Nigel Farage interview on Libya

The transcript covers three main topics: the retail offer on Lloyd shares and the government's track record in privatization, the Tory campaign's economic management promises, and the consequences of military intervention in Libya. The speaker criticizes the government's past sales, questions the Tory campaign's economic pledges, and holds David Cameron accountable for the destabilization in Libya, comparing it to Tony Blair's actions in Iraq.

What is the main concern about the government's handling of the Lloyd shares offer?

• The shares are not being offered to enough people.

• The shares are being sold too quickly.

• The government is not transparent about the sale.

• The price might not be right, leading to taxpayer losses.

What is the critique of the Tory campaign's strategy?

• They have not made any new promises.

• They have been consistent in their promises.

• They have been inconsistent and unclear about funding.

• They have focused too much on foreign policy.

What is the speaker's view on the military intervention in Libya?

• It was a necessary action.

• It had no significant impact.

• It was a mistake that destabilized the region.

• It was a successful intervention.

How does the speaker compare the Libya intervention to other foreign policy decisions?

• It was less significant than other decisions.

• It was a well-planned strategy.

• It was the biggest mistake in foreign policy terms.

• It was a minor error.

What is the speaker's stance on military intervention?

• It should be the first option.

• It should be avoided at all costs.

• It should be a last resort.

• It should be used frequently.