HELSINKI, THE CAPITAL OF" NO FEAR"

During these last weeks,I have totally changed my opinion of European security and economical future.I hope that the international investors can pick up the best seeds and choose the best soil for their money to grow.For me the south has been the best option for years, but nowadays, when evaluating Spain,Italy,Portugal and Greece, one start to doubt,they have  had all the best  from Brussels,subsidizes for agriculture,fishing,tourism,countryside ,science ,education,industry,infrastructure for everything and now,it seems, that  they need more money, because all these invests, some how slipped  to salaries,pensions,private properties,private studies and maintaining the old political low moral governmental life style.
My TIP for the INTERNATIONAL CLEVER MONEY is, go to HELSINKI, the industrial future is in NORTH, holiday and entertainment is in SOUTH. Here are my SIX TOUGH ARGUMENTS:
1. The geopolitical location of Helsinki with a corridor to St'Petersburg and Russia with a  motorway, railway and maritime connection.Daily seaway routes to Estonia, Sweden  and weekly routes to other Baltic Sea countries.
2.The nations inner stability is the most solid among all the countries in the world (American study 2011)
and the outer threat is very low.
3The present economy is the strongest in EURO- AREA  at the moment.
4.The educational level is one of the highest in the world. (compare PISA study)
5.A good infrastructure covers the hole land, not part of it.Even in inhabited areas you will have quickly
   electricity, water and multimedia connections supply.
6.No religious or political fanatic group has any bases in Finland.Helsinki has never had football riots,political
   extremist riots or uncontrollable  damage causing LABOR PARTY demonstrations (always peaceful)and there is no separatist movements  
   like in Catalonia.

   Helsinki is the Home for Angry Birds and Nokia, and it is green and COOL ,and it's air is clean, and it's waters  are full of fish and wildlife.
 
    My place of the scenery was Spain.
    JOUKO OFVERBERG