finland

For a start Scandinavia doesn't include Finland, if you want Finland too then you are referring to the Nordic region or Nordic states.

In Finland (and Sweden) the peasants formed one of the four estates and were represented in the parliament.

They also claim Iceland did 12x the 'austerity' Finland did, so maybe it helped after all?

Of course most data traveling to/from Finland passes through Sweden, which shamelessly spies on it.

It's about Finland and the Netherlands, and how they have been doing comparing to Iceland.

Sweden, Norway and Finland all had monarchies, a landed gentry, and a peasant class.

That is actually illegal in Finland because it's illegal to circumvent the copy protection.

Some outliers (Norway, Switzerland) have weird economies, but others such as Finland don't.

Of the much praised Nordic countries (the ones Bernie Sanders seeks inspiration from), only in Finland the left actually tried a violent revolution.

Poland and Finland are a little bit better than the rest, but only a little bit and they're wide open to their bigger and nastier neighbors.

> One study of female flight attendants in Finland and Denmark found an increased rate of breast cancer.

Sweden, Norway, and Finland did not have serfdom.

Cross the border from Finland to Karelian Republic in Russia, and "wind clock forward one hour, wind calendar back 50 years".

Finland isn't part of any military alliances, so there is no sharing of intelligence with allies.

Finland is trying really hard but has Russia and Sweden as neighbours and those are running roughshod over the rights of the Finnish citizens.

Finland has been in an eight year recession/stagnation combination, with zero growth.