Patten on Hong Kong Extradition Law, Huawei, Brexit

The video discusses the controversial extradition law in Hong Kong, which threatens the 'one country, two systems' principle and raises trust issues with China. It also explores the implications of China's trustworthiness in global affairs, particularly concerning Huawei's role in UK's 5G network. The video concludes with a discussion on Brexit, highlighting the proposal for a second referendum and the challenges faced by Theresa May's government.

What is the main concern regarding the extradition law in Hong Kong?

• It strengthens the rule of law in Hong Kong.

• It enhances Hong Kong's autonomy.

• It blurs the line between Hong Kong's and China's legal systems.

• It maintains the 'one country, two systems' principle.

Why is there skepticism about China's involvement in British 5G infrastructure?

• There are concerns about China's trustworthiness.

• China has no interest in global technology markets.

• Huawei's ownership is clear and transparent.

• China has a strong track record of keeping international promises.

What significant political move did the UK Prime Minister propose regarding Brexit?

• A third referendum on Brexit.

• A free vote on a second referendum.

• A new trade deal with the EU.

• Immediate withdrawal from the EU.

What is the stance of the hardline Brexiteers within the Conservative Party?

• They believe in doing business on WTO terms.

• They support a deal with the EU.

• They want to remain in the EU.

• They advocate for a second referendum.

What is the criticism of those who support WTO terms for UK trade?

• They lack understanding of WTO terms.

• They can point to many countries of similar size doing the same.

• They have a clear understanding of WTO terms.

• They have successfully negotiated trade deals on WTO terms.