By Plenary Sessions: Peeter Tali

The rhetorical style is direct, fact-based, and interrogative, beginning with a specific terminological correction aimed at the individual mentioned by name. Sharp, practical questions are posed, targeting both the outlook for domestic production and the government's funding sources, while emphasizing clarity on these matters.

The style is highly combative, direct, and forceful, stressing the necessity of speaking about things as they are and putting an end to procrastination and delay. The speaker employs powerful emotional appeals and a moral framework, labeling the Moscow church an "enemy organization" and comparing Kirill to a "radical mullah of Islamic extremists calling for jihad." He emphasizes that imperialists view the search for compromise as weakness, and calls for decisive action.