By Plenary Sessions: Mart Helme

Strong opposition is being voiced on social issues, specifically against the bill concerning less represented genders, which is deemed irrational. Furthermore, the necessity of protecting women from derogatory remarks made by ministers is emphasized, and the session chair is called upon to intervene in cases of such inappropriate comments.

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Among the social issues, the foremost concern is the social repercussions of introducing foreign communities, particularly those from Uzbekistan and Tajikistan, highlighting both the necessity for integration and the threat of Islamic radicalism. The speaker emphasizes that these social consequences outweigh merely the need for general labor or skilled workers. Furthermore, the activities at Nursipalu are criticized, which, in the speaker’s assessment, have deeply undermined the defense will of Estonians.

Social issues are addressed through the lens of ideological confrontation, criticizing the "perverse endeavors of liberal democracy" and defending those who dissent from the mainstream ideology. Mention is made of the attempted expulsion of Varro Vooglaid from the ERR council, emphasizing the right of the factions to make decisions.

The speeches focus on energy and the economy. Social problems are addressed only as a potential security threat arising from power outages, citing Spain as an example, where people went for each other's throats over water and food.

The speaker is defending Christian holidays (Easter, Christmas) on the list of national holidays, opposing the symbolism advisor's proposal to remove them. Furthermore, the government is criticized for supporting the replacement of the Estonian people, which indicates opposition to the current immigration or demographic policy.