CLEAN : Pirate Party sails into Icelandic

The video discusses the growing disconnect between representative governments and the public, highlighting the need for both digital and real bridges to connect the public with the rule of law. It emphasizes the importance of 21st-century laws that address online privacy and information freedom. The video also introduces a system for public participation through open-source platforms, encouraging other parties to adopt similar approaches. Iceland is presented as a democracy laboratory, with both myths and realities about its progress post-financial collapse. The video concludes by addressing the persistent issues of power and corruption affecting parliamentary effectiveness.

What are the main concerns of the people regarding the functioning of the system in Iceland?

How does the speaker propose to bridge the gap between the general public and the rule of law?

What role does online privacy sharing play in the context of 21st-century laws mentioned in the text?

In what ways does the speaker envision the public influencing parliamentarians?

What does the speaker mean by stating that 'power and money corrupt' in relation to the parliamentarians' work?