Enough is enough<\/p>\n
According to ministers, the amount of money lost to the state
\nthrough corruption or whatever else rips off the system is well
\nover US$20 billion, which means there are a lot of extremely
\nwealthy people all over this country.<\/p>\n
It is widely understood and accepted that corruption is the
\nbiggest factor that causes not only civil unrest and poverty, but
\nalso feeds the radicals with a justification to carry out
\nterrorist bombings.<\/p>\n
The thing is, if it continues at the same rate as it is today,
\nthen the resulting chaos, which is likely to include further
\nbombings, louder cries for independence, total disregard for
\ncentral government and other anarchy-like maneuvers, will
\nincrease as unity cannot be achieved if the leadership is rotten
\nto the core.<\/p>\n
There are many more reasons today to conjure up anarchy,
\nespecially when it is common knowledge that the rot continues to
\neat away at the very heart of Indonesia.<\/p>\n
Enough is enough so they say, or perhaps you could in this
\ninstance say that the writing is clearly on the wall. If that is
\ntrue, I just hope there are enough legislators and ministers in
\nthe corridors of power with sufficient common sense to read the
\nmessage and act accordingly.<\/p>\n
DAVID WALLIS<\/p>\n
Medan. North Sumatra<\/p>", "url": "https:\/\/jawawa.id\/newsitem\/enough-is-enough-1447893297", "image": "" }, "sponsor": "Okusi Associates", "sponsor_url": "https:\/\/okusiassociates.com" }