By Years: Mart Maastik

The style is predominantly combative, critical, and passionate, often employing emotional terms such as "eco-frenzy," "absurdity," "utter foolishness," and "pseudo-science." He relies heavily on logical arguments and data, but often uses them to ridicule and blame the actions of his opponents. The speaker is concerned that his questions will be answered "with the exact same canned response" or with a "catch-all answer."

The tone is often critical, anxious, and urgent, particularly when discussing demographic collapse and economic recession, employing sharp metaphors (e.g., "Münchhausen Syndrome," "ideologized nonsense," "Brezhnev package"). It emphasizes rationality and realism, contrasting them with the government's "hurrah economics" and "climate hysteria." Humor and personal examples are also used to illustrate arguments (e.g., experience on the Saaremaa Municipal Council, personal family and car anecdotes).