By Plenary Sessions: Kalle Grünthal

The economic position is strongly opposed to raising taxes, particularly in the context of the Land Tax Act, which is considered economically devastating for individuals. It advocates for an independent revenue base for local municipalities and resists centrally imposed tax obligations.

Economic viewpoints are strongly critical of the profit-driven activities of foreign corporations in the Estonian energy sector, claiming they are simply "raking in the money here." He/She criticizes how energy prices are determined on the exchange, which keeps costs high for the Estonian people. The speaker prioritizes national interests and energy security over foreign capital.

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The speaker is vehemently opposed to taxes, specifically opposing the VAT, income tax, sugar tax, car tax, and the planned property tax, arguing that they destroy private property. He views the increasing tax burden as a tool used by globalists to drain the nation and make life in Estonia impossible.

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