Reform leader Nigel Farage unveils a poster in Blackpool

The transcript discusses the threat posed by ISIS in 2015 to flood Europe with operatives, highlighting the migration of over 125,000 people, mostly young males. It critiques the British government's response, noting the release of detainees and the lack of flights to Rwanda. The European Board of Human Rights is seen as a barrier to action, prompting calls for leaving the court to regain sovereignty. The Labour Party, led by Keir Starmer, is criticized for its stance on migration and European policies, with no mention of leaving the ECHR in its manifesto.

What was the main threat posed by ISIS in 2015 according to the transcript?

• They wanted to infiltrate government institutions.

• They aimed to disrupt global trade routes.

• They intended to flood the continent with operatives.

• They planned to attack major cities.

What did British Sunak pledge regarding the votes?

• To reduce the voting age.

• To increase the number of votes in July.

• To send people back who were in detention.

• To hold a referendum on immigration.

Why are there no flights going to Rwanda according to the transcript?

• Rwanda refused to accept the flights.

• The European Board of Human Rights won't allow it.

• Due to technical issues with the aircraft.

• Because of a lack of funding for the flights.

What is the party's stance on the European Court of Human Rights?

• They believe in leaving the court for full sovereignty.

• They want to strengthen ties with the court.

• They plan to reform the court's policies.

• They support the court's current role.

What is Keir Starmer's position on the European Court of Human Rights?

• He plans to abolish the ECHR.

• He wants to reform the ECHR.

• He has no belief in leaving the ECHR.

• He supports leaving the ECHR.