By Months: Andres Metsoja
Total Months: 9
Fully Profiled: 9
11.2025
8 Speeches
The main criticism is aimed at the government and the coalition, who are accused of tearing society apart and implementing an unjust tax policy. Criticism is also directed at the parliament, which has failed to fulfill its strategic mandate and has produced "shoddy work." A compromise regarding the motor vehicle tax is ruled out, as this injustice must be eliminated.
10.2025
22 Speeches
Criticism is directed at the actions of the government and the minister regarding the budget structure, road funding, and fiscal policy, which fails to ensure fair revenue for local municipalities. The opposition is political and focuses on systemic flaws, such as a situation where the state generates significant revenue, yet the local municipality receives exactly zero euros.
09.2025
18 Speeches
The primary opponent is the government and the prime minister, who are being criticized for a convincing narrative that is nevertheless divorced from reality, resulting in chaos. The criticism is policy-based, focusing on flawed legislative practice, retroactive taxation, and the restriction of business freedom. The government stands accused of failing to offer people hope or solutions.
06.2025
11 Speeches
The main criticism is directed at the government and the ministries, accusing them of poor planning, ignoring industry feedback, and unequal treatment. Specific criticism targets the state's withdrawal from partnership and the continuous subsidization model ("learned helplessness"). This also counters the view that rural residents are poorly informed and educated.
05.2025
16 Speeches
The speaker is in strong opposition to the government and the coalition, criticizing their actions both politically and procedurally. The main targets of criticism are the government's secrecy (specifically, a restricted document concerning infringement proceedings), its inability to carry out impact assessments, and the unequal treatment of landowners. He/She accuses the coalition of tardiness (in the context of the Hunting Act) and irresponsibility (regarding the Natura bills), having repeatedly submitted motions for rejection.
04.2025
14 Speeches
Criticism is aimed at the coalition's tax policy, which the speaker believes is inherently flawed and unjust. The government is criticized for its lack of strategic vision and for having lost the trust of local municipalities and landowners. The possibility of reaching a compromise on tax issues is considered impossible because the underlying tax itself is fundamentally wrong.
03.2025
7 Speeches
The main criticism is directed at the government coalition and Prime Minister Kristen Michal, calling into question their strategic vision and priorities. The criticism targets the political choice (culture versus infrastructure) and procedural irregularities (the lack of analysis when prohibiting the drilling method). The critic also takes issue with the narrative that blames the state for the lack of citizenship among holders of the gray passport, deeming it disparaging to the country.
02.2025
10 Speeches
The criticism is directed at the inefficiency of state governance and contradictory decisions that create obvious conflicts (e.g., the Lavassaare wind farm versus bog restoration). He/She criticizes the absence of ministry representatives at local meetings, arguing that this leaves communities abandoned. Regarding the pet law, he/she is skeptical that it offers a real solution, fearing instead that it will only create a mechanism for filing and processing complaints.
01.2025
11 Speeches
The main criticism is aimed at the government's inability to govern, especially when it comes to ensuring national defense and energy security. Interior Minister Läänemets has been directly criticized for his lack of understanding of the communications market. The speaker also opposes excessive central regulation and "total nature conservation," which ignores the needs and economic activity of local people.