EU REFERENDUM: Boris Johnson and Priti Patel Campaigning for Vote Leave at Cattle Market in Clitheroe, Lancashire

The speaker expresses concerns about the EU's direction, particularly the eurozone's issues and increased regulation. They question the benefits of EU membership, suggesting that Britain can thrive independently. The speaker encourages belief in Britain's economic strength and advocates for leaving the EU, framing it as an opportunity for independence.

What is the speaker's main concern about the EU's future plans?

• The EU's trade agreements with the US

• The EU's environmental policies

• The creation of a United States of Europe

• The EU's expansion into Asia

According to the speaker, what would joining the EU now mean for their country?

• Increased economic growth

• More control and regulation from the EU

• Better trade opportunities

• Improved international relations

What does the speaker suggest about the current state of the EU?

• It is the most powerful economy

• It is a desirable club to join

• It is facing significant challenges

• It is leading in technological innovation

What does the speaker believe about their country's potential outside the EU?

• It will struggle economically

• It will face international isolation

• It will lose its cultural identity

• It can thrive and prosper

What significant event does the speaker associate with June 23rd?

• The launch of a new currency

• A major economic summit

• The country's Independence Day

• The signing of a new EU treaty