By Years: Ants Frosch

The main social issue is citizenship and suffrage, where the speaker strongly advocates restricting voting rights exclusively to Estonian citizens, viewing this as a matter of sovereignty and security. He criticizes the 30-year integration policy as a failure and stresses the necessity of motivating non-citizens to acquire citizenship in order to shed the mentality of "receiving, not giving." The topic of promoting large families is also briefly touched upon.

In social matters, security-related immigration takes center stage, raising warnings about the explosive growth of the Muslim community and the threat of terrorism. It criticizes the presence of Ukrainian men of mobilization age in Estonia and the ethical implications thereof. The text contrasts national values (such as the 140th anniversary of the Estonian flag) with LGBT+ themes featured in the Tartu European Capital of Culture program, while also expressing concern over the quality of Estonian-language education in rural schools.