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The Listener podcast announced in episode #107 that it had interviewed Hannele Al-hamzawi, who, according to the podcast, had lived as a member of the Muslim community for 16 years and was now sharing her experiences in the Finnish Muslim community for the first time. The episode also discussed how Al-hamzawi prevented an honor killing, the visibility of Islam in the daily lives of Muslims, parallel societies in Finland, as well as Muslims' perceptions of Finnish men and women. The podcast stated that the episode was scheduled to be released on Sunday at 12 PM on Spotify and other platforms. It also claimed that the imams did not want people to listen to the episode. #kuuntelija #podcast #muslimiyhteisö (translated)

Katleena Kortesuo wrote that she spoke for the first time at an event where her firstborn was also in the audience. She asked whether she should tell the participants about her child's embarrassing teenage years, show pictures from 20 years ago of them in a potty training stage, or call them by a pet name in front of everyone. She also inquired how others had acted in similar situations. #vanhemmuus #puhetilaisuus #esikoiset (translated)

The True Finns assessed that their polling results could be explained by the fact that the party had consistently worked for the country's sake and had taken responsibility throughout the entire term. According to the party, it had not changed its positions based on the polls, but its stance had remained the same. #ps #perussuomalaiset #hallitus #politiikka #Suomi #gallup (translated)

Katleena Kortesuo reported that she had purchased an impartial report on her company's productivity from Stadin MacGyver and KiviJaska1. According to her, the consultants interviewed the entire staff of the company, which included one person, and examined his non-fiction books, articles, and podcasts he had appeared on. According to Kortesuo, the report she funded was completed this morning and described the company as efficient, productive, wonderful, and long-legged. She proposed increasing public funding for her company and implementing a national Katleena tax for the next parliament, aimed at raising 600 million euros. #tuottavuus #yritykset #konsultointi (translated)

Antti Sallinen said he returned from Stockholm in the morning and had originally taken the day off before a long shift the next day. However, he mentioned that he went to work the night shift to cover an unexpected absence. According to him, the shift was spent supervising the oncology ward at Meilahti Hospital. https://t.co/fzOkN6vOQL #työ #sairaanhoito #Tukholma (translated)

The author stated that he had advocated for the transparency of procurement invoices as a mayor, chairman of Keva, and minister. He wrote that transparency would now advance throughout the public administration and that all public purchases would be made available to the Finnish people. According to him, taxpayers had the right to know about the purchases, and transparency would increase competition and save taxpayers' money. https://t.co/DBgy52CcMg #avoinhallinto #veronmaksajat #kilpailu #FI (translated)

According to the writer, resolutions regarding the Russian Duma elections and the Muslim Brotherhood were approved today. He noted that the former was a joint proposal from several parties that condemned the Russian elections as fake and demanded sanctions against their organizers, particularly in the occupied territories of Ukraine. https://t.co/mdjQQgFH2Z #Venäjä #Ukraina #politiikka #FI #RU #UA (translated)

Stenvikinpia said that she had turned 60 years old and celebrated her birthday in Tampere. She traveled by bus in a quarter of an hour to Hotel Tammer, where she had booked the cheapest single room. Despite the cloudy weather, she wrote that she would try to be the sun herself. In the evening, she intended to go out to eat with Nuppu. https://t.co/tW21GRyKFK #Tampere #syntymäpäivä #matkailu (translated)

Joakim Vigelius thanked the Finns and reported that the True Finns had risen to be the second largest party in Yle's poll. He said that there were still six months until the 2027 parliamentary elections and that the work for the economy, security, and the benefit of Finland and the Finns would continue consistently. https://t.co/jv7KJ89SwG #Suomi #politiikka #eduskuntavaalit (translated)

The writer stated that October 7 marked three years since Hamas, according to him, revealed the face of anti-Semitism. He reported that over 1,100 civilians have been murdered and 250 people taken hostage. Additionally, he described how Islamists attacked homes and tortured and raped people. https://t.co/L6OBaCvYiP #antisemitismi #Hamas #sota #IL #PS #QA (translated)

According to the author, today marks three years since Hamas terrorists attacked Israel and killed hundreds of civilians. He referred to the woman in the picture and her children. The author mentioned that he visited the kibbutz last January, which he claimed suffered the worst blow from the attack. https://t.co/GOzhiqoADU #IsraelinKriisi #Hamas #Siviiliuhrit #IL #PS (translated)

Alex Günsberg wrote that the Ministry of Finance had proposed raising the minimum retirement age to 70. He stated that people had been paying pension contributions throughout their working lives with the promise that retirement would begin at a certain age, but now the threshold had been moved without asking them. Günsberg estimated that the changes would continue until there was no clear limit to the retirement age. He claimed that pension funds were the property of the state and described people as becoming dependent on the support of a socialist central planner. #eläke #vanhuuseläke #oikeudet (translated)

According to the author, the parliament approved today a support of 400,000 euros for those laid off from Valmet's car factory. He mentioned that Patria had ordered armored vehicles from the company, which he believes will also be reflected in employment. The author described the increase in European defense spending as an opportunity for Finnish factories. #työllisyys #puolustus #teollisuus #FI (translated)

Henri Vanhanen wrote that Vladimir Putin turned 74 today and reminded that journalist Anna Politkovskaya was shot in the elevator of her apartment building in Moscow on Putin's birthday, October 7, 2006. According to Vanhanen, Politkovskaya had documented the atrocities of Russian troops in Chechnya, torture, and abuses of power, and was one of the sharpest critics of Putin's Russia. Vanhanen assessed that Politkovskaya's murder on Putin's birthday could have been a message or a grotesque gift from the mafia state he described to the pinnacle of power. He wrote that the murder reminded of the system that Putin built: power became concentrated, violence became a tool of politics, and those defined as enemies of power could pay for their resistance with their lives. Vanhanen urged to remember also those who tried to tell the world what kind of Russia Putin was building, according to him. #Putin #Politkovskaja #Venäjä (translated)

The author reminded that in the attack by Hamas on Israel on October 7, 2023, approximately 1,200 people died according to him, and 251 were taken hostage. He wrote that Finland had strongly condemned the attack at that time and continues to condemn it. In addition, he noted that Israel had the right to exist safely. #Israel #Hamas #kansainvälisetasiat #FI #IL (translated)

Tuukka Kuru stated that he had discussed with two journalists during the day about stickers, return migration, Finland's population development, and Finnish youth. According to him, these topics were becoming mainstream, and he thanked the distributors of the stickers. #Suomi #Väestökehitys #Nuoriso (translated)