CLEAN : Scotland independence argument not

The transcript discusses the unrealistic promises made post-independence for Scotland, highlighting the lack of credible costings and the difference between aspirations and reality. It emphasizes Scottish pride in culture and heritage while critiquing the economic promises that are not feasible. The document promises high-quality public services with a low tax system, which is deemed not credible or tested.

What does the speaker suggest is missing from the post-independence proposals?

• Public support

• Cultural significance

• International approval

• A detailed plan

According to the speaker, how can Scotland maintain its pride and heritage?

• By isolating from the world

• By adopting a new cultural identity

• By remaining part of the United Kingdom

• By becoming independent

What comparison does the speaker make about the proposed economic model?

• It is similar to the economic model of the United States

• It offers the public services of Scandinavia and the tax system of Monaco

• It is based on the economic policies of Australia

• It mirrors the economic strategies of China

What does the speaker believe the people of Scotland will do regarding the proposals?

• Accept them without question

• See through the unrealistic promises

• Embrace them wholeheartedly

• Ignore them completely

What is the speaker's view on the credibility of the post-independence document?

• It is based on historical data

• It is supported by international experts

• It lacks detail and has not been tested

• It is well-researched and credible