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Interest in Cilacap Changes
Feb 19th, 2009 at 10:36pm
 
I am one of the prospective members in the legislative Indonesian elections in april 2009. I nominated as members of the DPRD Cilacap district by United Development Party (Partai Persatuan Pembangunan).

Cilacap district, located in the north ocean Indies with as many resources likely to be more forward from the current. It needs leaders who dare to make changes in the level of policy determination. As a region that has a source of oil and tourism locations, Cilacap will be better if managed optimally.

Thank's for your concern. Exclaim
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Reply #1 - Feb 19th, 2009 at 10:45pm
 
What is your name?
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Reply #2 - Feb 19th, 2009 at 10:56pm
 
My name; Abdal Malik

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Reply #3 - Feb 20th, 2009 at 7:03am
 
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I am one of the prospective members in the legislative Indonesian elections in april 2009. I nominated as members of the DPRD Cilacap district by United Development Party (Partai Persatuan Pembangunan).


http://www.indonesiamatters.com/487/partai-persatuan-pembangunan-conference/
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Reply #4 - Feb 20th, 2009 at 10:43pm
 
Thanks. I was just asking because I was concerned this might be spam.

Can you give us a basic intro to your policies and what you would like changed?
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Reply #5 - Feb 21st, 2009 at 2:43am
 
I always wonder what Asians want to do with such a violent concept such as Islam. Asians in general are usually a very peaceful race of people, otherwise they would not have survived so well.

Islam is Arabic. It is merely a reflection of a dirty violent race of people who know no other way but war. They are basically a useless race of people who have not survived very well over the course of time.
Arabs fail in most of their endevours, and it's only by the sheer fluke of being born in an oil rich land coupled with the benevolence of the western victors of all wars which has seen them survive and progress to be the warlord continuum terrorists that we see tody.
Asian nations are being too easily bullied by a backwards Arabic concept and they are now themselves reflecting a backwardness and stupidity which has historically been  alien to them.

I hope your party fails dismally - as nature dictates it should do.




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Reply #6 - Feb 25th, 2009 at 7:46pm
 
Wow, Ammad, you have not travelled much I guess, because if you had, you would be less likely to make sweeping generalisations like that.

Before Islamism rose in the late 1970's, many arab nations were well travelled, and the locals were noted for their kindness, and hospitality.
Islam has been hijacked by the extremists, but most muslims are still, kind, hospitable people, in fact wherever you go in the world, if you present yourself openly, you are generally going to find the people welcoming, and friendly, because people are pretty much the same everywhere, they all are just living their lives as best they can, and trying to be happy, and achieve peace and prosperity for themselves, and their families.

If you really dislike people, then don't expect a warm welcome, anywhere.
Imagine how you would react, you meet one person who loves your country, and culture, and another who thinks you are all ignorant redneck hicks, and sheepshaggers, who will you respect, and offer hospitality to?
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Reply #7 - Feb 25th, 2009 at 10:06pm
 
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Wow, Ammad, you have not travelled much I guess, because if you had, you would be less likely to make sweeping generalisations like that.


Fair enough, it was obviously a fueled rant and I was going to delete it. I decided to leave it because I'm happy that I can spout emotional rants somewhere in this sterile quagmire of political correctness.

Yes I've heard first hand a few times about the hospitality of Arabic people, but no I haven't personally travelled to the mid-east. At one time I would've liked to, but nowadays I wouldn't go to an Islamic country and  I don't want them here until they can control their religion.

Whoever the initial poster was, real or fake, what has Indonesian politics got to do with us? And what has Islam got to do with us except for the fact that most of them want to convert us and some of them want to kill us?
Yes I do think that Arabic people are "in general" more barbaric than a lot other races - their religion and the way that they use it is just a reflection of their natural selves, not the other way around.i






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Reply #8 - Feb 27th, 2009 at 3:46pm
 
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Whoever the initial poster was, real or fake, what has Indonesian politics got to do with us? And what has Islam got to do with us except for the fact that most of them want to convert us and some of them want to kill us?


Some want to kill us, but Islam itself wants to destroy our society - put their own society in, and keep us around as slaves to do the work.

If that's ok with you - cool. It's not OK with me. And I'm not going to keep letting them plot and plan my destruction, especially mostly with my taxpayer dollars. Education is the most important thing - understanding what Islam truly is, and what it truly wants to do.

Which is destroy everything that the West is, and raise its own society in its place. Whether through violence, terror, or the stealth jihad by white anting western institutions - they are all different roads leading to the same goal. Our destruction.
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