Nigel Farage hails historic moment as he leaves European Parliament for the last time

The speaker reflects on their personal journey and the challenges faced upon arrival. They discuss the shift in the center of gravity in debates and express a desire for the UK to leave the European Union, highlighting the point of no return. The speaker addresses the economic and social impacts of Brexit, expressing optimism for the future and the potential for change in Europe. They provide historical context, comparing Brexit to significant historical events, and conclude with a sense of optimism and historical significance.

What does the speaker believe has shifted in the debate about the European Union?

• The center of gravity

• The political leadership

• The cultural values

• The economic policies

According to the speaker, what is the 'point of no return' in the context of Brexit?

• The signing of a trade deal

• The departure at 11:00 o'clock on Friday

• The first parliamentary vote

• The public referendum

What does the speaker suggest will be a benefit of leaving the European Union?

• Increased cultural exchange

• More international travel opportunities

• Higher salaries for officials

• Better management of affairs

How does the speaker feel about the future after Brexit?

• Optimistic

• Indifferent

• Pessimistic

• Uncertain

What historical event does the speaker compare Brexit to?

• The Industrial Revolution

• Henry the Eighth leaving the Church of Rome

• The Glorious Revolution

• The signing of the Magna Carta