CLEAN : In Liberia, General 'Butt Naked' rehabilitates ex-child soldiers

The transcript covers a range of topics, starting with initial thoughts on electricity and food. It then delves into a discussion on the War Crime Code and its implications for Liberia. The speaker shares personal experiences and beliefs, particularly about spiritual powers and survival. The transcript concludes with thoughts on embracing the worker code and future actions.

What is the speaker's stance on the War Crime Code?

• They are indifferent to it.

• They are unaware of it.

• They strongly support it.

• They oppose it.

What unique belief did the speaker have about fighting?

• Fighting in groups was safer.

• Fighting naked enhanced spiritual powers.

• Fighting during the day was better.

• Fighting with weapons was more effective.

What was the speaker's situation after leaving the country?

• They started a new business.

• They found a stable job.

• They struggled to sustain themselves.

• They became a political leader.

What group did the speaker become involved with?

• The Spiritual Guides

• The Peacekeepers

• The Warriors

• The Living of Higher

How does the speaker view the worker code?

• As a code to embrace without retaliation.

• As a guideline to retaliate.

• As something to be ignored.

• As a temporary measure.