By Plenary Sessions: Martin Helme

Among the social concerns, significant emphasis is placed on the public health and environmental hazards associated with the construction of wind turbines, specifically highlighting the harmful effects of Bisphenol A (BPA) on both humans and animals. Furthermore, the necessity of guaranteeing public rights and ensuring awareness throughout the planning process is also stressed.

The politician is strongly opposed to socialist ideas, particularly concerning healthcare. He advocates for a solidarity-based health insurance model, where the social tax guarantees equal medical care for everyone, and opposes imposing separate charges on wealthier individuals for doctor visits.

The social issues addressed include electoral transparency and democratic procedures, emphasizing the necessity of guaranteeing election monitoring and scrutiny as the foundation of civil liberty and trustworthy state governance.

Social issues are addressed indirectly through economic policy, claiming that tax cuts help people manage their own lives independently. This helps prevent people from being directed into the social assistance queue, emphasizing self-reliance instead of state support.

It focuses on cuts to social welfare, such as the elimination of family benefits and health insurance for mothers staying home with children, and the closure of rural schools. It sharply raises the public health issue concerning the low-frequency sound from wind turbines, accusing the state of abandoning the vulnerable and selectively believing in scientific research.

The speaker is vehemently opposed to the implementation of gender quotas in governing bodies and ridicules the expansion of the concept of gender (referencing 20+ genders). They consider dealing with gender categories "utter nonsense" and stress that gender resides "in people's heads," not in their pants.