David Cameron Statement on Colonel Gadaffi

The video discusses the international community's response to Colonel Gaddafi's actions in Libya, emphasizing the need for urgent action to enforce the United Nations' will and prevent further civilian casualties. Despite the risks and potential unforeseen consequences, the speaker argues that action is necessary to stop Gaddafi from continuing to brutalize his people and flout international law. The support of the UN and local countries is highlighted as crucial in legitimizing the intervention.

What is the main reason for the international community's response to Colonel Gaddafi's actions?

• To support Gaddafi's leadership

• To enforce the United Nations' will

• To promote economic growth

• To establish a new government

Why is urgent action deemed necessary according to the speaker?

• To establish a new trade agreement

• To gain political power

• To prevent further civilian casualties

• To avoid economic sanctions

What are the potential risks mentioned in taking action against Gaddafi?

• Loss of political allies

• Unforeseen consequences

• Economic downturn

• Environmental damage

What has Colonel Gaddafi done to prompt military intervention?

• He has improved civilian conditions

• He has withdrawn from international agreements

• He has complied with international demands

• He has broken the ceasefire and harmed civilians

What is the speaker's view on the inevitability of military action?

• It is a last resort

• It is unnecessary

• It is inevitable due to Gaddafi's actions

• It should be delayed