By Years: Ants Frosch

The speaker is a prominent opposition politician, focusing primarily on national security, governmental integrity (specifically criticizing nepotism), and the protection of the rights of Estonian citizens. Their most notable stance is a firm opposition to granting voting rights to stateless persons in local elections, consistently emphasizing the principle of *jus sanguinis* (right of blood). They also sharply criticize the government’s personnel policy and the botched implementation of recent tax hikes, framing their critique mainly through a value-based and results-oriented lens. Their overall political position is geared towards strengthening state sovereignty and internal security.

The political position is strongly anti-government, accusing it of ethical relativism, legal nihilism, and moving towards an undemocratic system of government. The main issues are national security (mass immigration, intelligence capabilities) and democratic credibility (e-voting, ministerial oversight). The standpoints are intense, value-based, and focused on highlighting the failures of the government's activities.