By Years: Mart Helme

The main opponents are the Reform Party and its coalition partners (Eesti 200, Social Democrats), whom he refers to as the "Ref yoke" or the "thieves' government." The criticism is directed at corruption (Nordica, the wind energy scandal), incompetence, and the undermining of democracy (e-voting, censorship). The attacks are intense and personal, repeatedly demanding the resignation of ministers and the prime minister, while ruling out any compromise.

The primary opponents are the Reform Party and Kaja Kallas, who are accused of cynicism, incompetence, and steering the country toward a catastrophic course. Also targeted are the coalition partners and the "deep state" (specifically, the Prosecutor's Office and the Riigikogu Board). The criticism is predominantly personal, ideological, and procedural, accusing the government of violating laws, acting arbitrarily, and engaging in corruption. The attacks are intense, asserting that the government is a "disgraceful" and "criminal gang" that must be overthrown, and that compromise is ruled out.