By Plenary Sessions: Martin Helme

When addressing social issues, the speaker focuses on the fundamental principles of democracy and the verifiability of elections, which is a matter of societal trust and justice. The need to return to genuine democracy is emphasized.

In the realm of social issues, emphasis is placed on the reliability and legality of the justice system, particularly concerning illegal surveillance activities and the collection of evidence. This touches upon the balance between civil liberties and state power, demanding greater assurance regarding the ethical conduct of state institutions.

The main social issues involve combating poverty and social inequality, with a specific focus on large families and seniors who face high medication costs. Furthermore, the speaker raises the issue of the negative consequences of COVID-19 vaccines and excess mortality, demanding accountability and aid for those who have suffered.

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The field of education is indirectly addressed through the example of the closure of Metsküla school, which is presented as a consequence of a lack of legitimacy. The primary social focus is on democratic processes and the protection of the will of the people against the political elite.

The speaker is extremely critical of the government's family policy, accusing it of causing low birth rates and the extinction of families. He strongly opposes immigration, especially among Russian-speaking and Slavic people, and warns against Estonians becoming a minority. Furthermore, he criticizes the legal establishment of "perverse ideologies."

Social issues are tied to the defense of personal freedom and lifestyle, opposing government attempts to restrict consumption (meat, cars, housing, travel) under the pretext of climate hysteria. It is emphasized that Estonians will finally rise up against this.

The speaker’s primary social priority is the defense of the nation-state and restricting suffrage for all third-country nationals, aiming to prevent representatives of hostile ideologies from gaining power in local government units (LGUs). He stresses the necessity of a strict immigration policy and sets the goal of assimilation, rather than mere integration, for immigrants, warning specifically against a Sweden-like scenario.

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The position on social issues is staunchly conservative: they vow to annul the Cohabitation Act and reverse the perversion of marriage. The speaker is vehemently opposed to biological males participating in women's sports, calling it abnormal. They also criticize social engineering, specifically pointing to gender-neutral traffic signs.