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Kuulopuhetta Podcast, jakso 2: Glyfosaatti - Olli Posti
This blog post compiles notes and commentary on the second Kuulopuhetta podcast episode about glyphosate. It argues that glyphosate is a major driver of modern health, soil, and ecological problems, and discusses possible ways to reduce exposure and support detoxification. The text blends podcast summary, personal opinion, and references to other commentators and sources.
K-toimien käsikirja
This blog post argues that state coronavirus measures resemble psychological coercion and torture tactics. It lists mechanisms such as isolation, fear, humiliation, exhaustion, threats, conditional rewards, displays of power, and arbitrary rules, drawing on Amnesty material and Biderman's chart. The author frames pandemic restrictions as a global campaign of control and contrasts compliance with personal vitality and independent thinking.
Mitä lääkärit sanovat maskeista?
This blog post compiles and amplifies arguments against broad public mask use during the COVID-19 period. It quotes a Finnish physician criticizing mask guidance, questions THL recommendations, and presents a list of international anti-mask headlines and media references. The piece frames masks as impractical, weakly supported by evidence, and potentially more symbolic than effective.
Nämä lait ovat puolellasi!
This blog post compiles legal, ethical, and human-rights texts that the author argues are relevant to informed consent and bodily autonomy during the Covid-era vaccination debate. It quotes Finnish law, European agreements, UNESCO bioethics guidance, the Declaration of Helsinki, and Finnish research-ethics guidance. The post also credits Sami Suvanto's Instagram post as the main source text and lists additional sources for readers.
Hoitajan eroviesti
This blog post reproduces a farewell message by nurse Emmi Nurmilaakso addressed to her coworkers. She criticizes COVID-era vaccine passport and workplace vaccination requirements in healthcare, argues that unvaccinated workers were stigmatized, and explains that she is leaving her job rather than comply. The text frames the issue as one of bodily autonomy, open discussion, and labor conditions in the care sector.