By Years: Tõnis Lukas

The speaker’s style is predominantly argumentative and formal, but incorporates strong emotional and value-based appeals. They employ sharp criticism and accusations (e.g., the government's "fumbling," acting at "monkey speed," labeling critics "Putinists") alongside rhetorical questions. Particularly concerning social issues (demography, immigration), the tone is principled and anxious, stressing the sense of security, the feeling of justice, and the humiliation of the nation.

The speaker's rhetorical style is predominantly critical, factual, and often combative, especially when evaluating the government's activities, employing terms like "bungling" and "irresponsible policy." They use emotional and figurative expressions (e.g., "down the demographic toilet bowl," "filling an empty soul with deceptive joy") and frequently appeal to national values and security. The presentation is formal within the parliamentary context, containing numerous specific facts and figures.