Angus Robertson's speech to Anti Fox Hunting protesters Part 2/3

The transcript discusses a significant campaign in the UK, highlighting the unprecedented unity and engagement of people through emails and social media. The speaker shares personal experiences of receiving numerous emails and the influence of social media figures like Brian May in encouraging public lobbying. It emphasizes the importance of democracy, acknowledging the success of the campaign while noting that the broader struggle continues. The speaker also mentions the exciting role of the Scottish Government in future efforts.

What unprecedented action did the public take regarding an important issue in the UK?

• They boycotted local businesses.

• They sent a large number of emails to MPs.

• They organized a nationwide protest.

• They held a public referendum.

Which platform was mentioned as influential in encouraging public participation?

• Instagram

• Facebook

• Twitter

• LinkedIn

What does the speaker suggest about the nature of democracy?

• It is only for the elite.

• It is perfect and flawless.

• It is a work in progress.

• It is irrelevant in modern times.

What is the speaker's message about the current state of the campaign?

• The campaign has failed.

• The campaign has won a battle but not the war.

• The campaign is just beginning.

• The campaign has ended successfully.

What role does the speaker see for their colleagues in the Scottish Government?

• To conclude the campaign.

• To continue the efforts.

• To start a new campaign.

• To ignore the issue.