By Months: Martin Helme

The speaker demonstrates knowledge of the domestic procedures for denouncing international treaties in Estonia and Latvia, highlighting the Riigikogu’s limited powers compared to those of the government. Furthermore, the speaker shows awareness of the alleged provisions of the Istanbul Convention regarding NGO funding and the promotion of gender-sensitive policies in schools. Examples of countries that have withdrawn from the convention (Turkey, Latvia) are cited in support of these arguments.

The speaker demonstrates expertise regarding the administrative domain and legal framework of state museums, citing the ERM's statutes, its founding date (1909), and its objectives (perpetuating the memory of Jakob Hurt and promoting Estonian ethnology). A specific financial figure is also presented (9 million euros annually from the state).

The speaker demonstrates a high level of detail regarding national defense, referencing specific capabilities (such as the altitude for drone detection and the shortage of HIMARS ammunition) and citing the State Audit Office report concerning wasteful defense spending. On financial matters, he utilizes concrete figures for deficit and debt growth and refers to analyses of income deciles regarding the impact of the tax reform. Furthermore, he is knowledgeable about international law concerning the exclusive economic zone and territorial waters in connection with the shadow fleet incident.

The speaker demonstrates a detailed approach when criticizing issues related to the rule of law, specifically citing the Prosecutor's Office's alleged bias and the lack of ministerial oversight. He also references existing scientific research confirming the negative health effects of wind turbines (noise and vibration), accusing the government of ignoring these findings. Furthermore, he shows knowledge regarding the specifics of the draft tax bill, claiming that it converts temporary taxes into permanent ones.

The greatest expertise is demonstrated in the fields of taxation and public finance, citing detailed examples of previous excise duty cuts and the failure of budget revenue forecasts. Furthermore, claims regarding CO2 and climate change are presented as scientific facts, challenging widely accepted climate goals. On security issues, emphasis is placed on NATO Article 5 and the strategic considerations of border states (Finland, Poland).

Demonstrates knowledge of financial markets (Euribor forecasts, bank taxes) and environmental issues (low-frequency noise from wind turbines, the chemical composition and effects of Bisphenol A). Employs technical terminology and refers to specific legal statutes, such as sanctions detailed in the draft legislation. Provides systematic explanations concerning the lack of transparency in e-voting, citing relevant court rulings.

The speaker demonstrates authority and knowledge regarding the safety and efficacy of COVID-19 vaccines, citing "over 3,700 studies" concerning negative consequences. On economic matters, he utilizes statistics regarding the tax burden (relative to GDP) and income growth, while casting doubt on the government's figures. He is also familiar with the statements made by NATO and EU leaders (Rutte, Von der Leyen) concerning security and ammunition issues.

He demonstrates expertise in parliamentary rules and procedures (written questions, interpellations) and constitutional law (the right to vote, freedom of religion). Regarding economic issues, he uses large figures (2.6 billion, 15 billion) to illustrate the total cost of green energy and accusations of corruption, claiming that wind energy is the most expensive form of energy for society.

Demonstrates expertise in the energy and economics sectors, utilizing concrete figures (2.6 billion in subsidies, 15 billion in total costs) and referencing the expenditures associated with parallel system development and network fees. Furthermore, the individual is knowledgeable about the legal nuances involved in amending the Riigikogu's rules of procedure and the Constitution, citing the annotated edition of the Constitution.