Gisela Stuart: The EU has outgrown its time

The video discusses the economic and social implications of the UK's EU membership, arguing that leaving the EU would strengthen the economy, enhance safety through better border control, and improve overall prosperity. It highlights the outdated nature of the EU in the context of global trade and the need for deeper integration among euro countries to combat youth unemployment. The speaker concludes with a call to action to vote leave for a stronger Europe.

What is the economic argument made for voting leave?

• It will increase taxes.

• It will strengthen the economy and provide better border control.

• It will decrease international trade.

• It will lead to more regulations.

Why does the speaker believe the European Union is outdated?

• It has a strong currency.

• It has too many member countries.

• It was created during a time of large trading blocks that no longer exist.

• It focuses too much on technology.

What is the current focus of global trade according to the speaker?

• Trading only in technology.

• Global trading of goods and services.

• Local trading of goods.

• Trading within the European Union.

What does the speaker wish for euro countries?

• To have deeper integration to prevent youth unemployment.

• To have less integration.

• To increase taxes.

• To focus on technology.

What is the speaker's final call to action?

• To increase trade with the EU.

• To take control and vote leave.

• To remain in the European Union.

• To focus on local markets.