CLEAN : Protest outside Downing Street ahead of anti IS airstrike vote

The speaker expresses disappointment in returning to Iraq after the war, noting a lack of learning from past mistakes by the West. They emphasize the importance of not retaliating with violence, as it lowers moral standards to that of the aggressors.

What sentiment does the speaker express about returning to Iraq?

• Indifference towards the situation

• Disappointment due to repeated mistakes

• Optimism about future prospects

• Excitement about new opportunities

What does the speaker suggest about the West's actions in Iraq?

• They have learned from past mistakes

• They are avoiding any mistakes

• They are making new mistakes

• They are repeating past mistakes

What is the primary purpose of the speaker's presence in Iraq?

• To support bombing campaigns

• To provide humanitarian aid

• To establish new military bases

• To prevent further bombings

What does the speaker believe about retaliating with bombings?

• It is an effective strategy

• It lowers them to the enemy's level

• It is necessary for defense

• It is a justified response

How does the speaker view the act of bombing in retaliation?

• As an act of weakness

• As morally equivalent to the enemy's actions

• As a necessary evil

• As a sign of strength