Lloyd George In the Arena Again

The speaker, not seeking political leadership, appeals to the nation to address a longstanding crisis. Drawing on past experience managing the Empire during emergencies, the speaker feels a duty to offer guidance and motivation to overcome current challenges.

What does the speaker express about their involvement in political leadership?

• They are eager to become a party leader.

• They are currently a party leader.

• They are launching a new political campaign.

• They have no desire to engage in party politics.

What is the speaker's main appeal to the nation?

• To make a significant effort to resolve a crisis.

• To focus on individual success.

• To support a new political party.

• To ignore the current crisis.

What does the speaker believe about their past role in the Empire?

• It was unrelated to the current crisis.

• It was a great responsibility during an emergency.

• It was a minor responsibility.

• It was insignificant.

How does the speaker view their current duty?

• To lead a new political movement.

• To remain silent on national issues.

• To focus solely on personal matters.

• To contribute through counsel and suggestion.

What does the speaker hope to achieve with their contribution?

• To create new challenges for the nation.

• To lift the country above its current challenges.

• To worsen the country's difficulties.

• To maintain the status quo.