Bung Saut Situmorang ini suka siti sirik deh, nanti otaknya tumpul lho...karena yang keluar enerji negatif melulu.
Mbok sudah berkarya yang baik dan benar, biar kelak suatu saat bisa menggeser posisi GM, Pak Tardji, Sitor Situmorang, WS Rendra, Hudan Hidayat (halo Mas Hudan...hehehehehe) dan tokoh sastra berbobot lainnya... Lha kalau kerjaannya ngedumel terus kapan berkaryanya? Atau sudah putus asa, sehingga terus berharakiri tapi tak mati-mati? salam, rd ----- Original Message ----- From: sautsitumorang To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] ; [EMAIL PROTECTED] ; [EMAIL PROTECTED] ; [EMAIL PROTECTED] ; [EMAIL PROTECTED] ; [EMAIL PROTECTED] ; [EMAIL PROTECTED] ; [EMAIL PROTECTED] ; [email protected] ; [EMAIL PROTECTED] ; [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, September 11, 2008 1:38 PM Subject: [publikseni] omong-kosong tentang Goenawan Mohamad, lagi !!! notabene: coba baca info tentang Goenawan Mohamad di bawah. ato boleh langsung klik link-nya. betapa mengada-ada riwayat hidupnya dibuat seolah-olah dia adalah seorang Pejuang Demokrasi dan HAM besar Indonesia! perhatikan lagi keterangan bohong soal dia pergi ke Belgia itu! Benarkah GM "melarikan diri" ke Belgia kerna tekanan "orang-orang Komunis yang berkuasa"!!! hahaha... padahal dia "disekolahkan" oleh CIA lewat lembaga "budaya" mereka bernama "Congress for Cultural Freedom" setelah Arief Budiman!!! apa tujuan semua kebohongan internasional ini? ya gampang diterka. doi pengen kali namanya masuk dalam Nominasi Hadiah Nobel!!! kacian ya... bagi yang ingin tahu tentang kehebatan karier GM lagi di bidang HAM dan Demokrasi di Indonesia, silahkan klik link tentang "Hadiah Dan David" (seorang Kapitalis Zionis Israel) ini: http://www.dandavidprize.org/laureates/present2006-mohamad.html ================== http://www.nndb.com/people/923/000171410/ Goenawan Mohammad AKA Goenawan Susatyo Mohammad Born: 29-Jul-1941 Birthplace: Batang, Indonesia Gender: Male Religion: Muslim Race or Ethnicity: Asian/Indian Sexual orientation: Straight Occupation: Journalist, Poet, Activist Nationality: Indonesia Executive summary: Muckraking Indonesian journalist Goenawan Mohammad is an internationally-known human rights activist, and the founder and longtime editor of India's Tempo weekly news magazine. His pithy column in Tempo, "Catatan Pinggir" ("Sidelines"), always ends with a political or philosophical question for the reader to ponder. For the magazine's persistent reporting of government corruption and suppression, Mohammad has been harassed and Tempo has been closed twice by the Indonesian government, for two months in 1984, and for four years beginning in 1994. His parents were held in an internment camp in the 1920s for suspected involvement in a left-wing nationalist movement, and his father was arrested and executed for political activism in 1947. Deemed a "counter-revolutionary" by the ruling Communists, Mohammed fled Indonesia and lived in Belgium for several years in his 20s. Before being drawn into politics and journalism for three decades, he was a respected poet, and he has said he is "not really an activist", but was forced into activism by his desire to read and write freely. He is co-founder of the Lontar Foundation, an Indonesian writers' group, and his name has been mentioned as a possible Nobel laureate. Wife: (married, two children) University: BS Psychology, University of Indonesia Scholar: Nieman Fellow, Harvard University Dan David Prize 2006 International Editor of the Year Award 1999 International Press Freedom Award 1998 Tempo Magazine Founder & Editor (1971-2004) Tempo Magazine Columnist (1971-) Committee to Protect Journalists Author of books: Potret Seorang Penyair Muda sebagai Si Malin Kundang (Portrait of A Young Poet as Malin Kundang) (1972) Seks, Sastra, Kita (Sex, Literature, Us) (1980) Catatan Pinggir (Sidelines) (1984) Catatan Pinggir 2 (Sidelines: Writings from Tempo) (1994) Languages and Literature (1996, with John McGlynn) Setelah Revolusi Tak Ada Lagi (After Revolution No Longer Exist) (2001) Kata, Waktu (Word, Time) (2001) Catatan Pinggir 3 (Sidelines: Thought Pieces from Tempo Magazine) (2005) [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
