By Plenary Sessions: Kalle Grünthal

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The politician is critical of the state paying subsidies to foreign companies for wind energy construction, especially when the government claims that funds are scarce. He advocates for fiscal prioritization, directing limited resources toward strengthening national defense.

Economic perspectives support reprioritizing the state budget to immediately increase compensation for reservists, arguing that funding sources (such as the 2.6 billion allocated to NGOs) already exist. The speaker criticizes government spending that favors large corporations and officials, describing the state as a "pyramid scheme run by network marketers." He opposes placing the obligation to compensate reservists for lost wages onto employers.

The speaker harshly criticizes Estonia's economic environment, calling it poor and detrimental to investment. The primary issue cited is electricity prices, which, in his view, are so exorbitant that they actively deter foreign investors.

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