‘Greenpeace – Stooge of the Infidels!’ Latest Jakarta IslamoNazi Rant
Indonesia’s IslamoNazis have declared war on Greenpeace!
The self-styled Defenders of Islam (FPI) Jakarta gauleiter, Habib Salim Alatas, demanded yesterday that the Government expel the environmentalist outfit or the white-shirt fanatics themselves would ‘take stern measures!
This latest threat to Greenpeace echoes the action last month by the FBR (Betawi Brotherhood Forum) reported on RRA 15th July http://rossrightangle.wordpress.com/2011/07/15/greenpeace-fbr-inul-turf-wars-and-corruption-2/ and suggests that powerful forces are motivating these gangster groups against the NGO.
According to Metrotvnews.com / 8). Alatas claims that the ‘FPI had received many reports from people and organizations about the doings of Greenpeace. He says that three sins have been committed.’
And what might these be, we all ask, mystified that a group ostensibly concerned with Islam is suddenly at war with Greenpeace.
‘First, the presence of Greenpeace in Jakarta as an NGO is illegal because it failed to register with the police.
‘Second, Greenpeace often lies with fake data and uses that data to vilify Indonesia abroad.
‘Third, Greenpeace is financing illicit activities supported by grants from the Dutch state lottery funds. This evidence is irrefutable, says the gauleiter, and can be seen on the environmentalist’ own website.
The basis of this latter ‘sin’ is apparently grants given by the Dutch Postcode Lottery, equivalent to 2.25 million pounds sterling in 2010.
“It’s haram money, gambling money,” said the FPI bigot leader, adding they’d expel Greenpeace from Jakarta, quoting Red China, Canada and New Zealand as examples Indonesia should follow.”Greenpeace is nothing more than a stooge of foreign countries, countries of infidels.”
Greenpeace has upset sectors of the business community with its campaigns against deforestation etc.
http://www.insideindonesia.org/feature/taking-action-in-the-provinces-18071466
One has to ask if that’s what’s stirring things up. Commerce and crime are not invariably connected in this, as in other countries.
As for me, I am not a natural supporter of Greenpeace, disliking its ‘occupations’ and other civil disobedience campaigns in the UK and elsewhere, but if these creeps are out to get them, the greenies can count on me to speak up for their right to hold and express their opinions.
wanderer are discussing. 
wanderer 2:41 am on August 4, 2011 Permalink |
This FPI and that FBR are not good for Jakarta.
I know very little info about Greenpeace but it is not violent, is it? FPI and FBR are violent and violence is against the law.
It is also not good that Fauzi Bowo, who is Governor for all Jakarta, is very friendly with gangs.
Has he no shame for this? It makes a bad reputation of our city.
ross1948 2:59 am on August 4, 2011 Permalink |
Good morning, Wanderer.
You are quite correct, and the continuing FBR gang-fighting in Depok/South Jakarta MUST be an embarrassment to the Governor after his attendance at their anniversary rally.
Nice to see you’re back commenting.
My apologies if your comment was delayed, but there is some gemlin in the works today, can’t get anything new posted, just comments and not all of those.
An American reader has told me that when she opened up our blog, a bunch of viruses popped out.
So maybe we are under attack from all those unpleasant people who don’t like to hear unpalatable truths.
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