By Plenary Sessions: Helle-Moonika Helme

The primary opposition is aimed at the government and the Reform Party, who face criticism regarding both their economic policy (specifically the tax burden and overall tax strategy) and violations of procedural order. Opponents are being accused of greed (specifically merchants) and of making arbitrary claims (such as the supposed impact of VAT on the consumer). The criticism is intense, focusing heavily on both policy substance and procedural matters, particularly concerning the VAT on food items and the proposed electoral rights bills.

The main confrontation is directed against the minister and his political party, criticizing them both on ethical grounds (funding linked to Putin's Russia) and procedural grounds (the use of the English language). The criticism is intense and personal, effectively calling the opponent's moral legitimacy into question.

The main adversaries are the "cannabis legalization lobbyists," whose activities in the offices of government members are considered a threat. The resistance is intense and focuses on political pressure that undermines the existing anti-drug policy.