CLEAN : Britains Cameron attacks terrorist sympathising Labour leader

The transcript discusses the speaker's urgency in achieving national goals, emphasizing economic growth and infrastructure. It critiques a political opponent's ideology and clarifies Britain's stance on the European Union. The speaker shares a personal anecdote to highlight the dangers of passive tolerance, advocating for a more integrated society and the protection of children from harmful practices.

What are the key areas the speaker mentions as stepping stones to greatness?

• Sports and entertainment

• Securing the country and growing the economy

• Healthcare and education

• Tourism and culture

What is Britain's position on the idea of an ever closer union with the European Union?

• Britain is interested in closer union

• Britain is neutral on the matter

• Britain is not interested in ever closer union

• Britain wants to lead the union

What does the speaker identify as a consequence of passive tolerance?

• Children being put in danger

• Better integration of communities

• Increased economic growth

• Improved educational outcomes

According to the speaker, what has passive tolerance led to in British society?

• Better job opportunities

• Improved healthcare services

• Children being forced into marriages

• Greater cultural diversity

What does the speaker propose regarding passive tolerance in Britain?

• To increase it

• To promote it further

• To maintain the current level

• To eliminate it