Comments by "Tespri" (@Tespri) on "Bloomberg Television" channel.

@susanna8612 President does have power in Finland. It's about foreign relations and military. In Finland power is divided by different roles in clear manner. This helps to prevent dictatorships forming up.
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@susanna8612 he has the highest authority in army
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@susanna8612 President did strongly urge for it. During corona times only Finnish president did do things properly while declaring emergency to get power out of prime minister who was incompetent.
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@susanna8612 Of course he doesn't, though he can with emergency laws. Point is, he is still the highest authority in the country and represents the nation as whole. End of the story. Based on your comments you're fangirl of the previous prime minister :D
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@susanna8612 Let's see... 1. Highest authority in army. 2. Lead's Finnish foreign policy. 3.Names highest authority of civil servants. 4. Names supreme court and judges 5. Takes role of Prime minister if prime minister isn't capable at the time to do their duty. 6. Every law has to be confirmed by him, and he has VETO right. 7. Emergency powers. Just because he doesn't draw his own laws it doesn't mean that he doesn't have incredibly powerful and influential position.
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Lol what a low IQ take. If Russia would join NATO it would just undermine their efforts while invading countries that could otherwise join NATO for protection. The moment Russian's stop being threat to humanity then they can join NATO.
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