Gordon Brown Interview on Scotland's Independence

The transcript discusses Scottish identity, the duality of being Scottish and British, and the concerns surrounding voting and national identity. It highlights the debate between Scotland and Britain, presenting two visions for Scotland's future: one that maintains ties with Britain and another that seeks independence. The discussion includes support for the campaign from various figures and addresses economic concerns, emphasizing job dependencies and the limitations of oil revenues.

What does the speaker emphasize about their identity?

• They do not support Scottish sports teams.

• They feel disconnected from both Scotland and Britain.

• They feel more British than Scottish.

• They have a strong connection to Scotland through birth and upbringing.

What is the speaker's view on the relationship between Scotland and Britain?

• Scotland should sever all ties with Britain.

• Scotland should maintain some ties with Britain while gaining more powers.

• Scotland should focus solely on its European identity.

• Scotland should remain completely dependent on Britain.

How does the speaker view the role of celebrities in the independence campaign?

• Celebrities are the main focus of the campaign.

• People prefer to hear from industry leaders rather than celebrities.

• Celebrities have no influence on public opinion.

• The campaign is solely about celebrity endorsements.

What is the speaker's opinion on the economic impact of Scottish independence?

• Oil revenues will solve all economic problems.

• Scottish companies do not rely on British markets.

• There are significant economic challenges that need careful planning.

• Independence will have no impact on jobs.

What does the speaker suggest about the portrayal of independence consequences?

• There is a lack of complete information about the consequences.

• The consequences are fully understood by everyone.

• The consequences are exaggerated by the media.

• The consequences are irrelevant to the decision.