By Plenary Sessions: Riina Solman

The main opponent is the government, which stands accused of lying, passivity, and inaction, particularly concerning economic management and funding for Rally Estonia. The criticism is both political (tax reform, funding cuts) and procedural (delays in decision-making, bureaucracy). The attacks are intense, carrying a warning that cultural figures will be the next group to protest outside Toompea unless the government changes its course.

The primary opposition targets "radical green transition advocates," who face criticism for pushing policies that make animal husbandry and rural living prohibitively expensive. This criticism is political and intense, given that the opponents' actions are perceived as a direct threat to the country's food security and its ability to survive (or its resilience). The speaker explicitly contrasts their viewpoint with those who are urging people to relocate to urban centers.

The main opponent is Minister of Social Protection Signe Riisalo, who is criticized both for her political decisions (cutting benefits) and her ethical choices (inciting hostility, displaying undisguised contempt). The criticism is intense and accusatory, stressing that the minister has pitted different family types against each other and done so maliciously. The confrontation also extends to the government's actions, which have created chaos within families.