By Plenary Sessions: Martin Helme

The focus is heavily centered on two main themes: the complete distrust of the e-voting system and the lack of national defense capability under the Reform Party government. E-elections are viewed as a "bardak" (a total mess/chaos) and a tool for a coup d'état, demanding the restoration of the system's integrity. Regarding national defense, there is strong opposition to any Estonian military intervention in the war in Ukraine, deeming it irresponsible and destructive to Estonia. The entire position is strongly value- and results-based, accusing the government of failure.

The political position is strongly opposed to the draft bill concerning the transfer of foreign prisoners to Estonia, viewing it as degrading to the nation's dignity and increasing the security threat. The criticism is aimed at the government's inability to guarantee the state's core functions, such as maintaining public order and the incarceration of criminals. The political framework is value-based and vigorously critical of the government's actions.

The political stance is fiercely oppositional, accusing the Reform Party of the complete collapse of state governance and driving the country into bankruptcy. Key issues include jeopardizing internal security by importing dangerous Swedish prisoners, and the weakness of national defense, for which they demand accountability. The rhetoric is strongly results-oriented and highly critical of the government's actions, claiming that Estonia is defenseless.

The political stance is fiercely anti-government, sharply criticizing the actions of Kristen Michal’s government and Eesti 200. Key issues include government incompetence, accusations of lying, and the disregard for the security of the Estonian people. The focus is on the government's performance and value-based criticism regarding the degradation of national dignity.