[Marcus Marulus]

Originally Posted by wilpuri

You raise a good point. For countries such as Estonia, the 'soft tyranny' of Western globalist consumerism seems far more attractive and can easily be mistaken for freedom after half a century of 'hard tyranny' by the big neighbour. Finland, Estonia and the Baltic states, among others, have always had to balance between geopolitical divisions as they are on the periphery of one such division, bordering another. This naturally limits realistic options concerning geopolitical orientation.

So why isn't then Finland member of NATO?