French street reactions to Obama Congress announcement

The transcript discusses the urgency of taking action against chemical attacks on citizens, highlighting fears of escalating conflict and the implications of unilateral decisions by the US. It expresses hope for coordinated action from the US Congress and French President Hollande.

What is the primary concern discussed in the first section regarding chemical attacks?

• There is no urgency in addressing the attacks.

• There is hope that actions will be timely to prevent them.

• The attacks are not considered serious.

• The attacks have already been stopped.

What is the main fear expressed about the United States' role in the second section?

• The US might act without international support.

• The US is not involved at all.

• The US has already declared war.

• The US is leading a successful coalition.

What is the sentiment expressed about the potential for a larger conflict?

• There is no concern about a larger conflict.

• It is believed that a larger conflict is unlikely.

• There is fear that a larger conflict could be declared.

• A larger conflict has already started.

What is hoped for from the US Congress in the final section?

• That they will oppose any action.

• That they will give their approval for action.

• That they will ignore the situation.

• That they will act independently.

What is the expectation from the French government in the final section?

• That they will remain neutral.

• That they will oppose the US.

• That they will follow the US lead.

• That they will act in isolation.