By Plenary Sessions: Anti Poolamets

The speaker emphasizes the direct impact of wind farms on public health (infrasound, health concerns) and the quality of life in communities, noting that people are even starting to migrate away from their homes. Another crucial social topic is the defense of local municipalities' rights against wind energy profiteers and the government—a matter tied directly to the issue of democracy.

In social matters, the speaker is extremely conservative, sharply opposing the "trans craze" and "gender propaganda" that have infiltrated 8th-grade study materials (20 social genders). The importance of biological sex in sports is stressed, citing a British Supreme Court ruling, and liberal culture is accused of degrading women. Furthermore, the government's integration policy is criticized for utilizing Ukrainian refugees as a labor force while disregarding their language, culture, and identity.

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Regarding social issues, emphasis is placed on the historically low birth rate and the inadequate protection of women's rights within the legal system, highlighting the prosecution's lack of empathy. The speaker is vehemently opposed to bringing foreign Islamic terrorists and criminals into Estonia via the construction of prison islands, labeling this a security threat and the creation of a European Guantánamo. The early release of serial killers is also criticized.

Regarding social issues, attention is focused on the concerns of communities and citizens concerning the construction of wind farms, defending their right to raise questions and opposing government threats to restrict those rights. The speaker supports the popular initiative and the expression of community concern, citing the 1999 signature collection by the People's Union (Rahvaliit) as a positive precedent.

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At the core of social debates is fierce opposition to the broader definition of gender identity, particularly the recognition of social gender and transgender status in legislation. The speaker emphasizes the necessity of defending the biological definition of man and woman and criticizes the opposing side's actions within the education system. The entire issue is framed as a moral and values conflict.

The main social issue is freedom of speech and its restriction, with strong opposition directed at the hate speech law. The legislation is viewed as a threat to civil liberties and a step toward censorship, resembling the practices of Communist China.