Saya hanya ingin mengingatkan tulisan lama dan jangan pula kita lupa interpiu Yudhoyono dengan salah satu TV Australia yang seering di kirim sunny kesini dimana Yudhoyono membenarkan tindakan laskar sunnah wal jemaah di Ambon..
Teroris di Indoneisa itu adalah peliharaan orang yang berkuasa, tapi teror itu sendiri tidak bertentangan dengan ajaran Islam. http://groups.yahoo.com/group/proletar/message/87561 --- In [email protected], item abu <itemabu@...> wrote: > > Polisi dan pemerintah Indonesia adalah bajingan, dan FPI jg bajingan. Sama > spt si keparat pedophile Muhammad bin Abdullah dan antek2nya. > > > http://www.thejakartaglobe.com/home/indonesian-police-used-fpi-as-attack-dog-leaked-us-cable-alleges/463174 > > > Indonesian Police Used FPI as âAttack Dog,â Leaked US Cable Alleges > Jakarta Globe | September 03, 2011 > Unredacted US diplomatic cables published by antisecrecy Web site > WikiLeaks on Friday allege collusion between Indonesian security forces > and the radical Islamic Defenders Front. > > Though the claims are > not new, the leaked cables go into far greater detail than before and > name the sources providing the US Embassy in Jakarta with information on > a number of recent controversies, each of which has the potential to > embarrass the Indonesian government. > > One of the cables states > that a contact within the State Intelligence Agency (BIN), Yahya Asagaf, > had âsufficiently close contacts withinâ the Front, known as the FPI, > to warn the embassy that it would be attacked by the vigilante group on > Feb. 19, 2006, during protests against the publication of cartoons of > the Prophet Mohammed. > > The cable says the contact alleged that > then National Police Chief Gen. Sutanto, the current head of BIN, had > provided the FPI with funds prior to the attack, but cut off the funding > after the incident. > > âWhen we questioned [the contactâs] > allegation that Sutanto funded FPI, Yahya said the police chief found it > useful to have FPI available to him as an âattack dog,ââ the cable > says. > Â > âWhen pressed further on the usefulness of FPI playing > this role, noting that the police should be sufficiently capable of > intimidation, Yahya characterized FPI as a tool that could spare the > security forces from criticism for human rights violations, and he said > funding FPI was a âtraditionâ of the Police and BIN.â > > The contact > said the FPI had obtained the âmajority of its funds from the security > forcesâ but faced a âbudget crunchâ after the attack. > > Another > cable also alleges the FPI had close contacts with former Jakarta Police > Chief Nugroho Djayusman, who admitted the connections to embassy > officials. > > âHe then explained defensively that it was natural for > him, as the Jakarta Police Chief, to have contacts with all sorts of > organizations,â the cable continues. âThis was necessary because the > sudden release of energy from the Islamists, who had been repressed > under [former dictator] Suharto, could have posed a security risk. > > ââBut it doesnât mean I was involved,â he said, distancing himself > from responsibility for any violent activities.â > > The > cable said that Nugroho illustrated his point by claiming that Sutanto > lacked useful connections, âand when the violent FPI demonstration took > place, Sutanto had to call Nugroho to request assistance.â > > âNugroho > told us that he then called FPI Chairman Habib Rizieq and arranged the > surrender of three men who had arranged the violence outside of the US > Embassy. â > > Nugroho, a controversial figure also blamed for > failing to prevent the deadly anti-Chinese riots after the downfall of > Suharto in 1998, also took a swipe at the FPIâs Islamic credentials. > > Though > he acknowledged the FPI had a âclear track record of violenceâ he > labeled the group a âsmall, relatively insignificant groupâ that was > ânot ideological, except insofar as it opposed gambling, prostitution > and pornography.â > > âBy contrast, he noted that âNgrukiâ (shorthand > for [Abu Bakar] Bashirâs pesantren and, one can assume, the Jemaah > Islamiyah organization) was a much more serious ideological group.â > Â > In > a later cable in the second quarter of 2006, Yenny Wahid, the daughter > of former President Abdurrahman âGus Durâ Wahid, said the retired group > of security officers who had helped form and finance the FPI â" including > Nugroho â" had lost control of the group, saying they had ââcreated a > monsterâ that now functioned independently of its former sponsors and > did not feel beholden to them.â > > âAlthough anyone with money could > hire FPI for political purposes, no one outside of the group could > control FPI head Habib Rizieq, who functions as his own boss,â the cable > said. > > > [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! 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