Truth Party (Finland)
national conservative political party in Finland
The Truth Party (Finnish: Totuuspuolue, abbr. TP) is a national conservative registered extra-parliamentary political party in Finland. The party was registered on 26 April 2023.
Ideology
Social, internal, immigration and foreign policy
The Truth Party views that the European Union is illegal based on the Finnish Constitution, and seeks that Finland should leave the European Union. The party opposes the European Digital Identity, alongside corona and vaccine passports. The party wishes to leave NATO by reason of the Paasikivi–Kekkonen doctrine. The party wishes to make Finlandia the sole national anthem of Finland, replacing Maamme. The party supports good relations with the Russian Federation.
The party claims that the current immigration policy of the government will turn Finland into an illiberal democratic country where Finns are a minority. The party describes the Government as a mafia network, and wishes to hold people involved in "censorship, deliberate disinformation produced by mainstream media, state leadership and other official mafia networks", alongside people involved in selling government assets off-shore convicted of fraud.
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