By Years: Anti Poolamets

The manner of speech is extremely combative and aggressive, frequently employing hyperbole and sharp language, such as "pseudo-science," "Lysenkoism," and "traveling circus." The speaker appeals to emotions and historical analogies, comparing opponents to Soviet apparatchiks and socialists. They favor long, passionate speeches, repeatedly requesting extensions, and criticize opponents on personal and ethical grounds (lying, corruption, incompetence).

The rhetorical style is predominantly combative, sharp, and includes personal attacks, especially targeting members of the government (e.g., Kaja Kallas, Jürgen Ligi). It frequently employs hyperbole and emotional phrases ("you should be ashamed," "dystopia," "moral corpse"), as well as rhetorical questions. The objective is to instill in listeners a sense of the urgent danger and unethical nature of the government's actions, often drawing comparisons between the current situation and the Soviet era or authoritarian regimes.