CLEAN : GB Veterans give up medals in protest against Syria strikes

The transcript features a speaker expressing disapproval of government military actions in the Middle East, particularly in Syria. The speaker, a veteran, discusses the unnecessary nature of many wars, the impact on human rights, and the consequences of military actions. The speaker and others protest by returning medals awarded for past service, emphasizing the need for peace and reflection on the consequences of war.

What is the main reason Daniel is against the government's decision to bomb Middle Eastern countries?

• He wants to increase military spending.

• He believes it will lead to economic instability.

• He feels it will strengthen diplomatic relations.

• He thinks it will result in unnecessary loss of innocent lives.

According to Daniel, what is a common characteristic of many wars?

• They are often necessary for peace.

• They usually lead to technological advancements.

• They always result in economic growth.

• They are frequently unnecessary and violate human rights.

What have veterans like Daniel observed as a result of military actions in countries like Afghanistan and Iraq?

• Increased global trade.

• Enhanced cultural exchanges.

• Direct negative consequences and suffering.

• Improved international relations.

What does Daniel predict will happen as a result of the current bombing in Syria?

• A decrease in global tensions.

• An increase in refugees and radicalization.

• A boost in the local economy.

• A resolution to the conflict.

Why does Daniel and other veterans return their medals in protest?

• To encourage more military interventions.

• To show support for the government's actions.

• To symbolize their disagreement with current military policies.

• To gain public attention for personal achievements.