By Years: Peeter Tali

The main opponents are a political party convicted of corruption, whose activities he refers to as "total Orwell," and individuals considered to be Kremlin agents of influence or useful idiots. He sharply criticizes those who incite "class hatred" or attempt to polarize society, and is fundamentally opposed to any compromise regarding Russia's influence operations. He also criticizes the opposition, who wish to increase spending without changing taxes, calling this a failure to understand basic mathematics.

The sharpest criticism is directed against the Russian Federation and its organizations of influence (the Moscow church), labeling the latter as a subcontractor for the Kremlin's special services. Domestically, it criticizes EKRE for obstruction and the politicization of national defense, as well as the Tallinn City Government for insufficient support for education. Internationally, it criticizes the Hungarian government's pro-Kremlin stance and its presidency.