John McDonnell MP speech at Stop the War coalition protest. PT2

The speaker acknowledges the efforts of Stop the War in opposing aggressive actions by the US and UK. They condemn recent acts of aggression and emphasize the need for demonstrations and actions to oppose war. The speaker regrets the absence of Jeremy Corbyn as Prime Minister, believing he would have pursued conflict resolution. They call for solidarity and action to secure peace and conclude with a commitment to work with Stop the War.

How does the speaker feel about the media's treatment of the 'Stop the War' movement?

What actions does the speaker suggest to oppose acts of aggression?

In what ways does the speaker propose to work in solidarity for peace?

What does the speaker regret regarding Jeremy Corbyn's position?

What is the speaker's expectation from the UK Prime Minister?