By Plenary Sessions: Henn Põlluaas

The speech avoids direct criticism of any political opponent or faction. The focus remains on the details of implementing the policy (the car tax) and finding solutions, rather than engaging in political confrontation.

The main confrontation is directed against the government and a specific minister, who is accused of incompetence, ignoring the Riigikogu, and arrogant behavior. The criticism is intense and addresses both foreign policy errors (the strategy for supporting Ukraine) and violations of parliamentary procedures (refusal to answer and accusing others of lying).

The criticism is aimed at the practices of state institutions that have allowed criminals to obtain citizenship and ignored dual citizenship, as well as the corrupt activities of former PPA officials. The opposition is directed at the political and procedural laxity in the enforcement of laws, rather than at the individuals themselves, although the criminals are referred to as "scoundrels."

The main opponents are the governing coalition (the Reform Party, the Social Democrats, Eesti 200) and Finance Minister Ligi, who are accused of blatant lying and the deliberate destruction of the state. The criticism is intense and policy-driven, focusing specifically on tax hikes and cuts to family benefits. The speaker claims that the government is ignoring all proposals put forth by the opposition, which suggests that they are ruling out any possibility of compromise.