Tony Blair Statement on London Terrorist Attacks

The speaker addresses a tragic incident that has claimed many innocent lives, expressing condolences to the victims' families and gratitude to emergency services. The speaker emphasizes the resilience and unity of the community, condemns the act of terrorism, and reaffirms the commitment to British values. The message is one of defiance against terrorism, ensuring that the way of life remains unchanged and that those responsible are brought to justice.

What was the speaker's primary message regarding the emergency services?

• They were not mentioned in the speech.

• They were criticized for their slow response.

• They were praised for their exceptional performance.

• They were inadequate in their response.

How did the speaker describe the reaction of the people of London?

• As stoic and resilient.

• As aggressive and confrontational.

• As indifferent and passive.

• As fearful and divided.

What was the speaker's view on the majority of Muslims in relation to the terrorist act?

• They condemn the act as much as others do.

• They are indifferent to the act.

• They support the act.

• They are responsible for the act.

What is the primary goal of terrorism according to the speaker?

• To promote peace and unity.

• To terrorize and instill fear.

• To encourage economic growth.

• To support government policies.

How does the speaker suggest the British people should respond to attempts to divide them?

• By changing their way of life.

• By retaliating with violence.

• By holding firm to their values.

• By isolating themselves from others.