By Years: Henn Põlluaas

On social issues, the stance is strongly conservative and focused on protecting traditional values. They oppose the normalization of gender identity, viewing it as a mental deviation that confuses children. The government is criticized for ignoring the demographic crisis, cutting family benefits, and prioritizing campaigns that support the LGBT community. Gender quotas are also opposed, citing studies that show lower levels of happiness among female leaders.

The speaker is a staunch opponent of mass immigration and multiculturalism, prioritizing the preservation of the Estonian language and nation. He demands a C1 language proficiency requirement for local government candidates and criticizes the creation of mixed-language schools as "Russification." He supports banning the burqa and niqab in public spaces, justifying this as protecting women's rights against extremist Islamic discrimination. He also criticizes the reduction of family benefits and the neglect of the demographic crisis.