Brexit: prepare yourselves
Synopsis
Britain is heading towards Brexit, with polls indicating that undecided voters are increasingly leaning towards leaving the European Union.
Synopsis
Owen Jones speaks directly to an audience about the impending Brexit vote in June 2016. He notes that current polls show undecided voters leaning towards leaving the European Union. Jones addresses rising anti-immigration sentiment and discusses failures in housing and job security caused by government policies. He warns of potential consequences, including the rise of the Conservative Party's right wing, if Brexit proceeds without preparation. Jones invites viewers to share their thoughts on the situation.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Find out why undecided voters are leaning towards Brexit.
- See how anti-establishment sentiment shapes political landscapes.
- Discover the potential consequences of a Brexit vote.
Did You Know
- Polls in 2016 indicated that undecided voters were leaning towards leaving the EU.
- The documentary mentions a tight campaign faced by Hillary Clinton against Bernie Sanders.
- It predicts the resignation of David Cameron and George Osborne if Brexit occurs.
- The film suggests that anti-immigration sentiment has been increasing for many years.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What do the polls indicate about Brexit?
The polls indicate that undecided voters are breaking for leave, suggesting that Britain is on course for Brexit.
What could happen if Britain votes to leave the EU?
If Britain votes to leave the EU, it could lead to the resignation of David Cameron and George Osborne, and a takeover by the right-wing of the Conservative Party.
What are some concerns related to Brexit mentioned in the transcript?
Concerns include an attack on workers' rights, a renewed attack on the NHS, and an escalation of anti-immigration sentiment.
What are people saying?
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