Nigel Farage on OUT Campaign for UKIP in Ramsgate - 'In' and 'Out' EU Referendum campaigns continue

The transcript discusses the implications of the European Union vote, emphasizing the importance of believing in the country and its people. It highlights how a single vote can fundamentally change the nation by regaining control over national decisions, courts, and borders. The conversation also touches on the lack of real opportunities and apprenticeships for young people, and the challenges faced by the manufacturing sector due to expensive energy and closed plants.

What does the speaker suggest is crucial for the country's progress?

• Believing in the country and its people

• Trusting politicians

• Relying on foreign aid

• Believing in the European Union

According to the speaker, what is the potential impact of the vote?

• It will reduce the population

• It will increase taxes

• It will allow the country to regain control over its decisions

• It will change the country's leadership

What does the speaker want to see more of in the country?

• More government control

• More taxes

• More foreign investments

• More opportunities for young people

What issue does the speaker raise about apprenticeships?

• They are too short

• They are only for older people

• They are not real or effective

• They are too expensive

What has been the impact of expensive energy policies according to the speaker?

• Reduction in energy costs

• Increased employment in heavy engineering

• Growth in the manufacturing sector

• Closure of chemical plants and heavy engineering facilities