By Plenary Sessions: Kalle Grünthal

The primary social theme is public health, highlighting the potential detrimental impact of wind turbines on human health and referencing complaints regarding the deterioration of health conditions. The stance is strongly protective, demanding diligence and scientific knowledge from the government before proceeding with the projects. Health issues are framed as a matter of moral responsibility.

The main social issue is trust in science and political decisions, especially in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic, where the speaker suspects political bias and the promotion of "fake science." He asks how science can be trusted when certain scientific analyses were banned and the science that was promoted later turns out to be incorrect.

Among the social issues addressed is concern over the threat of foreign demographic invasion, citing as an example the potential influx of Turkish citizens, which could marginalize Estonians in local decision-making. Furthermore, he/she refers negatively to the COVID-19 era, criticizing the societal lockdowns and mandatory vaccinations as examples of government overreach.

The social issue addressed is freedom of religion and state intervention in the activities of churches, where the speaker strongly defends civil liberties and the principles of the rule of law. The topic is framed through the conflict between security and constitutional rights, requiring the state to adhere to the presumption of innocence.

The primary social issue is public health, which is directly linked to the detrimental effects caused by wind turbines (infrasound, toxic emissions). It is emphasized that wind turbines cause serious health problems, such as insomnia and cardiac arrhythmias, and that the state lacks knowledge regarding the full scope of this damage.

The primary social issue is public health, which has deteriorated due to the construction of wind farms, highlighting numerous complaints and a lack of knowledge regarding the dangers of infrasound. The suppression of people's free will and rights by the government is also emphasized, as we stand up for the rights of local residents.

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