By Plenary Sessions: Ando Kiviberg

The rhetorical style is urgent, serious, and emotional, employing strong language and vivid imagery (e.g., "the scoundrel has the taste of blood in his mouth") to describe the Russian threat. The speech is formal, addressing the chairman, colleagues, and the public alike. The speaker utilizes a historical parallel (evoking the spirit of August 20, 1991) and a moral appeal to urge unity and resolve.

The style is dual: one speaker is formal, neutral, and focuses on conveying facts about the committee's work. The second speaker is sharply critical and emotional, using strong expressions ("amazing poetry," "spitting out nonsense") to criticize the quality of the Riigikogu debate, but concludes with a specific and simple appeal in support of the draft bill.