Jeremy Corbyn at Stop the War Rally in London

The transcript discusses the worsening global divisions due to the War on Terror and criticizes the hypocrisy in human rights advocacy, particularly by Western nations. It highlights the need for political solutions over military interventions, emphasizing justice for the Palestinian people and the broader region. The speaker questions the UK's stance on human rights, given its actions and alliances, and calls for peace with justice.

What is the speaker's view on the impact of the War on Terror?

• It has had no impact.

• It has worsened global divisions.

• It has improved global relations.

• It has only affected the Middle East.

Which countries are mentioned as having poor human rights records?

• France and Germany

• Saudi Arabia and Bahrain

• United States and Canada

• Russia and China

What contradiction does the speaker point out about the British government's policies?

• They support education while cutting school funding.

• They promote peace while increasing military spending.

• They advocate for free trade while imposing tariffs.

• They support the Human Rights Act while proposing to dismantle it.

What does the speaker believe is necessary for resolving regional issues?

• International isolation

• Economic sanctions

• Political solutions

• Increased military intervention

According to the speaker, what should be prioritized over military action?

• Economic growth

• Political dialogue

• Cultural exchange

• Technological advancement