Professionals behind bombings<\/p>\n
What relationship is there between the killings in Atambua and
\nthe bombings in Jakarta? International protests over the incident
\nthat occurred at the UNHCR headquarters in Atambua have forced
\nIndonesia's political leaders to realize that although Indonesia
\nis a sovereign country, every step it takes must take into
\naccount the global perspective (read: especially the interests of
\nthe West and its allies). The latest theory has it that the Army,
\nfeeling itself ceaselessly condemned by civil society, is now
\nfeeling the need to prove that it is still vital to the normal
\nprogress of the nation and the country's life.<\/p>\n
And what if it is true that international terrorists have
\nalready entered Indonesia? Who can anticipate or forestall their
\nactions? The police? Although these law enforcers succeeded in
\nestablishing that one of the bombs that exploded in Jakarta came
\nfrom the Army ammunition depots located in the village of Saradan
\nnear Nganjuk, East Java, the police proved powerless in following
\nup their investigation as long as the local military commander
\nrefuses to allow them access to the records showing the in and
\noutflow of ammunition to and from the warehouse.<\/p>\n
Which theory is true and when will the mystery be revealed?
\nThe answer is with the law enforcers.<\/p>\n
-- Republika, Jakarta<\/p>", "url": "https:\/\/jawawa.id\/newsitem\/professionals-behind-bombings-1447893297", "image": "" }, "sponsor": "Okusi Associates", "sponsor_url": "https:\/\/okusiassociates.com" }