Boris Johnson gives speech on 'restoring hope and optimism' as Brexit draws closer

The transcript discusses the Euro elite's belief that winning a decision equates to winning an argument, leading to silent gloating and power dynamics in the 1990s. It highlights a shift in power and influence among major parties and reflects on the need for acceptance and solidarity post-referendum, emphasizing noble sentiments and the desire for UK success.

What was the prevailing belief among the Euro elite after winning a decision?

• They believed they had won the argument.

• They thought they needed to continue the debate.

• They felt uncertain about their victory.

• They wanted to negotiate further.

During the early 1990s, what was the attitude of the elite class?

• They were actively protesting.

• They were openly celebrating.

• They were silently gloating.

• They were indifferent.

What shift in power dynamics is mentioned in the second section?

• The elite became more transparent.

• The elite maintained their power.

• The elite gained more influence.

• The elite lost control over operational forums.

What is suggested about the attitude of referendum winners?

• They should engage in constructive dialogue.

• They should ignore the opposing side.

• They should remain silent and satisfied.

• They should gloat over their victory.

What sentiment is attributed to those who supported remaining in the EU?

• A desire for isolation.

• A sense of solidarity with European neighbors.

• A focus on economic independence.

• A wish to dissolve the EU.