Nigel Farage makes independence pitch to Scots in Edinburgh

The transcript discusses the implications of Scotland's independence within the EU, arguing that true independence is not possible under EU governance. It highlights the need for Brexit to enable a meaningful debate on Scotland's future. The speaker criticizes political elites for undermining the Brexit referendum, comparing the situation to potential international uproar if similar events occurred in other countries. The importance of respecting democratic principles and the sacrifices of past generations is emphasized.

Why does the speaker believe Scotland cannot be independent while in the EU?

• Because it would have to follow EU environmental laws.

• Because it would lose its cultural identity.

• Because it would be governed by EU institutions.

• Because it would have to adopt the Euro.

What does the speaker suggest voters do in the election?

• Boycott the election.

• Vote for a new referendum on independence.

• Lend their vote to the Brexit Party.

• Support the SNP to remain in the EU.

How does the speaker view the ruling class's actions regarding the referendum?

• As a necessary intervention.

• As a demonstration of their wisdom.

• As a way to protect the economy.

• As an undermining of democratic choice.

What comparison does the speaker make to highlight the situation?

• A European country ignoring a referendum.

• An African country overturning an election.

• A South American country experiencing a coup.

• An Asian country facing economic sanctions.

What does the speaker emphasize about previous generations?

• Their political ideologies.

• Their sacrifices for future generations.

• Their economic contributions.

• Their technological advancements.