Well, I have been patient for about 4 years now but, to be honest, I'm starting to get quite sick and tired of this shit and to be forced to live in poverty (which I have done basically all my life), when there is more than enough money in the world to make every citizen on earth millionaires. Of course I have never had to starve and I have always had a roof over my head and I'm grateful that I live in a small town in Finland. I feel very safe here and I have been able to live a pretty much normal life here, even during the plandemic. So there is a lot of people around the world that has suffered a lot more than I have so I probably shouldn't complain, but it would be nice to be able to full fill my dreams, travel around the world and live life before I get too old.
I do understand very well now, though, why it had to take this long, which is something I didn't understand 4 years ago or probably even 3 years ago. If they had revealed everything at once 4 years ago it probably hadn't ended well and that's why this "movie" had to be played out and things had to be revealed slowly, bit by bit.
I whish that President Trump would rip off that God Damn band-aid soon though.
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FINNS ARE BEING BLED DRY AT THE FUEL PUMP – AND THE PUBLIC KINDLY PAYS UP!
https://x.com/petteri_vaara/status/2110272549946826833?s=20
Petteri Vaara:
As I recall, back in June 2025, diesel at the Teboil station in Kiiminki cost about 1.50 euros per liter!
Now, we’re talking about prices as high as 2.60 euros per liter!
That’s an increase of 1.10 euros—a jump of a staggering 73 percent!
And what has happened in the meantime?
Teboil has been driven out of the market due to sanctions; competition has decreased, and Finnish motorists are paying even more.
Meanwhile, Neste is raking in massive profits—fuel refining can be an extremely lucrative business.
But don’t worry!
We are told that the rising cost of fuel is due to the international situation, issues in the Strait of Hormuz, conflicts in the Middle East, and uncertainty in the global markets.
There’s always some explanation for why Finns have to dig even deeper into their pockets!
But let me ask one simple question.
How is it possible that, in our eastern neighbor’s country, diesel can...
Situation Update - October 14, 2026 (edited version) (Swedish and Russian subtitles)
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