The Green Party Hold Demonstration In Westminster RE Televised Debates

The transcript discusses political shifts and broadcaster proposals, highlighting public opinion on political representation and the pressure on broadcasters. It also addresses global inequality, economic threats, and the need for action, with references to a wealth tax and comments from organizations like the IMF and World Bank. The discussion concludes with a call to action against inequality.

What change in stance did Mr. Cleek express regarding broadcaster proposals?

• He supported the previous week's position.

• He wanted to exclude more political parties from debates.

• He suggested broadcasters should reconsider their proposals.

• He opposed any changes to the current proposals.

What was the public's reaction to the broadcaster's decision on political representation?

• They supported excluding the Green Party.

• They believed the Green Party should be included.

• They were indifferent.

• They wanted more parties excluded.

What action has been proposed to address rising inequality in Britain?

• Reducing corporate taxes.

• Implementing a wealth tax on individuals worth over £3 million.

• Increasing income tax for everyone.

• Eliminating all taxes for the wealthy.

Which organizations have recognized rising inequality as an economic threat?

• The United Nations and NATO.

• The G7 and the G20.

• The European Union and ASEAN.

• The IMF and the World Bank.

What is the social implication of the richest 1% getting richer?

• It has no impact on society.

• It leads to greater social equality.

• It poses a social threat as the rest become poorer.

• It benefits everyone equally.