By Months: Henn Põlluaas
Total Months: 9
Fully Profiled: 9
11.2025
2 Speeches
Among social issues, public safety and penal policy are at the forefront, with the speaker expressing strong opposition to any form of leniency for violent and sexual offenders. The necessity of protecting ordinary citizens from dangerous criminals is stressed, placing security above all else.
10.2025
20 Speeches
The main social issue is immigration and refugee support, emphasizing that Ukrainian war refugees who have been granted temporary protection are entitled to receive the same benefits and allowances as Estonian residents. This position strongly supports the existing social protection measures.
09.2025
20 Speeches
The speaker focused on social issues, primarily addressing ethics and responsibility within the humanitarian aid sector, demanding the recovery of the money stolen in the context of the "Slava Ukraini" scandal. They emphasized that this was the people's money, not personal funds, which had been donated to aid Ukraine.
06.2025
9 Speeches
The primary social issue is ensuring national security and transparency regarding Russia’s attack plans. The speaker is calling for the public disclosure of GRU targets in order to strengthen society against conspiracy theories and those spreading the Putin narrative. He stresses the prioritization of security over civil rights in the context of visa policy.
05.2025
10 Speeches
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04.2025
9 Speeches
The speaker vehemently opposes gender quotas, deeming them absurd and a disregard for competence, and points to studies indicating a lower happiness level among female executives. He rejects non-traditional gender concepts, dismissing them as "pure fiction." Regarding visa policy, he emphasizes state sovereignty and internal security, contrasting this stance with far-left pressure that frames mass immigration as a human right.
03.2025
4 Speeches
From a socio-political standpoint, the demographic crisis is the main focus, demanding campaigns that support family values and criticizing the reduction of family and child benefits and parental allowances. It opposes the government’s priorities, which are focused on campaigns supporting the LGBT community. Furthermore, it supports restricting voting rights exclusively to Estonian citizens, while simultaneously criticizing the use of "fifth column" rhetoric.
02.2025
5 Speeches
The primary social issue is the voting rights of non-citizens and immigration, which is strictly framed as a security risk and discussed within the context of preserving the Estonian nation. Concern has been voiced that the constitutional amendment will attract tens of thousands of additional migrants to Estonia, who could potentially abuse the system by claiming they lack citizenship.
01.2025
8 Speeches
In social issues, the speaker adopts a conservative position, treating the topic of psychological gender as the normalization of a mental disorder that confuses children. They strongly support tightening the conditions for immigration and permanent residency, citing the example of Finland. Furthermore, they strongly oppose retaining voting rights for non-citizens, viewing this as a threat to Estonian statehood.