By Plenary Sessions: Evelin Poolamets

The political position is radical opposition to the current implementation of the Rail Baltic project, demanding its immediate halt and withdrawal from international agreements (an EKRE proposal). It is stressed that the project has failed, relies on "wishful thinking," and poses a threat to the state budget, prioritizing the funding of domestic priorities (teachers, doctors, and rescuers). The position is strongly critical from both a fiscal and results-oriented perspective.

The political position strongly emphasizes sovereignty and opposes Brussels bureaucracy, especially concerning environmental taxation. They reject the expansion of CO2 quotas to new sectors, labeling it an "ideological experiment" that harms the Estonian people and businesses. These viewpoints are strongly value-based, stressing the necessity of defending Estonian interests against the European Union's "mad experiments."

The political focus is directed towards supporting small-scale agriculture and preserving rural life, sharply opposing the cuts to subsidies for small beekeepers. This position is value-based, emphasizing beekeeping's role as a symbol of clean nature and a foundation for security through pollination. Additionally, interest has been expressed regarding the definition of safety in assisted suicide. The political platform is strongly aimed at criticizing the government's activities.

It strongly advocates for right-wing and conservative positions, focusing on reducing the tax burden (lowering income tax to 20%) and limiting state intervention in the economy. Key issues include the demographic crisis, stricter citizenship policies, and energy policy reform, particularly ending subsidies for wind energy. The political framework is value-based, emphasizing economic freedom and core questions concerning the nation's continued existence.