CLEAN : Sinn Fein calls Britain's vote to leave EU big disaster

The transcript discusses the significant impact of the decision to leave Europe, highlighting it as a crisis that requires resolution. It critiques the belief that a British Government can compensate for the loss of European funds, citing past financial cuts. The discussion emphasizes the importance of future decisions, the Good Friday Agreement, and the need for unity across the island. It questions the British Prime Minister's mandate to negotiate on behalf of the people and stresses the importance of protecting rights and international treaties like the Good Friday Agreement.

What does the speaker describe as a crisis that needs resolution?

• The decision to leave the European Union

• The financial crisis of 2008

• The increase in unemployment rates

• The rise of global warming

According to the speaker, what is unrealistic about the British Government's promises?

• They will improve healthcare

• They will reduce immigration

• They will compensate for the loss of European funds

• They will increase taxes

What agreement does the speaker believe is undermined by the decision to leave the EU?

• The Kyoto Protocol

• The Schengen Agreement

• The Good Friday Agreement

• The Paris Agreement

What does the speaker suggest is crucial for addressing the issues related to leaving the EU?

• A passive approach

• An individualistic approach

• A united approach

• A divided approach

What does the speaker say about the British Prime Minister's mandate?

• The Prime Minister's mandate is unclear

• The Prime Minister has a partial mandate

• The Prime Minister has no mandate to negotiate for Northern Ireland

• The Prime Minister has a strong mandate