The speaker addresses misconceptions by the media, emphasizing the need for French independence from the EU. They advocate for nationalism, supporting the idea of prioritizing one's own country. The speaker also highlights the importance of education in shaping future leaders, having launched a school to train them.

How does the speaker feel about their portrayal in the American media?

• They are offended by it.

• They agree with the portrayal.

• They find it amusing and contradictory.

• They are indifferent to it.

What is the speaker's stance on national sovereignty?

• They advocate for each country to prioritize its own interests.

• They think national sovereignty is outdated.

• They support the European Union's control over national policies.

• They believe in a unified global government.

According to the speaker, what is the current state of French freedom?

• France is free to choose its diplomatic relations.

• France is under the control of the European Union.

• France is completely independent.

• France has partial freedom in economic policies.

What is the speaker's goal in launching a School of Management and Political Science?

• To promote liberal and socialist ideas.

• To train leaders who will support the European Union.

• To focus solely on economic management.

• To prepare future leaders to challenge liberal and socialist dominance.

What methods does the speaker suggest to spread their ideas?

• By influencing media, culture, and education.

• Through military force.

• Through economic sanctions.

• By isolating from other countries.