British PM David Cameron speaking in Whitby about the EU Referendum.

The transcript discusses the importance of international cooperation in addressing global challenges such as nuclear proliferation, regional conflicts, and climate change. It emphasizes the need for Britain to remain in international organizations like the EU, NATO, and the UN to project power and influence. The speaker argues that leaving these organizations would weaken Britain's global standing and highlights the support from international allies, including Commonwealth countries and the USA, for Britain to stay in the EU.

Why does the speaker believe being part of international organizations is crucial?

• To enhance power and tackle global challenges

• To isolate from global issues

• To avoid international responsibilities

• To reduce influence in world affairs

What is the speaker's view on imperfect relationships and organizations?

• They should be ignored

• They should be abandoned immediately

• They are not worth the effort

• They require fighting for shared values

Which global alliances does the speaker mention as important for Britain?

• The European Union and the African Union

• The Arab League and OPEC

• NATO and the UN Security Council

• The Commonwealth and ASEAN

What is the stance of Commonwealth countries regarding Britain's EU membership?

• They prefer Britain to leave the EU

• They are indifferent to Britain's decision

• They support Britain staying in the EU

• They have not expressed any opinion

What did President Obama express about Britain's global influence?

• It would not be affected by EU membership

• It would be greater if Britain remains in the EU

• It would be weaker if Britain stays in the EU

• It would be stronger if Britain leaves the EU