By Plenary Sessions: Mart Maastik

The tone is critical, factual, and urgent, stressing the dangers of economic recession and livelihood challenges, but also employs irony and humor (for instance, a Soviet-era joke about flying to the Sun). He favors logical and data-driven arguments, yet admits he is speaking to "deaf ears." The style is confrontational, accusing the government of chaotic and ill-conceived policies driven by the interests of lobby groups.

The style is sharp, critical, and highly argumentative, focusing on logical and economic appeals, yet delivered with a worried and accusatory tone. Strong metaphors are employed (e.g., "manna from heaven," "fouling the market") along with rhetorical questions designed to highlight the irrationality of the government's decisions. The speaker demands answers to "why" questions, rather than "whether" questions, specifically to prevent a denial or negative response.

The rhetorical style is analytical and logical, focusing on the structural definition of the problem (the generation of extraordinary profit). The speaker employs the form of a question to underscore their stance on fiscal justice, formally addressing the presiding officer and the rapporteur. Emotional appeals are absent; the emphasis rests entirely on rational argumentation.

The rhetorical style is critical, consistent, and expresses frustration over vague answers. Repetitive questions and strong metaphors ("exactly the same record," "we get a catch-all answer") are used to emphasize the ineffectiveness of the government's responses. The style is logical, relying on cost comparisons and documentation, but is presented combatively.

The rhetorical style is combative, critical, and at times ironic, employing strong expressions such as "absurdity" and "breaks the heart." The speaker relies on a logical argument (the company's objective is profit), but also uses personal attacks, referencing Jürgen Ligi's earlier quote concerning Kaja Kallas. The style is formal, yet it includes sharp rhetorical questions.