Yes, I totally agree. Gus Dur's government's policies in trying
to win the favour of his party's opposition has taken a downturn
due to the rejection of Ex-President Suharto's charges of judicial
mockery. It seems the doctor's have had the final say even before
the High Court Judge could make his ruling known. Critics even
mentioned that Gus Dur's policies in trying to uplift his nation's
pit of financial oppression by removal of judicial corruption has
made a mockery of his own government. His initial movement to
remove Suharto's power by discrediting the people's trust in his
family line was an obvious move to bid for the favour of people,
mainly the Student's party who began the Anti-Suharto protests two
years ago. If financial stability were to be restored, this is
definitely not the right path to tread.
Well pointed out by Rain. A fine statement of intuition and
intelligence indeed.
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