By Agendas: Juku-Kalle Raid

The political position is centered on the internal atmosphere of the Riigikogu and the interpretation of procedural rules. The speaker intervenes to clarify whether the alleged insult grants all members the right to a rebuttal, while personally maintaining that they themselves have not been insulted. The focus is more on parliamentary conduct and procedural correctness than on specific political values.

The political position is strongly supportive of the bill under consideration (544 SE), which aims to amend the law concerning local government council elections and the law on churches and congregations. This support is framed as a value-based and ideological necessity to finally end the legacy of the Estonian SSR era, emphasizing historical purification. The position is resolute and has been articulated as a brief call to action.

The political focus is heavily directed toward the security risks posed by the church in Estonia subordinate to the Moscow Patriarchate. The speaker takes a firm stand that the subordination of religious organizations to a foreign state (the Kremlin) is absurd and dangerous, linking Patriarch Kirill's activities to the justification of genocide and Putinist ideology. This stance is deeply rooted in values, emphasizing the importance of loyalty and national security.

The political position is strongly value-driven, emphasizing the age-old desire for the continuity of work and sustenance (a reference drawn from a poem by Juhan Viiding). The speaker expresses criticism toward political superficiality and "stupid jokes" (referencing the performance by the Eesti 200 party). The overall direction stresses the importance of finding solutions, although this emphasis is delivered ironically.

The political stance centers on the implementation of earlier political agreements and demanding accountability. The speaker stresses the necessity of confirming the commitment to raise the limits, a promise made by representatives of other political parties. This position is more procedural and focused on calling for accountability, rather than being substantive.

The speaker's political stance at this moment is procedural and descriptive, focusing on the handling of the bill submitted by the EKRE faction (the revocation of the closure of the San Francisco consulate). In presenting this position, emphasis is placed on the unusual speed of the procedure ("a very strange speed"), which suggests that the progress of the process is being called into question. The primary focus is on the Riigikogu's internal working procedures and the decisions made by the lead committee.

The politician strongly supports lowering the voting age to 16. However, this position is conditional and value-based, emphasizing that rights (voting) must be balanced with full legal responsibility (criminal code). The stance is aimed at ensuring policy coherence.

The political position is strongly focused on declaring the Moscow Patriarchate an institution that supports the military aggression of the Russian Federation. It is emphasized that this measure targets the institution, not individual Orthodox believers, which points to a value-based and precise political framework. Furthermore, significant emphasis is placed on the efficiency and acceleration of the Riigikogu (Parliament) session procedure.

The speaker addresses the topic of air quality, but shifts the focus away from fuel and environmental pollution and onto a personal smoking habit. They pose a rhetorical question about banning smokers, starting directly with the addressee, which signals a provocative and ironic stance toward regulations.

The political stance is strongly value-driven and centers on removing Soviet red symbolism from public spaces, stressing that the object in question is not a grave marker. While supporting the swift relocation of the monument, the speaker criticizes the draft bill for being too simplistic, as it lacks a clear plan for the monument's future fate. The consistent solution offered is moving the monument to a museum, where it can serve as a reminder of the horrific past and provide educational opportunities. In closing, the speaker expresses support for EKRE's position on resolving this matter.