Letter to the President<\/p>\n
From Merdeka<\/p>\n
I am only a mother and a housewife, but if you asked me, \"What
\nis the best thing that we can do for this angry nation?\", I would
\nreply:<\/p>\n
1. Do not talk too much anymore, especially not in a
\nthreatening tone.<\/p>\n
2. You must state that you will not resort to a security
\napproach in handling each action. Your approach should take the
\nform of a dialog, and for this purpose you should call prominent
\nfigures who clearly have legitimacy with the people: the four
\nleaders who signed the Ciganjur Declaration, representatives of
\nstudents and rectors and those who have openly questioned the
\nauthorities. They are not enemies, and what they want is
\ncertainly for the common good of this nation.<\/p>\n
3. Stop looking for scapegoats for each problem. In fact, I am
\nfed up with the many reminders and warnings which seem to be
\nconstructive but instead ignite enmity.<\/p>\n
4. Start arranging the things that are possibly not in order
\nin the cabinet you lead.<\/p>\n
I hope that some day you will ask me the question, although it
\nmay be only in my dreams.<\/p>\n
SILVANA RACHEL BAWENGAN<\/p>\n
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