By Plenary Sessions: Helle-Moonika Helme

Economic views center on fiscal integrity and the fight against corruption within public finance. The speaker sharply criticizes the government's allocation of funds, which directs green transition subsidies to specific business groups ("the circle of energy businessmen"), viewing this as corrupt preferential treatment.

The economic viewpoints are expressed through concern over the damages inflicted upon the agricultural sector by large predators and migratory birds, emphasizing the necessity of protecting producers' interests. Furthermore, he/she indirectly supports saving state funds and criticizes the wasteful spending of money under the guise of science, citing the US example.

The economic views expressed are critical of state intervention and subsidization, particularly within the context of the green transition, where billions are being channeled to specific business groups. The speaker criticizes the high CO2 taxes levied on fossil fuels, which he considers "insane" and believes distort energy market prices. This, in turn, artificially creates the myth of expensive fossil energy and cheap, subsidized wind power.

No direct economic stances are presented. Opposition is expressed to the government's actions aimed at withdrawing benefits from families, especially large families, citing that this conflicts with the constitution.

The speaker is a strong proponent of the oil shale energy sector and opposes any taxes or fees that increase its cost, as well as the subsidization of renewable energy. Their economic platform focuses on the recovery of Estonian business and the overall economy, coupled with sharp criticism of government policies that they argue are causing the current economic downturn.

It advocates for the restoration of fair market competition in the energy sector, calling for an end to the irrational subsidization of renewable energy and the artificial taxation of fossil fuels. The priority is an economically sustainable and affordable energy supply, which runs counter to the ideological goals of the green transition.

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