VOICED : Defiant Malema charge

The transcript discusses accusations against the speaker, allegedly signed by Jacob Zuma. The speaker expresses defiance, stating they are not intimidated and are committed to the struggle for economic freedom. An investigation led by Officer Markham is mentioned, with pressure to arrest the speaker. The transcript concludes with the speaker stating they have nothing against anyone.

What does the speaker imply about the documents signed by Jacob Zuma?

• They are a threat to the speaker's goals.

• They are crucial for the speaker's success.

• They are irrelevant to the speaker's situation.

• They are a source of inspiration.

How does the speaker feel about the accusations brought against them?

• They are unaffected and dismissive.

• They find them amusing.

• They are considering legal action.

• They are deeply affected by them.

What is the speaker's attitude towards intimidation?

• They are planning to stop their activities.

• They are intimidated and fearful.

• They are indifferent and continue their efforts.

• They are seeking help from others.

What is the speaker's stance on economic freedom?

• They are indifferent to it.

• They are actively fighting for it.

• They believe it is unachievable.

• They think it is a secondary issue.

What does the speaker mention about the investigating officer?

• The officer is collaborating with the speaker.

• The officer is under pressure to act.

• The officer is supportive of the speaker.

• The officer is ignoring the situation.