George Galloway Speaks after his Surprise Victory

The transcript discusses the democratic uprisings in Arab countries, highlighting their ongoing nature. It then shifts to a personal account of leaving the Labour Party due to opposition to the Iraq war and concerns about the party's current direction under its leadership. The speaker emphasizes the importance of the Labour movement and the potential consequences for working people if the party fails to succeed.

What is the nature of the uprisings in Arab countries as described in the video?

• Peaceful and democratic

• Secretive and underground

• Short-lived and ineffective

• Violent and chaotic

Why did the speaker leave the Labour Party?

• As a result of being expelled for opposing the Iraq war

• To join a different political party

• Due to a personal conflict with Mr. Blair

• Because of their support for the Iraq war

What is the speaker's main concern about the Labour Party's current direction?

• It might lead to a stronger coalition government

• It will have no impact on the upcoming elections

• It could result in a loss of support from working people

• It will increase the party's popularity

What does the speaker hope the Labour Party will learn from recent events?

• To maintain the current leadership

• To change their stance on the Iraq war

• To adopt a more inclusive approach

• To defeat the Tories more effectively

What does the speaker believe would be a disaster for working people?

• The failure of the Labour Party to succeed

• A change in Labour Party leadership

• The continuation of the current coalition

• A successful Labour government