By Plenary Sessions: Helle-Moonika Helme

The political focus centers on fierce criticism of the government’s priorities, particularly concerning aid to Ukraine (1 billion euros) and the failed implementation of the transition to Estonian-language education. These positions are strongly value-based, emphasizing the constitutional obligation to preserve the Estonian nation, language, and culture. The speaker demands withdrawal from the Ukraine aid agreement and the prioritization of domestic needs.

The political position is fiercely antagonistic toward the government’s actions, particularly concerning European decarbonization policies and the extraction of natural resources. The speaker highlights the danger that the Estonian government, acting on orders from Europe, might carelessly surrender the nation’s mineral wealth, thereby prioritizing national independence and resource protection. The underlying framework is strongly value-driven and results-oriented, criticizing the government’s performance in safeguarding national interests.

The political position is strongly oppositional, centering on the government's failed excise duty policy and the reform concerning the transition to Estonian-language education. The speaker asserts that the government's actions have resulted in price inflation and increased border trade, while also discriminating against Estonian children. The platform is both value-based (protection of the Estonian language and people) and results-based (failure to collect excise revenue). The speaker proposes suspending the second reading of the draft law on basic education.

The speaker stands firmly against the proposed EU-wide asset register, arguing that it infringes upon the constitutional rights of Estonian citizens to property and privacy. On the domestic front, he sharply criticizes the government's handling of healthcare funding and labor issues (specifically doctors' salaries), highlighting the administration's failures and questioning its value-based framework. Furthermore, he expresses deep concern over the insufficient state of civil defense and crisis preparedness, warning of potential chaos.

The political stance is extremely value-driven and intensely confrontational, focusing on child protection and the fight against pedophiles, to the extent that the provisions of the draft law are viewed as deliberate criminal activity. Secondly, the speaker expresses strong skepticism regarding foreign aid, particularly financial support for Ukraine, while simultaneously highlighting the growing impoverishment and financial difficulties faced by Estonian residents. The speaker clearly prioritizes the welfare of the Estonian people over the provision of foreign aid.