WHO SHOULD I CHOOSE??? (2007)

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The golden rule of democracy and the point of elections is to regularly change politicians in power, not to elect the same person more than twice in a row.
If you go to the polls regularly, but you always choose the same person, Eedik Näksipit, then you are killing the idea of democracy, flattening the democratic system of government and reproducing corruption!! Even by repeatedly choosing the same political party, which you may continue to like, democracy does not consider it right to repeatedly choose the same person and generate a cult of personality.
Find a new candidate this time, don't choose the same person you chose last time.
II
Not choosing the first 3 names on a party's list solves 10 problems at once.
Not to elect those who have been 98% part of the nomenklatura for the last 20 years, the inner circle of the Central Committee, who are advertised on TV and outdoors, whose admission has been 100% calculated by the backroom staff, and who are obedient voting machines controlled by the circuit, because otherwise you won't be the first:
1) Kunn - no
2) Bulge - no
3) Nun -no
4) Feel free to choose from the rest of the people listed below................
5)
6) etc.
Nothing bad will happen to an old veteran politician and a chicken freshly bred for elections if you give power not to these two this time, but to other people. Veterans and chickens will hang out in the political arena for the next 20 years, but when new players are involved in the sharing of power, decision-making will be much more honest, open, broad-based and, unfortunately, slower.
III
Very simple mechanical choices also help keep democracy alive.
If last time you chose a man, now choose a woman. If last time you chose an old man, now choose a middle-aged man. If last time you chose a face from a TV commercial, now choose the person next to you, the person who stands closest to you - a neighbor, a companion, a village elder, etc.
Vote for women if you want to reduce corruption and land/forest grabbing in the country of Estonia.
These matrices also fulfill the basic task of democracy - to change people in power.
IV
The idea of democracy is to give everyone a chance and keep the system of government in constant motion, change, and keep the country free from corruption.
Stupid voters, under the guise of democracy, produce self-proclaimed kings, petty fuhrers, local autocrats, and thus destroy their country and state - out of stupidity, ignorance, laziness.
Be a wise voter and change those in power, let the golden rule of democracy work!!!
Release the tiger from the cage!
V
Don't be a victim of advertising, outsmart them!
Fight for your freedom - with your unexpected and unpredictable choices a la Tarand!
The cliques/mudheads have based their plans on the assumption that you, as a vulgar primate, will choose the type they feed you, the type they have packaged and advertised for you, but this time you will do it completely differently than before. Don't walk into a trap voluntarily!
Don't choose any of the people who have sent you their ads and pictures and pens...even if you choose a completely unknown name, you have a 50/50 chance of getting a new player in politics who is more honest, smarter and better than the "love" personas or the smug cleaners or movers or ice cream vendors in the laundry detergent commercials.
Elections make you free - if you use your one vote skillfully, following the rules of democracy!

"The Estonian kroon is dead, but the forests that ensured the stability of the kroon live on. I will strive to ensure that every person who wants to start a business can receive a loan of 10,000 euros based on the "Ege bill" secured by 2 hectares of state forest or 20 hectares of state land. And if 30,000 people start realizing their dreams as entrepreneurs today, then perhaps in a year they will hire additional labor and everyone will have work and bread again. Freedom of action + start-up capital = success. So that creative ideas are valued by the state. So that the state will provide start-up capital once, so as not to have to pay 100x subsidies. Secondly, it is very important to fix the initial phase of legislative amendments and to consolidate all legislative amendments and new legislative proposals on justmin page, so that society is involved from the moment the amendment is made! Vile tricks and bad thoughts in blond heads, how to steal a billion from the state with a law aimed at a pine-eating boyfriend, would no longer reach the third reading in the Riigikogu motto.

"Also, every control function in society should be given to the public - whether it's the financing of political parties, which can be easily monitored online by every citizen, or the work of the courts, which requires disclosure."

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WU9Ey9Ifm10KÄTTESAADAV (20.07.2026)

For the national broadcaster

1. Why did you decide to run for office and why should voters vote for you?

I never would have thought that within ten years of Putin coming to power,
A silent era returns to Estonia, where the media controlled by Reform speaks
one thing and the people quite another, where every
The bill coming from the Ministry of Justice is a spit in the people's face -
whether that people are judges, hunters, families or
signatories to employment contracts. If the voter does not wish to be
The next victim of the legal system, surrounded by 4 armed police officers
to be injected into a mental institution by an illegal and unenforceable court order
while also unjustly pursuing his children and family, then he
gives me my vote and breaks the power of corporate backrooms -
in the elections.


2. How would you characterize your views?

Evergreen social democratic. Jobs and bread for all. We are the world's
a community so tiny in scale that every citizen is worth its weight in gold and has a lasting
society must be organized in this way, the state budget in this way
distributed so that everyone has a home and enough
eat. Then we can start talking about citizen engagement, freedom of information,
about openness in lawmaking, people's self-defense, environmental preservation, etc.

3. Name the most important goals you would work towards in parliament.
100,000 jobs. The Estonian kroon is dead, but the kroon has ensured stability
forests will live on. I strive to ensure that every person who wants to start a business
a person would receive 2 ha of state forest or 20 ha of state land under the "Ege Bill"
a loan of 10,000 euros on collateral. And if 30,000 people become entrepreneurs today
start making their dreams come true, then they will hire you maybe in a year
also additional labor and everyone will have work and bread again. Freedom of action +
initial capital = success. That the creative idea would be valued by the state. That the state
would guarantee the initial capital once so as not to have to pay 100x subsidies

4. How do you assess your chances of getting into the Riigikogu?

The support for individual candidates is already over 10% in polls. In Võru County, it is 18%.
?21 individual candidates in the Riigikogu would completely change the political landscape
and power relations
In Estonia. No political party would get more than 30 seats in the Riigikogu, they would have to share
only 80 seats instead of 101 and they should start considering the will of the people.

The only meaningful alternative in the 2011 elections is individual candidates and the voter
This must be understood. The candidates have contributed their
with candidacy decisions - now it's the voter's turn.


5. Which political parties would you cooperate with in the Riigikogu?

Social Democrats, Greens, People's Alliance and other sweaters. Isamaa
sweaters have moved to the People's Union, where they can breathe the most freely at the moment.
In 2005, when I joined the Socialist Party, it was still possible to live peacefully there.
to use their mouths and think their own thoughts until March 2007, when the reform took
Socialists into the government, brought Pihl and Palo as ministers and ended any
self-activity. Why the socialists don't have the backbone to oppose this is
explained by financial problems and job sharing.

1. How are you connected to the Harju and Rapla counties?

My child and I have a farm in Harju County, and since 1999 we have been trying to privatize 50 hectares of land, as required by law. Rae rural municipality officials have liked this piece of land so much that they have generated 7 lawsuits and incurred 250,000 kroons in legal expenses for a minor child, although according to the law they must take special care of the rights of minors without legal knowledge, the elderly and people with limited legal capacity - following good administrative practice. Estonia must belong to the people, not to officials. http://www.riigikohus.ee/?id=11&tekst=RK/3-3-1-70-05KÄTTESAADAV (20.07.2026)

2. How do you see the development of our constituency?

Dreaming helps you move forward in life....I would really like to see an energy revolution and a heating system that actually works, where a house is heated with 3 glasses of water in the winter. I would like to consistently implement all kinds of scientific innovations and pilot projects - that would be interesting and exciting. Whether it's in the field of housing construction or plant cultivation or compost worm breeding. Family kindergartens in new residential areas, a network of bicycle paths around schools, service buses, bank buses, joint activities. In Finland, it is very common for neighbors to drive to work in one car if possible, so that all four seats are filled. Support all kinds of joint activities and village life.

3. What do you think about land tax? Should the state compensate municipalities for the revenue lost due to the tax breaks for nature conservation lands?

The land must belong to the people. The country continues to exist with the support of the wealthy middle class. The owner of the land should no longer pay taxes to anyone - I will buy this land from the state. Nature conservation areas must be preserved and they could also be shown for money. Insects, flowers and butterflies, foxes, hedgehogs and toads are a real exotic for the inhabitant of the urban jungle.

4. Does Estonia need administrative reform? How many local governments should we have?

Throughout 2007, I rebelled in the Socialist Party to make a pilot project of this administrative reform within the borders of one county. I also managed to push the bill through the Socialist Party council, but it was not sent to the general assembly for a vote - forgotten?! As always. The central government is not interested in the creation of 15 strong counties, and that is why this reform has always been left unimplemented - all political parties are similar, because they are led by who knows who and from where. But 15 strong county centers would ensure regional balance and stability.

5. What will improve if you are elected to the Riigikogu?

I keep the doors of Toompea open to everyone, I don't keep information secret, I don't hide it, I don't sell it, I share it with everyone for free, I put a monthly work plan on my website and all the upcoming votes and I create an environment where every voter can give me advice - how to vote. And so I vote, as the people want. Involving citizens in the decision-making process is not a technical problem, it is a matter of morality and spirituality.

I answer all e-mails, send as many inquiries as possible to help solve people's problems, initiate bills, see Maaleht 10.vebr and the individual candidates' website http://www.yksikkandidaadid2011.ee/ KÄTTESAAMATU (20.07.2026) Algne viide ei olnud kontrollimisel kättesaadav. and find me on Facebook.

Answers to Postimees' questions:

1) What issue would you most like to see addressed in the Riigikogu and why? If you have a specific issue, how would you resolve it?

Within the first hour, I will submit a legislative amendment to end the funding of political parties from the state budget, and with the 400 million kroons that Juhan Parts and the boys legislated on the orders of the hidden financiers of Res Publica, so that instead of politics that engages the people, we would only have disgusting pre-election advertising campaigns, I will feed 40,000 unemployed people created by the same system in soup kitchens.

12 years of Reform's dominance have led to the absolute impoverishment of the people, income tax exemption for foreign investors has prevented the formation of a wealthy local middle class, which today is the greatest threat to the preservation of statehood. Example - a group with a billion-dollar turnover has taken away 10 million turnover from a hundred local entrepreneurs and left the state with a toothless and sick working class. Nation-states only last with the support of a wealthy middle class, the system fears a free and economically independent citizen who thinks for himself, can support himself and does not succumb to manipulation.

I also want to work on involving citizens in the decision-making process. Disclosing information. Exposing crime generated by law enforcement agencies, because we live in a country where, for example, a prosecutor breaks dozens of laws on the orders of his old girlfriend, while the state pays his aunt a salary for overseeing legality.

Also, every control function in society should be given to the public - whether it is the financing of political parties, which can be easily monitored online by interest groups, or the work of courts, which requires disclosure. Only constant disclosure and involving as many people as possible in the decision-making process can help against corruption.

2) What is your opinion on e-voting?

I was positive until the bugs that made individual candidates invisible were revealed, and yesterday there was news about possible security holes that could allow thousands of votes to be faked.

3) How to create the (approximately) 50,000 missing jobs and bring people home from abroad?

Ege's draft. Encouraging the creation of a wealthy middle class through legislative amendments. Income tax exemption only for companies investing in Estonia.

The Estonian kroon is dead, but the forests that ensured the stability of the kroon live on and I wish that every person who wants to start a business would receive a 10,000 euro loan with a state guarantee based on the "Ege bill" against 2 ha of state forest or 20 ha of state land. And if 30,000 people start realizing their dreams as entrepreneurs today, then maybe in a year they will hire additional labor and everyone will have work and bread again. Freedom of action + start-up capital = success. So that the creative idea would be valued by the state. So that the state would provide start-up capital once, so as not to have to pay 100x subsidies. Secondly, it is very important to fix the initial phase of legislative amendments and to consolidate all legislative amendments and new legislative proposals on justmin page, so that society would be involved from the moment the amendment was made! Vile tricks and bad thoughts in blond heads, how to steal a billion from the state with a law aimed at a pine-eating boyfriend, would no longer reach the third reading in the Riigikogu motto.

Also, every control function in society should be given to the public - whether it is the financing of political parties, which can be easily monitored online by every citizen, or the work of the courts, which requires disclosure.

4) As you know, the Riigikogu is largely involved in lawmaking. What experience do you have in the field of lawmaking and how much have you encountered it in your current life?

As a country, we are in a situation where we belong to the European Union by border, from which we cannot even ratify the laws, but after Putin came to power on New Year's Eve 2000, all the KGB ties here have been polished and tightened so much that according to unwritten laws, we are more tied to Russia than the Soviets were to Belarus, where former commies also rule in golden chairs. We are now being dragged towards both Brussels and Russia, and at the same time we ourselves want to survive as a nation and advance life according to our own laws - this creates triple tensions for the country as a swan, pike and crayfish system. I see the solution as fixing the starting point of lawmaking and involving as many interest groups as possible, long-term and thorough open discussions prior to changes to the law. There are so many laws that people's fundamental rights are already being damaged as a result.

5) I am an ordinary head of a family with two children, my wife and I both work. We live in a private house bought with a bank loan. They promise child benefits, pension increases and all that, but they completely forget about ordinary working people! What direct result will we see if we give our votes to an individual candidate?

The Reform Party will not bite your nose off your head and will not steal your ass. I will give you back your freedom and all your civil rights that the coalition that ruled for 12 years has stolen.

6) What happens next if you do not get into the next Riigikogu?

My heart cries and my soul aches as I continue to live in the city without the right to make decisions and I start participating in the work of the shadow parliament.

.If the voter does not want to be the next target of attack by the justice system, surrounded by 4 armed police officers
brutally provocative and sentenced to an illegal and unenforceable court order for injection into a mental institution
are carrying away, at the same time also his children and family, unfoundedly, without any reason, chasing him with 15 police patrols, then he
gives me my vote and breaks the power of corporate backrooms -
by not electing these KGB agents/communists/corruptors in the round. Elections set us free, and the next opportunity to free ourselves from the "political elite" will come to the Estonian people only in four years.

Well then, dear people, now we will take back everything that belongs to us!
If you know nothing about politics, are not interested in social issues, then listen especially carefully.
These elections have one big goal - to deprive corrupt political parties of power at the local government level, by electing only electoral alliances. And for this, every vote is needed, a social agreement between us, so that we act as one man in the interests of the community in displacing political parties. Only local residents, with the help of local power, can control and direct the central government, apply the arm of force.
On the day of the local government elections on Oct. 20, go vote - do not participate in the primaries and do not use e-voting to avoid any possibility of vote fraud. We need to get the right picture of what is happening in the country. Forget media manipulations, forget polls, trample on the decoys, instead of cursing, crying, suffering, struggling, drinking, go vote.
Who to choose? Choose anyone from the electoral alliances and not any candidate from the Toompea 4 party lists. This must be our social agreement to eliminate corruption in the country.
Elections are a manifestation of people power, we live out all the pain that has accumulated in our souls by following the spirit of the Constitution, we establish ourselves, we take back the land and the country that belongs to us with a million ballots. The purpose of elections is to replace those in power.
If there is no electoral alliance, then choose a name from the middle of the new party's list that the media does not promote. At the beginning of the list are usually careerists and underdogs, at the end of the list are jokers, and by choosing an unknown name from the middle, you may stumble upon an honest and caring person. The chances of finding your person are fifty-sixty if you believe Matti Nykanen and why we should not believe him.
Even if the new party is not on the electoral list, there is no choice but to choose from either the Center or the Socialists list, but at least choose from the center and choose a woman, that will anger them especially well.
The stupidest thing is not to vote and leave your country and home to be trampled by enemy forces.
Democracy establishes itself by replacing those in power, thus breaking the bonds of corruption, democracy requires new people and there is no need to stupidly fill democratic structures with Stalinist content and a cult of personality. In a country as small as Estonia, 1 term of government is enough, then new people must come. Democracy works with principles, not personalities.
Trust my wisdom, fear no one or nothing, you can shift all responsibility for your choices to democratic principles and take full responsibility for the fact that it is also possible to fix the country through local elections, by bringing villages and communities to power.
By choosing an electoral alliance, we establish ourselves spiritually, we establish ourselves as a people, we take the back seat from political parties for the Riigikogu elections, we create a united front in every village and community to protect the peace of Tartu, to protect our country and land, we show our strength and substance.
Ege Deer
Social Democrat running for All-Estonian Electoral Alliance No. 745

On the implementation of democracy

Democracy does not deal with personalities , but is implemented through very clear and simple principles and principles that the voter must know and apply - even very nice, sweet, good-smelling and two-meter-tall people in power must be replaced regularly, this is the golden rule of democracy. Democracy is implemented vigorously if you no longer elect back the types you have elected for the last 16 years - not a handful of leaders, but the political ignorance of the voter amplified a million times has determined the stagnation and corruption of the country. The content of democratic structures must not be filled with Stalinism and the cult of personality. Only local residents, with the help of local power, can control and direct the central government, apply the arm of force.

The media, which is constantly blabbering about personalities, mainly their sex lives and the offering of flawed brides to politicians, is the one that deals with personalities in a hundred articles - who is the candidate for mayor?, who is the father of our municipality? Unfortunately, democracy is a two-way street, whether the candidate is Aadu or Taadu, because the mayor can only do what the council allows and allows him to do. The executive branch is technical personnel, who are best selected through a competition with the help of personnel companies. The council's wealth of ideas, the way the council members think, their knowledge of the modern world, their ability to empathize are of decisive importance. The mayor is the one who performs the tasks assigned to him, but not the overseer of the council's slaves, who cleans the toes of his boots in the skirts of trembling old women. The media itself is a cult of personality.

The fact that the constitutional balance of power in the Estonian state has been violated and the state has been turned upside down is a big topic that should be talked about more - the government cannot dictate the decisions of the council and the executive branch cannot ignore the legislative branch in the same way that the government rubber-stamps the Riigikogu or the rural municipality/city government with the council. The government's attitude towards the Riigikogu is as humiliating and criminal as Edgar's behavior with the council - why doesn't the media notice this similarity? Why doesn't the Chancellor of Justice talk about it? Why does the Kapo focus on the flea market of the city government and not even notice the dung heaps of the state government?
Power corrupts everyone, and that is why the representatives of the people's will must be replaced every 4 years, only one term should be allowed to govern, and officials should be allowed to work in the same position for 5 years, which is also considered the maximum time in the business world during which a person's initiative is exhausted. The system needs fresh blood, fresh air, and brainwashing. For example, 14,000 people live in Rae rural municipality and to claim that it is not possible to find 21 new members of the council among them is absurd in the cube, and to re-elect these guys who are on the payroll of the rural municipality is absurd in the cube multiplied by corruption.

Democracy must be considered as a living system - a doctrine that changes over time and in situations, as changing principles that can be tweaked, changed, and supplemented. Considering the size of countries, the specifics of nations, the possibilities of the digital world, the age of democracy and the history of development in a particular region. Democracy is a set of principles that changes over time and space, centered on e-opportunities.

Every citizen must be able to implement democracy, because democracy has given them a voice and fundamental rights. Change representatives + max 1 term of office + open systems = formula for success.
Corruption in the country will be eliminated by the openness of systems , but not by pushing its investigation into the Kapo gray zone, which has only increased corruption in the country - an example of the Indrek Põdra case.
Citizens are activated by inclusion - these are the principles that establish democracy.

Ege Hirv, a social democrat, running in the All-Estonian Electoral Alliance No. 745