Ian Blackford: Boris Johnson acting like a dictator

The transcript discusses Boris Johnson's controversial decision to shut down Parliament, raising concerns about democratic principles in the UK. It highlights the lack of majority support for a no-deal Brexit and emphasizes the need for Parliament to be in session to respect the legislative process and prevent an abrupt exit from the EU.

What is the main reason Boris Johnson is criticized in the first section?

• He is avoiding a no-deal Brexit.

• He is planning a new election.

• He is suspending Parliament without majority support.

• He is negotiating with the European Union.

Why is it important for Parliament to be in session according to the second section?

• To elect a new Prime Minister.

• To address the lack of majority support for a no-deal Brexit.

• To ensure a no-deal Brexit occurs.

• To pass new trade agreements.

What legislative action is mentioned in the second section?

• A law to increase parliamentary sessions.

• An act to prevent a no-deal Brexit.

• A new election law.

• A bill to support Boris Johnson's decision.

What must Boris Johnson do according to the final section?

• Negotiate a new deal with the EU.

• Call for a public referendum.

• Respect the law and parliamentary decisions.

• Ignore the will of Parliament.

What is the potential consequence if Boris Johnson does not follow the law as mentioned in the final section?

• A successful Brexit deal.

• A new election being called.

• A no-deal Brexit at the end of October.

• An increase in parliamentary support.