#tarja halonen

[ruttotohtori]

Aina oppii uutta 🤗

[haveyouseenthismusicvideo]

Tarja-räppi by various Finnish politicians: Have you seen this music video?

Yes, I have

I haven't, but I've heard the song

Never heard this song

Remaining time: 4 days 6 hours

[korvapuustinen]

Kaiken muun ohella mulle selvisi Itse Valtiaita katsoessa myös Tarja Halosen ihmissuhdekuviot

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La dame que vous voyez sur cette photo n’est ni à aider ni à plaindre. Elle ne mendie pas plus que l’ouverture des esprits obtus et la tendresse des cœurs qu’elle remue. C'est Tarja Halonen. Peut-être que son nom ne vous dit rien et pourtant elle a été élue à deux reprises présidente de la république de Finlande. Durant ses deux mandats, elle a hissé son pays à la tête des classements économiques dans plusieurs domaines telles que l’éducation, la santé et les infrastructures publiques. La Finlande, c’est aussi la patrie de multinationales connues comme Nokia, Vartsella et Polar. La photo est une publicité au cours de laquelle l'ancienne présidente s'est habillée de vieux vêtements des magasins d'occasion et s'est assise sans abri pendant de longues heures pour sentir et faire sentir la tragédie des réfugiés et des pauvres. Elle a dit qu'elle aurait pu être mendiante où réfugiée, mais que la chance en a fait une cheffe d'État. Aurons-nous un jour, en France, des leaders qui respirent et inspirent cet état d’esprit ?

Il est important d'aider un être humain dans le besoin

[torillatavataan]

[facts-i-just-made-up]

do you have any facts about finland🤔

Finland is an ancient country in the far north of Europe, known for its wilderness, cold weather, and seriously awesome prime minister (as of 2022).

The earliest mention of ancient Finland in history books dates all the way back to 1975, suggesting the region may have been settled as early as 1972. In the years since, Finland has been controlled by Sweden, Russia, and popular Conan O'Brien lookalike Tarja Halonen.

Finland is mostly subarctic, which means it produces mostly coniferous trees, hoofed fluffy animals, and symphonic metal bands. Finland is also home to the lemming, an animal with green hair that will walk in one direction until directed to build a bridge, dig a hole, block and change the direction of other lemmings, or explode.

Finland mostly makes news in modern times because its prime minister is really cool. There has been controversy because many idiots around the world think she is "too" cool. Photos of her wearing clothing that revealed nearly a square inch of her chest were widely criticized for suggesting that politicians might have breasts. Later, an infamous video of her having a normal party went viral in 2022, resulting in great anger and criticism from the right wing, who assumed she must have done drugs because that's the only thing they themselves know to do at social events. Photos then emerged of her friends kissing, which earned her condemnation from people who hate love itself (known in the USA as republicans). Much of this criticism also relates to her being very good looking, which causes extreme resentment from incels who will never get to date her, and who hate being reminded that she is human and not merely an object for them to hatesturbate over.

Finland is also famous for being famous for having saunas, which every other nation also has but Finland is famous for them being famous, and anyone talking about Finland online will inevitably mention how Finland is famous for its saunas.

[pajulintu]

Happy International Women’s Day!

Yle (Finland’s national public broadcasting company) made a survey on who Finns think is Finland’s most inspiring woman. The top three (pictured left to right) were:

1. Tarja Halonen (24 December 1943 –), Finland’s 11th president. She was the first woman to hold the position, and did so during years 2000-2012. She has also taught international politics in Harvard, held several minister positions (Minister of Social Affairs and Health from 1987 to 1990, Minister of Justice from 1990 to 1991, and Minister of Foreign Affairs from 1995 to 2000) and was the chairperson of the Finnish LGBT rights organization Seta in the 1980s. Well-known for her work for human rights. 2. Tove Jansson (9 August 1914 – 27 June 2001), an author and painter best known for Moomins. I honestly don’t know how to describe her in a way that does her justice. She was a talented artist, please look her up. She was LGBT, and she and her partner Tuulikki Pietilä were the first wlw couple to appear together at Finland’s Independence Day Reception. She is the second woman in Finland to have her own Flag Day, the first being Minna Canth. 3. Minna Canth (19 March 1844 – 12 May 1897), a writer and social activist known for her plays addressing women’s right issues. She was one of the first notable playwrights writing in Finnish language, and the first female Finnish journalist. The first woman in Finland to have her own Flag Day.

[hehkuvamyyhapero]

se tunne kun oppii itse valtiaista että tarja halosella ja erkki tuomiojalla on ollu sutinaa joskus miljoona vuotta sitten