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Some transliterations between Wikipedia ID and Wikipedia EN are not so funny - some editors find it hard to understand I suspect - maybe -. cheers SatuSuro 11:51, 6 October 2007 (UTC)

[edit] Denials

The indiginous inhabitants (the Papuans, not the Javanese the government has been resettling since 1969) might have something different to say about your denial of an occupation. And its fun to see you invoking the USAs criminal actions as some kind of twisted defence - "but mum! ALL the kids are doing it!" - since Indonesia is only capable of doing these things because it is a client-state of the USA. LamontCranston 4:32, 25 January 2008 (UTC)

The nationalist not only does not disapprove of atrocities committed by his own side, but he has a remarkable capacity for not even hearing about them.
Indonesia never occupied Irian Jaya.
the Papuans might say otherwise.
But not all Papuans.
Indonesia, client state of USA? Well I bet the people here will tell you something VERY different!
Then they should look at who sells arms to Indonesia, whose corporations their government does so much to provide for (which includes violent suppression of Indonesian people), and who gives the orders when large scale military actions occur.
Source?
You need to come to the field to tell it accurately. Have you ever visit Irian Jaya?
You know perfectly well that foreigners are not allowed to visit Wes Papua, unless they work for the Freeport-McMoRan Mine (which is owned and operated by who? That's right, an American corporation)
Source?
I dare to say that foreigners provoked them to gain their independence, so they could control resources there more comfortably.
West Papuans ought to be free to make their choice, and if history is any indication then that choice would be total independence or some kind of strong territorial autonomy, as for resources as I have already pointed out the Americans already control the resources, a change in the governing of West Papua is the last thing they'd want because if the Papuans were in charge then they'd probably take a dim view on the mines pollution (my understanding is that their view is if the mine can be operated as cleanly as it would have to be in a first world nation then it can stay but if not then they want it shut down - while the Indonesian government lets the mine dump all its toxic waste and silt straight into the river system).
Lacking source.
But Indonesia is the country with great history that you'd never imagine. Our motto, Unity in Diversity, isn't for nothing. You know nothing about us.
Where is the unity in a central authority in Jakarta (appointed by the Americans) running everything by force? LamontCranston (talk) 01:54, 9 February 2008 (UTC)
Who has been appointed by the Americans? Again, lacking source.
Georginho (talk) 15:51, 3 May 2008 (UTC)