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La loi 15 du beach soccer fait partie des lois régissant le beach soccer, maintenues par l'International Football Association Board (IFAB). La loi 15 se rapporte à la sortie de but.

Règlement actuel

Sortie de but
La sortie de but est une façon de reprendre le jeu. Une sortie de but est accordée quand le ballon, touché en dernier par un joueur de l'équipe qui attaque, a entièrement franchi la ligne de but, soit à terre, soit en l'air, sans qu'un but n'ait été marqué conformément à la Loi 10.

Il est impossible de marquer directement sur une sortie de but, si le ballon entre directement dans le but adverse le jeu reprend par une sortie de but au bénéfice de l'équipe adverse.

Exécution
Le ballon est dégagé à la main d'un point quelconque de la surface de réparation par le gardien de but de l'équipe qui défendait, le gardien ne peut toucher un ballon passé par un partenaire pour la deuxième fois avant qu'un adversaire ne l'ait touché (cf. Loi 16). Une fois qu'il a le ballon en main, le gardien a 5 secondes pour effectuer la sortie de but. Le ballon est en jeu dès qu'il quitte les mains du gardien.

Infractions et sanctions
Un coup franc direct est accordé à l'équipe adverse sur le point central imaginaire si le gardien met plus de 5 secondes pour effectuer la sortie de but, s'il l'exécute au pied ou s'il retouche le ballon sans que celui-ci ait été touché par un autre joueur.

Si à l'occasion d'une sortie de but le ballon entre directement dans le but adverse, le jeu reprend par une sortie de but au bénéfice de l'équipe adverse. Mais si le ballon touche un quelconque joueur avant de rentrer dans le but, le but est accordé.

Si, à l'occasion d'une sortie de but, le gardien de but envoie le ballon directement dans son propre but, un coup de pied de coin est accordé à l'équipe adverse.

Voir aussi

Liens externes
 Sortie de but sur beachsoccer.fr
   Laws of the Game sur le site de la BSWW, en 2006.

Loi du beach soccer


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For the first decade of the 21st Century, the Cincinnati Reds were not a successful baseball team. They played no postseason games; they won zero division titles; and they finished above .500 only once.
Cincinnati's unexpected hot start this year made me curious to look back at the early but short-lived success of other recent Reds teams. While the below won't make you feel any more bullish about their prospects for the rest of the season, perhaps it will help to better prepare you for how things might play out.
Behind new manager Bob Boone, the Reds began the season by going 14-10 in April and were tied for first after a May 1 victory over the Dodgers. The rest of that month was a wash, though, as the team won just six of its next 31 games. The Reds went on to finish the year 30 games under .500.
Boone's Reds got off to an even better start the following season by going 16-9 (.640) in April, a month in which Danny Graves racked up 10 saves. After a May 18 victory, the team held a five-game lead in the NL Central and was still tied for first as of July 1. From there, however, the Reds played 12-under ball for the remainder of the season and ended up in third place with a final record of 78-84.
In Dave Miley's first season as manager, the Reds over-performed in April and May, beginning June with a record of 30-21 and a 2.5-game lead in the NL Central. Just 10 days later, they'd find themselves looking up in the standings for the rest of the season. Their record in the second half was a dreadful 29-45 (.392), and they wrapped up the year 10 games under .500.
Jerry Narron took over for Miley halfway through the 2005 season and won exactly half of his first 92 games as manager. The following year, the Reds stormed out of the gates by winning 17 of 25. While they played sub-.500 ball for the remainder of the season, they were still tied for first after an Aug. 24 victory, at which point they held a record of 67-61. The team then imploded over the final six weeks, losing 21 of its final 34 games en route to finishing third with a record of 80-82.
In Dusty Baker's second year as skipper, the Reds experienced modest early-season success and were tied for first with a record of 20-14 following a May 13 win. Over the course of the rest of the year, however, the team lost 12 more games than they won, finishing the campaign with a record of 78-84. It could have been worse, though, as a pitiful July in which they lost 19 of 27 was offset by a terrific September in which they went 18-9 and showcased their potential in the season to come.
After a May 17 victory, the Reds were eight games above .500 and held a 1.5-game division lead. The following day, they began a six-game losing streak, their first steps on a march toward a disappointing final record of 79-83.
After a fair April, the Reds went 19-8 (.704) in May and were 13 over as of June 1. For the rest of the season, however, they were simply OK, playing slightly-above-.500 ball before stumbling into the postseason on a five-game losing streak that helped to seal Baker's fate.
At the end of the first half of Bryan Price's first season as manager, the Reds enjoyed a record of 51-44, largely on the extent of a strong June in which they won 18 of 28. The wheels came off in a major way in the second half, though, as the team won just 25 of 67 after the break to finish the year 10 games below .500.
It's the smallest of sample sizes, but still, the Reds won their first four games of the season, including two in dramatic walk-off fashion. They then proceeded to lose 38 more games than they'd win, nearly eclipsing 100 losses for only the second time ever. The second half was particularly ignominious, as the team went 25-51 (.329).
It remains to be seen whether the Reds' surprising 7-2 start will mark the high point of the 2017 season, but if recent history is any guide, it's probably wise to buckle up and prepare for a bumpy ride.
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If the 2017 Reds can finish at .500, I'd call phase 2 of the rebuild a success (get the young players playing time, at-bats and learn which players can really contribute to a winning ball club). Phase 3 is the development of young pitching (which can be also be part of phase 2).
The reason I feel more optimistic than in years past is based on arms. Currently, the Reds have an abundance of good young arms in the system. I have not studied the quantity or quality of arms in the seasons mentioned, but if we have reason to be optimistic, I'd say it's due to the strategy of investing in young arms.
Plenty to like regarding Mr. Williams strategy – and if we can play .500 ball over the course of an entire season, I like our chances to compete in 2018 and beyond.
I agree. I see this team as a .500'team. Then next year maybe they are contenders again.
I think there's definitely more reason to be more optimistic nowadays than in most of the "hot start" seasons mentioned above, when there didn't seem any sort of long-term strategy (or at least, none that I could see). Ultimately, though, this year's record doesn't matter anywhere near as much as next year's.
Thanks for doing this research. I'm waiting for the wheels to come off completely this season. Does anyone have any thoughts or explanations as to why this is a recurring issue with the Redlegs?
I'm guessing the Reds aren't the only team who often fade as the season progresses, but I'll let someone else investigate that!
While I admit it's not entirely fair to compare certain eras against others, I think it's safe to say that more often than not, there hasn't been sufficient depth to fill voids created by injuries, nor has the front office made the necessary moves if true contention was indeed the goal. Even if the wheels come off this year, though (and considering the state of the rotation, they well might), there seems to be more of a long-term plan now than in the recent past, when the approach to building a roster seemed more akin to spit and duct tape (plus a former Cardinal or two).
Spit and duct tape,and a former Cardinal or two. But mostly a former Cardinal or two. Thank pointed ears and pitch forks the practice of Jocketty and getting former Cardinals is over.I would guess it was starting pitching. Those teams in the 2002 – 2006 period had some good hitters and offensive players, but the pitching stunk at times. Offense will only carry you so far, and the losing streaks were probably bad pitching combined with hitting slumps.
In recent years- does the Reds winning coincide with Hamilton get on base? Just from thinking about Hamilton's hot stretches- seems like there is a connection.
I thought he was borderline All-star in 2014 by break and they had a great run after he got off to a poor start.
Would that be as simple as looking at his performance in wins vs losses? or is there more to it?
Just saw your article. Very interesting read — and hats off (no pun intended) for working so quickly!
I think there's a good chance of that pitching wall coming sooner than August/September, but it depends on how soon Bailey, Finnegan and Disco return. Regardless of the cause, I think stretching out Reed is a good thing, and I wish they'd consider any/all options so they're a bit better prepared next year if the injury bug strikes yet again.
Way to temper all that optimism that was building up in me 😉 … I stand by my original projection of 69 wins but I'm enjoying the wins while we're racking them up. The past week was fun.
I'm kind of with you. I fully submit that this team could drop 6-9 in a row once or twice, but it sure has been nice to see them have a bounce back from their first rocky period. For now, bring on the Yankees!
I haven't looked back at early signs of past rebuilding teams turning the corner, but it might well be a good omen and a possible turn-the-corner moment that the Reds didn't throw in the towel and battled back to (and then above) .500.
Don't get me wrong — I'm having a blast watching this team over-perform and hope it keeps up for the next five months. Baseball's a marathon, though. I think as long as we don't expect anything unrealistic this year (especially considering the state of the starting rotation) and treat each win as gravy, the journey will continue to be fun.


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It's officially after Labor Day. Does this mean that all white jeans, white shoes, white jackets and white accessories need to disappear until next summer, or at least after Easter … oh wait. Easter is so darn late in 2019. So, until at least Spring Break?! NO! Here are eight legitimate reasons that you should say yes to wearing white after Labor Day.
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Meghan Markel said yes to Harry's proposal, and that yes was heard around the world! And, what did she wear on their first official appearance? A white coat. In November. Yep. She's the top of the fashion pyramid these days, and she wears white after Labor Day.
The Fall 2018 runways were filled with, of all things, white shoes. And, we saw our fair share of white booties last year, off the runway. It's a real thing that's been happening for a few years, but it went mainstream in 2017, and it's only bigger this year.
Speaking of fashion brands, Coco Chanel wore white year-round. If she did, you can.
So did Tom Wolfe, although admittedly, this is an extreme example.
Just because of some snobby people decided in the late 1800s that white after Labor Day was a no-no (one of the many reasons given for the seasonal whites rule), does this mean that we still need to follow this rule? If you no longer think that it's your job to have the kids changed into clean, pressed clothes when your husband comes home or to have a cocktail ready for him as he walks in the door, then perhaps it's time to rethink that idea that you can't wear white after Labor Day! Again, extreme examples, but ladies, if you want to wear white … wear white!
InStyle magazine stated that white booties are an "essential" for Fall 2018. Harper's Bazaar has an article called "10 Ways to Wear White Boots This Autumn." And, fashion bloggers, like Chronicles of Frivolity (image above), are trying out the trend as well.
White jeans look really good with leopard prints, and leopard prints are uber trendy for Fall/Winter 2018.
Aren't we just beyond the whole idea that there are hard and fast rules that you are not allowed to break? Plus, September in the South is really hot, and why should white jeans be allowed on Friday, August 31 but not allowed on Tuesday, September 4? We're smarter than this.
Where I live, the 90s carry into September. And the difference in temperatures from one week to the next does not call for an extreme color ban when it comes to your wardrobe!
Back to white jeans. They certainly are fun to take out in the spring and wear all the time. But, they sure do look good layered in the cooler months.
Girl, you be you. If part of that means you love white, then wear it every day you want to wear it. It's a color, not a rule. It's 2018 — wear whatever length skirt you want, whatever statement or delicate jewelry you want and in the fall, wear your dark blue jeans, your black jeans or your white jeans. Whatever you decide, we'll be cheering you on.
To see more images to tempt you into wearing white after Labor Day, don't miss our article: How to Wear White After Labor Day (Yes, You Should!).


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"I still feel offended." What all the House of Gucci characters looked like in real life.
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For months now, Lady Gaga has been sharing details of the intense ways she got into character to play 'black widow' Patrizia Reggiani in the highly anticipated House of Gucci.
The biopic is about the murder of Maurizio Gucci, the grandson of fashion house founder, Guccio Gucci. The murder was orchestrated by his ex-wife, Patrizia, who was later convicted of arranging his assassination in 1998. She was referred to across Italy as the 'Black Widow'.
Gaga said she lived like Patrizia for more than a year, even going so far as to speak with an Italian accent for nine entire months. Sounds... exhausting.
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The Gucci family have been outspoken about their distaste for the film:
"Although the film claims to tell the 'true story' of the family, the narrative is anything but accurate, depicting Aldo Gucci — president of the company for 30 years — and other members of the Gucci family who were the protagonists of well-documented events, as hooligans, ignorant and insensitive to the world around them," the family said in a statement.
"Even more censurable is the baffling reconstruction of events that advocate leniency toward a woman who was definitively convicted as the instigator of Maurizio Gucci's murder. To see her portrayed as a victim — not only in the film but also in statements by the cast — who is trying to survive in a male-dominated corporate culture, is an injustice and could not be further from the truth."
Below we run through the House of Gucci cast in character, and compare them to their real-life counterparts.
Lady Gaga as Patrizia Reggiani.
Image: Universal Pictures/Milan Police.
Gaga plays Patrizia, a woman who grew up poor and married into the Gucci family in 1972.
In 1985, Maurizio Gucci told his wife he was going on a short business trip to Florence but the following day, he sent a friend to tell Patrizia he would not be returning and that the marriage was over.
He was murdered in 1995, and two years later Patrizia was arrested for having arranged it.
She was released from prison in 2016, after 18 years inside.
The real-life Patrizia said she was "annoyed" that Gaga had not reached out to her before playing her in the movie.
"I'm annoyed by the fact that Lady Gaga is portraying me in the new Ridley Scott film without even having the courtesy or the good sense to come and meet me," Reggiani told Italian national news agency Ansa.
"I believe that any good actor should first get to know the person that they are meant to be playing," Reggiani said, adding, "I think it is not right that I wasn't contacted. And I say this with all the sympathy and appreciation that I have for her."
Adam Driver as Maurizio Gucci.
Image: Universal Pictures/Getty.
Adam Driver plays Patrizia's ex-husband Maurizio Gucci, whose murder is the central plot of the film.
Maurizio was shot on March 27,1995, by a hired hitman outside his office as he arrived at work.
Driver told i-D about his process of playing a real person: "When playing someone real, I've realised before you've got to focus on the things that capture your imagination and discard the things that get in your way. That means any kind of expectation," he explained.
"You have to have a barometer of what you and the director feel is right. Maybe halfway through filming, you kind of know the character better than anybody else does, because you're living inside it for a certain time, and you have to own your decisions."
Al Pacino as Aldo Gucci.
Hollywood legend Al Pacino plays Aldo Gucci, the eldest son of Gucci founder Guccio Gucci and the company's chairman from 1953 to 1986.
The real-life Gucci family savaged the casting choice.
"My grandfather was a very handsome man, like all the Guccis, and very tall, blue eyes and very elegant," Patrizia Gucci (a second cousin of Maurizio, and definitely not his ex-wife - I know, it's... confusing) told AP.
"He is being played by Al Pacino, who is not very tall already, and this photo shows him as fat, short, with sideburns, really ugly. Shameful, because he doesn't resemble him at all."
Jared Leto as Paolo Gucci.
Jared Leto is practically unrecognisable in prosthetics, as he stars as Aldo's son and Maurizio's cousin, Paolo Gucci.
Maurizio's cousin Patrizia was also offended by this interpretation of her father.
She called out Leto's appearance, especially his "unkempt hair and a lilac corduroy suit" as "horrible, horrible... I still feel offended."
Salma Hayek as Giuseppina "Pina" Auriemma.
Image: Universal Pictures/YouTube.
Salma Hayek plays Giuseppina "Pina" Auriemma, a 'high society psychic' and ex-friend of Patrizia who moved in with her to write a book about her relationship with Maurizio.
However, she later admitted to helping Patrizia hire a killer and turned on her friend. She was sentenced to 25 years and served 13 before being released in 2010 for good behaviour.
"Something snapped in [Patrizia]. Maybe it was a blow to her narcissism," Pina said in 2020 documentary Lady Gucci, referring to Maurizio moving on with another woman. "She'd asked all of Milan to find a murderer. Nobody took her seriously. I was the only fool."
Camille Cottin as Paola Franchi.
French actress Camille Cottin, who you might recognise from Killing Eve, stars has Italian interior designer Paola Franchi, who was dating Maurizio at the time of his death.
The couple had planned to get married, but Maurizio was killed before they could.
Part of Patrizia's motive was said to be jealousy over their relationship, but also that if Maurizio her monthly alimony payments would be cut in half.
Jeremy Irons as Rodolfo Gucci.
Image: Universal Pictures/AAP.
Jeremy Irons plays Rodolfo Gucci, the father of Maurizio.
Rodolfo was a famous Italian actor before joining the family business after the death of his own father, who founded the company.
Mădălina Diana Ghenea as Sophia Loren.
Image: Getty.
Romanian actress and model Mădălina Diana Ghenea plays iconic Italian actress Sophia Loren, one of the original celebrities dressed by Gucci.
House of Gucci is streaming in cinemas across Australia from New Year's Day.
Feature image: Getty/Universal Pictures.
Wow, they really did Paolo dirty there, didn't they!


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ross1948 18:19 on March 19, 2020	Permalink | Reply
Tags: Ahmadiyah ( 49 ), Indonesia ( 573 ), Jokowi religious liberty ( 28 ), Parakansalak, SBY, Tri-Ministerial Decree ( 13 ), West Java ( 37 )
Ever Heard Of Parakansalak? Time You Did!
Don't know about back in The Old Country, but the BBC World we get here in Jakarta has been running show-off ads featuring famous folk they've interviewed.
One such is President Jokowi, telling us how tolerant Indonesia is.
Maybe he could make a day-trip and ask the local authorities in Sukabumi, West Java what part of his broadcast they failed to understand.
Their administrative area includes a place called Parakansalak, where dwell a number of Ahmadis.
The Ahmadiyah are a peaceful, extremely inoffensive religious minority, but have been horribly persecuted here, for no reason, except Islamist intolerance.
Examples?.
Victim of Islamist Murder Mob Gets Six Months in the Slammer …
Savage bigots in Lombok destroy Ahmadi homes -100 cops just watched – and that wasn't this month, it was YEARS ago.
Selamat Hari Pancasila – In Lombok Too?
Ahmadi kids in 'shelter' after their families were driven out of their homes by vicious Islamists
No School for Child Victims of Islamist Savagery?
When President SBY was in power, a leader notable for his open mind on matters of religion…
SBY to ask the world to ban blasphemy | The Jakarta Post
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….a specifically discriminatory diktat was declared, the notorious Tri-Ministerial Decree.
I used to hope Jokowi would chuck that diktat in one of his palace trash-cans, but so far, no such luck.
Anyway, back to Parakansalak!
Sadly, in 2008, their mosque was subjected to an arson attack by a mob of bigoted savages. After 12 years, the victimised community decided they should start reconstruction of their place of worship.
According to the Jakarta Post, the local Ahmadi leader, a Mr. Asep Saepudin, felt obliged, on 3rd March, to report intimidation to the National Commission on Human Rights (Komnas HAM)
It seems that work was going ahead at the mosque when a senior police officer, named Slamet Irianto, showed up and told the work-men to stop work.
This is where it gets weird.
Remember, it's a local top cop we're talking about.
The police chief said that a mob would come to the site and ransack the building if the builders continued.
So he tells the good people to cower from evil savages?
Surely he has officers at his nearby precinct whom he can summon, if the mob is detected in the vicinity.
Surely the proper thing for a policeman of any rank is to take steps to ensure law-abiding folk can get on with their legitimate business.
Surely if a pack of pig-ignorant louts seek to interfere, the cops, all armed here, could simply fire a warning shot, then take out a few of the scumbags if they refuse to scarper.
The report gets even more nauseating the longer you read it, how local government turns out to be as unfamiliar with the concept of religious liberty as the cops there…
….but here's the link if you wish to use it.
https://www.thejakartapost.com/news/2020/03/03/officials-halt-reconstruction-of-vandalized
I try to write about the plight of the Ahmadiyah from time to time, but used to write a lot.
I should get back to that level of frequency.
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JazPen	22:45 on March 19, 2020	Permalink | Reply
I rememberer that.
There was a lot if thuggery against the Ahmadis then, after the 'scholars' started bad-mouthing them.
ross1948 13:08 on June 25, 2017	Permalink | Reply
Tags: Ahmadiyah ( 49 ), Depok West Java ( 5 ), Indonesia ( 573 ), Jokowi religious liberty ( 28 ), mosque ( 15 ), MUI (Indonesian Ulema Council ) ( 25 ), SBY, Tri-Ministerial Decree ( 13 )
"Mohon Ma'af?" Blasphemous Brutes Vandalise Depok Mosque!
'Mohon ma'af, ' is a common addition to Idul Fitri greetings here, people asking forgiveness for any wrongs they've done in the past year.
I wonder if certain blasphemous bigots in Depok will walk over to the Ahmadi Mosque they vandalised this weekend….
The vandals, who used motorcycles, threw eggs and paint at the mosque's yard and front and back gates. "They also threw eggs at the mosque's CCTV cameras so their actions would not be recorded," Fatiatulo Lazira, a lawyer with the team, said. They also placed a banner expressing animosity toward Ahmadiyah near the mosque.
….and seek forgiveness.
I doubt it. Islamist bigots have no conscience recognisable to normal human beings.
I recall that evil mass-murderer, Imam Samoedra, one of the Bali Bomb Pigs..
Imam Samoedra, with his two satanic co-killers
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…being asked by a naive journo prior to his well-deserved execution, if he would be asking forgiveness.
'Why would I ask forgiveness from kafir,' was the monster's retort.
So no repentance likely among the backward beasts in Depok either, where the vandalised Ahmadi mosque had already been shut down by the sectarian local government's goon-squad.
The mosque has been sealed off by the Depok administration seven times, with the most recent occurring on June 4.
Nor is there any news from President Jokowi, who likes to talk about Indonesia's pluralism, about any plan to repeal the notorious Tri-Ministerial Decree.
The Ahmadis have long been persecuted in the country, with the government issuing a joint ministerial decree banning their activities in 2008.http://www.thejakartapost.com/news/2017/06/24/ahmadiyah-mosque-in-depok-vandalized-ahead-of-idul-fitri.html
At least the JP report has a few words on the source of much of Indonesia's intolerance, reminding us that it was the MUI's dogmatic decree…
The 2005 Indonesian Ulema Council (MUI) fatwa declaring the teachings of Ahmadiyah heretical
…which bigot bureaucrats have used to shut down religious liberty in dismal Depok – more than once!
I do suspect, however, that 'heretical' – and utterly inoffensive and peaceful – Ahmadis today are saying 'mohon ma'af' for any little mistakes they have made, over the past 12 months, in good conscience, knowing that they have done nothing wrong in wishing to worship God Almighty in their own honourable way.
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Kezia	20:49 on June 25, 2017	Permalink | Reply
The MUI must 'seek forgiveness,' just like you say.
Depok kampung criminals who attack the mosque are stupid with no education but MUI are older and not stupid only mean and full with intolerance. So many mean things happen after the MUI fatwa.
Why will President Jokowi not protect Ahmadiyya people.
The Ahmadi do no harm.
Tyas	14:34 on June 26, 2017	Permalink | Reply
And I agree with you Kezia, the MUI always make me feel like why do they shame our country.
We since 1945 like to have freedom for all religion.groups.
MUI do not.
Eventhough I am Muslim
ross1948 09:06 on May 29, 2017	Permalink | Reply
Tags: Ahok ( 65 ), FPI IslamoNazis ( 135 ), Gerakan Referendum Minahasa, Islamist intolerance ( 104 ), Jokowi ( 96 ), Minahasa, MUI 'scholars' ( 6 ), Permesta, pluralism ( 11 ), SBY, Sulawesi ( 6 )
Indonesia's Morning After – What's MinahExit Mean?
A sudden flurry of reports about something we have frankly never heard of before, the Gerakan Referendum Minahasa.
That's the Minahasa Referendum Movement.
And Minahasa refers to the ethnic group, largely Christian by faith, and good soldiers by tradition, who live in North Sulawesi.
That's also where the admirable protest took place against the arrival of an Islamist fanatic not long ago.
Manado Mayhem! Jakarta Post Flouts Its Own 'Bold' Motto?
But it wasn't till very recently that this GMR movement hit the headlines.
Again, it's important to note the coincidence of its appearance with the shocking imprisonment of the Christian Governor of Jakarta on bizarre 'blasphemy' charges.
No coincidence at all, really, because the driving force behind bringing Ahok to trial was an Islamist fanatic cabal, IslamoNazi FPI leaders in cahoots with the self-styled 'scholars' of the MUI.
Indonesian Press Day,' 9th Feb – Fake News? If Only!
Ahok behind bars symbolises the growing power of intolerance – if you can't utter a quote from the Koran in public without risking draconian punishment, how many Christians, or Hindus, or Buddhists, can be expected to feel at ease in a society which thus degrades pluralism.
The thing people overseas need to remember is that while Indonesia may be the largest Muslim majority country in the world, it's also home to significant minorities of non-Muslims.
Bali, for example, is a Hindu island, while large Christian communities flourish in Ambon, North Sulawesi,Kalimatan (Borneo) and Sumatra ,where there are tough Bataks and a large Chinese ethnic minority in Medan. There's also the Catholic island of Flores.
And even in Jakarta, up to 10% of the capital's population may be Christian, Buddhist or other religions.
Sensible Indonesian leaders have always understood this and so religious tolerance was always not simply a moral focus but a recognition of how to keep the country together. That common-sense approach existed from the start, through Sukarno's personality cult regime and Suharto's dictatorship.
General Suharto
Now, however, fanatics have become a major influence in Indonesian politics. We have seen examples aplenty in recent years, outrageous intolerance against Buddhists…
Tanjung Balai's Burning Temples – A History of Bigotry!
…Hindus… Bali Hindu King – Don't Kill Our Cows! Muslim 'Scholars' – Get Lost!! …
….and of course Christians. Oppressed Christians In The Street Heat, In Pluralist Indonesia
Under President SBY a ferocious discriminatory diktat was issued, the anti-Ahmadiyah Tri-Ministerial Decree, and despite President Jokowi's talk of pluralism, persecuted Christians in Bogor, Bekasi, etc have had no justice.
X-Rated Xmas – Foul-Mouths Bully Christians, As 'Moderate'Mayor Denies They Exist!'
The imprisonment of Ahok for 'blasphemy' has confirmed for many people, not just religious minorities but decent Muslims, true Indonesian conservatives who cling to the traditional tolerance referred to above, that one day, in the not too distant future, they could rise from their beds to the waking nightmare of an Islamic Republic.
If that were to happen, then separatism could, would, be a serious threat.
Again, please note, Indonesia does not, like the UK, afford separatists all normal rights and privileges.
SNP separatist leader Nicola Sturgeon
If some local equivalent of that ghastly Scots shrew Sturgeon started shrilling for 'independence' for any province or island, she'd be charged with treason, and if convicted, she'd have some real problems to whine about.
In June 2007 in Ambon, these RMS political prisoners danced the Cakalele and raised the RMS flag in front of President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono…
RMS Political Prisoners Reunite With Families After 7-Year Wait
Hardly surprising therefore that the local cops in Sulawesi were vigorously denying any sign of separatism, despite news photos clearly depicting referendum banners.
http://news.metrotvnews.com/daerah/Rb1OZJ2K-kapolda-tak-ada-referendum-negara-minahasa
http://www.tribunnews.com/regional/2017/05/15/jangan-biarkan-sulut-terpecah-belah-lmp-sulut-tolak-isu-referendum-minahasa
But this 'separatism,' if separatism it is, is the inevitable consequence of Islamist intolerance. When decent folk of any religion see blood-thirsty fanatics treated as respectable notables by leading politicians, they recoil in disgust.
But when that disgust is compounded by the realisation that their fundamnetal right to worship as they please is therefore under threat, and when their form of worship corresponds to their local cultural heritage…?
What else can the Government expect?
I am no supporter of separatism. How the people of Indonesia arrange their affairs is up to them, and from 1945 they have generally been quite gifted in working out ways to live together.
But I do hope, as somebody who has lived here happily for the best part of twenty years and has watched ever more sadly the rise of Islamist intolerance, that somebody in the corridors of power in Jakarta can, even at this eleventh hour, reverse the process of jihadist Arabisation.
Viva Pancasila!
ross1948 21:17 on April 21, 2017	Permalink | Reply
Tags: Ahmadiyah ( 49 ), freedom of religion ( 16 ), Indonesia ( 573 ), IslamoNazis ( 94 ), Istiqlal Mosque ( 4 ), jakarta ( 184 ), Jokowi ( 96 ), Mike Pence ( 7 ), multi-faith meeting, SBY, Tri-Ministerial Decree ( 13 ), U S Embassy
Mike Pence's (Somewhat Limited?) 'Multi-Faith' Experience!
Most of the media mentioned how America's VP Mike Pence happily joined in a 'multi-faith' gathering in Jakarta, after visiting the huge Istiqlal mosque.
Mike in the Mosque
The actual 'faiths' included in the 'multi-faith' meet-up don't seem to be identified, at least in the media I've looked at.
But I am led to wonder if Mr. Pence had a chance to talk to representatives of one particular faith, the peaceful and inoffensive Ahmadiyah.
They have been subjected to systematic discrimination, not only by dastardly Islamist bigot brutes…
Cowardly killers at Cikeusik
Victim of Islamist Murder Mob Gets Six Months in the Slammer Watch the video.. http://www.liveleak.com/view.–
…but also by local governments around the country…
In Squalid Internal Exile, Lombok Ahmadis Denied Voting Rights
…AND by the Tri-Ministerial Decree… – . http://www.hrw.org/news/2010/11/04/indonesia-uphold-religious-freedom …a notorious diktat issued by the Government of Indonesia under the previous President, SBY.
Many of us expected, hoped at least, that when President Jokowi took over, he would annul the intolerant edict.
He hasn't.
Did Mr. Pence's Ambassador bring him up to speed with the persecution of these good citizens that began some years ago, reached a nadir at Cikeusik, when that mob of savages martyred three Ahmadis – nobody ever charged with murder – and continues today.
Jakarta This Week – Blameless Minority Creed Hounded Again!
If Donald Trump's V-P was properly informed on this shameful saga, one hopes he raised the issue at the 'multi-faith' meeting.
If Mike Pence was unaware, it's time to fire a few embassy flunkeys.
JazPen	22:48 on April 21, 2017	Permalink | Reply
Good, Ross,
Its maybe late in the day but you are back to your good old form of defending Indonesia's good people.
I think deep down you know its too late but it still needs to be said.
ross1948 09:06 on March 8, 2017	Permalink | Reply
Tags: blasphemy law ( 41 ), Gafatar, Indonesia ( 573 ), Indonesian Police ( 24 ), Islamist intolerance ( 104 ), Jokowi religious liberty ( 28 ), MUI 'scholars' ( 6 ), SBY
Ain't Just Ahok – More Indonesian Dissenters Behind Bars!
While the strange spectacle of a 21st Century 'blasphemy trial' rumbles on in Jakarta, with the city's Christian Governor Ahok facing a possible five year sentence for a humorous quip about a Koranic verse – yes, seriously!..
Governor Ahok
"We encourage the government to process the death penalty for Ahok as soon as possible," said Rizieq.
Good Muslims Speak Up For Threatened Christian Governor
…there's more bleak news for those of us who love Indonesia.
In another Jakarta court, three men arrested for their involvement in the Gafatar movement, whose activities we have covered over recent years, most recently when we wrote the following…
'Movement of the Indonesian Dawn'
We posted on them last year, when some other cops collaborated with a mob of FPI thugs in another Indonesian province. https://rossrightangle.wordpress.com/2012/10/23/islamonazis-arrest-alleged-defamers-cops-collaborate/
Gafatar is abundantly law-abiding and has made every effort to comply with local laws.
"They have sought a permit to be able to conduct their group activities but I have not given it to them," Johannis said.
Johannis said their initial surveillance showed that the group was aimed at unifying differences in the country while mixing up several religious teachings.
Oh, well, we can't have that sort of nonsense, can we?
Cops – "Islamist 'Scholars' Can Veto Religious Liberty"
…have been sent to prison because – wait for it – they had "contradicted and offended Islamic values held by most Indonesian citizens." http://www.thejakartapost.com/news/2017/03/07/gafatar-leaders-sentenced-to-years-in-prison-for-blasphemy.html
One is tempted to say, so what?
Indonesia's current head of state, President Jokowi, often tells us how his country, 'the largest Muslim democracy in the world,' is 'pluralist and tolerant.'
"Our constitutional system honors and guarantees diversity and pluralism and it is our task to preserve these.."
Pluralism Guaranteed by Constitution, says Jokowi
Many people had hoped that his campaign slogan 'A Mind-Set Revolution,' would herald a break from the oppressive attitudes that prevailed under his predecessor President SBY…
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…who had actually suggested that Indonesia's 'blasphemy law' be replicated WORLDWIDE!
Among other considerations, the court noted that prayers were not obligatory in the belief of the Gafatar movement, while the religion's holy book said prayers were obligatory.
No dissent from Islamic dogma allowed?
And the court's other excuse for jailing these harmless men?
The judges also pointed to local rejection of the Gafatar movement's activities in a settlement they had established in Mempawah, Central Kalimantan, as evidence that their belief was disturbing to other people. http://www.thejakartapost.com/news/2017/03/07/gafatar-leaders-sentenced-to-years-in-prison-for-blasphemy.html
So what, again?
If some people get 'disturbed' because they hear opinions different from their own, those 'disturbed' would be well advised to grow up – sit down with Gafatar to debate these issues, or better still –
MIND THEIR OWN BUSINESS!
But minding one's own business, in matters of religious liberty, is a concept foreign to the outfit which needs to be recognised as the driving force behind the slither into a Dark Age.
Yup, you guessed it. Not a government department at all!
The power to veto religious liberty lies, in this 'tolerant pluralist' land, with the Islamist self-styled 'scholars' of the MUI, the Indonesian Council of Ulemas!.
"If the East Nusa Tenggara MUI does not recognize this group, this Gafatar group, then the government will ask law enforcers to disband the organization and take their leaders to justice," he said.
http://www.thejakartaglobe.com/news/east-nusa-tenggara-police-to-monitor-deviant-religious-group/567244
Yes, the same MUI whence these enlightened words emanated.
Ma'aruf
It was MUI's Deputy Chair, Ma'aruf, who kindly advised everyone that FGM is a 'human right!'
https://rossrightangle.wordpress.com/2013/03/06/clitoral-clip-no-scraping-suffices-tell-us-islamist-scholars-why-do-it/
And here's another of their 'scholars' talking.
Syamsul Maarif, General Secretary of the Indonesian Ulema Council (MUI) Jakarta
"If the act of adultery is by a married person, then stoning is the sentence, while if unmarried, then it's whipping," he said.
http://www.suarapembaruan.com/home/mui-dukung-pelaku-kumpul-kebo-dipidanakan/32705
God Save Indonesia from Islamist intolerance!
Indonesia – Shariah Fanatics Howl for Blood
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Wanita Jogja	16:58 on March 8, 2017	Permalink | Reply
Gafatar should be punished if they are doing something bad but there is no evidence for that.
This sentence to prison for disagreeing with MUI is so unjust.
Indonesia is going the wrong way faster and faster.
I am glad you love our country more than the Islamists extremists do. They only want to change us into Arabs.
All good points, from Wanita Jogja and from you too Ross. Nothing in the press reports to justify why these men are in jail except that they disagree with one religions doctrines.
Its a blot on Indonesia's already blotted record and wont reassure people already worrying about whats happening to the country.
ross1948 21:27 on February 25, 2017	Permalink | Reply
Tags: Ahmadiyah ( 49 ), blasphemy law ( 41 ), Depok ( 15 ), FPI IslamoNazis ( 135 ), Jokowi Islamist intolerance ( 25 ), Jokowi religious liberty ( 28 ), mosque ( 15 ), Muhammadiyah ( 11 ), SBY, Tri-Ministerial Decree ( 13 )
Another Triumph For Islamist Bigotry In Indonesia!
Sad to see another triumph of intolerance in Indonesia, with Islamists gloating over the suppression of religious liberty in Depok.
As we predicted yesterday – West Java – Depok's Damnable Dreary Bigotry, Again! – a mob of bigots descended on the Ahmadiyah mosque,as the peaceful minority was about to carry out their Friday prayers at the mosque, on Friday (24/2) afternoon.
Bit of a waste of time, because the equally bigoted City Government of Depok had already sealed the innocent dissenters' house of worship.
"There have been no reports of resistance at Ahmadiyah mosques when we sealed the place again," he told local media on site. 'However,' he added, "if the seal was to be removed, there would be strict sanctions."-Local cop, quoted in http://timesofahmad.blogspot.com.au/2017/02/indonesia-ahmadiyya-mosque-in-sawangan.html
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Depok's record of intolerance is quite spectacular – if you want a laugh, read this one from a few years back.–Islamist Bigot Biter Bit in West Java
Among the sectarian mob this weekend was Abdullah Shafi, local Muhammadiyah notable.
Massa Ormas Protes Masjid Ahmadiyah di Depok
That pretty well finishes off any pretensions by Muhammadiyah to be a voice for 'moderate' Muslims.
Shafi evidently felt no shame at all in keeping company with the notorious IslamoNazi FPI…
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IslamoNazi white-shirts at Depok
….and the notorious FBR.
There's a few past posts about the FBR, which you can find via our 'search' box, just across to your right, but to facilitate your inspection of their bona fides…
Right On, Ratna! Activist's All-Out Attack on IslamoNazis
…try that one!
Seems there were leaflets circulating among the rabble that essentially rejected the existence of Ahmadiyah and described it as a cult.
Just to emphasise how infantile and vindictive they could be, the mob also asked Depok City Government to cut off electricity to the Ahmadiyya and urgently remove the contents from the Secretariat of the Ahmadiyah.
Since nobody in the Presidential Palace seems to have recalled President Jokowi's previous call for minorities, in Depok or anywhere in Indonesia to be left unharassed – . Jokowi Urges Cops To Protect Minorities – in Depok? – I'll quote at length what the Ahmadis have said in response.
"Masjid Al-Hidayah has been established since 1999, is open to the public and already has a building permit (IMB) as a place of worship and our home since 2007."
Mubarak claimed that Ahmadiyah has been actively involved in social activities…staying in touch with leaders and scholars in Sawangan and has never violated any law.
"Forced Closure of mosques by the municipal government that bases itself on SKB 3 minister and derivatives to Perwali Depok on Ahmadiyah is not based on the correct rules.."
For new readers, that SKB# is the infamous and grotesquely discriminatory Tri-Ministerial Decree – . http://www.hrw.org/news/2010/11/04/indonesia-uphold-religious-freedom
– an intolerant sectarian diktat issued under former President SBY…
…yes, he's the man who wants a worldwide 'blasphemy law!'
"We deplore the attitude of Depok City Government, as discriminatory and does not carry out its duty to protect its citizens to practice their religion…the right to association and assembly are guaranteed by the state through the constitution…"
Ahamdiyah also asked for assertiveness from the President, through the Minister of Internal Affairs, to ensure the Depok City Government does not preclude the right to worship and assemble…
Ahmadis also ask police officers to ensure security and the activities of worship that group.
JazPen	09:51 on February 26, 2017	Permalink | Reply
Its bad when there are so many really 'moderate' (sane) Muslims here in Indonesia but so few organisations that represent them.
Muhammadiyah dont qualify and after that Gandaria City squall a few years ago, NU doesn't have much credibility either.
I think we have seen the best days of Indonesia unless Jokowi starts acting instead of just talking about pluralism..
ross1948 15:40 on December 25, 2016	Permalink | Reply
Tags: ' Jakarta ( 17 ), Bekasi ( 23 ), Bogor ( 27 ), Christmas ( 22 ), GKI Yasmin Church ( 13 ), HKBP Tambun ( 3 ), Indonesia ( 573 ), Islamist intolerance ( 104 ), Jokowi ( 96 ), police ( 211 ), religious liberty ( 108 ), SBY
Xmas On Street For Victims of Indonesia's Islamists
Even a God-awful newspaper can sometimes do something good.
That was my reaction when I saw that the Jakarta Post had reported on the Sunday service opposite President Jokowi's Palace downtown, held by two congregations that have suffered and are still suffering persecution by the nastiest Islamist bigots in the land.
Churches hold public service as reminder of their struggle
http://www.thejakartapost.com/news/2016/08/14/churches-hold-public-service-as-reminder-of-their-struggle.html
Mind you, as far as I know, these oppressed Christians hold such protest services every second Sunday, so while the JP's interest is welcome, it's a pity they don't report on the shameful state of affairs on a twice-monthly basis.
That report at the top of our page was published way back, several months ago. The oppressed Christians were there again today – I was in town but saw no sign of them, only to get home at 1.30pm and see on the internet that they planned a 2pm kick-off.
The churches concerned, GKI Yasmin and HKBP Filadelfia, are denied access to their places of worship by a combination of brutal fanatic gangs and local governments which either lack the guts to stand up for religious liberty or are in cahoots with the vilest jihadist elements.
Bekasi's Islamist Regime – 'We Won't Allow Religious Liberty If Bigot Thugs Object!'
That report concerns Bekasi, one such local authority, but another, Bogor, also in West Java, right next door to Jakarta, has recently shown its continuing contempt for civil and religious liberty…
Bigoted Bogor – City Seeks IslamoNazi Link-Up!
…and its mayor, once described, in all seriousness, as a 'moderate' Muslim, has shown himself every bit as coldly indifferent to the rights of these poor Christians as his avowedly Islamist predecessor who kicked off their oppression years ago.
Bogor Mayor Bima Arya
As for the other church, HKBP in Tambun, our reports on what they've had to go through in recent years are horrific to read.
Christ's Ascension Day – Islamist Savages Pelt Congregation With Sewage, Urine and Rocks
Nor was that the only occasion these peaceful Protestants faced that sort of stinking barrage from a stinking rabble!
Head-Scarfed Harpies Hurl Dung and Urine at Christians
But while IslamoNazi thugs and benighted local local bigwigs are deplorable, what's most distressing, perhaps, is the national government's failure to enforce the law – in GKI Yasmin's case, a ruling from the highest court in the archipelago.
President SBY's indifference to their plight was perhaps unsurprising, but I'm sure everyone who voted for Jokowi believed he was genuinely committed to the religious pluralism which was bequeathed to Indonesia by the nation's founding fathers.
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Alas, as the JP report reminds us, he has not ordered the police to take the side of justice, instead of, at best, choosing to act as an umpire between the persecuted and their persecutors – and that's at best; in Bekasi, the cops have shown shocking attitudes…
Cops Stop West Java Worship, Appease Islamist Louts Christians Abused by Islamist Mob, Cops Fail to Enforce the Law 'Off With His Head!' – Jakarta Cops – No Sweat on Murder Threat!
…and after the recent outbreaks of Islamist evil in other parts of the archipelago –Tanjung Balai's Burning Temples – A History of Bigotry! – a lot of people must be wondering what, if any, steps the President is planning to take to redeem Indonesia's reputation.
The very least he could have done today was walk across the street from his Palace and take the seat always reserved for him by these heroic congregants.
Pamela	22:55 on December 25, 2016	Permalink | Reply
Merry Christmas, Ross.
ross1948 10:22 on November 13, 2016	Permalink | Reply
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Ahok Defies Back-Stabbers And Sectarian Fanatics!
Since the bloody riot two Fridays ago, when gangs of Islamist hoodlums attacked police and shamed Indonesia before the assembled cameras of the world's media, a lot of that overseas media have lost interest in what's happening in Jakarta.
So for the sake of fair play, I must mention today a young Muslim leader named Zuhairi Misrawi.
Despite the Jakarta Post branding him an 'intellectual,' he sounds a sensible fellow. He belongs to the NU, the Nahdlatul Ulama, a very large organisation, which sometimes comes out with rational thoughts, and this is one of those times.
Zuhairi is urging the extremist so-called 'scholars' of the MUI, who are still state-funded, so far as I know…
….to back-track on their peculiar accusations of 'blasphemy' against Ahok, the Christian Governor of Jakarta.
As has been obvious to everyone from the start of the controversy, Zuhairi points out that it's based on a misquote of a speech the governor made that was uploaded to the internet.
http://www.thejakartapost.com/news/2016/11/07/mui-must-retract-biased-statement-against-ahok-nu-activist.html
We reported on Ahok's reference to a Koranic verse before, and you can check that out…
Half-Million Fanatics Descending On Jakarta? Peacefully!?!
…but it's undoubtedly true that, if the issue had remained a case of notorious jihadist gang-groups caterwauling as usual, few normal Indonesians would have given a tinker's cuss.
But Zuhairi's right.
"The MUI is the source of all of these problems."
The self-styled 'scholars' will be miffed, I guess, but again overseas readers need to see some examples of what sort of thinking permeates their opulent HQ downtown.
Would you take anything they say seriously?
So why do the Jakarta Police?
However, encouragingly, the Jakarta police have also started to take a careful look at a certain Buni Yani.
He's the character who uploaded the video which the nastiest elements in the archipelago then spread around to foment hatred against the Governor.
Foment other people's hatred, that is, because the nastiest elements have always hated him Jakarta Jew-Haters Boo Chinese Christian Candidate , simply because of his race and religion and his habit of calling a spade a spade.
Fanatic Islamist Wails At Christian Governor – "He Calls People Names!"
It seems this geezer has admitted making errors when transcribing the governor's words before posting the footage.
Bizarrely, Buni was quoted in Republika, a newspaper that might charitably be described as 'Islamic,' on Friday, as demanding that Ahok supporters stop their provocations.'
Buni Yani Minta Pendukung Ahok Hentikan Provokasi
http://www.republika.co.id/berita/nasional/politik/16/11/05/og581g377-buni-yani-minta-pendukung-ahok-hentikan-provokasi
Meanwhile, Ahok is showing he's made of the right stuff, refusing to stand down as a gubernatorial candidate despite chicken-sh-ts behind the scenes seeking to dissuade him.
Without naming the parties, Ahok said he had been asked to drop out on security concerns in the capital. He claimed the parties said demonstrations against him would continue if he stayed in the race.
I wish he'd ID the culprits, but good to see the good guv ain't taking any cr-p from creeps that crawl to the sectarians behind the 'blasphemy' ballyhoo.
"I'd rather be arrested and jailed than drop out of the race," Ahok said in the Pantai Mutiara area, North Jakarta, on Thursday
http://www.thejakartapost.com/news/2016/11/11/id-rather-be-arrested-and-jailed-than-drop-out-of-race-ahok.html
Good for Ahok! I hope that the many millions of decent Muslims who live in Jakarta will endorse his courageous stand.
If people must make an issue of religion in the election next year, which of course it shouldn't be, my own view is that they should focus on ex-president SBY's son, Agus Yudhoyono, who is also running for Jakarta Governor.
Agus should be put on the spot about whether or not he goes along with his old man's outrageous call for shariah censorship to be extended across the globe..
And he should be asked about the shameful Tri-Ministerial Decree, the discriminatory diktat promulgated under SBY's rule, which has made life pure hell for the peaceful and inoffensive Ahmadi minority here. http://www.hrw.org/news/2010/11/04/indonesia-uphold-religious-freedom
Will Agus give a guarantee to protect freedom of religion in Indonesia's capital?
ross1948 00:04 on November 3, 2016	Permalink | Reply
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As Fanatic Friday Looms, Will Jakarta Shut Down?
A former student smsed me the other day, asking to borrow a text-book I'd once used to teach her and her friends, in my long-ago working days. Funny how time slips away – she's married with kids now!
Ever-obliging, I agreed to meet her at Slipi, equidistant between her office and my home.
Yesterday morning was SO hot and sunny! But I applied a self-denying ordinance, which forced me to restrict my pre-noon sun-bathing in my front yard to a mere hour or so…
…. but heck, some folks'll start calling me a red-neck if I over-do it!
We duly met, and naturally enjoyed a chat, brief, because work awaited her return.
However, it proved enlightening. It seems there's a series of meetings throughout her quite prominent building tomorrow, all with the common agenda – to close on Friday or not.
Of course, the expected inundation of Jakarta's city centre by a horde of rabid jihadists…. No Guarantee Jakarta March Peaceful, Yet Police Disarmed? …many, if not most, of whom subscribe to the insane idea that anyone who 'blasphemes' deserves to die.
Managements are sympathetic but would prefer to make it a half-day rather than a whole day off.
That's bosses for ya!
I remember in the past how school class-rooms here would be rendered almost empty during times of unrest -even on election days.
Anxious parents would keep the kids safe at home. I suspect the same situation will recur tomorrow.
On Friday, with that Islamist rabble out and about, and the cops on duty apparently to be left unarmed, I don't blame any shop or office workers for being hesitant about venturing forth themselves.
Semanggi Junction, Jakarta
And of course even if they do leave home, their commuting journeys will be made wretched with thousands of malignant marchers clogging the roads, emanating blood-thirsty vines in all directions, as they have done before…
….their short little 'Long March' may not stray beyond the central area around Monas Park, but the knock-on effect on traffic will extend for miles further.
And all because the IslamoNazis element are unwilling to wait for the police to investigate a trivial 'offence' which should not be an offence at all.
What's hard to understand is why Indonesia's President Jokowi was said to be considering inviting the FPI to discussions on the issue at the Palace.
https://www.merdeka.com/peristiwa/bahas-ahok-jokowi-diusulkan-undang-fpi-ke-istana.html
He shouldn't give the white-shirt thug gangs house-room.
At least President Jokowi has not emulated his predecessor, SBY.
SBY
It was SBY who called for a worldwide 'blasphemy law' to crush free speech on a global basis. SBY to ask the world to ban blasphemy | The Jakarta Post—-
One must, Isuppose, be thankful for small mercies!
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Prita	09:16 on November 3, 2016	Permalink | Reply
Very true Ross, we are not happy to go to our work when this march is going on.
Many bad people on the street will make us want to be only at home.
I also think Jokowi better not have FPI in his meeting. They are dangerous.
santi	09:51 on November 3, 2016	Permalink | Reply
I will not go to downtown tomorrow, crazy idea. Traffic jam everywhere and maybe riot.
If you are in my area we can have coffee. There is a very nice warteg because I know you like warteg foods.
Wulandari	11:00 on November 3, 2016	Permalink | Reply
I do not work in Jakarta thanks god and have some worry for my friends who are there.
I will telephone tonight to tell them to be in the house tomorrow and I will pray too for all good people in Jakarta to be safe from these fanatic.
ross1948 13:15 on January 20, 2016	Permalink | Reply
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Post-Sarinah – Jokowi Faces Fanatic Challenge in Bangka
The post-Sarinah assertions that Indonesia is a beacon of tolerance unbowed by Islamist evil is about to be put to the test.
Bangka Belitung (shaded)
The bigots who run Bangka Regency, in Bangka Belitung province, are echoing ISIS's eagerness to drive out a peaceful religious minority, the Ahmadis, simply because of how they worship God Almighty.
No official backing for violence, of course, but the intensity of the in-crowd's intolerance is shocking.
And, as the innocent Ahmadis are apparently to be given a choice, turn apostate or face eviction, what happens to those who take a principled stand?
Now the ball is in President Jokowi's court.
He can sit back and let it happen, or he can uphold the Ahmadis' constitutional right to religious liberty. The Ahmadiyah population is tiny up there, and in any case they are a completely inoffensive group.
But still the haters want them gone.
"The government should protect the rights of citizens and promote dialogue among people, instead of getting involved in the conflict and making it worse," Indonesian Ahmadiyah Congregation (JAI) spokesman Yendra Budiana said on Sunday.
The Ahmadi spokesman was referring to a letter urging Ahmadiyah followers in Srimenanti subdistrict, Sungailiat district, to convert to the mainstream Sunni teachings of the Indonesian Muslim majority or face expulsion from the regency.
The Bangka bigots' letter
Underlining the malevolent fanaticism behind the message was its aggressive assertion that the JAI was forbidden from spreading its teachings in the regency. One expects this kind of backward bigotry from Hizbut Tahrir or the IslamoNazi FPI thug-gang.
But the Jakarta Post report reveals that those attending the Religious Community Harmony Forum (what an incongruous name!) whence the diktat emerged included not only the infamously intolerant self-styled 'scholars'of the Indonesian Ulema Council (MUI)…
….but also local representatives of two major organisations that like to parade themselves as 'moderate.'
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Will Nahdlatul Ulama (NU) and Muhammadiyah disown their district minions if they're behind such jihadist nonsense? But then Muhammadiyah's leading light, Din Syamsuddin, is also an MUI king-pin.
But what's arguably even worse is that the Bangka Police chief was also involved, not to protect and serve the latest targets of jihadist bullies, but to facilitate the persecution.
In the meeting, the Bangka police chief and the district chief all called for the expulsion of Ahmadiyah followers.
What is the National Police Chief going to do about his subordinate up there? Instant dismissal would be a good start, if the JP report is true.
These disgusting antics are just another aspect of former President SBY's legacy.
And he it was, also, who rubber-stamped the iniquitous Tri-Ministerial Decree.
I could refer you to many previous posts on that vile edict, but the JP gives a brief summary of its content. It ordered the Ahmadiyah community to "stop spreading interpretations and activities that deviate from the principal teachings of Islam.".
And who gets to say what's deviant and what's not?
The MUI, of course! They are rather odd 'scholars,' in that they tend to skulk behind collaborationist cops rather than risk being bested in theological argument.
The MUI – Belligerence Is Bad News!
Those who violate the decree can face up to five years in prison.
Islamist pig revels in the martyrdom of 3 Ahmadis at Cikeusik
Following the decree, militant Islamists launched several violent attacks on Ahmadiyah followers including an attack in Cikeusik in February 2011 in which three Ahmadis were killed.
http://www.thejakartapost.com/news/2016/01/18/protection-sought-ahmadiyah-bangka.html
Will Jokowi act?
Will the police replace their minion in Bangka?


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John Davis Allen, 83, passed away Friday morning, July 22, 2016, at his home following an extended illness. He was born on September 14, 1932, the son of Commodore and Mary Shaffer Allen of Arden, West Virginia. On October 22, 1953, he married Georgia Sturm who resides at their residence. They were married 62 years.
He is survived by two sons; Jeffery Allen and wife Christie of Philippi, West Virginia, Brent Allen and wife Pamela of Canal Fulton, Ohio, two granddaughters; Marcie Prettyman (Shane) and Macall Allen both of Morgantown, West Virginia, four grandsons; Andrew (Veronica) Allen, Jordan Allen and Dustin Allen (Kaylin Cassity) all of Ohio, Bradley Allen of Washington, D.C., along with four great grandchildren; Cole Prettyman, Kenleigh Prettyman, Kate Prettyman, and Troy Allen.
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Aunt Georgie, Jeff, Brent and Family, Sending love and prayers to you. Watching the video brought tears to my eyes, but also put a smile on my face. Uncle Johnny had such a full life and was blessed with such a loving family. He will be missed.
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Remembering all the Allen family during this time of sorrow. God be with you and give you grace and comfort.
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