CLEAN: Britain's anti-EU parties look for boost in EU vote

The transcript discusses the UK's potential integration into a European super state and the public's dissatisfaction with the political elite for not allowing a say in this matter. It highlights the UK Independence Party's role in challenging the EU's influence and the irony of using European elections to express opposition to the EU. The House of Commons is identified as the decision-maker for the UK's EU membership. The media's role in shaping public opinion and the strategies to protect British interests, such as controlling immigration, are also discussed.

What are the concerns expressed about the political elite in relation to the European Union?

How do people feel about laws concerning their country being made by their own Parliament?

What are the implications of the UK Independence Party's success for other parties in Europe?

What is the significance of the House of Commons in the context of the UK's relationship with the EU?

What reasons are given for opposing the idea of being submerged in a European super state?