CLEAN : Die in protest as British parliament votes on Syria strikes

The transcript discusses criticism of David Cameron, changes in people's brains, and the importance of allowing Syria to find its own solutions without Western intervention. It critiques the bombing in the Middle East, highlighting the lack of political goals and the potential for civilian casualties. The discussion emphasizes that violence should be a last resort due to its radicalizing effects and suggests alternative solutions like cutting oil supplies and improving diplomatic relations.

What is the speaker's view on Western intervention in Syria?

• It is necessary for peace.

• It will not help in any way.

• It should be increased.

• It is already effective.

Why does the speaker believe bombing the Middle East is wrong?

• It will lead to economic growth.

• It will result in civilian casualties.

• It will improve political stability.

• It will strengthen Western power.

What does the speaker suggest as a last resort?

• Providing humanitarian aid.

• Engaging in diplomatic talks.

• Using violence and bombing.

• Increasing military presence.

What alternative strategy does the speaker propose regarding Syria's oil supply?

• Carve out their oil supply.

• Increase oil imports.

• Subsidize oil production.

• Ignore oil trade.

How does the speaker suggest improving relations with Syria?

• By increasing arms production.

• By improving diplomatic relations.

• By imposing more sanctions.

• By ignoring the conflict.