By Plenary Sessions: Helle-Moonika Helme

Instead of social problems, the focus is on political ethics and integrity in public life. In the third speech, there is a sarcastic reference to the Johanna-Maria Lehtme scandal, but broader positions on education, immigration, or social issues are absent.

The main social issue is the protection of scientists' independence and academic freedom from political interference. It is emphasized that scientists have a duty to question everything and must have the right to dissent, and politicians must not dictate what they say.

Among social issues, the question of public trust in scientific institutions is being raised. It is stressed that government actions undermine the ethics of scientific work and the transparency of projects, especially given that TalTech scientists are allegedly compiling analyses based on false data. Furthermore, the negative impact on local communities caused by mining projects is also highlighted.

On social issues, the speaker is strongly conservative, opposing marriage equality (which they refer to as "gay marriage") and accusing progressives of twisting the constitution. Emphasis is placed on the state's special protection of families, which forms the basis for criticizing the government's cuts to family benefits.

The social focus is aimed at protecting the "ordinary worried person" who is suffering due to the government's energy policy and corruption. Participation in the support group for the Estonian National Opera was also mentioned.

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The stance on social issues is strongly conservative, emphasizing that there are only two sexes (male and female) and supporting the prohibition of trans ideology and the elimination of gay politics. The speaker demands that the Ministry of Foreign Affairs cease flying the LGBT rainbow flag and participating in Pride events, citing new US guidelines.