By Plenary Sessions: Mart Helme

The political platform is strongly value-based and resolute, focusing on national security, sovereignty, and cultural purity. Key issues include the immediate closure of the eastern border, halting mass immigration (especially of Slavs), and defending the fundamental principles of the Estonian constitution (such as freedom of speech) against European Union regulations. The solutions proposed by the government and the Isamaa party are viewed as half-measures that will undermine security in the long term.

The political stance is fiercely oppositional to the Reform Party-led government, leveling accusations of failure in guaranteeing national security and precipitating a demographic and economic collapse. The speaker urgently emphasizes the necessity of restoring public trust in elections and safeguarding Estonian sovereignty during the formulation of foreign policy decisions. The political framework is intensely results-oriented and values-driven, further accusing the government of constitutional abuse.

The most salient topic is the legitimacy and contestability of e-elections, which the speaker views as potentially large-scale electoral fraud. The position is sharply oppositional, centering on the violation of democratic procedures and the principles of the rule of law. The focus is value-based, stressing the necessity of gaining clarity on whether this constitutes a success story or a deception.

The political stance is strongly oppositional, focusing on the government's irresponsibility and its failure to ensure public safety. The speaker vehemently opposes a specific contract or draft bill, accusing the current coalition (Eesti 200 and partners) of state-level irresponsibility and even criminal behavior. This position is strongly value-driven and results-oriented, emphasizing the inability of liberal governments to fulfill their obligations.

The political position focuses heavily on national security and civil defense, sharply criticizing the Reform Party's cultivated myth of "security being in safe hands" and highlighting existing security vulnerabilities. The speaker deems the situation critical and catastrophically poor, especially concerning mass evacuation and the logistics of supplies during a crisis. The platform is strongly oppositional and results-driven, demanding accountability for work left undone and for irresponsible spending.

The political stance is strongly oppositional, focusing on the moral legitimacy of the government's actions and public security. Key themes include the fight against crime and opposition to the agreement concerning the acceptance of prisoners from foreign countries, an agreement widely viewed as facing public resistance. The government's legitimacy is being questioned due to low support (10% and 1.5%), emphasizing criticism that is both value-based and results-oriented.

The political position is fiercely oppositional, centered on the government’s (Reform Party) failure to deliver on election promises regarding support for the elderly (a €1000 pension, tax-free pensions, and nursing home placements). The speaker stresses that the only solution to the country's problems is the removal of the government—which has lost the people's support—from power. The focus is on the government’s poor performance and value-based criticism, accusing those in power of stealing the country blind.