CLEAN : Brexit protesters demonstrate outside Parliament during vote

The transcript discusses the perceived flaws in the UK's political system, highlighting the lack of a written constitution and the disconnect between Parliament and the public's will, especially regarding Brexit. It emphasizes the benefits of EU membership for the UK's economy and criticizes the current deal as a 'surrender deal.' The speaker supports Prime Minister Boris Johnson's commitment to leaving the EU by October 31st, even if it means facing imprisonment.

What is one of the main criticisms the speaker has about the UK's political system?

• The presence of a written constitution

• The actions of parliamentarians undermining democracy

• The influence of the monarchy

• The efficiency of the parliamentary system

According to the speaker, why is the UK considered a successful economy?

• Owing to its technological advancements

• As a result of being part of the EU

• Because of its historical achievements

• Due to its natural resources

What is the speaker's view on the relationship between Parliament and the public's Brexit vote?

• Parliament is actively opposing the public's decision

• There is a disconnect between Parliament and the public's vote

• Parliament fully supports the public's decision

• Parliament is indifferent to the public's vote

What stance does the speaker take regarding the Prime Minister's actions towards Brexit?

• The Prime Minister is following the public's will

• The Prime Minister is seeking a new deal

• The Prime Minister is delaying Brexit

• The Prime Minister is ignoring the public's will

How does the speaker describe the current Brexit deal?

• A fair compromise

• An innovative solution

• A surrender deal

• A beneficial agreement