CLEAN: Tutu: ANC government worse than apartheid

The transcript discusses the disappointment and frustration with the current government, highlighting unmet expectations and misrepresentation. It warns of potential prayers for the government's downfall, similar to past regimes. The speaker expresses disbelief at the government's stance on international issues, particularly regarding Tibet. Public engagement and personal reflections are mentioned, along with a critique of the South African government's failures and misinformation.

What is the speaker's main concern about the current government?

• It supports Tibetans.

• It behaves like past regimes with large majorities.

• It is sensitive to the Constitution.

• It has a small majority.

What does the speaker warn might happen if the government continues its current behavior?

• People will move to another country.

• People will ignore the government.

• People will pray for its downfall.

• People will support the government more.

How does the speaker feel about the government's representation of the people?

• The government is transparent.

• The government supports oppressed groups.

• The government is self-interested.

• The government represents the people's interests.

What does the speaker accuse the government of doing regarding Tibet?

• Supporting Tibetans.

• Spreading false information.

• Ignoring the issue.

• Oppressing Tibetans.

What does the speaker say about public appearances?

• They are private events.

• They attract large audiences.

• They are a sign of jealousy.

• They are unnecessary.

What does the speaker imply about the motives behind certain actions?

• They are for public benefit.

• They are misunderstood.

• They are well-intentioned.

• They are self-serving.

What is the speaker's view on the South African government's performance?

• It has provided clear information.

• It has supported international campaigns.

• It has met all expectations.

• It has failed the people.