The transcript discusses the political climate surrounding a campaign, emphasizing the momentum and public sentiment towards supporting independence for Scotland. It highlights dissatisfaction with the current government, the desire for self-governance, and the economic and social challenges faced by the UK. The speaker expresses optimism about the campaign's progress and the potential benefits of independence.

What is the speaker's perception of the Yes campaign's momentum?

• The campaign is losing support.

• The campaign is facing strong opposition.

• The momentum is with the Yes campaign.

• The campaign is stagnant.

What are some reasons people are supporting the Yes campaign according to the speaker?

• To strengthen ties with the Tory government.

• To reduce public spending.

• To protect public services and create jobs.

• To increase taxes.

What historical event does the speaker compare the current political situation to?

• The Scottish devolution referendum.

• The Brexit referendum.

• The Good Friday Agreement.

• The poll tax protests.

What is the speaker's view on Scotland's ability to be independent?

• Scotland should remain dependent on the UK.

• Scotland can support itself well as an independent country.

• Scotland would struggle without the UK.

• Scotland cannot support itself.

What is the speaker's opinion on the Westminster government's influence?

• The speaker is indifferent to Westminster's influence.

• The speaker is satisfied with Westminster's decisions.

• The speaker is frustrated with Westminster's control.

• The speaker believes Westminster should have more control.