By Years: Tõnis Lukas

The speaker represents a strong national-conservative opposition stance, focusing on the demographic crisis, national security, and the protection of the Estonian language and culture. They criticize the government for its low level of public trust, the promotion of mass immigration, and the rushed and poorly conceived implementation of crucial reforms (such as the merging of special needs schools and the education agreement). The political framework is value-based, emphasizing the survival and continuity of the Estonian people, and culminates in a demand for the government's resignation and the calling of snap elections.

The speaker is in fierce opposition to the ruling coalition, intensely focusing on unkept promises regarding teachers' wages and the threats posed by uncontrolled immigration. His political stance is strongly value-driven, stressing the preservation of the Estonian language, culture, and regional balance, while also being results-oriented, criticizing the government's actions as sheer "incompetence" and "deception." He demands that the state take responsibility for education policy and calls for cuts to administrative expenditure.