CLEAN : UKIPs Farage launches referendum bus tour

The transcript discusses the desire for UK independence, highlighting the loss of control over borders, laws, and national identity due to EU membership. It contrasts the establishment, which benefits from remaining in the EU, with the general populace who seek independence. The influence of global and European establishments is noted, along with the potential for unrest. The speaker calls for reclaiming national control and independence, framing it as a positive and sensible choice.

What does the speaker mean by wanting 'our borders back'?

What are the implications of giving away control of laws and borders according to the speaker?

How does the speaker describe the relationship between the establishment and the general public?

In what ways does the speaker suggest that the current situation is not just a left or right issue?

What does the speaker believe is a common desire among people around the world?