By Years: Mart Helme

The speaker is vehemently opposed to tax increases (a "tax spree") and slams the state's irresponsible squandering of public funds (Nordica, Rail Baltic). He is convinced that wind energy is an expensive and inefficient "gigantic racket" and advocates for prioritizing cheap, stable energy sources (oil shale, nuclear power). He demands that 2.8 billion euros currently allocated to wind farms be redirected immediately to boosting defense capabilities.

The speaker vehemently opposes tax increases (car tax, VAT, taxation of pensions), arguing that they are ruining businesses and impoverishing the population. He criticizes the government's financial policy as "bungling" and "corrupt," which wastes taxpayer money (e.g., on IT development in Kenya, and wind farms). He advocates for creating economic growth, not raising taxes, stressing that Estonia is the world's worst performer in the current recession. He views the government's actions as the "Stalinist" destruction of property.