By Plenary Sessions: Mart Helme

The speaker demonstrates expertise in planning waste management and calculating the costs of construction projects, citing the demolition of an old house and the disposal of asbestos sheeting (eternit) as examples. The quality of the research is also criticized, with the speaker noting that current studies are insufficient and were conducted using the wrong equipment. Furthermore, economic irregularities are identified, such as the use of shell companies to secure subsidies.

The speaker demonstrates familiarity with the Soviet-era social atmosphere and the practice of informing (denunciation) within work collectives, employing this as a historical analogy. The discussion also addresses the uncertainty regarding the sanctions policy and the duration of the war in Ukraine, specifically referencing the possibility of a unilateral decision by the United States to lift the sanctions. No data or statistics are utilized.

The speaker demonstrates expertise regarding the reliability and procedures of elections, focusing particularly on the security and verifiability of e-voting. They cite specific data points, such as the 42% of people who distrust e-voting and the electorate having grown by 90,000, to underscore the system's vulnerability. The central focus is the system's opacity and the lack of proper verification mechanisms.

The speaker demonstrates expertise in comparing referendums with legislative processes (bills) and in analyzing historical policy. Specific attention is paid to analyzing the outcomes of the 2003 European Union accession referendum. The analysis is grounded in historical context and emphasizes social responsibility, rather than utilizing technical data or statistics.

The speaker demonstrates a deep understanding of international finance, referencing the gold standard, the Bretton Woods agreements, and sovereign bonds. They also show awareness of the effects of infrasound, citing the Cuban precedent and various international studies. Specific terminology is employed to back up warnings concerning both economic stability and public health.

The speaker demonstrates a detailed understanding of tax policy, specifically mentioning the timing of the VAT increase and the immediate impact of the car tax on the public. Their expertise also extends to gauging public opinion, as they claim to know that the car tax is the most widely detested tax hike.

The speaker demonstrates a profound knowledge of Chinese intelligence activities, distinguishing legacy intelligence that relies on human resources from modern cyber and digital intelligence that utilizes artificial intelligence. He refers to personal experiences visiting China and knows the exact location of the Chinese intelligence center in Tallinn. He confidently employs terms such as "digital intelligence," "artificial intelligence," and "information operations" to describe the colossal capabilities of these intelligence activities.