By Plenary Sessions: Mart Helme

The speaker highlights public health issues, focusing on the potential negative impact of wind turbines on the health of expectant mothers and newborn babies. This topic is presented as an extremely serious social threat, referencing a long-term "wind turbine genocide."

The primary social issue is the protection of civil liberties and opposition to state surveillance. The draft bill is being criticized for creating a "network of informers," which is reminiscent of the atmosphere of fear that existed in work collectives during the Soviet Union.

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The question is being raised regarding the potential danger of infrasound to human health, citing international studies and the Cuba incident where it was allegedly used against American embassy personnel. This topic is closely linked to the issue of scientific credibility and the fulfillment of political mandates.

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When discussing social issues, emphasis is placed on the threat of cyber espionage and digital surveillance, given that Chinese intelligence, utilizing artificial intelligence, is daily present in people's smart devices and knows everything. Furthermore, concern has been raised over citizens' liberties in connection with the political interference and fabricated accusations by Estonian special services.