By Plenary Sessions: Martin Helme

The main adversary is the governing coalition, specifically Justice Minister Liisa-Ly Pakosta, who is being intensely attacked on both a personal and political level (e.g., "with the activist behavior of a pioneer leader"). The criticism is aimed both at political decisions (bringing in prisoners) and ethical shortcomings (lying, impunity). Compromise is ruled out, and the ultimate goal is to file a motion of no confidence against the government.

The primary adversary is the government, especially the Reform Party, who are labeled as liars and propagandists. The criticism is intense and comprehensive, covering tax policy, economic management, regulation, and media manipulation. The opposition is absolute, as the speaker believes the government's actions "cannot continue any longer" and are "heading for a spectacular crash."

The primary criticism is aimed at Prime Minister Kristen Michal and the Reform Party government, accusing them of shirking responsibility and continuing the policies of the previous prime minister. The criticism is intense and personal, labeling Michal a non-entity and his ministers scandalous (Svet, Ligi, Alender, Taro). Regarding the specific immigration policy, compromise is ruled out ("We do not agree with that").

The primary opponents are the Reform Party, which is being branded a "mafia," and government ministers (specifically, the Minister of the Climate Ministry). The criticism is intense, ranging from accusations of political bias (the Prosecutor's Office case) to direct charges of corruption and lying concerning wind energy. No willingness to compromise is evident.