CLEAN : Anti Brexit activists march to parliament as MPs debate new Brexit deal

The transcript discusses the opposition to a deal, emphasizing the need to stop Brexit and rejoin the EU. It highlights the economic and social impacts of leaving the EU, the importance of public sentiment, and the generational impact of losing EU rights. The speaker calls for a people's vote and proper scrutiny of the deal, expressing hope for change and continued activism.

What is the speaker's stance on the role of microgreen parties?

• They play a crucial role in addressing societal issues.

• They are only for young people.

• They focus solely on environmental concerns.

• They are irrelevant in the current political climate.

According to the speaker, what is a significant consequence of leaving the European Union?

• Improved international relations.

• A boost in local economies.

• Increased wages for migrants.

• A huge economic hit outside the customs union.

What does the speaker hope for regarding the Brexit deal?

• Immediate implementation without further discussion.

• A people's vote and an extension for proper scrutiny.

• Complete abandonment of the deal.

• Unconditional acceptance by all parties.

How does the speaker view the generational impact of Brexit?

• It will take away rights from current and future generations.

• It will enhance the rights of future generations.

• It will only affect the older generation.

• It will have no significant impact on future generations.

What does the speaker believe is lacking in the current handling of the Brexit deal?

• Financial backing from the EU.

• Proper scrutiny and debate.

• Sufficient public support.

• Clear communication from the government.