Nigel Farage at Fishing for Leave conference

The speaker humorously recounts a past visit to Scotland and shares a rare moment of agreement with a government minister. They highlight their long-standing campaign efforts on various issues, including fishing, and stress the significance of the upcoming referendum. The speaker is determined to persuade the public to stand up for national sovereignty, while also finding amusement in the Prime Minister's debate contributions.

What unusual experience did the speaker have during their last visit to Scotland?

• They were locked in a pub by the police.

• They were asked to give a speech.

• They were given a tour by the police.

• They were invited to a government meeting.

What is the speaker's reaction to a government minister's speech?

• They disagreed strongly.

• They found it amusing.

• They applauded it.

• They ignored it.

What has the speaker been campaigning for over two decades?

• Fishing and broader issues

• Education reform

• Tax reductions

• Healthcare improvements

What is the speaker's main goal in the last month before the referendum?

• To organize a protest

• To persuade the British people to reclaim sovereignty

• To travel across Europe

• To write a book

What aspect of the debate does the speaker find entertaining?

• The public's reaction

• The opposition's arguments

• The media coverage

• The Prime Minister's involvement