Tuesday, December 10, 2019

Following up on this post at Virtual Mirage...

Finland's government is now led by these five politicians.

So much estrogen.  Will it be good for government?  We shall see.  The Russians are watching and waiting, right across the border.

Anna-Maja looks pretty tough.  And I see the Scandi's are slowly, very slowly, adopting the American custom of smiling for a photograph.  Except for Anna-Maja.


As a contrast, this is Sergei Shoigu, Russia's Minister of Defense.  Who's more serious?

And then there's the French...

The Russians will be in Paris and Helsinki whenever they decide they want to. 

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  1. https://mobile.twitter.com/getoffmybeard/status/719990297325924352
    Defense minister for Poland picks his teeth with these women.

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  2. if we don't put women back in the kitchen barefoot, that is exactly what is going to happen. Women have one job, make sammiches, keep a bun in the oven and have a beer, frosty cold waiting for her man when he comes home.

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  3. russians have been screwing around in france since 1917. they want no part of someplace even more fouled than their own country. russians do not drink a lot of wine, so why bother. finland? learned that lesson a while ago. looks are diceiving.

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    1. Yes, the Russians made a move on Finland and regretted it. Today it would end just as badly for them.

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  4. Who knew cultural suicide could be accomplished with no armaments more sophisticated than a vagina?!

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  5. The Finns have proven themselves very capable of self defense. I do not know if their present generation is capable as they were back then.

    That Macron 'family comparison' is brutal ! Noogie noogie noogie ...

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    1. Yet Macron looks down his nose at President Trump.

      "Hey Macron! Want to compare First Ladies?"

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    2. Macron's wife looks like a First Lady, all right. The Very First.

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  6. As an honorary Finn, I am disturbed that two of the five women have Swedish sounding surnames. Swedes have had enough time ruling Finland. What are "my people" thinking, to let them near the reins of power?

    Then again, it was a Swede who decided that I should be Finnish (bless her little blonde heart). My Finnish friends have a look of decidedly limited amusement to hear me described as "a Finn" -- even though I have greater affinity for alcohol and knives than said Finns.

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