Jeremy Corbyn speech at anti Iraq war protest 2004

The speaker thanks attendees for gathering in London despite bad weather to commemorate the one-year anniversary of the Iraq invasion. The event highlights the growing strength of the antiwar movement and its commitment to peace. The speaker encourages participants to emulate the peaceful demonstrations in Spain by raising their right hand with fingers parted, symbolizing clean hands and a commitment to peace.

What was the main reason for the gathering in London?

• To commemorate one year since the invasion of Iraq

• To celebrate a national holiday

• To launch a new political campaign

• To attend a music festival

How does the speaker describe the current state of the antiwar movement?

• Bigger and stronger than ever

• Diminishing rapidly

• Unchanged

• Weaker than before

What is the ultimate goal of the antiwar movement according to the speaker?

• To increase military spending

• To create new alliances

• To bring about peace in the world

• To gain political power

What symbolic gesture does the speaker ask the audience to perform?

• Show clean hands with fingers parted

• Wave a flag

• Clap hands

• Raise a fist

Which recent event does the speaker reference to inspire the audience?

• A march in Italy

• A protest in France

• A rally in Germany

• A demonstration in Spain