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Lihat aja disini apa yang terjadi dengan Dipo, johny-indon, ndeboost, PAREWA PAREWA, rezameutia, Roman Proteus, Tawang dll.. --- In [email protected], "sunny" <ambon@...> wrote: > > Refleksi : Rupanya cerita dan pengaruh mati menjadi "syhada" sangat menarik > bagi orang llaki guna mendapat 72 bidari di dunia seberang menjadi obsesi > tertanam dalam otak mereka yang keracunan korma busuk yang telah > berfermentasi menjadi minuman haram. > > http://www.thejakartaglobe.com/home/bekasi-bicycle-bomber-raises-fears-of-rise-in-lone-wolf-attacks/420890 > > > Bekasi Bicycle Bomber Raises Fears of Rise In Lone-Wolf Attacks > Nivell Rayda | February 04, 201 > > > > Abdul Rabani, center, is charged with single-handedly attempting an attack on > two Bekasi police officers in September. Experts say such lone-wolf attackers > differ psychologically from members of terrorists groups, making them > unpredictable. (JG Photo/Nivell Rayda) > > Despite his best efforts, Ahmad Abdul Rabani could not hide his despondency > when the Jakarta Globe visited him in his cell shortly before he was due to > be indicted at the East Jakarta District Court on Tuesday. > > His dream of becoming a " syuhada ," or martyr, and achieving a "noble death" > had been shattered when his plan to kill two traffic police officers in > Bekasi failed. > > A further insult, at least in the eyes of Ahmad, was that not even the > hard-liners who seem to attend every terrorism trial turned up to support him > in court. > > The 38-year-old man is charged with single-handedly orchestrating and > carrying out a terror plot involving a crude homemade bomb mounted on the > backseat of his bicycle in September . > > He allegedly planned to detonate the explosive near a police post, where the > two officers were stationed, but the bomb, described by his lawyer as "an > oversized firework," blew up prematurely, leaving only Ahmad injured. > > Throughout the hearing, Ahmad stared down at the courtroom floor. > Occasionally, he flashed the panel of judges a malevolent look. Not once did > he look at the prosecutor who read out the indictment against him. > > "Do you understand the charges against you?" the presiding judge, Jailili > Sairin, asked Ahmad. The question failed to elicit a response. > > "Mr. defendant . do you understand?" Jailili repeated. > > That broke Ahmad's reverie, but it was evident his mind was not in the > proceedings. > > "Yes," he answered quietly. > > In a paper released in November 2010, the International Institute for > Counter-Terrorism said that lone wolves, individuals like Ahmad who > single-handedly plan and carry out acts of violence, are the most puzzling > and unpredictable types of terrorists. > > Despite lacking the financial means of a terrorist group, they "are a > nightmare for the police and intelligence community as they are extremely > difficult to detect and to defend against. > > Some of them have proven to be very lethal," the institute said, adding that > this brand of terrorism was on the increase. > > Growing Threat > > Ahmad's failed bombing in September was the third such lone-wolf attack in > Indonesia. > > On Nov. 11, 2006, Muhammad Nuh detonated a bomb inside an A&W restaurant at > Plaza Kramat Jati Indah in East Jakarta. > > No one died in the blast, although Nuh, who was later sentenced to four years > in prison, was badly injured. > > Harry Setya Rahmadi, who himself has been jailed for acts of terrorism, said > the attacks by Nuh and Ahmad would have been more destructive had they been > more Internet savvy. > > "Fishermen and illegal miners are all able to construct crude low-level > explosives like that. There are more sophisticated types of explosives that > would be more suited to such attacks and detailed instructions are available > online," he told the Globe. > > In 2003, Internet forum Sada al-Jihad, or Echoes of Jihad, carried an article > encouraging readers to carry out terrorist attacks. > > Al Qaeda also circulates texts on "How to Fight Alone" detailing commonly > used tactics and step-by-step instructions for constructing explosives, as > well as justifications for attacks on civilians. > > Erlangga Masdiana, a criminologist at the University of Indonesia, said the > government needed to impose stricter regulations on the publication of jihadi > materials and expand the scope of Internet censorship. > > "The government must identify the type of messages that can damage national > stability or inspire others to carry out terrorist attacks and ensure that > they are made inaccessible," Erlangga told the Globe. > > The Labyrinthine Mind > > In his 2002 essay "The Psychology of Terrorism," Clark McCauley, a professor > at Bryn Mawr College in Pennsylvania, wrote that lone wolves differ from > terrorists who operate in groups. The latter tend to show no more degree of > personality disorder than a normal individual and remain very rational. Lone > bombers and gunmen, however, "suffer from some form of psychopathology." > > In a letter to law enforcers, Dr. Henny Riana of the Sukanto Police Hospital, > who examined Ahmad, wrote that the defendant was suffering from severe > depression resulting from a series of traumatic events. > > Ahmad had lost all of his family members in the 2004 tsunami in Aceh. What > happened in the years in between remains a mystery, but the prosecution said > he came to Jakarta in April 2010 to find work. Without any relatives or > friends in the city, Ahmad drifted from one mosque to another on his > colonial-style bicycle for five months. > > Lead prosecutor Trimo told the court that Ahmad had become disillusioned by > the extensive media coverage of the CIMB Niaga bank robbery in Medan and the > subsequent manhunt for members of a terrorist training camp in Aceh. > > Ahmad "was inspired to emulate successful attacks. He dreamed of becoming a > jihadi and launched an attack against the police force, which he described as > being responsible for the death, arrest and imprisonment of terrorism > suspects," Trimo told the Globe. > > The defendant then purchased the raw materials needed for the attack and for > five days scouted potential targets," Trimo said. > > "But he mishandled the explosive. He wrapped it in a black bag but owing to > it being exposed to the scorching sun for five days and because of friction > between the bag and the explosive, it exploded prematurely," he said. > > Trimo, who was also the lead prosecutor in Nuh's trial, said that like Ahmad, > Nuh showed signs of depression. > > "He often thought of suicide. Of course, just ending his life was not enough > for him. He wanted to die with a bang," he said. > > "But that doesn't mean they should get away with it. They know right from > wrong. They know the consequences of their actions." > > Trimo said Ahmad also showed signs of being delusional, addressing himself as > "we" in his suicide note even though he was not a part of a terrorist > network. > > "He wants recognition," the prosecutor said. > > Traces of his depression were apparent on Tuesday, months after the attack. > Answers to even simple questions were preceded by long pauses. He only > mumbled a handful of words in court. > > Ahmad "is very quiet. He is like that even with us," Ahmad's lawyer told the > Globe. > > "It is hard even for us to gain his trust. We don't even know who he really > is or what goes on in his head." > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] > ------------------------------------ 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! ID required) <*> To change settings via email: [email protected] [email protected] <*> To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: [email protected] <*> Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to: http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/
