Alan Greenspan: Scotland Will Leave the United Kingdom

The video discusses the lingering tensions in Europe since World War II and explores how these tensions impact current economic and political landscapes. It delves into the potential future of Scotland and Northern Ireland, predicting their possible departure from the United Kingdom. The economic challenges Scotland might face post-independence, especially due to depleted oil reserves, are highlighted, emphasizing the financial support it currently receives from Whitehall.

What historical event is mentioned as a source of ongoing tensions in Europe?

• The Cold War

• World War Two

• The Industrial Revolution

• The French Revolution

What is predicted about Scotland's political future?

• It will remain part of the UK

• It will join the European Union

• It will become an independent nation

• It will merge with Northern Ireland

What is a significant economic concern for Scotland if it becomes independent?

• High unemployment rates

• Depletion of North Sea oil reserves

• Lack of natural resources

• Dependence on tourism

What role does Whitehall play in Scotland's economy?

• It provides significant funding

• It controls the oil industry

• It imposes heavy taxes

• It restricts trade

Why did Scotland initially want to become an independent nation?

• To establish a new government system

• To join the European Union

• Due to cultural differences

• Because of its oil reserves