By Years: Jaanus Karilaid

The speaker adopts a firm position on the defense of national security and identity, supporting the granting of voting rights exclusively to Estonian citizens and criticizing the privileges afforded to holders of the grey passport. He links the rise in crime to the government's social policy (specifically, cuts to hobby education and family benefits). He strongly supports the administrative removal of the Moscow Patriarchate from the governance of the Estonian Orthodox Church, treating this as a security threat and a Kremlin hybrid weapon.

The speaker links the government’s political decisions (cuts to family benefits, economic difficulties) with a rise in crime, citing the worsening socio-economic situation. There is a strong focus on national security and restricting the voting rights of Russian citizens in local elections, given that they have sworn an oath of allegiance to the Russian Federation. The reduction in funding for hobby education is also criticized.