Tony Blair's speech and Q&A on the future of Labour Part 16/36

The speaker shares their perspective on addressing nationalism, drawing parallels to historical events and emphasizing the need to confront nationalist ideology directly. They reflect on past political successes in Scotland and argue that nationalism is an age-old political tactic of blaming others. The speaker suggests that understanding and challenging the ideology is crucial to overcoming it.

What does the speaker compare their situation to when offering their perspective?

• A soldier returning from a battle

• A teacher in a classroom

• A politician at a rally

• A scientist in a lab

What is one of the strategies mentioned to defeat nationalism?

• Ignoring it

• Confronting its ideology

• Adopting it

• Compromising with it

How does the speaker describe nationalism?

• A peaceful philosophy

• A modern political movement

• An ancient political ideology

• A temporary trend

According to the speaker, what is a fundamental aspect of nationalism?

• Fostering peace

• Blaming others

• Promoting unity

• Encouraging innovation

What historical analogy does the speaker use to describe nationalism?

• A medieval knight's quest

• A caveman's council decision

• A Roman senate debate

• A Renaissance artist's vision