In this episode, we talk about the political situation in Finland and the challenges faced by the country's political parties. We also have a special interview with the current Prime Minister of Finland, Jussi Jukka Turunen.
00:04:52.640So, even in southern Finland, it's really good.
00:04:54.900Yeah, well, we are up in north, yeah, well, we are up in north Idaho, it's like probably like 9.30 now or something, it gets dark and then it starts getting lighter, maybe around three or two, something like that, maybe three.
00:05:04.580But, yeah, where I live in Sweden, it was, yeah, we got a couple of, maybe an hour, maybe an hour and a half or so of like, you know, darkness during the summer solstice period when it's the brightest.
00:05:19.020All right, so anyway, lots to talk about here today regarding, you know, well, obviously the struggle for Finland, what's happening there in terms of politics.
00:05:25.960You have a political party that just got recognized, got like official status and stuff like that.
00:05:30.840But give us, I guess, kind of an overview first as a way of introducing yourself too to our audience for those who didn't catch the last one almost 10 years ago.
00:05:37.780So, we have a lot of new listeners as well.
00:05:39.660So, when did you get involved in this and, you know, nationalist activism, getting into politics and all that?
00:05:46.300Well, I can give you a little background story.
00:05:50.780I went through the pipeline, as you know, from the right-wing individualists to the white racial collectivists.
00:06:00.820And it all started when I was younger.
00:06:02.960I felt like all hate speech laws and all these kind of welfare systems we were maintaining in Finland, they were not meant to serve me.
00:06:19.460They were meant to serve women population, minority population, sexual minorities and so on.
00:06:26.180And I felt the libertarianism would be the great answer for that.
00:06:30.940You know, my money, my property, don't tell me what to do.
00:06:34.940And it was like childish, I would say childish way to show some resistance against the social democratic system.
00:06:45.320But as you know, the libertarian and this pro-capital, pro-market ideals are coming from the same source as socialism.
00:06:54.560They just see people as consumer units and every political question is economic question.
00:07:04.700So the libertarians and left-wings are just arguing about what is the best way to ensure the maximum material prosperity for the individuals.
00:07:16.500And it's a really hollow kind of dialogue.
00:07:21.420It's like happiness equals economy and material wealth, basically.
00:15:58.020We were not only, you know, spending day after day after day in the city center.
00:16:03.980We were having like larger, more provocative events.
00:16:08.440And those events, you know, many people should be interested to watch them.
00:16:13.140And there were like tens or hundreds of people who attended or wanted to know more about us, especially when we were having this kind of book circles in local libraries.
00:16:27.300Yes, I have we chose some like Finnish nationalistic literature, for example, Kalevala and that kind of books.
00:16:37.920And we tried to rent a venue from the library and it was denied because everything that our movement does is somehow against the human rights.
00:16:49.780Even though we would read, we need to prove it's against the human rights because our movement is anti-immigration.
00:16:56.560It was that kind of policy they started to make, because every time we went to the library, there were 200 Antifa members yelling, yelling at the library.
00:17:08.380And the police were not interested about the situation.
00:17:11.240They said that it's library's responsibility to maintain order.
00:17:15.620And every time it was complete chaos when we tried to read some book and it was like really good cinema.
00:17:23.620Thousands of people wanted to somehow support us, not because they liked our policies, but because they hated the Antifa behavior.
00:17:36.360I think it happens, it happens many times, also in other countries, because, as you know, when you see a video recording where a group of silent nationalists are trying to read a book and then there is two or three hundred people yelling and spitting and, you know, like.
00:17:59.360Yeah, and those people who were attending, you know, some of them were really drunk, some of them were under the influence of some drugs and they were like complete caricature of the neo-leftist movement.
00:18:16.160They were transsexuals having some kind of anti-racist dance going on.
00:18:21.840And I think many moderate people in Finland were thinking, what the hell is going on?
00:18:49.320I think we should try everything we can.
00:18:51.320So I'm very encouraged that people do what you're doing, wherever they are, whatever country they're in, and try different ways.
00:18:57.740They can be summits or think tanks or activist groups or political parties, whatever it is.
00:19:02.920But why did you want to go this route, did you feel?
00:19:05.300I completely understand those people who oppose parliamentary action, especially if it's really difficult to try to run any kind of pure nationalistic program.
00:19:18.440But I think the situation in Finland is somehow good, because even though we have stated that we are openly racist party, we have stated that we are anti-Sionist party, they have not tried to ban us because we are racist, but because of the party program.
00:19:36.560Because the party program is not properly anymore for the minister of justice, they don't care anymore about tweets or articles we publish.
00:19:49.860And of course, we don't want to break the law or be too provocative.
00:19:54.340But still, I think we can try to run racial politics in the Finnish parliamentary system.
00:20:02.380But we also see that the nationalistic movement is not a single party.
00:20:07.000It's a larger subculture, but it needs all kinds of tools.
00:20:12.520And political party platform is one of those tools that was missing before, because there was like a great division between the radical nationalistic people and the political or parliamentary movement.
00:20:27.040There was only one party, True Finns, as you know, it's more or less conservative populist party.
00:20:33.640And many of those radicals voted for them because there was not any better party.
00:20:38.560And that populist party was working with the system and with the rules of the system.
00:20:45.160So everyone more or less agreed that you can't discuss about race, you can't discuss about Jews, you can't discuss about anything that is too spicy.
00:20:56.660So people were giving votes to party that never made any kind of racial policies.
00:21:04.840So I think it was suicidal for the radical nationalistic people.
00:21:12.140And I think every vote counts more if it goes straightly to the openly racist and nationalistic party.
00:21:20.520Because the press is not interested about the support that the current political parties are getting, because it doesn't tell anything about the chasing attitudes.
00:21:33.860But if some openly fascist, openly radical, openly racist political party start getting votes, it means something.
00:21:43.180It means something has changed in the Finnish society.
00:21:46.400And that is the thing they are afraid of.
00:21:49.640What are the true Finns, do they do, like, were against, like, Islamification or something like that?
00:21:55.660Or, like, how far would you say that they went on certain questions?
00:21:59.280Well, it depends so much because, of course, I know many of them from my past.
00:22:05.280And some of them are, like, more blue and black than they are true Finns, but it's not the opinions that differ, it's the attitude.
00:22:16.920So many of them, when you go to a sauna with them and they drink a couple of beers, you can't make a difference between us and them.
00:22:25.240But I think they still believe that if you play this kind of moderate image, you will gain more support.
00:22:37.020And when you have the magical 51% of support and you can form the government by yourself, then you can take off your disguise, you know, and be as nationalistic as you always wanted to be.
00:22:48.280But the problem is that when the official image of the party is moderate, only moderate people will join to the party.
00:23:00.840Only moderate people will think that this is my party and I like the moderate policies.
00:23:05.920And if you ever become a larger party that actually can form a government, you don't want to, you know, make any kind of radical change because it can split the party and destroy the party.
00:23:23.300Like, then you can't really move that much outside of it.
00:23:26.540I mean, again, we see this obviously mimicked with, like, Sweden Democrats or something like that.
00:23:30.160It's a really good example because when you are getting more and more support from the older political parties, it means you have to make that kind of policies that attracts them.
00:23:42.400If there is someone who has voted for moderate, what is the name in the Swedish system?
00:23:54.760So if there's some ex-voter who has voted for the moderates for decades and then he wanted to vote for the Sweden Democrats, it means that the Sweden Democrats can't make any kind of opinion that is against the worldview of that voter.
00:24:13.640So it means you are just taking the place of the other party.
00:24:18.540You are changing your way of seeing things to gain more support and you are not changing that attitude or the metaphysics behind it.
00:24:53.160And when you start, you know, receiving racial and sexual minorities to the party, it means that your in-group is all the time extending.
00:25:04.120So, of course, the Rufin's party is critical towards immigration.
00:25:09.060But the reason why they are critical changes over time, because when you start including Africans and Arabian and Kurdish people to your ranks,
00:25:20.500it means that those people are the Finns from now on.
00:25:25.000Those people are the ones you are trying to defend from the immigration.
00:25:28.920And that's why there is many people with immigrant background in the Rufin's party, because there's not a single argument they can use against them.
00:25:41.520They just say that they support Western liberal ideals, they support LGBT rights, because as you know what happens in Iran or what happens in Palestine, they don't like gays.
00:26:46.980Everyone can be included to some ideal.
00:26:51.780And, of course, when you are including Somalis and Africans, and I think everyone who is not Muslim to your party, it means the Finnish values, it can be everything.
00:27:07.200Because not a single person can be outside of the Finnish values.
00:27:11.720Sometimes I have tried to ask a question that what is the Finnish value, what is the set of Finnish values, and what kind of behavior goes outside of the Finnish values.
00:27:24.300And, well, they don't know the Finnish history so well, I think.
00:27:28.160So they just say that, well, it's the markets, capitalism, and it's right to own things, and it's the free speech, but not hate speech, of course.
00:27:39.700And that's kind of like post-second word for liberal thinking.
00:27:44.120And I say that those are really new ideas for the Finnish society.
00:28:04.940And when they have this idea that the set of values make you Finnish, I ask that, is your grandparents some other ethnicity, because they don't share your ideals.
00:29:07.960And it serves, excuse me, serves the purpose, too, I think, that you have to have someone that also then keeps, and okay, granted, you know, if you're not large enough or significant to get votes enough, maybe the other parties don't care ultimately.
00:29:22.580But I think there's something to say for the comfort aspect, right?
00:29:25.980Because we've seen overall there are now political ideas all over Europe, all over the white Western world, where are now being discussed that was just total taboo, obviously, like 10 years ago, like remigration, for example.
00:29:39.060And it doesn't, of course, mean that some of these political parties, although you might have politicians within it say things like this, that might not mean that they actually are going to do something about it.
00:29:47.800But it shows a trend in the right direction.
00:29:51.360But you also have that interesting aspect of even a smaller party have that ability to put pressure of sorts on the other party or maybe make them feel that like, well, now we're not the extreme ones in the bunch.
00:30:05.060And that frees up a little bit of that space for them to potentially start advancing their ideas a little bit and some of their talking points and saying, well, this is now just kind of normal discourse.
00:30:15.320It's we have political parties that are talking, they're running on these types of issues like remigration and restoring, you know, Finland for the Finnish people and things like this.
00:30:23.940So it serves a great purpose, I think, even if it's not like, obviously, your end goal is to take power in Finland, but that doesn't mean in the meantime, until you've done that, that there's nothing of value of it, right?
00:30:35.160I also think that the environment around us has become far more easier in the last five years, because when the blue and black movement were first registered, there was many headlines that the party is a neo-Nazi, anti-Jewish political party.
00:30:54.800And the anti-Jewish or anti-Zionist is something that is really new in the Finnish parliamentary system, because most of the political parties are not, doesn't have strong opinions about Israel or about Jewish minority, because there is hardly 1,500 Jews in Finland altogether.
00:31:15.360And nowadays, you can see that they are like the main headlines, what's your opinion about Israel, how do you stop genocide going on, on Gaza?
00:31:31.040And five years ago, we were told that we are conspiracy theorists or we are like Nazi lunatics, because we are so obsessed about Jews.
00:31:41.240But now, five years later, everything has changed, now the comments are, you are agreeing with the left alliance, your views on Israel is the same as the left wings, so are you a leftist party?
00:31:54.960I said, well, if that means that we are opposing the Zionist control, yes, we can be a leftist party, so we are not lunatics anymore, we are more or less like something that is not conservative right.
00:32:07.760So it means that we are becoming more and more mainstream all the time, and also racial politics are far easier to promote at the moment, because this leftist new wave started promoting these people of color kind of identity or mixed Finn identity in Finland in the last five years.
00:32:31.760The race was really difficult question to the Finns, because most of the enemies of the Finnish nation has been other whites, as you know, the Russian Russians, like in all European nations, that's why European people normally doesn't use white as their definition, right?
00:32:50.760But because we share the same kind of leftist cancer or liberal cancer going on in Finland as in all Western nations, we have the same narrative, like Finland is a white supremacist country, our universities are too white, our police forces are too white.
00:33:09.760So it was our enemies that promoted the white identity.
00:33:14.760It was far easier for us to say, there is nothing wrong being white, you can be proud of being white.
00:33:21.760And when we were, you know, organizing the party, there were many people complaining that why you are using the term white, because it's unfinished.
00:33:31.760It's an European way of defining yourself.
00:33:32.760It's an European way of defining yourself.
00:33:36.760And I said, it will be one of the most important way of defining yourself when the multiculturalism progresses.
00:34:39.760And that's not a bad idea to have a pan-European consciousness to add on to it.
00:34:43.760That we also need to stop with our internal squabbles and then start cooperating more.
00:34:48.760Because we're in a world now where you have billions of Chinese and billions of Indians and all these other ethnic groups.
00:34:55.760African, sub-Saharan Africans are growing in their numbers or whatnot.
00:34:58.760And white people, Europeans, is just a small minority now globally, right?
00:35:04.760Yes, I think people should understand that even though they are really keen on their own nation state, as I am.
00:35:11.760And I also think that there is only 5 million Finns and hundreds of millions of whites.
00:35:17.760So if we promote open immigration only to white people, it means that Finnish people will be minority in their own country.
00:35:26.760So that's why I oppose immigration even from the other European states because of that.
00:35:31.760Because Finland is small and Germany, for example, is large or Russia.
00:35:36.760But we must understand that we are facing the same problems and the same enemy.
00:35:42.760I mean, it can be Latvia, it can be Finland, it can be Portugal.
00:35:47.760They use the same narrative like the society will not survive without racial immigrants, without diversity, without gay rights and that kind of stuff.
00:36:01.760It doesn't need any like real historical colonial background behind it.
00:36:06.760It can be smallest European nation and still they push the same agenda and same narrative that those people are somehow inherently evil if they try to maintain their own white homeland.
00:36:20.760So that's why I think that we should not like try to separate ourselves from the larger white family.
00:36:29.760Because if all other European countries will fall, the Finland will not survive by alone, even though we would have great victory here.
00:36:38.760But all other countries are speaking like Middle Eastern languages in the future.
00:36:55.760So, obviously, I want to talk general so people understand, you know, what's immigration in Finland like, you know, how many do we have and whatnot.
00:40:03.760So it means that the previous 11 years, there has been less and less Finns.
00:40:08.760At the same time, the population is growing.
00:40:11.760It's the same thing as in Sweden, as in Great Britain, that 100% of the population growth comes from the immigration.
00:40:18.760And the Finnish fertility rate is so low that there is some estimation that if nothing drastically will improve in the future, in the near future, there will be only 1 million Finns after 100 years.
00:41:00.760Yes, there's still some differences between the Sweden and Finland that the population with immigrant background, they are mostly living in five largest cities.
00:41:13.760If something bad would happen to the five largest cities, it will take away 95% of the immigrants.
00:41:20.760So there is still many smaller cities and smaller towns that are completely white.
00:41:25.760And many of those cities and towns are like 30 minutes away from the larger cities.
00:41:31.760So if you are Finnish and you want to live around other Finns, it's still possible to have all white schools and all white cities.
00:41:40.760But it means that you can't live in larger cities anymore.
00:42:51.760And because many companies were using this remote work during Covid, many people were thinking that, well, we can live outside of the city because I don't have to attend to the factory anymore.
00:43:25.760And if you go to those cities for especially for Americans who want to visit Helsinki, you will see many like shops around with some ads and you have like international brands, but you will hardly see any Finnish words.
00:44:33.760They'll integrate or whatever, you know, the word is.
00:44:35.760Of course, as we know, as they grow in number, now they bring their culture, their traditions, their temperament, their languages, their cuisine, everything with them.
00:44:43.760And now it becomes colonies of their own countries of where they're from, obviously.
00:44:48.760The last two years there has been a really active discussion, even in the press about the Finnish school system, because Finland was like one of the best performing PISA countries, as you know.
00:45:03.760And now something happened and Estonia and Poland and all those rich nations go far above Finland nowadays.
00:45:12.760So they found out that even though the quality of the Finnish students of pupils are not the same as it was during the late 90s, it's also that those schools with the majority immigrant background pupils, they, of course, were the worst schools.
00:45:33.760And you could easily see that in those areas where there was fewer number of Finns, there were fewer points also in the tests.
00:45:42.760And when this was published, these headlines that the more diverse the school is, the worse points it will get, many of those who were voting for Green Party or National Coalition or those like liberal parties,
00:46:02.760they were thinking that I will never put my child to those schools.
00:46:07.760So even though they were voting for more immigration, they moved away from those areas, from those school districts where there were too many of the immigrants.
00:46:17.760So we are like having this kind of schizophrenic reality that people know that they would never accept that kind of vibrant diverse environment for their kids.
00:46:32.760But they would definitely give that environment for the poor Finnish child that is not there.
00:46:38.760So it was a completely selfish idea. All this white flight phenomenon is not like racists are moving away from the immigrants.
00:46:49.760It's those who voted for the immigrants that are now moving away to the racist areas.
00:46:56.760Yeah. And then there is some, there was one head of the school faculty in Helsinki who said that there should be like forced school districts that you can't escape from.
00:47:12.760And I was thinking that maybe you can't, well, you can't move, you can't move basically that that sort of.
00:47:18.760Yes. Even though you move, your child would be in that school.
00:47:22.760They even had the idea of losing people, you know, balancing the population between the schools.
00:47:28.760Well, Sweden is talking about that now, right?
00:48:26.760Are Finns generally aware of this and the demographic trends?
00:48:31.760And if the current trends do continue, this is the outcome within, you know, 80 to 100 years from now, would you say?
00:48:37.760That's hard to answer, obviously, but.
00:48:40.760Well, it's not conspiracy theory anymore because mainstream media even made headlines about the shrinking population.
00:48:47.760And they had these forecasts that if the immigration continues, what happens in the, for example, next 50 years.
00:48:56.760But the main question or the main problem with this issue is that it will give some responsibilities to the adult people.
00:49:03.760And some Finnish feminists, for example, complained that all these kind of discussions make them feel bad because if they don't want to have children, you should not accuse us for being selfish or for destroying the Finnish society.
00:49:20.760It's our party. It's our right. You know, you have the same kind of people in Sweden also.
00:49:25.760So even though everyone was not everyone, but many people somehow agree that there is some problems with the immigration and in the multicultural system, they don't want to fix the problem because the liberalism was the reason why it happened.
00:49:42.760So we need to get rid of the liberalism to fix it. And that is something that those middle class Finns don't want to do. They want to continue their way of living, even though it's destroying the society.
00:49:58.760Yes, exactly. Now, we are going to. So I think the main problem is now the selfishness of the people. It's not only the rising immigration population.
00:50:14.760And even some left wing people say that, well, because our opportunity rate is so low, that's why we need immigration. Right. Yeah.
00:50:23.760So they have already accepted that they will be replaced.
00:50:27.760Well, I think that that kind of mentality is really toxic. Yeah. Defeatists.
00:50:32.760Yeah. If any black people or Kurdish people or exotic people have that kind of ideas, those same leftist woman would say anything to prove them wrong and say that, no, you must raise a family.
00:50:50.760And I hope that you will get many beautiful children, but at least not for me.
00:50:56.760Yeah, no, exactly. Well, I think that's a losing, you know, demographic also attitude, I guess, to a certain extent, right, that their children, hopefully, as they grow up, unless they're mixed, obviously, but they're like, they want a Finland that they knew existed.
00:51:13.760They want a Sweden that they knew existed. And it's catching, I'm not saying by any means that it's a majority yet, but it's definitely catching on.
00:51:20.760And as you said, I mean, over the last five years, even these talking points have become much more acceptable in political discourse, much more mainstream is not talking about this.
00:51:30.760Right. And let me guess, in Sweden, you have the same kind of narrative as in Finland, that there is not a Sweden nation or Sweden folk that needs to be defended because you have always been mixed.
00:51:47.760Right. I think you have heard this kind of, of course, it's just, you know, different tribes that made made Sweden as it is.
00:51:57.760But still, it's the same story. Yeah. And there is no Portuguese people.
00:52:02.760There is no Swedish people. There's no Latvian people, Lithuanian people. They are all mixed.
00:52:06.760And of course, the same story goes on Finland also, because even though the language is really old, even though there hasn't been immigration waves to Finland for thousands of years, when the Finnish tribes arrived to the current Finnish soil,
00:52:29.760still we have the same narrative that we are mixed and there has always been population mixed.
00:52:35.760So what's the problem for having some blood from Somalia or from Arabia or from Maghreb countries?
00:52:43.760And they even say that there's a huge problem with inbreeding within the Finnish society.
00:52:48.760So that's why we need to bring people that married their cousins.
00:52:52.760Exactly. That will revitalize our genetics somehow.
00:52:57.760The funny part is that we were a peasant country, peasant nation.
00:53:03.760That's why there was not like a great number of rich families that wanted to, you know, marry themselves to keep the riches within the family.
00:53:16.760The peasant population in Finland were really free to marry whatever they wanted because there was not money.
00:53:23.760Every family was as poor. So that's why there were hardly any cousin marriages.
00:53:29.760It was really rare to have that kind of marriage in Finland.
00:53:33.760So we are bringing people who have been marrying their cousins for the last 600, 700 years.
00:53:42.760And then we are bringing them to Finland. And we say that this blood will more or less save us.
00:53:50.760People with more diseases, people with lower IQ, people with, you know, greater number of mutations and that kind of stuff.
00:53:59.760But they don't care. Even though you try to argue with them, they just say that, well, I'm not interested.
00:54:05.760Or there is not any races. We are all the same.
00:54:07.760If we are all the same, why we need immigration?
00:54:10.760Or if we are all the same, what is the component that makes us diverse?
00:54:14.760Right, exactly. And of course, it should be mentioned, too, as we do get more technologically advanced or whatnot, there's other means and methods now.
00:54:23.760I mean, we're right at the cusp of having automation as opposed to bringing people that, for the most part, anyway, don't actually go to work.
00:54:29.760And even someone brought up, which was a good point, right? Even the potential then, you know, from their point of view, right, the added benefit of bringing in, you know, cheap labor or whatnot,
00:54:40.760then that's good for the corporations and that now they can make more money or something.
00:54:44.760Their extended family, again, are welfare dependent in the most part.
00:54:48.760And they actually, there's a net, you know, negative, a drain on Finnish, Swedish, German, French, whatever society that you have.
00:54:57.760And it ends up costing us more. Now you have social, you know, upheaval, there's disruption, disruptions as you begin removing this, you know, cohesion and the ethnic homogeneity that's there.
00:55:09.760I mean, again, I showed a graph there, right? Finland is like topping the Mensa chart of being, you know, among the top 10 countries with the most genius per capita.
00:55:17.760Somehow with our inbred genetics, we managed to pull this off.
00:55:21.760It's just like, this doesn't make sense at all.
00:55:24.760In fact, given the circumstances of how few we are in many of these countries, right, in many small European nations, it's remarkable what we have managed to achieve.
00:55:35.760And now they're removing those very things, right? So if prosperity or even economics was one of the arguments, that doesn't even make sense, right?
00:55:47.760Well, I think it's the quality over quantity.
00:55:52.760And even though people are complaining that the Finnish population is shrinking, I think most of our history has been, you know, the number of the Finnish people were not over 400,000 for hundreds of years.
00:56:08.760Exactly. Our population were really small.
00:56:11.760And it was just like a middle of the 19th century when there was like population explosion going on.
00:56:17.760And we had our first million and second million and third million and so on.
00:56:25.760We would survive even with a couple of hundred of thousands of people, but we will not survive if we need to, you know, share this soil with millions of non-Finnic people.
00:56:37.760The minority will always get wiped out, especially if the fertility rate is really low.
00:56:43.760So I think that if we just, you know, send those people away and shut our borders, we could easily survive this upcoming 20 or 30 years of population shrinking.
00:57:00.760Because it means that those families that will have children, they are more politically motivated than their parents.
00:57:10.760So most of the people who have any kind of
00:57:15.760genetical drift towards breeding, it means that most of the new kids will come to those families.
00:57:22.760And those, you know, those families that promoted education and career more than having babies, they will be wiped out from the genetic pool.
00:57:33.760So it doesn't mean that all the people are in the next two or three generations would be geniuses, but they will be the one who will have children.
00:58:03.760I don't think anyone is as truly comfortable in those environments, to be honest.
00:58:07.760Yeah, and I just meant that even though you showed the statistics about the high IQ, I also say that if the high IQ means that you will not make children, it's not only good thing for the population.
00:58:45.760Let me take a couple of super chats here.
00:58:47.760We're going to take a break in a little bit.
00:58:48.760I want to keep talking with you in part two about, you know, I want to pick your brain about how the FinC, the NATO membership that just happened in April back in.
00:59:22.760Thank you so much for your support, Albert.
00:59:24.760We have one from a Zionist cuck here as well that says, We need to become Kaleviopeg or slash Kalevala once again to drive out these hook-nose ideologies.
00:59:37.760Tervist, hello, from an Estneopolk here, slash Henrik.
00:59:48.760So, also, before we do take a break, though, Tuka, I do want to plug your stuff a little bit so people know where to find you.
00:59:55.760If we have Finnish people tuning in, obviously, not only where they can follow you, but also the political party and how they can get engaged.
01:00:03.760Do you accept new members, you know, involved, I guess is a better term.
01:00:06.760Do you accept new members, you guys out there looking and scouting and trying to grow the party?
01:00:10.760Tell us about this a little bit before the break here.