CLEAN : Poet who No's it - Be Wise Be-Leave says Brexit supporter

The transcript discusses Britain's historical resilience against foreign invasions and contrasts it with the current situation where external entities, like the EU, influence its laws and policies. It advocates for Britain's independence to regain control over its laws, immigration, and way of life, emphasizing the need for self-governance and freedom from external control.

What was Britain's historical stance against foreign invasions?

• It was neutral in all conflicts.

• It welcomed foreign rulers.

• It was a fortress that resisted invasions.

• It was easily conquered by many.

How is Britain's current situation described in terms of external influence?

• Britain has complete autonomy.

• Britain is isolated from external influences.

• Britain has no laws imposed by others.

• External forces dictate laws and limit free speech.

What is the main argument for Britain's independence?

• To join another union.

• To eliminate all laws.

• To regain control over immigration and lifestyle.

• To increase foreign influence.

What does the speaker suggest about Britain's decision-making?

• It should be outsourced to experts.

• It should be abolished.

• It should be independent and self-determined.

• It should be influenced by other countries.

What is the speaker's stance on Britain's relationship with the EU?

• Britain should leave the EU.

• Britain should remain neutral.

• Britain should strengthen ties with the EU.

• Britain should ignore the EU.