By Plenary Sessions: Anti Poolamets

The primary opponent is Kaja Kallas’s government and the Reform Party, which are blamed for causing Europe’s deepest recession and a dramatic drop in exports. Criticism is also aimed at the ideological mythology of the green transition, which is leading to the destruction of the economy. There is also sharp criticism directed at the regime's analysts and academics who follow the government line and are keeping quiet about the rise in energy prices.

The main criticism is aimed at policies that encourage the import of cheap labor, and at the large technology companies that promote this model. The criticism is based on both policy and outcomes, blaming them for the decline in productivity. The opposition is intense and uncompromising.

The primary criticism targets the Rakvere city government, which the speaker claims was formed illegally through vote buying, and also the police, who are accused of being completely ineffective in tackling drug problems. The criticism is both procedural and performance-based, highlighting the complete erosion of trust in the local authorities.

The opposition is aimed at the decision-makers who have dismissed alternatives (especially the Linnahall site), criticizing the process as a shallow discussion. The criticism is based on policy and procedure, calling into question the thoroughness of the project's planning.

The main opponent is the incumbent minister, whose activities are criticized both politically (the destruction of the language environment, the teacher shortage) and personally (unscientific views, the alleged bullying of the secretary-general). The criticism is extremely intense and culminates in a direct demand for resignation. No willingness to compromise is evident.