Nigel Farage interview on Syrian migrant crisis

The transcript discusses migration policies, focusing on the choices faced by Greek and Italian governments regarding accepting or returning migrants. It then shifts to a debate on celebrating English nationalism and identity through national holidays like Saint George's Day, contrasting it with other UK cultural celebrations. The speaker expresses pride in being English and advocates for celebrating English identity as part of a united UK.

What are the two main options discussed for handling migrants arriving by boat?

• Send them to another country

• Return them to their origin or accept them

• Ignore their arrival

• Accept them and provide citizenship

Why is Saint George's Day mentioned in the context of English nationalism?

• It is celebrated with parades in Scotland

• It is a newly established holiday

• It is a symbol of English pride and identity

• It is a day when all UK nations celebrate together

What is the narrator's stance on celebrating English identity?

• It should be avoided to maintain UK unity

• It should be replaced with a UK-wide celebration

• It should be celebrated as a positive force

• It is irrelevant in modern times

How does the narrator suggest the UK should move forward?

• As one nation without individual identities

• As separate parts but united where necessary

• As a single entity with no national holidays

• As separate nations without unity

What is the narrator's opinion on Westminster politicians' view of English identity?

• They encourage celebrating English identity

• They are indifferent to English identity

• They promote English identity over others

• They suggest being ashamed of English identity