By Plenary Sessions: Aleksandr Tšaplõgin

The political platform emphasizes strong opposition to the high cost of green energy subsidies for consumers, while simultaneously supporting direct democracy through the concept of referendums. These positions are value-based, specifically challenging the opposing party's trust in the public. The core issues are energy policy and the inclusion of the populace in political decision-making.

The political position is strongly oppositional, challenging the government’s plans both for investing in renewable energy and for cutting social expenditures. The speaker stresses that the state should not impose undefined financial burdens on citizens or save money at the expense of the social sphere, instead prioritizing expenditure transparency and social justice. The green transition is referred to as "insane," which signals a powerful, value-based resistance.

The political focus is on Estonia's food security and the systemic decline of its agriculture. The speaker adopts a strongly oppositional stance toward the current policies, demanding a clear strategic plan from the government to support local producers. The problem is framed based on outcomes, emphasizing the state's inability to guarantee a stable economic foundation and maintain control over its domestic food production. Reliance on imports is viewed as a source of vulnerability amid global risks.