By Years: Anti Poolamets

The speaker is strongly opposed to tax increases (car tax, general tax hikes), arguing that they deepen the economic recession and exacerbate capital flight. He criticizes the government's "socialist subsidy economy," particularly the allocation of 2.6 billion euros to unprofitable wind farms. He advocates for financing national defense through the issuance of bonds and the involvement of private capital (PPP projects), citing Latvia as an example. He demands greater taxation of the banking sector and the curbing of corruption.

Supports lowering taxes (income tax, VAT) and opposes new taxes (car tax, land tax), arguing that they deepen the recession and exacerbate poverty. Sharply criticizes the energy policy associated with the green transition (CO2 tax), which is destroying industry and exports. Recommends borrowing funds for the development of national defense and considering the implementation of a bank tax to avoid taxing pensions.