David Cameron interview about Libya

The transcript discusses the imminent deployment of British forces due to a UN Security Council resolution against Gaddafi's regime in Libya. The focus is on protecting civilians and stopping hostilities. The conversation touches on the broader implications of regime change, regional support, and the democratic awakening in the Arab world. The speaker emphasizes the importance of acting with UN authority and discusses defense strategies, including the role of allies and the necessity of enforcing the resolution if Gaddafi does not comply.

What is the primary reason for the urgency in British forces potentially entering conflict?

• To establish a new government in Libya

• To gain control over oil resources

• To prevent a dictator from harming civilians

• To support a neighboring country's military

What is the main goal of the UN Security Council resolution discussed in the video?

• To deploy ground troops in Libya

• To change the Libyan government

• To protect civilians and stop the violence

• To impose economic sanctions

How does the speaker view the democratic movements in North Africa and the Arab world?

• As a reason to increase military spending

• As irrelevant to British interests

• As an opportunity for a safer world

• As a threat to global stability

What is the speaker's stance on the necessity of an aircraft carrier for the mission?

• It is essential for the mission

• It is too costly to consider

• It is not necessary due to available airbases

• It should be deployed immediately

What does the speaker hope will happen regarding Gaddafi's actions?

• Gaddafi will increase his military efforts

• Gaddafi will announce a ceasefire

• Gaddafi will seek international support

• Gaddafi will negotiate with NATO