By Plenary Sessions: Raimond Kaljulaid

The rhetorical style is highly confrontational, critical, and demanding, particularly directed at the presiding officer of the session. The speaker uses sharp expressions like "you're talking nonsense here" and labels the ringing of the bell as "pathetic." The appeals are primarily logical, grounded in the law concerning internal and working procedure, but they are delivered in an emotionally charged and ultimatum-like tone, ultimately escalating into a personal attack on the chair's competence.

The rhetorical style is insistent, serious, and highly confrontational, especially towards the Minister of Finance and the opposition. Sharp accusations of populism, lying, and "sharp practice" (or "trickery") are used, and provocative rhetorical questions are posed regarding peacetime in Europe. The speaker emphasizes the existential nature of the topic, utilizing both logical arguments (numbers) and an emotional warning (a reference to the film "Names in Marble 2").