By Months: Mart Helme
Total Months: 9
Fully Profiled: 9
11.2025
32 Speeches
In the social sphere, the focus is on supporting the elderly and disabled, while criticizing the state for its negligence and failure to keep promises. The strong emphasis on security is tied to concerns about immigration and radicalism, leading to opposition against accepting foreign prisoners due to the fear of Islamist terrorists. Furthermore, attention is drawn to domestic crime, such as public drug consumption and violence perpetrated by minors.
10.2025
25 Speeches
The social focus is directed toward the protection of vulnerable social groups and large families, criticizing the government's alleged neglect of these populations. The problem of demographic collapse is being raised. Furthermore, a new cultural direction that includes obscenity, violence, and verbal abuse is being criticized.
09.2025
49 Speeches
In the healthcare sector, there is strong opposition to mandatory vaccination and the imposition of masks, which is being treated as a violation of human rights and a "fascist-tinged attitude." There is particular resistance to allowing children (aged 13–14) to make independent vaccination decisions. Concern is also being voiced regarding plans to introduce mandatory military service for women, and criticism is leveled at the unhealthy attitudes of urbanized society toward predator management (wolves, pumas) and the spread of invasive species.
06.2025
33 Speeches
In the social sphere, the themes of security and migration dominate. The speaker is strongly opposed to the introduction of culturally alien immigrants from Central Asia, fearing population replacement and security threats (parallel societies). The agreement regarding Swedish prisoners is considered extremely dangerous to internal security and is likened to state prostitution. Criticism is also leveled at the waste sorting bill, which has been labeled ‘eco-fascist’ and fails to take into account the specific characteristics of rural areas.
05.2025
26 Speeches
Strong opposition to the bureaucratic initiative to remove Christian holidays (Easter, Christmas Day) from the list of national holidays, deeming it an insane idea. Concerns are voiced regarding the social consequences of foreign communities (Uzbekistan, Tajikistan) and the potential for Islamic radicalism if immigration focuses solely on cheap labor. There is also resistance to the "totalitarian ideology" imposed by the EU, including sustainability reports and gender-related legislative proposals.
04.2025
19 Speeches
The speaker's primary social concern is tied to the reliability of democratic processes, demanding the cessation of e-elections because of public mistrust. He also raises health concerns related to the use of infrasound and the impact of wind farms on pregnant women and newborns, accusing corrupt officials of planning "wind-genocide."
03.2025
61 Speeches
The speaker opposes mass immigration and the influx of foreign labor (Ukraine, Central Asia), viewing this as a direct threat to the survival of the Estonian nation and internal security, and predicting the emergence of ethnic conflicts. He criticizes mandatory vaccination and its negative impact on public trust in vaccination generally. He demands the complete eradication of Russian as a privileged language from the state space.
02.2025
43 Speeches
The speaker emphasizes the protection of religious freedom and freedom of speech, criticizing ideological cancel culture and the construction of "firewalls." He opposes amending the law concerning churches and congregations, viewing it as a direct security threat that provokes Russia and endangers the Ida-Viru region. Furthermore, he expresses concern regarding the immigration of Orthodox followers whose backgrounds are uncontrolled, and supports compensating for damage caused by predators.
01.2025
15 Speeches
The speaker does not address traditional social issues but instead focuses on political ideology and the democratic order. He accuses Estonia of ideological censorship and dictatorship, and views the discussion surrounding the banning of Germany's AfD as a sign that Europe is entering a "post-democratic era."