Brian May's speech to Anti Fox Hunting protesters Part 3/4

The speaker discusses the strategic context behind a recent vote, describing it as a 'dirty trick' due to the inability to win a repeal vote. Gratitude is expressed to supporters who have actively engaged with MPs, emphasizing the importance of continued democratic participation. The significant role of the SNP and Tory MPs in the vote's outcome is highlighted, acknowledging their contributions to the process.

What was the reason given for reaching the vote according to the speaker?

• The speaker wanted to delay the decision.

• The speaker wanted to test public opinion.

• The opposition knew they couldn't win the repeal vote.

• The opposition was confident of winning.

Why does the speaker thank the audience?

• For their silence and patience.

• For their financial contributions.

• For attending a weekend event.

• For being present on a workday.

What action does the speaker encourage the public to continue?

• Emailing their MPs.

• Protesting in the streets.

• Attending more rallies.

• Donating to political campaigns.

Which political party does the speaker credit with making the vote a 'walkover'?

• The Labour Party

• The Green Party

• The SNP

• The Liberal Democrats

What does the speaker say about the Tory MPs?

• They opposed the speaker's stance.

• They were very conscionable and supportive.

• They were indifferent to the vote.

• They were absent during the vote.