real as it gets.
There was some outright fake out of context reporting, the initial
source being a possible Russian troll on Twitter.
There was also an article(s) which made highly politicized false
statements.
There was also reporting on a citizen's address, which didn't require
valid identification process, and some of the signatories appeared to
be a Russian bot. There's no way such address would gather 100k
signatories in couple days. So there's actually some concern that this
"fire Purra" campaign could have been be started - or at least helped
- by the Russian intelligence operatives.
LOL. Stolen elections, Russkie operatives, ... Can't you at least be original, FFS! You must be spending a lot of time in these PerSu boards.
Pelle Svanslös kirjoitti 16.7.2023 klo 15.00:
On 16.7.2023 13.48, TT wrote:
Pelle Svanslös kirjoitti 16.7.2023 klo 10.21:
On 16.7.2023 3.18, *skriptis wrote:
TT <TT@dprk.kp> Wrote in message:r
Says that Finnish press is undermining democracy.
A politician's past will always be under scrutiny. This is an
essential part of democracy. Suggesting it should not be so is
undemocratic in itself.
Fair enough. But the press is still making a mountain out of a
molehill with apparent agenda.
Definitely not. Our government is supposed to represent us all
equally, regardless of ethnicity, religion, ... We can not have any
lingering doubts about that. Any.
It's not your government.
So spit it out...is it perhaps...
Fake news?
No. She, and nobody else, has said what she has said. That she has
had to apologise, is a tacit acknowledgement that her views are at
loggerheads with the views of the rest. It's as real as it gets.
There was some outright fake out of context reporting, the initial
source being a possible Russian troll on Twitter.
There was also an article(s) which made highly politicized false
statements.
There was also reporting on a citizen's address, which didn't require
valid identification process, and some of the signatories appeared to
be a Russian bot. There's no way such address would gather 100k
signatories in couple days. So there's actually some concern that
this "fire Purra" campaign could have been be started - or at least
helped - by the Russian intelligence operatives.
LOL. Stolen elections, Russkie operatives, ... Can't you at least be
original, FFS! You must be spending a lot of time in these PerSu boards.
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/F1AgKINXoAAFFKe?format=png&name=small
Pelle Svanslös kirjoitti 16.7.2023 klo 15.15:
On 16.7.2023 15.10, TT wrote:
Pelle Svanslös kirjoitti 16.7.2023 klo 15.00:
On 16.7.2023 13.48, TT wrote:
Pelle Svanslös kirjoitti 16.7.2023 klo 10.21:
On 16.7.2023 3.18, *skriptis wrote:
TT <TT@dprk.kp> Wrote in message:r
Says that Finnish press is undermining democracy.
A politician's past will always be under scrutiny. This is an
essential part of democracy. Suggesting it should not be so is
undemocratic in itself.
Fair enough. But the press is still making a mountain out of a
molehill with apparent agenda.
Definitely not. Our government is supposed to represent us all
equally, regardless of ethnicity, religion, ... We can not have any
lingering doubts about that. Any.
It's not your government.
????
So spit it out...is it perhaps...
Fake news?
No. She, and nobody else, has said what she has said. That she has >>>>>> had to apologise, is a tacit acknowledgement that her views are at >>>>>> loggerheads with the views of the rest. It's as real as it gets.
There was some outright fake out of context reporting, the initial
source being a possible Russian troll on Twitter.
There was also an article(s) which made highly politicized false
statements.
There was also reporting on a citizen's address, which didn't
require valid identification process, and some of the signatories
appeared to be a Russian bot. There's no way such address would
gather 100k signatories in couple days. So there's actually some
concern that this "fire Purra" campaign could have been be started
- or at least helped - by the Russian intelligence operatives.
LOL. Stolen elections, Russkie operatives, ... Can't you at least be
original, FFS! You must be spending a lot of time in these PerSu
boards.
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/F1AgKINXoAAFFKe?format=png&name=small
:)
What's so funny...
On 16.7.2023 15.10, TT wrote:
Pelle Svanslös kirjoitti 16.7.2023 klo 15.00:
On 16.7.2023 13.48, TT wrote:
Pelle Svanslös kirjoitti 16.7.2023 klo 10.21:
On 16.7.2023 3.18, *skriptis wrote:
TT <TT@dprk.kp> Wrote in message:r
Says that Finnish press is undermining democracy.
A politician's past will always be under scrutiny. This is an
essential part of democracy. Suggesting it should not be so is
undemocratic in itself.
Fair enough. But the press is still making a mountain out of a
molehill with apparent agenda.
Definitely not. Our government is supposed to represent us all
equally, regardless of ethnicity, religion, ... We can not have any
lingering doubts about that. Any.
It's not your government.
????
So spit it out...is it perhaps...
Fake news?
No. She, and nobody else, has said what she has said. That she has
had to apologise, is a tacit acknowledgement that her views are at
loggerheads with the views of the rest. It's as real as it gets.
There was some outright fake out of context reporting, the initial
source being a possible Russian troll on Twitter.
There was also an article(s) which made highly politicized false
statements.
There was also reporting on a citizen's address, which didn't
require valid identification process, and some of the signatories
appeared to be a Russian bot. There's no way such address would
gather 100k signatories in couple days. So there's actually some
concern that this "fire Purra" campaign could have been be started -
or at least helped - by the Russian intelligence operatives.
LOL. Stolen elections, Russkie operatives, ... Can't you at least be
original, FFS! You must be spending a lot of time in these PerSu boards. >>>
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/F1AgKINXoAAFFKe?format=png&name=small
:)
I used to think recently that at least Iltalehti - which I regard as
rather trash magazine - was a rather unbiased MSM source. Well, that
thought evaporated quickly with this Purra scandal reporting.
Pelle Svanslös <pelle@svans.los> wrote:
I guess this is what you call "kolttonen".
You are mistaken, since "kolttonen" is a
small prank that schoolboys might do.
That's why I'm asking. Was the post a prank?
Are you a prank?
I guess this is what you call "kolttonen".
Pelle Svanslös <pelle@svans.los> wrote:
That's why I'm asking. Was the post a prank?
I swear it was not.
Are you a prank?
Not at all.
Do you know what Sanoma-konserni is? In addition
to owning many printd medias and web medias, they
own a huge televion channel called Nelonen
("Four").
It is the biggest commercial TV channel in
Finland and like other Sanoma medias, it pushes out
Sanoma's propaganda in addition to some incredibly
stupid reality TV shows.
Are you located in Sweden?
I know perfectly well what happened in Sweden.
For many years, some Swedes tried to criticize
immigration related issues in Sweden. They
were either silenced or labeled as totally
crazy right-wing extremists.
But they did have some valid points. Now that
Sweden is suffering from continuous violence
on the streets, bombs go off and people get
shot, more and more people realize that
maybe the critics were not all wrong after all?
As far as I know, some Swedish politicians
have even admitted that they should have
allowed Free Speech. They have apologized for
their mistakes. They had no options since
your country is quite fucked-up indeed!
We will not let that happen in Finland.
On 16.7.2023 16.01, Kalevi Kolttonen wrote:
Pelle Svanslös <pelle@svans.los> wrote:
That's why I'm asking. Was the post a prank?
I swear it was not.
Are you a prank?
Not at all.
Do you know what Sanoma-konserni is? In addition
to owning many printd medias and web medias, they
own a huge televion channel called Nelonen
("Four").
It is the biggest commercial TV channel in
Finland and like other Sanoma medias, it pushes out
Sanoma's propaganda in addition to some incredibly
stupid reality TV shows.
Are you located in Sweden?
I know perfectly well what happened in Sweden.
For many years, some Swedes tried to criticize
immigration related issues in Sweden. They
were either silenced or labeled as totally
crazy right-wing extremists.
But they did have some valid points. Now that
Sweden is suffering from continuous violence
on the streets, bombs go off and people get
shot, more and more people realize that
maybe the critics were not all wrong after all?
As far as I know, some Swedish politicians
have even admitted that they should have
allowed Free Speech. They have apologized for
their mistakes. They had no options since
your country is quite fucked-up indeed!
We will not let that happen in Finland.
I think you forgot how the casting went, Tiny.
Pelle Svanslös <pelle@svans.los> wrote:
That's why I'm asking. Was the post a prank?
I swear it was not.
Are you a prank?
Not at all.
Do you know what Sanoma-konserni is? In addition to owning many printd
medias and web medias, they own a huge televion channel called Nelonen ("Four").
It is the biggest commercial TV channel in Finland and like other
Sanoma medias, it pushes out Sanoma's propaganda in addition to some incredibly stupid reality TV shows.
Are you located in Sweden?
I know perfectly well what happened in Sweden. For many years, some
Swedes tried to criticize immigration related issues in Sweden. They
were either silenced or labeled as totally crazy right-wing
extremists.
But they did have some valid points. Now that Sweden is suffering from continuous violence on the streets, bombs go off and people get shot,
more and more people realize that maybe the critics were not all wrong
after all?
As far as I know, some Swedish politicians have even admitted that
they should have allowed Free Speech. They have apologized for their mistakes. They had no options since your country is quite fucked-up
indeed!
We will not let that happen in Finland.
br, KK
I think you forgot how the casting went, Tiny.
On 16.7.2023 3.18, *skriptis wrote:
TT <T...@dprk.kp> Wrote in message:rA politician's past will always be under scrutiny. This is an essential
Says that Finnish press is undermining democracy.
part of democracy. Suggesting it should not be so is undemocratic in itself.
So spit it out...is it perhaps...
Fake news?No. She, and nobody else, has said what she has said. That she has had
to apologise, is a tacit acknowledgement that her views are at
loggerheads with the views of the rest. It's as real as it gets.
It's clear that without the (token) bending of the knee she would now be without her job. The fakeness "argument" is just the standard rock-paper-scissors excuse of those that wish to turn this into
something it isn't.
This is emblematic of what Tiny of Finland once recognised as the
essence of the PerSu party. It is a mono-agenda party with bottom of the barrel talent. The two of course go hand in hand. A piece of cork that
rises to the PerSu surface wouldn't rise to the surface elsewhere. We're seeing the Darwinian results of that in both cases we have now had.
Pelle Svanslös <pe...@svans.los> wrote:
That's why I'm asking. Was the post a prank?I swear it was not.
Are you a prank?
Not at all.
Do you know what Sanoma-konserni is? In addition
to owning many printd medias and web medias, they
own a huge televion channel called Nelonen
("Four").
It is the biggest commercial TV channel in
Finland and like other Sanoma medias, it pushes out
Sanoma's propaganda in addition to some incredibly
stupid reality TV shows.
Are you located in Sweden?
I know perfectly well what happened in Sweden.
For many years, some Swedes tried to criticize
immigration related issues in Sweden. They
were either silenced or labeled as totally
crazy right-wing extremists.
But they did have some valid points. Now that
Sweden is suffering from continuous violence
on the streets, bombs go off and people get
shot, more and more people realize that
maybe the critics were not all wrong after all?
As far as I know, some Swedish politicians
have even admitted that they should have
allowed Free Speech. They have apologized for
their mistakes. They had no options since
your country is quite fucked-up indeed!
We will not let that happen in Finland.
kal...@kolttonen.fi (Kalevi Kolttonen) writes:
Pelle Svanslös <pe...@svans.los> wrote:
That's why I'm asking. Was the post a prank?
I swear it was not.
Are you a prank?
Not at all.
Do you know what Sanoma-konserni is? In addition to owning many printd medias and web medias, they own a huge televion channel called Nelonen ("Four").
It is the biggest commercial TV channel in Finland and like other
Sanoma medias, it pushes out Sanoma's propaganda in addition to some incredibly stupid reality TV shows.
Are you located in Sweden?
I know perfectly well what happened in Sweden. For many years, some
Swedes tried to criticize immigration related issues in Sweden. They
were either silenced or labeled as totally crazy right-wing
extremists.
But they did have some valid points. Now that Sweden is suffering from continuous violence on the streets, bombs go off and people get shot,
more and more people realize that maybe the critics were not all wrong after all?
As far as I know, some Swedish politicians have even admitted that
they should have allowed Free Speech. They have apologized for their mistakes. They had no options since your country is quite fucked-up indeed!
We will not let that happen in Finland.
br, KKMax is back!
On 16.7.2023 13.48, TT wrote:
Pelle Svanslös kirjoitti 16.7.2023 klo 10.21:
On 16.7.2023 3.18, *skriptis wrote:
TT <T...@dprk.kp> Wrote in message:r
Says that Finnish press is undermining democracy.
A politician's past will always be under scrutiny. This is an
essential part of democracy. Suggesting it should not be so is
undemocratic in itself.
Fair enough. But the press is still making a mountain out of a molehill with apparent agenda.Definitely not. Our government is supposed to represent us all equally, regardless of ethnicity, religion, ... We can not have any lingering
doubts about that. Any.
and now you're whinging cos of that and only cos he was Somali, if he'd been French or something you wouldn't care and neither would the journo.
On Sunday, 16 July 2023 at 13:00:35 UTC+1, Pelle Svanslös wrote:
On 16.7.2023 13.48, TT wrote:
Pelle Svanslös kirjoitti 16.7.2023 klo 10.21:Definitely not. Our government is supposed to represent us all equally,
On 16.7.2023 3.18, *skriptis wrote:
TT <T...@dprk.kp> Wrote in message:r
Says that Finnish press is undermining democracy.
A politician's past will always be under scrutiny. This is an
essential part of democracy. Suggesting it should not be so is
undemocratic in itself.
Fair enough. But the press is still making a mountain out of a molehill
with apparent agenda.
regardless of ethnicity, religion, ... We can not have any lingering
doubts about that. Any.
yes we can cos
On 17.7.2023 13.51, The Iceberg wrote:
On Sunday, 16 July 2023 at 13:00:35 UTC+1, Pelle Svanslös wrote:
On 16.7.2023 13.48, TT wrote:
Pelle Svanslös kirjoitti 16.7.2023 klo 10.21:Definitely not. Our government is supposed to represent us all equally, >> regardless of ethnicity, religion, ... We can not have any lingering
On 16.7.2023 3.18, *skriptis wrote:
TT <T...@dprk.kp> Wrote in message:r
Says that Finnish press is undermining democracy.
A politician's past will always be under scrutiny. This is an
essential part of democracy. Suggesting it should not be so is
undemocratic in itself.
Fair enough. But the press is still making a mountain out of a molehill >>> with apparent agenda.
doubts about that. Any.
yes we can cosLol.
On Sunday, 16 July 2023 at 08:21:26 UTC+1, Pelle Svanslös wrote:
On 16.7.2023 3.18, *skriptis wrote:
TT <T...@dprk.kp> Wrote in message:rA politician's past will always be under scrutiny. This is an essential
Says that Finnish press is undermining democracy.
part of democracy. Suggesting it should not be so is undemocratic in itself. >>>
So spit it out...is it perhaps...No. She, and nobody else, has said what she has said. That she has had
Fake news?
to apologise, is a tacit acknowledgement that her views are at
loggerheads with the views of the rest. It's as real as it gets.
It's clear that without the (token) bending of the knee she would now be
without her job. The fakeness "argument" is just the standard
rock-paper-scissors excuse of those that wish to turn this into
something it isn't.
no, it's just the spin some journo has put on what she wrote.
their results as a government can't be any worse than what Sanna Marin did etc. The social disaster of unchecked, WEF ordered mass immigration
On Monday, 17 July 2023 at 12:51:39 UTC+1, Pelle Svanslös wrote:
On 17.7.2023 13.51, The Iceberg wrote:
On Sunday, 16 July 2023 at 13:00:35 UTC+1, Pelle Svanslös wrote:Lol.
On 16.7.2023 13.48, TT wrote:
Pelle Svanslös kirjoitti 16.7.2023 klo 10.21:Definitely not. Our government is supposed to represent us all equally, >>>> regardless of ethnicity, religion, ... We can not have any lingering
On 16.7.2023 3.18, *skriptis wrote:
TT <T...@dprk.kp> Wrote in message:r
Says that Finnish press is undermining democracy.
A politician's past will always be under scrutiny. This is an
essential part of democracy. Suggesting it should not be so is
undemocratic in itself.
Fair enough. But the press is still making a mountain out of a molehill >>>>> with apparent agenda.
doubts about that. Any.
yes we can cos
how many politicians have said they blame/hate white folks or old white straight men for absolutely everything, yet you reckon they get represented equally?! :O
you're not allowed free speech to criticise the
government or non-PC policies like mass immigration,
what could possibly go wrong? oh
On 17.7.2023 13.35, The Iceberg wrote:
On Sunday, 16 July 2023 at 08:21:26 UTC+1, Pelle Svanslös wrote:
On 16.7.2023 3.18, *skriptis wrote:
TT <T...@dprk.kp> Wrote in message:rA politician's past will always be under scrutiny. This is an essential
Says that Finnish press is undermining democracy.
part of democracy. Suggesting it should not be so is undemocratic in
itself.
No. She, and nobody else, has said what she has said. That she has had
So spit it out...is it perhaps...
Fake news?
to apologise, is a tacit acknowledgement that her views are at
loggerheads with the views of the rest. It's as real as it gets.
It's clear that without the (token) bending of the knee she would now be >>> without her job. The fakeness "argument" is just the standard
rock-paper-scissors excuse of those that wish to turn this into
something it isn't.
no, it's just the spin some journo has put on what she wrote.
Go read what she has written yourself. There's a bunch of it. They are
not quoted out of context or anything, all them words are hers. In any civilised country her potty mouth would already have had her fired.
The "Scripta" blog in itself is/was a congregation of dregs. Anybody who
even shows up in a place like that is implicated.
their results as a government can't be any worse than what Sanna Marin
did etc. The social disaster of unchecked, WEF ordered mass immigration
Lol.
On 17.7.2023 15.28, The Iceberg wrote:
On Monday, 17 July 2023 at 12:51:39 UTC+1, Pelle Svanslös wrote:
On 17.7.2023 13.51, The Iceberg wrote:
On Sunday, 16 July 2023 at 13:00:35 UTC+1, Pelle Svanslös wrote:Lol.
On 16.7.2023 13.48, TT wrote:
Pelle Svanslös kirjoitti 16.7.2023 klo 10.21:Definitely not. Our government is supposed to represent us all
On 16.7.2023 3.18, *skriptis wrote:
TT <T...@dprk.kp> Wrote in message:r
Says that Finnish press is undermining democracy.
A politician's past will always be under scrutiny. This is an
essential part of democracy. Suggesting it should not be so is
undemocratic in itself.
Fair enough. But the press is still making a mountain out of a
molehill
with apparent agenda.
equally,
regardless of ethnicity, religion, ... We can not have any lingering >>>>> doubts about that. Any.
yes we can cos
how many politicians have said they blame/hate white folks or old
white straight men for absolutely everything, yet you reckon they get
represented equally?! :O
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x0njSOZ5M3w&t=102s
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