CLEAN : Corbyn at European socialists meeting: We're not walking away

The transcript discusses the importance of solidarity and internationalism, particularly in the context of recent political events like Brexit. It emphasizes the Labour Party's commitment to working with socialist parties across Europe to address mutual challenges. The speaker advocates for humanitarian policies, urging against isolationism and promoting shared responsibility across Europe. The conclusion highlights the need for collective human effort to create a better society, rejecting hatred and racism.

What was the speaker's reaction to Britain's decision to leave the European Union?

• They were indifferent to the decision.

• They expressed disappointment and emphasized solidarity with European socialists.

• They believed it would strengthen the Labour Party.

• They supported the decision.

What does the speaker suggest about the Labour Party's approach to internationalism?

• The Labour Party is committed to working with global partners.

• The Labour Party is focused on national issues only.

• The Labour Party is retreating into isolationism.

• The Labour Party is reducing its international collaborations.

How does the speaker propose Europe should handle the issue of people seeking safety?

• By leaving it to individual countries to decide.

• By sharing the responsibility across European countries.

• By ignoring the issue altogether.

• By closing borders to protect national interests.

According to the speaker, what does not contribute to building a better society?

• International cooperation.

• Hatred and racism.

• Economic growth.

• Educational development.

What does the speaker believe is essential for creating a better society?

• Ignoring social issues.

• Focusing only on economic policies.

• Using the maximum of human endeavor.

• Relying solely on technological advancements.