By Months: Jaak Valge
Total Months: 19
Fully Profiled: 19
10.2025
6 Speeches
Among social issues, immigration and refugee policy is at the forefront, and it is discussed within the context of security and moral obligations. Emphasis is placed on the need to protect the true victims of war (women and children), while opposing the granting of asylum to men of mobilization age, who are considered deserters.
09.2025
28 Speeches
It focuses on population policy and the demographic crisis, demanding systemic measures (parental benefit, family allowances, housing accessibility). It emphasizes the importance of knowing the state language for integration, arguing that mass immigration is building a "non-Estonian-speaking Estonia." It strongly defends the memory of Estonians who fought in the Sinimäed, opposing police fines and highlighting the will to resist the Soviet occupation.
06.2025
22 Speeches
The speaker focuses on raising the birth rate and stopping mass immigration, considering the low birth rate to be the core issue of the Estonian state. He proposes specific measures supporting the birth rate (e.g., canceling student loans, linking the pension amount to the number of children). He sharply criticizes the mass granting of international protection in Estonia to Ukrainian men of mobilization age, calling into question the ethical and strategic basis of Estonia's refugee policy.
05.2025
10 Speeches
The most important social issues are the protection of the Estonian language as a language of science and the decline in the quality of the education system. He/She expresses strong opposition to the current immigration policy, stressing that it alters the demographic makeup, constitutes a waste of taxpayer money, and imposes an excessive tax burden on future generations.
04.2025
6 Speeches
Among social issues, the most prominent is the strong opposition to gender quotas, which are viewed as ideological and contrary to rationality, as they are perceived to go against nature. Concern is also being raised about the rapid decline in the quality of higher education, particularly legal studies, with demands for the government to take measures to improve the situation.
03.2025
13 Speeches
The most important social issue is the preservation and protection of the Estonian language and culture against mass immigration and Anglicization. He/She criticizes the creation of a Russian-language "comfort zone" in the public sector and supports restricting voting rights for citizens of Russia and persons with undetermined citizenship in local elections.
02.2025
9 Speeches
Among social issues, emphasis is placed on the narrowing scope of the Estonian language and the dire state of national sciences, which is linked to the unsuccessful language acquisition by foreign students and individuals moving to Estonia. The demographic crisis (low birth rate) is highlighted, with the proposed solution being the redirection of bank profits to support children. Furthermore, immigration is discussed in the context of the abuse of international protection, particularly concerning Ukrainian men of mobilization age.
01.2025
7 Speeches
The core focus of social policy is the demographic crisis and upholding the value of the natural, or traditional, family (man, woman, child) based on the constitution. He opposes immigration that reduces the scope of the Estonian language and criticizes government-funded diversity campaigns ("Difference Enriches") which, in his estimation, erode the natural family unit. Concerning security, he demands an end to the policy of keeping the eastern border open.
12.2024
8 Speeches
In social issues, the focus is placed on national identity and the Estonian-language learning environment, opposing a draft bill that treats Estonian children as tools for integration. There is a strong demand for bringing mass immigration under control so that efforts to deal with the consequences are meaningful. Additionally, the government is criticized for its passivity in solving the demographic crisis, highlighting the potential for an all-time negative birth rate record.
11.2024
9 Speeches
Socio-politically, the focus is on the persistence of the people and supporting the birth rate, emphasizing the importance of the natural family in accordance with the constitution. It criticizes the lack of state-funded campaigns aimed at preventing voluntary abortions, noting the stagnation of abortion rates. There is strong opposition to enshrining the voting rights of persons with undetermined citizenship in the constitution, and criticism is leveled against failed integration in the context of mass immigration.
10.2024
8 Speeches
It sharply raises social security questions regarding the granting of international protection to Ukrainian men of mobilization age, suspecting that Estonia is the preferred destination for military service evaders. It demands the revocation of voting rights for Russian and Belarusian citizens in local elections to prevent the support of anti-Estonian candidates. It strongly defends Estonian historical memory and the honoring of freedom fighters, citing the example of the Lihula monument.
09.2024
4 Speeches
Strong emphasis is placed on immigration policy, criticizing the mass granting of international protection to Ukrainian men of mobilization age and suspecting the favoring of mass immigration. Another important topic is the link between historical memory and the will to defend, stressing the need to honor the memory of those who fought against the Soviet occupation as a cornerstone of security. Criticism is also leveled at the flawed nature of national identity metrics, which indicate a stronger national identity among non-Estonians than among ethnic Estonians.
07.2024
4 Speeches
The primary social issue addressed is immigration, which is treated negatively, highlighting the manifold increase in the number of non-native speakers arriving from third countries compared to neighboring states. Immigration is directly linked to the stagnation of economic reforms, the importation of cheap labor, and high unemployment (50,000 jobless).
06.2024
10 Speeches
In the social sphere, the priority is protecting the nation-state from extensive immigration originating from third countries, which is viewed as a threat to the Estonian nation-state. Furthermore, there is strong support for protecting children from online pornographic content, with emphasis placed on the fact that technical solutions for this are already available.
05.2024
19 Speeches
He adopts a strongly conservative position, opposing any lowering of the voting age, arguing that voting is a serious responsibility that should only be exercised by mature citizens. He highlights the threat mass immigration poses to Estonia’s security and demographic stability, calling for an immediate halt to immigration and a tightening of citizenship requirements. Furthermore, he attributes the sharp rise in abortion rates to the arrival of Ukrainian women in Estonia.
04.2024
51 Speeches
The speaker holds conservative views on social issues, advocating for the natural family and opposing what he terms the "left's" promotion of homosexuality, as well as homo- and gender ideology propaganda aimed at youth. He is concerned about the sharp rise in the abortion rate observed in 2022. He also strongly objects to mass immigration, particularly from the East Slavic cultural sphere, viewing it as a threat that exacerbates existing demographic challenges.
03.2024
26 Speeches
The main social issue is the threat of population decline, which is coupled with strong opposition to mass immigration, viewed as detrimental to the country. It is stressed that families wish to have more children than they currently do, and state policy must be geared towards supporting this desire. Within the healthcare context, attention is drawn to the disparity in healthy life years between Estonians and non-Estonians, connecting this difference to inadequate integration and current immigration policy.
02.2024
28 Speeches
In social matters, a strong anti-immigration and pro-natalist stance dominates. Mass immigration is viewed as disastrous for Estonian identity and cultural space, often linking it to social problems such as the spread of HIV and increased criminality among the foreign-born population. To boost the birth rate, the cancellation of student loans upon the birth of children has been proposed, arguing that this is strategically more important than a graduate entering the labor market quickly.
01.2024
37 Speeches
The speaker's main social themes are related to population policy, language, and security. He demands the strengthening of the status of the Estonian language (the elimination of Russian-language government websites) and criticizes mass migration, linking it to rising crime rates. He also emphasizes public health (years lived in good health) and the quality of education (the unified Estonian school model).