By Plenary Sessions: Martin Helme

The social focus centers on public safety, specifically opposing the importation of dangerous criminals (murderers, rapists, and pedophiles) into Estonia. Furthermore, the government is criticized for its haste in adopting the "law desecrating marriage," which points to a conservative social stance. The impunity regarding the mistreatment of the elderly in care homes is also emphasized.

The main social issue is the population’s financial survival and poverty, which are a result of government policy. The focus is on people’s financial hardship in paying bills and putting food on the table. Also mentioned are the "incitement of hysteria" and causing people severe stress.

The speaker is vehemently opposed to mass immigration, especially from African and Muslim nations, directly linking it to rising crime rates and the erosion of internal security, citing the importation of "murderers, terrorists, and rapists" into the country as an example. Security is the absolute priority. Opposition is also voiced against expenditures related to LGBT issues.

The primary social issue is public health, stressing the negative impact of wind turbine noise and vibration on human health. The speaker asserts that the government is ignoring scientific studies confirming this danger, prioritizing economic interests over the well-being of the population.