John McDonnell MP speech at Stop the War coalition protest. PT2

The speaker acknowledges the efforts of Stop the War in opposing aggressive actions by the US and UK. They condemn recent acts of aggression and emphasize the need for demonstrations and actions to oppose war. The speaker regrets the absence of Jeremy Corbyn as Prime Minister, believing he would have pursued conflict resolution. They call for solidarity and action to secure peace and conclude with a commitment to work with Stop the War.

What has 'Stop the War' been criticized for by the mainstream media?

• Standing up for peace

• Promoting violence

• Supporting aggressive actions

• Ignoring global conflicts

What actions does the speaker suggest to oppose the current aggressive acts?

• Supporting the government's actions

• Ignoring the situation

• Organizing street demonstrations

• Writing letters to the government

How does the Labour Party plan to oppose the aggressive acts?

• By campaigning in Parliament and on the streets

• By remaining silent

• By supporting the government's actions

• By ignoring the issue

What does the speaker regret about the current political leadership?

• That Jeremy Corbyn is not the Prime Minister

• That the Labour Party is not in power

• That the current Prime Minister is too focused on peace

• That the government is too aggressive

What is expected from the UK Prime Minister according to the speaker?

• To support aggressive actions

• To ensure the safety and peace of the people

• To focus on international relations

• To prioritize economic growth