By Plenary Sessions: Anti Poolamets

The primary targets are high-ranking government officials, specifically Prime Minister Kaja Kallas and an unnamed minister whose resignation is being demanded. The criticism is intense, focusing on personal ethics, conflicts of interest, corruption, and the avoidance of responsibility (doing business with Russia, lack of accountability). Compromise is ruled out, as demands are being made for a full investigation and holding those responsible accountable.

The primary criticism is leveled against the government and its policies that favor foreign investors and speculative schemes. Specifically, the criticism targets the world's super-rich (e.g., Warren Buffett, Sumitomo) and foreign companies who demand massive subsidies and guarantees from the Estonian taxpayer. The attacks are intense and policy-driven, accusing opponents of driving the country into poverty.

The main opponents are the government coalition, the Ministry of Defense, and the specific politician Anti Allas. The criticism is intense, accusing them both of skimping on the individual soldier and coddling 10,000 Ukrainian draft dodgers. The attacks are based on both political and moral grounds, accusing the opponents of being detached from reality and supporting deserters.

The main opponents are Prime Minister Kaja Kallas, the honorary chairman of her party, and the government, all of whom are accused of ignoring laws and fostering negative attitudes. Strong criticism has also been leveled at the leadership of ERR regarding issues of Russian citizenship and security risks, calling into question both their suitability and the channel's funding.

Strong criticism has been leveled at state institutions (the Health Board) and other officials, who are accused of failing to investigate and improperly classifying adverse effects. The criticism is both procedural and ethical in nature, stemming from the suspicion of conflicts of interest among those recommending the vaccines. No willingness to compromise has been expressed; instead, a comprehensive investigation is being demanded.

The main opponents are the government (specifically the Prime Minister and the Minister of Education) and ideological groups who are labeled as social democrats, liberals, and socialists. The criticism is intense, personal, and ideological, accusing the opponents of implementing Leninist projects, promoting pseudo-sciences, and destroying the Estonian economy. Compromise is ruled out, and the dismissal of the Minister of Education is demanded.