By Plenary Sessions: Jaanus Karilaid

The political stance is strongly opposed to the government's activities, especially concerning the creation of new, seemingly unnecessary positions ("guards of social economic growth") and the wasting of money. The criticism centers on the government's failure to deliver on regional policy promises, such as the construction of the Haapsalu railway, and is primarily focused on performance and effectiveness. The government's actions are considered absurd and politically controlled.

The political focus is on international financial mechanisms and their transparency. The need to know the specific terms (amount, duration, interest rate) of the European Stability Mechanism (ESM) loan granted to Greece is being highlighted. This stance is policy-driven, emphasizing fiscal responsibility and the necessity of knowing the details.

The political stance is in strong opposition to the economic and justice policies of the government (the Reform Party and the Social Democrats), emphasizing that the rise in crime (2023–2024) is directly linked to tax hikes, the economic recession, and cuts to social programs. The position is strongly results-oriented, accusing the government of inefficiency and hypocrisy. The speaker stresses that policy changes have a real impact on society and crime statistics.

The most prominent issue is state loyalty and security, highlighting concerns regarding individuals who received citizenship through special procedures and who are attacking the Estonian state, language, and national spirit. This stance is value-based and strongly focused on defending the state, while seeking ways to revoke their citizenship. The focus is directed toward protecting the functioning and values of the state.