What do you think about Papua region as an Indonesian territorial?
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Sure,\nLook at Pepera (Referendum in Papua's) on 1963. Majority people of Papua (as we know before call Irian Jaya or Irian Barat) vote to integration with Republic Indonesia.\nBut, now at Papua Indonesia government not be proporsional treatment in every sector.\nI think democracy let be play on this country, papua including indonesian territory or build own country, papua's people was decide
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I dont know alotta about those Islanders but we N8tives can kick some serious ass if we need too. Just look up the Oka crisis in wikipedia, there's a strong case right there. The governments mission all this time has been assimilation, and the fact that my people have been able to survive all this time is what amazes me.
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weh...aku pon tengah cari kerja kursus sejarah utk PMR..klu dah dapat idea sikit, share ngan aku jugak..ko pilih soalan no brapa?? aku kemerdekaan atau penubuhan UMNO..preety please
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Australia has an obligation under the 1967? (i think) UN Warsaw Human Rights agreement to allow asylum seekers into the country and thoroughly investigate their individual circumstances before deciding on their refugee status.  The feelings of the Indonesian people and / or Government should not stand in the way of our International (and humanitarian!) obligations.
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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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It is a fascinating region.  I'm sure that there are millions of good intellegent people there.  However too many people have been intellectually abused by opressive, radical religious zelots who have maintained vast populations in pathetic ignorance.  It takes centuries to develop a mind set that accepts xenophobia and the total inhalation of other nations as divine will. It is true that western countries have exploited the region for years, but so have the local kingdoms and the religious leaders.  It seems to be a worldwide practice to blame failed economies and societies on those who have achieved success.
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Timor Laste\nShinto\nChang Jiang... maybe\nVietnam, Laos & Cambodia\nMalaysia\nBangladesh\n1991\nMalaysia, Phillipines & Indonesia\n\nYeah... 10 point please!
131982
Australasia is the area that includes Australia, New Zealand, New Guinea, and the many smaller islands in the vicinity, most of which are the eastern part of Indonesia.
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Investing money to develop agricultural areas into industrial zones is good---partly though.\n\nFirst of all, the Philippines is an agricultural nation. Perhaps some agricultural areas should be developed, but not all. Since it is an agricultural nation, it derives its economy from agriculture. If  these areas will be developed into industrial zones, a good part of the economy will be crippled.\n\nSecond, people who depend on agriculture for a living will lost their jobs. If their skills are only limited to agriculture, where will they go once these areas are industrialized? \n\nLastly, and this is just my opinion, if agricultural areas will be turned into industrial zones, and considering that the money comes from Western countries, the Philippines will then have a debt of gratitude to these nations. Meaning, its government will do whatever these nations will tell them to do. Another form of colonization, eh?\n\nIndustrialization is not bad as long as it is done with responsibility---which I doubt the Philippine government has. Yeah, I am disillusioned. I'm a Filipino too.
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Bismarck Archipelago \nFiji \nNew Caledonia \nNew Guinea \nMaluku Islands \nSolomon Islands \nTorres Strait Islands \nVanuatu
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Umm... If you are looking at the region of Java in Indonesia, You would find them very friendly. Take away the political propaganda in the world and you will find people who are really kind and family orientated. They are traditional folk who like others and are very kind. THe javanese have a lifestyle of not killing their enemies because without them they wouldn't be in check like the Yin and Yang. Yin can not exist without the existence of Yang. This is similar in Bali and I am really pissed off that people still think indonesians are cold blooded killers. The majority of the people who are muslim are moderate muslims who don't want to hurt people. It's the chaotic extremist conservatives that are making things bad.\n\nPhilippine people are social, adaptable, flexible, and hard working. what makes a filipino unique is their ability to love others for who others are plus the social, adaptable, and flexible stuff. This is what makes them so successful in the field.\n\nI know this is only two areas that i know of. I hope i have adequately given you a good response.
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Many Indonesian can learn computer and many programs for cheap and easier. But still the computer price is expensive for most Indonesian people. And the software is using English which is not a common language that easy to learned/understood by most Indonesian.\n\nSo the effect for any software piracy in Indonesia is likely to blame Indonesia as a jerk country where all people seems like bad pirates.\n\nThere is no advantage whatsoever to Indonesia in software piracy. Anyhow it's another country job to put Indonesia in bad or worst economic situation, so they can take over the advantage on Indonesia in the near future.\n\nDO NOT forget other big five countries who are playing behind the Indonesia's economic scene in any aspect related. So this is a good time to explain that software piracy is very well done by other outside Indonesian and put all Indonesia into a trouble position in global economic establishment.
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http://www.jsps.go.jp/english/e-asia/ronpaku/ab/INDONESIA1.html\nhttp://www.searchanddiscovery.com/documents/mcclay/index.htm\nhttp://earthquake.usgs.gov/regional/world/indonesia/images/eq_density.gif\nhttp://earthquake.usgs.gov/eqcenter/recenteqsww/Maps/region/Australia.php\n\nGoogle that shiz yo!
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The islands have been known to be part of the Philippines Islands... and nobody cared. Now however, there is the possibility there maybe oil over there. Bringing China and Vietnam into the picture. In fact a few Filipinos actually lived there subsisting mostly by fishing. \n\nHistory has shown again and again that regardless of International Law, possession and power decides ownership. Witness Brunei, a possession of the Sultanate of Sulu and by extension the Philippines. This terrritory was rented in perpetuity by Great Britain for something like $30,000 Malaysian a year. The Philippines tried unsuccessfully to assert ownership thru the International Court. \n\nIf the pattern continues, then China will most likely prevail, unless the Philippines could creatively checkmate it.
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While Burma still far from economic world, they will stay distant from democracy (or what we call about it). There is no violent and neither aggressive government there, not like in MiddleEast and Center Africa. \n\nEverything here has its own time. Politics is dinamic and moved where money flows. Let tehm discover uranium or pretroleum and you will see everything change. \n\nThere is hope. Timor had its liberty and still trying to kkeep it (of course was diferent case), but world and government is changing.
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I'm from fiji and my country can be located in melanesia just east of indonesia. We are a very dark-skinned race with tightly curled hair and resemble Africans. It's in the pacific ocean... :)
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Indonesia is on the boundary of the Asian Plate and the Indian-Austrailian Plate. This boundary is a transform fault (or a strike-slip fault). It is roughly the same type of fault as the San Andreas Fault in Califormia. Java just happened to be where the focal point of the earthquake occurred. It was an unlucky event for them.