The Story of Musa

A. G. Maisey · 21st November 2007, 03:25 AM

Kai, as I said, this is a true story, and I happen to know all the people involved.

I am not prepared to comment on this particular matter,I just wanted to tell the story and open a window on Indonesia that is often covered.My reasons for doing so here are that by understanding a society better, it assists in understanding the culture of that society, and the people who comprise it.

I have seen similar situations to this repeated a number of times in Indonesia.

I am not prepared to moralise, nor to affix blame. In my experience all the people involved in these situations only act as circumstances permit.

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21st November 2007, 03:25 AM	#3
A. G. Maisey Member Join Date: May 2006 Posts: 6,992	Kai, as I said, this is a true story, and I happen to know all the people involved. I am not prepared to comment on this particular matter,I just wanted to tell the story and open a window on Indonesia that is often covered.My reasons for doing so here are that by understanding a society better, it assists in understanding the culture of that society, and the people who comprise it. I have seen similar situations to this repeated a number of times in Indonesia. I am not prepared to moralise, nor to affix blame. In my experience all the people involved in these situations only act as circumstances permit.