Potential Indonesian presidential candidate lays flowers at MacDonald House bomb site
Published on Mar 25, 2014
12:34 PM
12:34 PM
babe • 15 hours ago
Just wonder why is there a need to bring out this part of the history
that has been long forgotten – that will not help to foster the bilateral
relationship of the 2 Nations and instead cause antagonism to people on both sides.
that has been long forgotten – that will not help to foster the bilateral
relationship of the 2 Nations and instead cause antagonism to people on both sides.
Conflict and violence are not something that is worth celebrating. Friendship, relationship and cooperation are values that are worth
fostering.
fostering.
Is there something Indonesia want to convey?
If there is, then the real issue should be convey in a foright manner – so that they can be address appropriately.
babe babe • 15 hours ago
Unless this is an election gimmick to score political points and to muster political support.
But this is not a healthy method to secure political support.
Focusing on how politicians can help to improve the lives of their own people will be a more positive approach rather than focusing in antagonising your neighbours to score political points which is a negative approach and will not help in bilateral relationship.
babe babe • 15 hours ago
People to people relationships between SIngaporeans and Indonesians are good and healthy.
Why introduce historical painful past about violence, confrontation and conflict - that will hurt such relationships when things are going well and when both Singapore and Indonesia are part of Asean community that promote mutual Economic interests and political friendships?
P Senitro babe • 16 hours ago Couldn't agree more, babe....
There are more usefull things they can do back home... We call this kind of gesture 'cari muka'...
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