Britain's Unsolvable Brexit Dilemma

The transcript discusses the stakes of Britain's decision to leave the EU, highlighting the Remain campaign's focus on economic costs and the Leave campaign's emphasis on sovereignty. It explores the potential economic and political consequences of Brexit, including the EU's response and the impact on Britain's sovereignty. The discussion also touches on Britain's historical context and identity, contrasting it with other EU countries. Ultimately, the transcript suggests that while Britain may choose to remain, it could lead to increased resentment towards the EU.

What is the primary focus of the Remain campaign led by David Cameron?

• Military alliances

• Environmental policies

• Cultural integration

• Economic costs and loss of influence

What percentage of Britain's exports depend on the EU?

• 30%

• 44%

• 60%

• 50%

Why might other EU countries want to discourage Brexit?

• To maintain cultural diversity

• To increase their own influence

• To prevent economic competition

• To discourage other countries from leaving

How does Britain view the European project compared to France, Italy, and Germany?

• As an opportunity for cultural exchange

• As a threat to national sovereignty

• As a means to address a difficult past

• As a way to enhance economic growth

What is the predicted sentiment of Brits towards the EU after the decision on June 23rd?

• Regret and resentment

• Indifference

• Increased admiration

• Optimism