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Text your say: FPI leaders blocked
Your comments on hundreds of protesters blocking four senior leaders of the Islam Defenders Front (FPI) on Saturday at the Tjilik Riwut Airport in Palangkaraya, Central Kalimantan:Finally, people are getting tired of the FPI’s actions
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strong>Your comments on hundreds of protesters blocking four senior leaders of the Islam Defenders Front (FPI) on Saturday at the Tjilik Riwut Airport in Palangkaraya, Central Kalimantan:
Finally, people are getting tired of the FPI’s actions.
Sebastian Partogi
People have the right not to allow anyone in their backyard. The FPI has to respect that. It’s about time that the FPI learned how it feels to be on the other end of discrimination and without the backing of their protectors in Jakarta/Java.
Iriawan Kamal Thalib
Central Kalimantan people have the right to do what they think is good for them.
Rekiyono
What’s their intention exactly? Do they think that their religion is being threatened? Or do they want to threaten the other religions in Indonesia?
Dian Inggas
The more FPI, the bigger the chance of separatism.
Knut Hilingsted
Indonesia should be kept a diverse country.
Jose Christie
Well, it seems the Central Kalimantan’s locals have a no-nonsense approach when needed. I’d prefer a Dayak neighbor any day!
Ramon Mandas
Bogor, West Java
First, who were the hundreds of protesters? If the FPI is not against the regulations then those four senior leaders have the right to inaugurate the organization’s provincial branch office.
E. Nurdin
Jakarta
Well done! Other communities should have the same attitude to the menace.
Henry Manoe
Kupang
Hats off to the Dayak people! Power belongs to the people! I hope the President, the police, and the attorney generals take notice and quit hiding from their responsibility to enforce the law.
Abu Ahmad
Surakarta, Central Java
What goes around comes around. The same people who are preventing Bogor Christians from worshipping at their own church now cry foul for not being welcomed by the Dayaks.
Acep
Bandung
Will more Indonesian heroes please step forward.
Faisal
Jakarta
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