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admin — Sat, 15 Nov 2008 01:40:53 +0000

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By: Ian

Ian — Wed, 12 Nov 2008 01:54:57 +0000

Woiii blog baru…udah lama ga ngeblog nig gw….

Kmrn waktu election, baru jam 7 or 8 malem gitu udah kliatan sp yg menang, ga seru hahaha…

Btw, sp tuh yg pake nama therrysuck? Dia g tau kl lo cewek? Atau gw yg g tau kl lo udah ganti…? Hehe…

Ian’s last blog post..Fenomena: Kapitalisme di Indonesia

Wah kemane aje bang…
Emang banyak orgil dateng kesini, ga usah diantepin, delete aja, ga level deh

By: cn

cn — Sat, 08 Nov 2008 19:55:35 +0000

i don’t think Indo is there yet. We’re still waaayyyyyyyy behind from any country. Just when I think Indo can’t suck more, the Government legalizes the porn bill. Sure…ignore the poor, homeless, traffics, crime rate, education and all….what’s more important than forbidding women wearing tank tops?

Why do you think the People’s Council’s building is shaped like a bra, eh? LOLLLL

By: Tajid Yakub

Tajid Yakub — Sat, 08 Nov 2008 01:54:05 +0000

I can see Hope (not so great though) for changes in Indonesia, I guess THIS kind of changes will require time, hopefully we don’t have to wait for another 38 Indonesian President ^_^ ..

Hopefully so Tajid! I really think we can make the change ourselves, by not voting at all!

By: Ary

Ary — Fri, 07 Nov 2008 18:18:03 +0000

I dunno about you guys, but I love my country. Sure the government’s corrupt and incompetent (full of opportunists and religious nutters) and the people are poor and, to some extent, stupid. But that’s the way all nations/governments are. No government is innocent, although some are guiltier than others.

I look at the faces of my compatriots, the poor peasants who live upon mountains of urban rubbish, earn from it, eat from it, locked in endless, fruitless toil. And the farmers, striving to grow (in an increasingly barren soil) commodities which are not food for themselves but luxuries for the rich, and only if they have grown enough of these, have they some hope of buying something to eat.

With respect to the owner of this blog, but do they really sound like beggars to you?

Obama? Don’t expect fundamental changes to occur. Presidents have come and go but the US foreign policy have always been consistent throughout history. Aggressive, immoral, bully, warmongering, preferential treatments toward a certain middle-eastern country… etc. The only President who ever had the ballz to inspire true change in the US foreign policy was JFK, and look where it got him?

Change? Don’t kid yourself, there will be no change.

Urgent is our need to pray for guidance of God lest we persist in error, for His forbearance lest we persist in arrogance, for His help in finding a sure way to end the domination of those who do not know compassion except as a fine-sounding word.

Hello Ary, I’m sure peasants and fishermen and the like are far more concerned about the well-being of their lives and the future of their own country. It’s the stuff some people say (read Kompas’s SMS column) that are supposed to be more open-minded and educated that irk me. Just because Obama spent 4 years of his life in Indonesia, some Indonesians think that it entitles them to ask for Obama’s help for Indonesia.

Ironic, considering the government of our country don’t even give a rat’s ass, don’t you think, that some Indonesians must ask for help from the president of another country?

Let’s hope Obama sticks to his promises to make change, and if he does, let’s hope he will not get assassinated like poor JFK