By Years: Siim Pohlak

The political position is fiercely oppositional, accusing the government (Reform Party, Estonia 200, Social Democrats) of incompetence, short-sightedness, and deceit—dubbing it "the government of fools." The main issues are reversing tax hikes (VAT, car tax), ensuring energy security through the use of domestic oil shale, and restricting immigration. The political platform is framed around themes of economic failure and the defense of national dignity.

The speaker is in strong opposition to the government led by the Reform Party, focusing on the economic crisis, tax hikes (especially the car tax and the omnibus tax package), and the unjust management of state finances. He contrasts the government's policies with the interests of the Estonian people and small businesses, accusing the administration of serving foreign big capital and banks. The political framework is heavily value-based, emphasizing national dignity, identity, and justice.