By Years: Arvo Aller

The speaker is concerned about the falling birth rate and criticizes the government's actions in cutting benefits for families with children. He opposes maintaining the voting rights of stateless persons in local elections, viewing this as a threat to the long-term future of the Estonian state. Furthermore, he stresses the necessity of ensuring the safety and security of vulnerable groups (residents of care homes) and criticizes the government's failure to provide this protection.

The text focuses on increasing the birth rate and supporting families, while criticizing the government's anti-family policies (specifically, the reduction of benefits for large families). It opposes mass immigration, linking it to increased internal security risks and a rise in domestic violence. It demands the removal of communist monuments (including the Bronze Soldier) and is critical of the ratification of ILO Convention 190, seeing it as a threat to the promotion of gender neutrality and social gender. Furthermore, it supports protecting children from criminals, opposing any relaxation of restrictions regarding working with children.