Scottish Referendum: David Cameron's Passionate Speech 'Vote to save out United Kingdom'

The transcript discusses the significant decision facing Scotland, which could lead to the breakup of the United Kingdom. It emphasizes the irreversible nature of the decision and the potential for Scotland to become a separate entity if a 'yes' vote occurs. The future of the country and its place in the world are at stake, with no possibility of a rerun or reversal.

What is at stake according to the speaker in the first section?

• The future of the United States

• The future of the United Kingdom

• The future of the Commonwealth

• The future of the European Union

What could happen to the United Kingdom according to the second section?

• It could join the European Union

• It could break up, separating Scotland

• It could become a republic

• It could expand to include more countries

What is the nature of the decision discussed in the third section?

• It is reversible

• It is a decision that can be revisited

• It is temporary

• It is a final and irreversible decision

What will happen if Scotland votes yes?

• The UK will remain united

• The UK will split permanently

• The UK will negotiate new terms

• The UK will hold another referendum

What is the speaker's tone regarding the decision?

• Humorous

• Cautious and serious

• Indifferent

• Optimistic