By Plenary Sessions: Helle-Moonika Helme

The main conflict lies with the ruling coalition, particularly the Reform Party, which stands accused of corruption and catering to a cartel of businessmen seeking profit. The criticism is intense, focusing both on political responsibility (consumer protection) and unethical behavior (prioritizing major donors, referencing the Neinar Seli case).

The primary adversaries are political forces who funded "consensus science" and promote gender ideology. The criticism is intense and ideological, accusing the opponents of believing falsehoods and comparing their activities to Lysenkoism, which signals their political and historical failure.

The opponents are the tax imposers (the government/coalition), who are being sharply criticized for failing to consider people's livelihoods and for ignoring the needs of large families. The criticism is intense and accusatory, claiming that the opposition doesn't care about the public's situation and is engaged in "blatant robbing from people's pockets."

The main adversary is the current Estonian government and the prime minister, who are accused of "pig-headedly" living in another universe and cultivating immoral, false ideologies. The criticism is intense and ideological, accusing the government of carrying out state-level terror regarding mandatory vaccination. The actions of the opponents are referred to as "injustice crying out to heaven."