Ini tipikal reaksi orang yang tidak terlalu cerdas... Baru baca beberapa berita pertama dia sudah segera main cap:
"dgn kedok bantuan kemanusian di Chad dan Darfur yg ketangkap basah menculik dan menyelundupkan 100 orang lebih anak2 yg ingin dibawa ke Paris utk dijual kpd calon pembeli dan pemerintah Perancis serta merta "mengutuk" kejadian ini, padahal kalau sampai lolos dan tidak ketahuan mereka akan memberkati perbuatan keji ini, HAM merekapun bungkam seribu bahasa." Tunggu kek dulu berita berita selanjutnya. Bagi yang bisa berbahasa Perancis inilah website organisasi yang baru didirikan setelah tsunazmi itu dan telah memberikan pertolongan kepada anak-anak di Aceh (antara lain di Lhoknga..): http://www.archedezoe.fr/accueil.htm Tidak berarti bahwa apa yang diceritakannnya di website itu bisa dipercaya (mereka memberi kesan bahwa anggota organisasi itu betul-betul terdiri dari orang yang sekedar ingin membantu anak-anak yang ditimpa kemalangan) tapi adalah juga tidak cerdas untuk segera berkata bahwa mereka "ketangkap basah menculik dan menyelundupkan 100 orang lebih anak2 yg ingin dibawa ke Paris utk dijual kpd calon pembeli" --- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], "jeliyas" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Rupanya bukan di Indonesia saja penculikan anak2 lagi nge-trend, orang2 Perancis dan Eropa yg dibanggakan lebih maju dan lebih beradab dari orang Indonesia malah lebih jahat lagi dgn kedok bantuan kemanusian di Chad dan Darfur yg ketangkap basah menculik dan menyelundupkan 100 orang lebih anak2 yg ingin dibawa ke Paris utk dijual kpd calon pembeli dan pemerintah Perancis serta merta "mengutuk" kejadian ini, padahal kalau sampai lolos dan tidak ketahuan mereka akan memberkati perbuatan keji ini, HAM merekapun bungkam seribu bahasa. Rupanya seperti kejadian di Aceh waktu musibah tsunami, kalau tidak ketahuan, mereka membantah, padahal mungkin kejadiannya benar seperti yg satu ini. JE Source: CNN: http://tinyurl.com/2uzypt Al-Jazeera: http://tinyurl.com/2l4pnu MONDAY, OCTOBER 29, 2007 23:34 MECCA TIME, 20:34 GMT Charity faces kidnap charge in Chad The group has denied claims they were trying to smuggle the children out of Chad [AFP] Nine French nationals are to be charged by Chadian authorities with abducting children and fraud, according to a public prosecutor. Six French aid workers, three journalists, and the seven members of a Spanish flight crew were arrested on Thursday as they prepared to fly 103 children from the city of Abeche to Paris. The seven Spaniards are to be charged as accessories Ahmat Daoud said on Monday. He also called for two Chadian nationals to be charged, saying only that they comprised "an administrative official and a notable". A judicial source said the 16 Europeans would be transferred to the capital N'Djamena "for reasons of security" and because Abeche had no proper court. They will join a Belgian pilot held there since Sunday for transporting some of the children from the Chad-Sudan border to Abeche. The French charity Zoe's Ark said on Monday they were trying to help the children, not abduct them, and that they acted legally. Reporters Without Borders, a media rights group, has also called for the immediate release of the journalists. Parents alive Zoe's Ark said the operation offered a better life to orphans from Sudan's war-torn Darfur region, many of whose people have fled over the border to camps in Chad. The children were allegedly being removed from Chad to be adopted by families in France who had paid up to $8,600 per child to the organisation. The alleged child-smuggling operation is now under investigation in France and has also been criticised by the UN. Some of the so-called orphans have now said their parents are still alive, and that they were lured from their villages on the Chad-Sudan border with offers of sweets and biscuits. The charity insists it was given statements from local tribal leaders that all the children were Darfur orphans with no known relatives. But Unicef said after interviewing the children - 88 boys and 22 girls, all in good health - that most appear to be Chadian, not Darfuri, and that there was no evidence they were orphans. The French government has repeatedly condemned the operation and France's ambassador to Chad said on Sunday those involved would have to face Chadian justice. The incident threatens to complicate relations between France and its former colony as a predominantly French European Union force prepares to deploy in eastern Chad, to protect civilians there from the violence in neighbouring Darfur. -------------------- m2f -------------------- dikirim lewat http://forums.apakabar.ws - tanpa moderasi http://forums.apakabar.ws/viewtopic.php?p=97649#97649 -------------------- m2f -------------------- --- End forwarded message --- Post message: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subscribe : [EMAIL PROTECTED] Unsubscribe : [EMAIL PROTECTED] List owner : [EMAIL PROTECTED] Homepage : http://proletar.8m.com/ Yahoo! Groups Links <*> To visit your group on the web, go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/proletar/ <*> Your email settings: Individual Email | Traditional <*> To change settings online go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/proletar/join (Yahoo! 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