By Plenary Sessions: Mart Helme

Economic views are closely tied to security and social stability. The speaker is strongly opposed to the import of cheap labor, referring to them as "slaves" and warning that such actions will lead to an internal political crisis, citing the US Civil War as an example. It is believed that Estonia does not need this foreign workforce.

The speaker sharply criticizes the government's economic policy, which has led to the impoverishment of the nation and demographic collapse. It is emphasized that the government's foreign policy ambitions (such as the coalition of the willing) are increasing the financial burden and suffering of the Estonian people. Support is voiced for prioritizing national prosperity and independence over foreign policy posturing.

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Information on general economic views is missing, but the speaker sharply criticizes irresponsible spending and the evaporation of 700 million euros, directly linking the lack of fiscal responsibility to security gaps.

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The economic views are heavily focused on social justice and criticism of how the state uses public funds. The speaker opposes spending billions on "wind tycoons," "military contractors," and Rail Baltic, demanding instead that these resources be channeled into increasing pensions and support for people with disabilities and young families. They also oppose the taxation of pensions.