CLEAN : Doubt and indifference in Flanders

The transcript discusses the transition from one king to another, highlighting personal views on monarchy and presidency. It contrasts the roles of a president and a king, emphasizing the hard work involved in governance. The speaker shares a personal disinterest in cooking and politics but acknowledges the significance of the monarchy in Belgium, especially in maintaining unity between regions like Flanders and Wallonia.

What does the speaker feel about the transition from one king to another?

• It is a cause for concern.

• It is a significant change.

• It is a historical event.

• It is a normal occurrence.

Why does the speaker prefer a president over a king?

• Presidents are more charismatic.

• Presidents have to work hard to govern.

• Presidents are more popular.

• Presidents have more power.

What is the speaker's attitude towards cooking?

• They are indifferent to it.

• They are passionate about it.

• They find it enjoyable.

• They dislike it.

What is the financial relationship between Flanders and Wallonia according to the speaker?

• Both regions are financially independent.

• Wallonia receives money from Flanders.

• Flanders receives money from Wallonia.

• There is no financial relationship.

What role does the Kingdom play in Belgium's unity?

• It causes conflict.

• It maintains unity.

• It has no role.

• It divides the regions.