By Plenary Sessions: Martin Helme

The primary targets of criticism are Prime Minister Kristen Michal (lack of initiative, the economy), the Ministry of Culture (cultural policy), and Minister of the Interior Taro (incompetence, fear-mongering). It sharply criticizes the Reform Party for the economic downturn and propaganda, and Eesti 200 for trying to inflate their low poll numbers. The criticism is both policy-driven and personal, accusing opponents of lying and funding depravities.

The main confrontation is directed at the Reform Party and Eesti 200 government, which is accused of steamrolling local government and favoring corrupt projects. The criticism is intense and includes both political and personal accusations, such as the specific naming of Jaak Aab as an obstructer of the bill. No willingness to compromise is evident.

The primary target is the Reform Party and the government, who stand accused of failing on the economy, immigration, and national defense. The criticism is intense and includes accusations of bluffing, lying, and stoking war hysteria solely to boost their own popularity. The opponent's three main self-image myths—economic competence, Estonian patriotism, and robust defense—are declared shattered.

The main opponent is Minister Jürgen Ligi and the Reform Party leading the government. They face criticism both politically (due to an irresponsible budget) and personally (regarding the individual's incompetence and failure in four different posts). The confrontation is intense and uncompromising, with opponents being accused of lying about their election promises.