By Plenary Sessions: Aleksandr Tšaplõgin

The political focus is heavily centered on the status of Orthodox churches and the opposition to their closure in Estonia, drawing comparisons to the destruction wrought by the Bolsheviks. The speaker positions himself as a guardian of the legacy of the War of Independence, standing in opposition to the actions of the Social Democratic Party (referred to as the "pinkish party"). This stance is deeply rooted in values and historically framed, emphasizing religious freedom.

The political position centers on economic inequality and tax policy. The speaker strongly opposes the increase in VAT on food products, deeming it unfair, and urgently calls for the taxation of bank profits. The framework is value-based, highlighting the lack of solidarity and fairness in government policy, which protects the rich and robs the poor.