What are the main problems rise in Indonesia. Mension them.\nHow to solve them?\nI hope a comprehensive reviews. \n\nThanks.
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Money.\nJob.\nSecurity of live.\nEconomic colonialism.\n\nHow to solve?\nBack to nature. Back to people. Throw the debitor countries.
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How about this?\n\nHow I wish that ALL of the Filipino people can read and understand these kind of things. I also wish that these authors would, in addition to being good at writing, have additional skills so their work is not limited to creating papers but can be put into action.
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The US Gorvernment should stop providing military equipment to the indonesian military that try to colonise the timorise by force\n\nhttp://www.zmag.org/content/showarticle.cfm?SectionID=44&ItemID=10391\nThe best person to answer this question is Journalist John Pilger
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Mount Merapi did erupted and will be erupt in the next few weeks.\nMostly Merapi (means: Fire Mountain) misunderstood that it will explode and blasting volcanic materials to the atmosphere like a bomb.\nSo far only one "big bomb" explotion of Merapi recognise in the history time, during midlle ages that destroyed Hindus Kindom in Central Java. Even today we can find many of the Hindus and Budhis Temples around the area discovered burried in the ass / volcanic material from that explotion, from few inches up to several feet deep.\nNOwadays, Merapi eruption "only" resulting less then 1 mil plume. It happen because its craters are "open" and the magma/lava can easily flows out of the montain. The good things from Merapi beeing one of THe MOst Active Volcano in the world is that it is "very alife" and nothing really blocking the lava flow.\nThe most deadliest things from Merapi nowadays is the "Nue Ardante" or Piroclastic Flow, fllowing the eruption and Crater falls. Some volcalogist said that if you are accidently cought in the middle of this Piroclastic Flow, it is like you are hited by a hurrican and a hot furnice in the same time!\nIt is very hot! (300 - 600 degree Celcius) and its travel at the min. speed of 120 km per hours!\neven if you drive a car, you can not escape!\nIts only need 3 minutes (sometimes less) to travel from the crater in the top of the mountain to the leg/bottom!\nIts burn eveything! Even seeds 2 feet deep in the ground found death in the eruption in 1994.\nFor more information about Volcanos in Indonesia and how violent its explosion, you may find in some web pages below!\nNote: Indonesia Archipelago has the most Volcanoes in the worlds and also the deadliest
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Im sorry but the people in third world countries are NOT being exploited. I have been to Indonesia (East Timor) twice. They are lucky and fortunate to even have a job. The value of currency in East Timor was 17,000 rupiahs to 1 Dollar when I was there in 2001. I've given dollars to children and fistfights would break-out because their family could live for a week on that amount. So in terms of the dollar, which they recently switched to, they make "crap" to you or me in America but in their country pennies per hour of work is sufficient to live on, so you should think about this from their perspective not yours. If they were paid relative to what we make the whole country would be millionaires in a week and then nobody would work and they would be right back to where they were 5 years ago with rampant inflation leading to another cycle of poverty.
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that the philippinos have a raw deal.  seems to me you guys have been manipulated by the elites who took turns to mess up a beautiful country.  the government is like a musical chair game.  it's a pity. there was a time when The Phillipines was the most advanced country in South East Asia.
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THREAT TO LOCAL SMALL SCALE INDUSTRY AND EVEN BIG UNITS\nMORE FOREIGN EXCHANGE OUTGO IF PEOPLE LOVE FOREIGN GOODS\nTHREAT TO CULTIVATION AND UN REMUNERATIVE PRICES AND THE GENERIC SEEDS MAY NOT SPROUT AT ALL\nLOSS OF JOBS AND UNEMPLOYMENT\nDICTATION DOMINATION BY THE GLOBAL PLAYERS AND COMPLETE CHAOS AND EXTINCTION OF DEMOCRACY AND ELECTED GOVT
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Peter W. the way you talks sucks. Everybody have the right to have his/her own opinion, but you also have to RESPECT others or it is a big or small, rich or pore country and IF.... you can't do that, than you sucks! \nBye the way you have to get the facts clear. Taiwan was first in the UN, not China, Taiwan gave a lot of money to indonesia. Maybe much more than the US if you look to the %  , but Indonesia didn't metion or thank Taiwan like any other country afraid that China got angry.\nI'm not going into the details, because that would be a long story, but what hbj said is true. Hbj you also have to know that the main reason that Taiwan lost the veto seat because Shang Kai Shek and the KMT. They didn't want to share it with china. Now china got the seat and Taiwan has nothing. \nWhat Peter w. said about the government is also true. I live now 4 years in Taiwan and I can not say that I see much good in 4 years. Indeed they fight often. I'm neutral to al the parties, but I see that the main reason that the politics sucks is the KMT again. They always say no to everything what the government said and don't look or it could help the country. KMT is a very dirty party, with a very big ego and still can’t accept their defeat after 50 years of ruling Taiwan. In the 50 years they ruled Taiwan they HATED China. Everyone who said they want to go back to china or went to china went straight into jail. China was Bad, bad, bad. Now 6 years after they lost power they KISS china's *SS.!!!!!!!!! \nI agree with you that Taiwan deserve more respect from the rest of the world, but than Taiwan have to start first.\nFirst the politics most be taken serious, the second is: if Taiwanese are not interested in the other countries, why other countries should be interested in Taiwan. Why I say this is because when I see the Taiwanese news channels I can tell you that just 2% or 3% of it is foreign news and the rest is pure Local news with many, many political sh*t, sorry I say it this way, but it is.\nMany, many times they don't talk about the new law or political issues, but always making the other party (members) black ect. \nAnyway, after 4 years living in Taiwan, going into the Taiwanese live I figured out Taiwan cannot go back to china. Maybe they have a similar background, but Taiwan developed is own system, politics(good or bad), way of life, culture and have a democratic life. If they have to go back to china it will be the same as Taiwan have to go 50 years back in time.\nTaiwan should get more respect from the world, especially from the US. The US can not use a friend when needed and drop him when not needed.\nI wonder how the world would react if Taiwan had a lot of oil. I bet they would treat Taiwan much better. Do you think the US should attack Iraq if Kuwait didn’t have oil? I don’t think so! \nHBJ I’m sorry to say it, but it is all about money and there is a lot of money in China, so the world is not so interested in Taiwan anymore.....sad, but the truth.\nAnyway Taiwan has mine respect.
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I can't find anything for 2007 - have a look at the FIFA link below for 2 forthcoming friendlies in 2006. The other link is to the Indonesian football ferderation and may well have what you want (if you can read it - I can't!)
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Indonesia was killed? When did that happen? How do you kill a nation? Nations aren't alive, their populations are.
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Indonesia is a very lovely country. Its dreams are becoming true by introducing and implementing latest policies in the social and economic sectors.  It is moving fast towards real Islam that provides tangible and sound security of equalizm and human rights without discrimination irrespective of gender, religions and communities. Indonesians are very nice, kindhearted and trustworthy.
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great human philosophy..leave every problem behind the borders and then the problem doesn't exist anymore. when is this world gonna realise that we have global issues, and we all need to deal with them??\n\n(a dutch guy living in romania)
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I'm looking for that article but in the meantime....since puerto rico is a u.s.territory i'm pretty sure there will be some form of aid.  ofcourse thats only a bandaide to the problem and a longterm solution/plan will be necessary.  i hope the u.s. gov. will help relocate island families within the u.s.
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The western half of the island of New Guinea (the bit under Indonesian control) was a DUTCH colony.\n\nThe eastern half (the bit that was, in part, a German and British colony and from the early 20th century under Australian administration) is now the independent state of Papua New Guinea.\n\nI'm all for West Papuan Independence, unfortunately it doesn't seem to be high on 'The Wests' agenda.\n\nSadly, the Independence movement there is in for a long struggle - remember East Timor.
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The problem is that the Australian government is too intent on stabilising bilateral relations between Canberra and Jakarta. The East Timor crisis of 1999 is an example of how this relationship was severely strained by Australia's perceived 'meddling' in Indonesian Affairs. A very current issue that is kind of related is the granting of the Temporary Protection Visas to the 43 Papuan asylum seekers that were found on Australian shores in late January. Indonesia's reaction was swift and they recalled their ambassador thus quickly souring relations between the two countries. Over that issue, Indonesia and Australia discussed a treaty of some sort which Indonesia wanted Australia to sign saying that they would not meddle in Indonesian affairs. The truth is, neither country wants to mess up the bilateral relationship. Australia is at the moment struggling with its moral duty to protect those countries and provinces that are being denied basic rights and trying to balance good diplomatic relations with Indonesia. \nThis was kinda all over the place i know, but its kinda LONG to explain.
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No, I would not invest in Indonesian real estate because I do not know enough about this investment and it would be out of my control. We invest in local properties that we can manage ourselves in a market that we understand. Over the years, we have done quite well with this strategy.
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I agree...corruption is a serious problem...im from the worlds most corrupted country for the last 5 years..according to transperancy international..datz right..im from bangladesh!\n\nthe thing is...corruption can never ever be eliminated, it has been there from the earliest of civilizations, from the senators of the Roman Empire to the very present. All we can do is fight against it, as a united front. We have movements against AIDs, Millenium Development Goals to reduce poverty, fight aginst malaria, yet none of these wil ever be won if the fight agains corruption is not won....I cant suggest any clear cut solution dat can solve the prob, if i could, i wouldnt be sitting here...but i believe that if we..those who believe that it should be stopped (and theres a fair amount in our group i can tell u)..then we should take united actions against it....have protests, nationwide boycotts until the corrupted are brought down...it woulndt be easy..but if we all are united....we will definately not fall....