Indonesia failed to protect its citizen

[Farabi]

http://us.wap.vivanews.com/news/read/227743-nasib-ruyati-sudah-diinformasikan-sejak-maret

I can see my president is nepotism, he is took his worker on the governtment from his family. Most of our parlianment did not like critict while they said they are our voice and they are there for the people. You guys on western should respect more of your govt, since how bad they are, they care to you.

Most of the people on indonesia was religious but it only on their tongue, in fact they are corrupt. Well, I cant do anything, what I can do now is complain, but till how long? If the mass media fail, I bet Indonesia could be lead again by a dictator, and it will make thing even worse. Please keep an eye to indonesia, and keep dictator or religous dictator away from us.

[zemtex]

Nothing but problems and more problems  :P

[hutch--]

I am sorry to hear this Onan but your government may not be able to do much about what happens in Saudi Arabia. I confess I do not respect the ideology of the Wahabi faction in Saudi Arabia and the practice of beheading people is at best barbaric. We have had problems with a Chinese immigrant who is a naturalised Australian being jailed in China for what looked like crappy politics after a failed takeover bid for Australian resources but at least the guy only ended up in jail.

[Farabi]

Thanks hutch.

[clive]

You guys on western should respect more of your govt, since how bad they are, they care to you.

They are still mostly composed of crooks and liars, politics seems to attract them, you no doubt have a crappier deal, but illegal behaviour shouldn't need to be more acceptable. Governments everywhere are interested in growing and persevering themselves, over the needs of the people. A large number of Western nations have had revolutions and wars to change the status-quo. The leaders can only crap on the people as long as they tolerate it.

"The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants."
  --  Thomas Jefferson

"On resiste a l'invasion des armees; on ne resiste pas a l'invasion des idees."
       Victor Hugo (1802-1885)
       French novelist, poet, playwright and historian
       The French sentence above is from the final chapter of Hugo's book Histoire d'un Crime ("The History of a Crime"), his account of the French coup d'état of 1851 that brought Napoleon III to power. It's the origin of the famous quotation that is commonly, but erroneously attributed to Hugo: "Nothing is more powerful than an idea whose time has come." (Also cited as "There is nothing more powerful than an idea whose time has come.") In reality, the literal English translation of the sentence from Hugo's Histoire d'un Crime is: "One can resist the invasion of armies; one cannot resist the invasion of ideas." The oft-cited English paraphrase versions were never spoken or written by Hugo.

This is why the internet is so dangerous, and why politicians and governments want to bugger around with it.

[hutch--]

Clive,  :U

[Farabi]

Arabs refuse to treat indonesian worker better and they prefer to choose another country to be their workers.