CLEAN : Thousands mob Sri Lanka PM's office after president flees country

The transcript discusses the ongoing protests and the determination of the protesters who are not willing to give up until their demands are met. The protests have caused significant disruption across the country, leading to widespread public frustration. The protesters are gaining strength, and there is a clear demand for a systemic change rather than relying on individual leaders. The situation is tense, and the pressure is mounting for the current leadership to step down.

What is the main reason the protesters are not willing to give up?

• They are determined to bring about change.

• They are satisfied with the current leadership.

• They want to maintain the status quo.

• They are afraid of the consequences of protesting.

What is expected to happen as the protest gains strength?

• The protest will lose momentum.

• The public will stop supporting the protest.

• The leadership will be forced to change.

• The leadership will become more popular.

Why is the current leadership expected to leave?

• Because the protest is weak.

• Because the public is satisfied.

• Because the leadership is popular.

• Because the protest is gaining strength.

What is the general public's reaction to the ongoing situation?

• They are frustrated with the current situation.

• They are indifferent to the protests.

• They are supportive of the current leadership.

• They are unaware of the protests.

What do the protesters want instead of a single leader?

• A new single leader.

• A change in the entire system.

• More power for the current leader.

• A return to the previous system.

What is the public's stance on individual leaders?

• They are indifferent to individual leaders.

• They do not trust individual leaders.

• They want to rely on individual leaders.

• They have faith in individual leaders.

What is the ultimate goal of the protesters?

• To elect a new president.

• To maintain the current system.

• To change the entire system.

• To stop the protests.