By Years: Ants Frosch

The primary targets are the governing coalition and Prime Minister Michal, who face severe criticism for nepotism, questionable personnel policies, and disregard for democratic institutions. The critique focuses both on political ethics—specifically the cynical "shuffling" of chancellors and the lack of political accountability—and the failed execution of policy, exemplified by the confusion surrounding the tax calculators. He/She further faults the coalition for ignoring the work of the Riigikogu (Parliament) and deems the introduction of the "fifth column" narrative entirely inappropriate.

The main opponents are the government and the prime minister, who are being criticized for ethical nihilism, ignoring security threats, and employing a "steamroller" tactic in parliament. Separate criticism is aimed at the coalition partners linked to "Eastern money" (Eesti 200, SDE) and the adequacy of the leadership of the Prosecutor's Office. The criticism is political, procedural, and value-based, emphasizing inequality before the law.