By Years: Priit Sibul

The political position centers on strong opposition to the government's actions, particularly in the areas of national defense (rapid procurement of ordnance, 5% of GDP allocated to defense spending) and economic and environmental policy (criticism of tax increases, utopian renewable energy targets, Natura restrictions). The criticism is intense and framed around the government's inaction, injustice, and misleading of the public, referring to the environmental restrictions as "neo-nationalization." The speaker emphasizes securing the state's independence as the most crucial task, placing it above budgetary criteria.

The speaker is a prominent opposition figure (Isamaa) who sharply criticizes the government's fiscal policy, specifically targeting the new taxes (car, land, and sugar taxes) and the lack of transparency. He stresses the necessity of protecting large families and rural communities and casts doubt on the government's competence in maintaining the nation's finances. His political stance is strongly value-driven and focuses heavily on the failures of the current administration.