VOICED : Veteran bomber pilot calls for UK to have guts to leave EU

Brian Neely, a 92-year-old veteran, shares his experiences flying Lancasters during the war. He expresses concerns about the loss of national character due to immigration and emphasizes the importance of maintaining English identity. Neely uses an economic metaphor to discuss resource limitations and calls for a revival of national spirit and courage. He reflects on his wartime experiences and criticizes the decision-makers in Brussels, urging them to understand the realities of life and conflict.

What is Brian Neely's main concern about the nation?

• The shape of cucumbers

• Loss of national character

• The weather

• Technological advancements

How does Neely describe the impact of immigration on England?

• As a minor issue

• As an economic benefit

• As a threat to English identity

• As a positive cultural exchange

What metaphor does Neely use to explain the limitations of resources?

• A broken clock

• A leaking bucket

• A bank account

• A sinking ship

What does Neely suggest is needed to address the current issues?

• More technological advancements

• A revival of spirit and courage

• Better weather forecasting

• Increased immigration

Who does Neely criticize for not understanding the realities of life?

• School teachers

• Local farmers

• The media

• Decision-makers in Brussels