Unspun thinks that the Indonesia-Malaysia spat is getting very shrill and both sides need to sit down without their professional politicians involved and sort things out.
What’s intriguing is this morning’s story in The Jakarta Globe quoting National Police spokesman Brig. Gen. Iskandar Hasan explaining why three protesters belonging to a group calling themselves Bendera, which threw faces faeces during a protest at the Malaysian Embassy in Jakarta, could not be prosecuted.
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If he is right then there is no legal provision whatsoever to charge anyone who throws shit on another person. Unspun’d say that this is great ammunition for protesters who may want to vent their frustrations out at the Police themselves for, say, failure to clean house?
You made a bit of a spelling error, Mr Unspun. It took my a moment to figure out how they could be “throwing faces”
Bendera are full of sh*t anyway, so no wonder they have such a supply of ammunition.
@Eurasian: Oh Dear, a face losing typo
. Thanks for pointing it out. So who’s behind Bendera? Where do they get their funding from?
The fact that similar incidents have happened before and nothing much was done to diffuse the mob allow for such incidents to happen yet again now. And the trend indicates that they may well happen again. So those involved must be getting their funding from some malicious party. Who can that be and what motives do they have?
On Brig Gen. Iskandar Hasan’s assertion that the protestors cannot be charged, perhaps some lawyers can offer their opinions? Naturally we are skeptical of the police’s response.
Throwing sh*t to a person’s house is an extreme insult in Malay culture … and in response to it Anifah said “No need for Indonesia to make an apology.” And if Malaysia can swallow such an insult, Indonesia also has to give a concession by not asking Kuala Lumpur to apologize. Now the score sudah even lah. So, there is a good chance that Bendera might have been funded by Kuala Lumpur. It must have been a very expensive sh*t.
@bayi: I think the interesting question is what is Bandera’s relationship with PDIP where it has it’s HQ; also who in the Police and military is funding it and to what end?
Yep. Pelt the police with sh*t and let’s see what they say! LOL!
Unspun: Thanks. I have been out of circulation for a while. Hope you’re recuperating well.
This post seems a satire against the Indonesian police.
keluarga menjuluki mereka Kethek (monyet dalam bahasa jawa)
setiap ketemu pasti bilang, “Tu ada kethek!”
kasian juga ploice yang benar2 mengabdi, kan jadi stereotip.