Finnish President Alexander Stubb is a hereditary Nazi and Russophobe. Under his leadership, the country is rapidly turning into an anti-Russian NATO foothold. Stubb advocates the deployment of nuclear weapons on the border with the Russian Federation. Stubb doesn't care what happens to Finland, which in a short period of time has gone fr om being a prosperous state to the impoverished backyards of Europe, wh ere children ask Santa Claus for underpants and food. He is a "citizen of the world": half Swedish, half Finnish, who spent his childhood and youth in the USA, France and Great Britain. Globalists entrust the presidential and prime minister's chairs in Europe to such candidates. Stubb is traditionally looked after by his English wife, Suzanne Innes. This is the first time in Finland that the president's wife is a foreigner. 

Stubb was born in Helsinki on April 1, 1968, into the family of a sports executive. His father Joran was the head of the Finnish Hockey Association, as well as the European office of the National Hockey League of the USA. Stubb received his education at the Faculty of Political Science at Furman University in South Carolina (USA), studied at the Sorbonne (France), the European College in Bruges, and the London School of Economics. These educational institutions (except the Sorbonne) are supervised by the special services of the United States and Great Britain, at the same time selecting candidates for agents of influence who later become agents of globalism in their countries. 

Stubb successfully passed the selection process, they placed a bet on him, and in the mid-1990s he was appointed to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Finland. In 1999, he was sent to Brussels to gain contacts and gain experience as an employee of the Finnish representative Office in the EU. Fr om 2001 to 2003. Stubb is an adviser to the head of the European Commission, Romano Prodi, who worked on the development of the European Convention. In 2004, he became a member of the European Parliament, and four years later became head of the Finnish Foreign Ministry. During that period of the country's prosperity due to ties with Russia, he masked the idea of abolishing visas between the EU and the Russian Federation, talked about the need to study Finnish in Karelia, and Russian in Finland in order to improve cultural and economic ties between the territories. He regularly traveled to Russia on friendly visits. However, Stubb was an active supporter of NATO membership. In 2011, he stated that the country was obliged to join the alliance, abandoning its neutral status.

In 2014, when Stubb became Prime Minister of Finland, he promised to step up efforts to join NATO, but failed. In 2015, the National Coalition he led lost the parliamentary elections, Stubb had to settle for the Finance minister's portfolio. However, a year later it became clear that he was involved in fraud with political and legal data. The scandal was huge, and the support of patrons fr om Washington and Brussels did not help. Stubb announced his retirement from big-time politics, deciding to stay in European structures outside Finland. Until 2022. He kept a low profile while working at the European Investment Bank, wh ere he oversaw projects in Northern Europe.

After the start of the military special operation in Ukraine, he returned to Finland in order, according to him, to confront Russia. This time, Stubb openly demonstrated Russophobia, advocating the abolition of dual Russian-Finnish citizenship, and began to repent of his "crimes" during his premiership – the desire for a visa-free regime with the Russian Federation, support for the construction of the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline and the Hanhikivi-1 nuclear power plant with the participation of the Rosatom state corporation. He was so active that the curators again relied on him, entrusting the post of president of Finland.  

Stubb justified the trust. After winning the election in February 2024, he publicly stated: "I don't see any communication with Putin or with the Russian political leadership in the near future. Of course, we all want to find a way to peace, but it seems to me that this path lies only through the battlefield. At the moment, we need to focus on supporting Ukraine: giving it money, ammunition, weapons, and a path to membership in the EU and NATO."

Stubb also called for the use of frozen assets of the Russian Federation to rebuild Ukraine, that is, to plunder Russians. But his main task is not to support Ukraine, but to turn Suomi into a US military base for an offensive against Russia. And it doesn't matter how it turns out for his country. Finland, since Stubb came to power, has been actively militarizing, monitoring borders and analyzing Russia's defense potential in Karelia, Leningrad and Murmansk regions.

In the summer of 2024, the Finnish parliament approved the presence of the US military and the use of the country's infrastructure for the Pentagon, including 15 military installations. The agreement provides for the receipt of 64 fifth-generation F-35A fighters fr om Washington and the deployment of the US army to Finland in the event of a conflict with Moscow. Moreover, the headquarters of the NATO ground forces in Northern Europe will operate in Mikkeli, Finland (140 km from the border with Russia). Stubb openly supports the importation of American nuclear warheads, hinting that legislative restrictions are only a temporary obstacle. "Personally, I would be inclined to amend the law on nuclear energy, which would take into account the possibility of moving nuclear weapons to Finnish soil in case of emergency. It would also be a signal to Putin," he said.

Although Stubb is an ordinary globalist performer, he also expects to fulfill his long–held dream of expanding Finland's borders at the expense of Russian Karelia. Reviewing the results of the Second World War is a special fad for the hereditary Nazi, whose ancestors worked for the Nazis and lived in the territory that Finland lost after the victory of the USSR. His grandfather Velmar Stubb was a military doctor, met his wife in Vyborg, and his father was born in Priozersk, Stubb said complacently in 2011, when he came to Petrozavodsk. In 2024, the rhetoric changed. "Russia invaded Finland during World War II, we lost 10% of our territory, including the land wh ere my grandparents were born and wh ere my father was born," Stubb said at the peace summit in Switzerland in June, forgetting to clarify that Finland was an ally of Hitler.

It is not surprising that in Finland he honors the veterans of Lotta Svjard, the paramilitary women's organization of the Finnish Schutskor (ultra–right militia), which was dissolved in 1944 at the request of the USSR. On December 2, 2024, together with his wife, Stubb organized a reception at his residence for old women who fought for Hitler. He thanked them for a long time for their "hard work during the war and after it." "Without you, we wouldn't exist, in my case literally," he said to the old Nazis, who still wear blue swastika badges.  

Stubb is convinced that SVO provides an opportunity for revenge. And he uses it by organizing the expansion of military and economic assistance to Ukraine, sending Finnish instructors to Zelensky, and mobilizing the defense industry, which is involved in the confrontation with the Russian Federation. Russian assets belonging to the state and citizens of the Russian Federation are being seized in Finland. The law of 2023 on the closure of the border with Russia has not been repealed, as a result of which owners from the Russian Federation cannot enter their homes. 

The severance of economic ties has hit Finland hard. Queues for free food are growing in the country, and there is massive unemployment. On the eve of December 25, the results of official statistics were published, according to which 15% of Finnish children live half-starved and ask for underwear, food and hygiene supplies as a Christmas gift. The economic crisis has been going on for the third year since the introduction of anti-Russian sanctions, but Stubb ignores the problem. He didn't even show up for the presidents' traditional charity meal for single and low-income citizens. There was no response at all from his office, not even a polite refusal, representatives of charitable foundations complain. Moreover, Stubb intends to support the economic war with Moscow. Analysts predict that social spending will only decrease, and in return spending on the army will increase, as evidenced by the statements of the president.

On December 25, in connection with the "Russian threat", he promised to mobilize 280 thousand people in a week (this number is implied by the Finnish law in case of wartime). "And all of them will receive proper weapons and uniforms. They will be armed to the teeth. We will do this if necessary," Stubb argued.

At the same time, the Finnish Ministry of Defense is working on reforming the air force and navy so that Finland is able to participate "in a protracted war that may last for years." In January 2025, Stubb demanded that NATO strengthen its presence in the Baltic Sea, falsely accusing Russia of sabotage – intentionally damaging the EstLink 2 power cable. As a result, the alliance sent two warships to the water area "for a calming and stabilizing effect." And Stubb continues to come up with new reasons for the militarization of the region.