Jeremy Corbyn making speech at Stop the War rally

The transcript discusses a large-scale global protest against the Iraq war, emphasizing the unity and relevance of the anti-war movement. It criticizes political leaders like George Bush and Tony Blair for their isolation and unjust plans for war. The speaker, a British Parliament member, expresses anger over the lack of a parliamentary vote on the war and criticizes the use of royal prerogative powers by the British Prime Minister.

What is the main message conveyed by the speaker regarding the global demonstrations?

• They are organized by a small group of activists.

• They are primarily focused on local issues.

• They represent a unified global stance against the Iraq war.

• They are isolated events with little impact.

How does the speaker describe the leaders who support the war?

• As popular and well-supported.

• As isolated and searching for allies.

• As justified in their actions.

• As having widespread international backing.

What is the speaker's stance on a potential second United Nations resolution?

• It would justify the war.

• It would still be wrong and opposed.

• It would have no impact on the situation.

• It would be a positive step forward.

What is the speaker's main concern regarding the British Parliament's role in the war decision?

• The lack of a public referendum.

• The overwhelming support for the war.

• The absence of a parliamentary vote.

• The influence of foreign governments.

How does the speaker view the British Prime Minister's use of royal prerogative?

• As a sign of strong leadership.

• As deeply distasteful and unjust.

• As a necessary action.

• As a traditional practice.