By Months: Anti Poolamets
Total Months: 9
Fully Profiled: 9
11.2025
11 Speeches
The economic views are presented indirectly, criticizing the intention to create a business out of managing the consequences of mass immigration. This indicates opposition to profiting from social problems. There are no stated positions regarding taxes, spending, or regulations.
10.2025
5 Speeches
The speaker is strongly opposed to new EU-level taxes and excise duties that could diminish national competitiveness or infringe upon fiscal sovereignty. He/She emphasizes the risk of economic recession and job losses, particularly in the tourism sector, while prioritizing the assurance of economic growth and citing the purchasing power of tourists.
09.2025
21 Speeches
There is no specific economic platform outlined, but the government's budget decisions regarding national defense are criticized, having led to a decline in capability, and this is labeled "powerless national defense." Concern is also expressed over the economic damage inflicted upon farmers related to controlling the populations of predators and wild boars.
06.2025
38 Speeches
Economically, the speaker advocates for economic growth and industrial support. He sharply criticizes the government's policies, which he argues have led to economic stagnation and widespread industrial closures. He opposes the mandated economy accompanying the green transition, arguing that it drives up prices (citing, for example, mandatory fuel blending) and destroys industries (such as the Kunda cement factory). Furthermore, he supports the PPP model for road construction and criticizes the significant cost overruns and lack of projected demand for the Rail Baltic project.
05.2025
28 Speeches
The speaker is strongly opposed to tax hikes, arguing that they ruin the economy and cause capital flight (citing the relocation of the owner of Postimees, for example). He advocates covering the nation's defense costs by issuing bonds (borrowing from its own people) and selling minority stakes in state-owned joint-stock companies (referencing the Latvian model). He criticizes the totalitarian regulation of the green transition and supports private sector autonomy.
04.2025
26 Speeches
Economic views are strongly opposed to state intervention and subsidies, particularly within the context of the green transition, which is fleecing the public of 2.8 billion euros to support "windfall electricity." They support implementing a bank tax, following Lithuania's example, to ease the overall tax burden (for instance, by eliminating the car tax). The government is blamed for the economic recession, tax hikes, and the destruction of viable industry through excessively high electricity prices.
03.2025
15 Speeches
He advocates for a market economy and demands tax cuts to improve the competitiveness of the economy. He is strongly opposed to the government's subsidy-based economy, especially in the energy sector, labeling it socialist and Leninist—a system that destroys competitiveness and squanders billions on foreign companies. He also criticizes the excessive bureaucracy imposed on businesses, such as sustainability reports.
02.2025
20 Speeches
Economic views are strongly opposed to tax hikes (the car tax) and subsidies (the 2.6 billion for wind farms), arguing that they impoverish people and harm competitiveness. The policy criticizes the government's actions, which have caused three years of economic recession. It demands a competitive economy and is against directing state money into unprofitable "junk technologies" and the business interests of foreign firms.
01.2025
18 Speeches
He supports prioritizing national defense spending within the economy and criticizes the government's massive expenditures—2.5 billion euros—on wind energy subsidies, calling it wasteful. He demands transparency and efficiency in the state budget, citing criticism from the State Audit Office regarding the ineffectiveness of the activity-based budget system. He opposes the use of massive foreign labor, arguing that it creates uncontrolled zones and harms the linguistic environment.