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From: item abu <[email protected]>
To: "[email protected]" <[email protected]>
Sent: Sunday, March 11, 2012 5:35 AM
Subject: Re: [proletar] Afghanistan’s Secret Prostitutes
Dasar tolol ni orang. Sebelum ada orang Eropa, di Indonesia itu banyak tjd
perang, antara lain perang unt ngislamin kerjaan2 Hindu/Budha.
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Inikan hayalan tolol elu semenjak awal datangnya bangsa Eropa pada akhir abad
ke-15 Masehi ke kepulauan subur makmur ini, memang sudah terlihat
sifat rakus mereka untuk menguasai. Apalagi mereka mendapati kenyataan
bahwa penduduk kepulauan ini telah memeluk Islam, agama seteru mereka,
sehingga semangat Perang Salib pun selalu dibawa-bawa setiap kali mereka
menundukkan suatu daerah. Dalam
memerangi Islam mereka bekerja sama dengan kerajaan-kerajaan pribumi
yang masih menganut Hindu / Budha. Satu contoh, untuk memutuskan jalur
pelayaran kaum Muslimin, maka setelah menguasai Malaka pada tahun 1511,
Portugis menjalin kerjasama dengan Kerajaan Sunda Pajajaran untuk
membangun sebuah pangkalan di Sunda Kelapa. Namun maksud Portugis ini
gagal total setelah pasukan gabungan Islam dari sepanjang pesisir utara
Pulau Jawa bahu membahu menggempur mereka pada tahun 1527 M
Hehehe.... jadi lu ga ngebantah kan bhw gerombolan ulama di bawah Imam Bonjol
itu ngebantai orang Minang. Itu ada di buku sejarah di jaman gua, cuma tentinya
ga disebutkan ngebantainya, tp minimal disebutkan gerombolan ulama itu perang
lawan orang Minang sebelum akhirnya Belanda turun tangan krn diminta ngebantu
oleh orang Minang.
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Cara berpikir elu kayak penjajah juga yang tukang perkosa itu jelas2 belanda
bunuhin orang
kapan dia orang mau,belanda turun tangan dengan maksud busuk takut
pemberontakan menjalar
melebar kemana-mana dikawasan itu.
Tp fakta gerombolan ulama ini ngebantai jg orang Batak dan merkosa cewek2
tentunya ga ada di buku sejarah bikinan pemerintah. Pemerintah itu kan tukang
ngibul.
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Orang batak terkena bantai sebab mereka nampung pelarian2 busuk dari tanah
minang
Hehehe.... orang muslim mana yg betul2 berjuang lawan Belanda? Imam Bonjol itu
cuma sekedar ngejilat pantat auloh ngebantai sesama Minang, bukan betul2
ngelawan Belanda. Diponegoro yg pake sorban itu jg cuma unjuk gigi setelah
tanahnya diambil (ini nurut sejarah versi Indonesia), kalo tanahnya ga diambil
bisa jadi si Diponegoro itu akan ngejilat Belanda kayak Amangkurat2.
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Kebanyakan berhayal kosong pergerakan indonesia selalu orang Islam yang pasang
badan.
Lalu, kemana nama spt Tan Malaka atau Douwes Dekker, apa mereka ngedadak jadi
muslim?
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Tiba2 sejarah elu tarik 1 abad kedepan dasar tolol elu.biasain fokus pada topik.
From: Musik hari Ini <[email protected]>
>To: "[email protected]" <[email protected]>
>Sent: Sunday, March 11, 2012 10:40 AM
>Subject: Re: [proletar] Afghanistan’s Secret Prostitutes
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>Ini omongan paling konyol hari ini!
>
>negri aman tentram sentosa tiba2 pada berkelahi
>catet itu kalau bukan orang moslem yang berjuang apa jadinya
>400 tahun kita jadi kuda tunggangan master2 elu
>
>mana ada negri2 diasia yang dijajah 400 tahun?
>merkosa orang minang&batak?
>semakin konyol saja lu ini.
>
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>From: item abu <[email protected]>
>To: "[email protected]" <[email protected]>
>Sent: Saturday, March 10, 2012 10:27 PM
>Subject: Re: [proletar] Afghanistan’s Secret Prostitutes
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>Goblok, VOC itu barengan dgn penguasa lokal yg kebanyakan Islam sama2 nindas
>rakyat.
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>Bahkan yg katanya ngelawan Belanda spt Imam Bonjol dan gerombolan ulamanya itu
>justru adalah tukang bantai dam tukang merkosa orang Minang dan Batak, dan
>Belandalah yg akhirnya menghentikan pembantaian dan pemerkosaan oleh kaum
>ulama itu.
>
>
>
>From: Musik hari Ini <[email protected]>
>>To: "[email protected]" <[email protected]>
>>Sent: Sunday, March 11, 2012 9:59 AM
>>Subject: Re: [proletar] Afghanistan’s Secret Prostitutes
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>>Mustinya elu bertanya ke VOC disana ada jawabannya
>>jangan pura2 bodoh apalagi bego2an kayak rumput yang bergoyang.
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>>From: item abu <[email protected]>
>>To: "[email protected]" <[email protected]>
>>Sent: Saturday, March 10, 2012 6:05 PM
>>Subject: Re: [proletar] Afghanistan’s Secret Prostitutes
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>>Hehehe.... katanya sih Islam itu ngatur seluruh aspek kehidupan orang Islam.
>>Udah sekian abad Islam ada di Afghanistan, tp knp kebejadan dan kebiadaban
>>itu msh terus bejibun di sana? Jadi, apa gunnaya Islam di Afghanistan, kalo
>>orang2 Afghan bergelimangan dgn kebejadan dan kebiadaban?
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>>Nyatanya emang Islam yg bikin msayarakatnya jadi bejad dan biadab, tolol,
>>miskin dsb. Makanya, begitu Islam makin kuat di suatu negara, maka orangnya
>>akan makin bejad dan biadab. Lihat aja contoh dr keberhasilan "Arab Spring"
>>di negara2 Arab, lihat contoh di Pakistan, Afghanistan, Iraq, Palestina,
>>Iran, Turki, Malaysia, Maldives. Lihat jg contoh di Aceh
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>>From: safin _blanc <[email protected]>
>>>To: [email protected]
>>>Sent: Friday, March 9, 2012 1:28 PM
>>>Subject: Re: [proletar] Afghanistan’s Secret Prostitutes
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>>>.. memang tragedi ..
>>>.. tentu saja islam tidak mengajarkan kebajadan ..
>>>.. kali ini lu agak benar..
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>>>.. tapi dasar lu bejad, lu kgak ngerti tragedi yg dihadapi orang..
>>>..
>>>..
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>>>On Fri, Mar 9, 2012 at 6:37 AM, item abu <[email protected]> wrote:
>>>
>>>> **
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Tragedi? Itu kan buah dr ajaran Islam, ga mungkin tuh Islam menghasilkan
>>>> kebejadan kayak gitu, bukan?
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> From: safin _blanc <[email protected]>
>>>> >To: [email protected]
>>>> >Sent: Thursday, March 8, 2012 8:52 AM
>>>> >Subject: Re: [proletar] Afghanistan’s Secret Prostitutes
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>>>> >
>>>> >.. apa kgak bejat lu yg menertawakan tragedi ini...?
>>>> >.. inikah yg dinamakan manusia mulia oleh bangsat lain yg namanya
>>>> juspig?..
>>>> >..
>>>> >..
>>>> >
>>>> >
>>>> >
>>>> >On Thu, Mar 8, 2012 at 6:03 AM, item abu <[email protected]> wrote:
>>>> >
>>>> >> **
>>>>
>>>> >>
>>>> >>
>>>> >> Hasil Islam ngelindungi cewek, hehehe...
>>>> >>
>>>> >>
>>>> >>
>>>> >> Channel 4 News, February 28, 2012
>>>> >> Afghanistan’s Secret Prostitutes
>>>> >> “I hate this life,” she says, tears rolling down her cheeks
>>>> >>
>>>> >> You never have to wander far from your front door in Kabul to be
>>>> >> confronted by the dire poverty in a city where billions have been spent
>>>> in
>>>> >> foreign aid over the past decade of occupation by the west. Where an
>>>> entire
>>>> >> sub-economy has grown up around the semi-permanent presence of foreign
>>>> NGOs.
>>>> >>
>>>> >> You will see the beggars somehow surviving in the middle of
>>>> traffic-choked
>>>> >> streets (this city has some of the worst air-pollution on the planet)
>>>> >> pleading with their missing body parts , appealing for alms, mouthing
>>>> words
>>>> >> that can never be heard above the din of the traffic at a near
>>>> standstill
>>>> >> in the freezing crisp air.
>>>> >>
>>>> >> Or the widows, invisible in their burkhas, who sit in the snow at the
>>>> >> roadsides, holding babies swaddled, but still coughing in the sub-zero
>>>> air,
>>>> >> for hour after hour after hour. They too, hope for the odd Afghani from
>>>> >> generous passers-by.
>>>> >>
>>>> >> Or get up early and go to the known places where they gather. Men, often
>>>> >> hundreds of them, desperate for work of any kind for perhaps a dollar or
>>>> >> two per day – maybe 100 Afghanis in their pockets after 10 or 12 hours
>>>> hard
>>>> >> labour in sub-zero conditions. Anything’s considered. No, change that.
>>>> >> Anything’s grabbed with both hands unconsidered.
>>>> >>
>>>> >> But behind closed doors of houses, reasonably well-to-do houses, there
>>>> is
>>>> >> also quiet despair.
>>>> >>
>>>> >> In a Kabul suburb we have come to a woman’s house. We’ll call her
>>>> Habiba.
>>>> >> She’s playing with her daughter on the carpet, a toddler. There’s a
>>>> small
>>>> >> but modern flatscreen TV in the corner. A house of several bedrooms. In
>>>> her
>>>> >> headscarf and jeans she is very westernised by Afghan standards. On
>>>> several
>>>> >> occasions Channel 4 News meets Habiba and films and talks to her, with
>>>> her
>>>> >> husband not present. Even meeting an Afghan woman at all in her home
>>>> would
>>>> >> be quite unthinkable in most parts of this country and most of this city
>>>> >> too – let alone doing so with no husband in the room.
>>>> >>
>>>> >> But what we shall witness in this house goes so far beyond the norms of
>>>> >> Afghanistan’s conservative society – so far beyond the norms of British
>>>> >> society come to that – it is hard to find words to frame it.
>>>> >>
>>>> >> Habiba, in her late 20s, is a schoolteacher. Her husband, a
>>>> civil-servant.
>>>> >> Or at least they were.
>>>> >>
>>>> >> Some months back her husband’s epilepsy and other health problems forced
>>>> >> him to leave his job, he said. And then he took to drink. And he also
>>>> took
>>>> >> to beating Habiba up if she declined to do his bidding.
>>>> >>
>>>> >> By any standards in any society that bidding is extraordinary. He has
>>>> >> forced her to leave the classroom and become a prostitute. He, the
>>>> husband,
>>>> >> is now also the pimp.
>>>> >>
>>>> >> “I hate this life,” she says, tears rolling down her cheeks. “Right now
>>>> I
>>>> >> hate myself and my husband. I think I am the worst person in the world.
>>>> It
>>>> >> is horrible. And what about my daughter?”
>>>> >>
>>>> >> She cries uncontrollably. “What kind of example – what kind of role
>>>> model
>>>> >> am I for her? But if I don’t do this I will get beaten.”
>>>> >>
>>>> >> And you do not have to tell Habiba that in Afghanistan, if you leave
>>>> your
>>>> >> husband then you leave your children too and there will be no coming
>>>> back
>>>> >> and no safety net at all, financially. And your life and safety will be
>>>> in
>>>> >> real jeopardy. Habiba is trapped and Habiba knows it.
>>>> >>
>>>> >> The motive for this couple in allowing us to film them and their extreme
>>>> >> means of maintaining their income, is curious. They both think that if
>>>> >> there is publicity in the west about this kind of thing and the lack of
>>>> any
>>>> >> kind of real support for people too ill to work, then things will
>>>> somehow
>>>> >> improve. It seems a deeply far-fetched, not least in a world where that
>>>> >> same west is hell-bent on getting out of its Afghan mire as fast as it
>>>> >> possibly can.
>>>> >>
>>>> >> “I want her to go back to teaching. I want to get treatment and go back
>>>> to
>>>> >> work myself.” Says her husband in one breath. But in the next, he turns
>>>> to
>>>> >> Habiba and shouts:
>>>> >>
>>>> >> “Get this place ready – we’ve got guests arriving.”
>>>> >>
>>>> >> And Habiba will – must – obey. She must prepare the food and the tea.
>>>> Tidy
>>>> >> the front room to receive the guests. Make sure that everything is in
>>>> order
>>>> >> in the room behind the curtain where, after a little cursory chat and
>>>> the
>>>> >> exchange of a wad of Afghanis given to the husband (not to her) she
>>>> will be
>>>> >> taken by the hand by one of two men come to visit.
>>>> >>
>>>> >> Behind that curtain in a room used for the business, she will make more
>>>> >> money in a little over eight minutes, than she will in two weeks in the
>>>> >> classroom. Except she won’t of course. the cash never was – never will
>>>> be –
>>>> >> given to her.
>>>> >>
>>>> >> When the client returns to sit down and take a little more tea, she will
>>>> >> follow meekly and sit too, in her own home, with the husband she now
>>>> says
>>>> >> she hates.
>>>> >>
>>>> >> Then there will be laughter as the husband, the cliient and his friend
>>>> >> pass an enjoyable afternoon. Habiba will offer food. She will offer and
>>>> >> pour green tea. She will say nothing. And after twenty minutes or so,
>>>> warm
>>>> >> handshakes from the two visiting men for the pimp. Then a cursory slap
>>>> of
>>>> >> Habiba’s feebly proffered hand, from the punter – a sort of horizontal
>>>> >> high-five, without the joy and happiness. And they are gone, out into
>>>> the
>>>> >> snow and another item of this secret business has been transacted.
>>>> >>
>>>> >> She will now clear up the food and do the dishes. And only then will she
>>>> >> confront her husband, all of it captured on the camera we have left
>>>> running
>>>> >> – with their agreement – in a corner of the room.
>>>> >>
>>>> >> “Look at you – you just sit there and don’t say a thing. Say something –
>>>> >> for God’s sake!! How can we go on living like this? You should be
>>>> scared –
>>>> >> God is watching you and you should be really scared.”
>>>> >>
>>>> >> Her husband – her pimp – just sits there and says nothing it all.
>>>> >>
>>>> >> A little later in the day they will go out shopping. They will trudge
>>>> >> through the snow to the bazaar close by. He, carrying their daughter.
>>>> She,
>>>> >> dutifully walking a couple of faces behind her man as tradition demands,
>>>> >> and clad in the full blue burkha one sees so much in Kabul. Just another
>>>> >> Afghan family. Outside they follow the customs, culture, traditions.
>>>> >> Indoors in secret, they are all obliterated for money, but at huge cost.
>>>> >>
>>>> >> Category: Women, HR Violations, Poverty - Views: 5510
>>>> >>
>>>> >> Read more:
>>>> >>
>>>> http://www.rawa.org/temp/runews/2012/02/28/afghanistan-s-secret-prostitutes.html#ixzz1oTVSb1s0
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