Patrick Harvie: There is still hope that Brexit can be cancelled

The transcript discusses the impact of Brexit on EU citizens in Glasgow, highlighting the uncertainty and anxiety it has caused. It critiques the hard-right faction of the Tory party and emphasizes the need for a people's vote. The text also explores the limitations of a general election in resolving Brexit and the cross-party opposition to a hard Brexit. It underscores the importance of community support in the face of Brexit-induced chaos and advocates for Scotland's vision of an open, welcoming society. The speaker expresses a strong commitment to remaining part of the European family, whether through the UK or an independent Scotland.

What is the main concern for EU citizens in Glasgow regarding Brexit?

• The celebration of Brexit Day

• The uncertainty and anxiety about their future

• The support for the ERG

• The language hub's closure

Why is a general election not seen as a solution to Brexit?

• It would strengthen the ERG

• It would solve all problems

• It would lead to a coherent manifesto

• Neither major party can offer a unified stance on Brexit

What is the growing momentum in the political landscape regarding Brexit?

• A demand for a new referendum

• A call for immediate Brexit

• A push for a people's vote

• Support for the ERG

How did the Brexit vote affect the community at the language hub in Glasgow?

• It led to the closure of the hub

• It caused a decrease in EU citizens

• It created an informal support group

• It increased language learning

What is the speaker's personal stance on being a European citizen?

• They plan to remain a European citizen

• They intend to renounce it

• They want to move to another continent

• They are indifferent about it