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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)

Henri Vanhanen wrote that he doubted whether Vladimir Putin had a realistic understanding of the situation in the war in Ukraine or whether he would be willing to accept information contrary to his own views. Vanhanen assessed that in Russia's system, reporting bad news to the leadership could be dangerous and that the military leadership, subordinates, or the president's inner circle might distort or filter information. Vanhanen referred to a recent assessment by the think tank ISW, which stated that Ukraine's successful counteroffensive in northern Donetsk had shattered Russia's plan to encircle the region's key defensive cities from two directions. According to him, Russia's goal of capturing the entire Donetsk region appeared to be further away as a result. Vanhanen wrote that Putin might continue the war to achieve unrealistic goals if he believed that Russia was closer to victory than reality suggests. He deemed it even more concerning that Putin might be receiving accurate information but did not want to believe it. Vanhanen emphasized that Russia's military failure, in his view, might not necessarily change Putin's goals or his desire to continue the war. He believed that an unrealistic situational picture could lead to the prolongation of the war and taking greater risks, and he appealed for continued support for Ukraine and to resist Russia's military pressure. https://t.co/Lb2advefv2 #Ukraina #Putin #sota (translated)

The Stock Information published a summary of events marked as Monday, October 12. They reported that the USA wanted Poland to permanently sit in the G20, and the pope was scheduled for lung tumor surgery in a few days. According to the post, the Indonesian minister announced a permanent increase in coal prices, Denmark lifted the ban on corporal punishment of students, and the El Niño phenomenon limited traffic in the Panama Canal. The authors also mentioned a plan to transfer part of the oversight of the Warsaw Stock Exchange from the Financial Supervision Authority to ESMA in Paris, with a decision at the level of EU ministers, as well as a fire at the Komsomolskaya coking coal mine in Russia. They attributed to Donald Trump the statement that Ukraine and Russia were no longer targeting energy facilities and wrote that the USA would halt weapons to Kyiv if it attacked refineries. At the same time, they stated that Russia continued to attack Ukrainian energy infrastructure. The summary also mentioned a student strike in Azerbaijan related to the hijab ban, the resumption of fighting between Eritrea and Ethiopia, and a fire on another supertanker after an Iranian attack. The authors wrote about 72 casualties in a gold mine in Sudan and airstrikes in Egypt, as well as Houthi attacks on additional airports in Saudi Arabia, which reportedly resulted in casualties. They added that Nepal was hit by another flash flood. Among other information were: the arrest of a person threatening Prime Minister Donald Tusk, the official presence of the rainbow flag in Parliament in The Hague, and India's efforts to host the Olympic Games in 2036. The Stock Information also reported that in Japan, the prize in a competition increased to $15,000 for 90 minutes of sleep, and Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni registered her voice as a trademark to prevent AI from copying it. The post ended with a mention of Columbus Day and a joke about an American snake speaking the language of dollars. #Świat #Polska #Aktualności (translated)

Antero Paljakka OLY wrote that the pension contribution indicated on the pay slip was 7.3 percent, whereas in reality, according to him, 25.5 percent of the salary went to it. He described the practice as a tax technical deception stemming from the legacy of the 1993 recession and claimed that naming over two-thirds of the contribution as the employer's share led Finns to perceive pension security as inexpensive. According to Paljakka, pension contributions reduced the employee's purchasing power and gross salary, and the employer viewed the total cost as the price of the employee. He asked how long people would accept that a quarter of the value of work went into the system without them having a say in how the funds were used. #eläkkeet #palkka #verotus (translated)

The NATO supreme military commander will warn Russia on Monday about the Alliance's capability to repel any attack, aiming to emphasize that the security of the members is a priority and that we should not be naive about Russia's hybrid actions. #NATO #Rusija #saugumas (translated)

Negotiations between the Estonian Trade Union Confederation and the Estonian Employers' Confederation regarding the minimum wage for the year 2027 will begin on Monday, with the aim of ensuring the purchasing power of low-wage workers increases and reaching the agreed goal of the minimum wage achieving 50% of the average salary in Estonia. #miinimumpalk #töötajad #ametiühingud (translated)

Negotiations between the Estonian trade unions and the employers' central union about the minimum wage for 2027 will start on Monday, aiming to ensure the purchasing power of low-wage workers increases and to reach the agreed target for the minimum wage to reach 50 percent of the average salary in Estonia. #miinimumpalk #läbirääkimised #Eesti (translated)

The author stated that he had warned multiple times about the strong increase of anti-Muslim sentiment and Islamophobia in Finland. According to him, key social media influencers and politicians were still spreading hate and labeling an entire religion as the "other." He added that history should not have to repeat itself. #muslimiviham #islamofobia #suomi #FI (translated)

Urho Haho wrote that he had been amused by the panic of the National Coalition's Niilo Heinonen and his partners. According to Haho, Heinonen tried to commit the city to what he described as fanatical climate goals together with the Greens in the Oulu city council. Haho believed that Heinonen was now presenting himself as right-wing, even though he was not distinguishable from the Greens in Oulu. #politiikka #Oulu #ilmasto (translated)

Alena Boninska wrote that Karel Havlíček was not just a politician, but also a "prophet." She considered his earlier bizarre statements about injured buttocks and cocaine in the rectum to be slip-ups from fatigue, but she now labeled them as a foreboding of where she believed the ANO movement was gradually heading. In her post, she referred to Havlíček as SONY. #politika #Havlíček #SONY (translated)

Mari Rantanen wrote to Niilo Heinonen and Otto Juote that, in her opinion, the publication of the list was not a political decision but a decision by the Supo that the KHO had upheld. She criticized the National Coalition Party for being erratic and urged it to stop the "nonsense." #politiikka #Suponpäätös #Suomi (translated)

ProFin wrote that, according to him, Ukraine had not heard about the ceasefire announced by Trump. He suggested that Trump might think he could announce a ceasefire without the parties knowing and hinted that this was influenced by the voices he heard in his head. #Ukraina #Trump #politiikka (translated)

Tuomo Saarni asked the True Finns and the National Coalition Party whether this was a proposal that had taken three and a half years to refine. He mentioned that he was desperate about the actions of the right-wing parties and claimed that even a shouting vote held in X would produce better laws. Saarni urged the parties to be ashamed and added that, in his opinion, they would not know how to do that. https://t.co/RjxK41JfOx #politiikka #Suomi #kansalaiset (translated)