CLEAN : Scotlands Sturgeon says independence will happen

The transcript discusses the belief in Scotland's eventual independence, emphasizing that it will be driven by broken promises from 2014 and a collective decision for a better future. It highlights the journey towards self-belief and confidence, aiming to put Scotland's future in its own hands.

What is the main reason the speaker believes Scotland will become independent?

• Because the 2014 result was respected.

• Due to broken promises made in 2014.

• Because of economic benefits.

• Due to international pressure.

What is the speaker's vision for Scotland's future?

• To build a better, stronger, fairer future.

• To become a part of another country.

• To maintain the status quo.

• To focus solely on economic growth.

What is the speaker's attitude towards the 2014 promises made to Scotland?

• They are irrelevant now.

• They have been broken.

• They were never made.

• They have been fulfilled.

What has the Home Rule Journey provided to Scotland, according to the speaker?

• Newfound confidence and self-belief.

• A sense of nostalgia.

• International recognition.

• Economic prosperity.

What does the speaker urge Scotland to do in the near future?

• To wait for international support.

• To take control of its own future.

• To seek alliances with other countries.

• To focus on cultural heritage.