Adi Lazuardi, Jakarta – It is predicted that the authority provided to the State Intelligence Agency (BIN) under the draft intelligence law could give rise to new rivalry between the national police, particularly in anti-terrorism projects.
Terrorism & Religious Extremism
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April 2011
October 2010
Man: Catching an eel is harder than catching a terrorist, yeah Mr?
Kid: Just shoot ‘em on sight!
May 2010
1st Man: Now we’re free from terrorism
2nd Man: Free? Are you kidding?
March 2010
After years of relative peace, analysts and ordinary Indonesian’s alike were shocked by the discovery of a paramilitary training camp in the mountainous regions of Aceh Besar allegedly linked to Jemaah Islamiyah.
September 2009
Waiter: Today’s special includes terror omelette, terror pindang, fried egg terror, terror pancake, tofu terror, crusty eggs ala terror, drinks include sutemaja, honey and ginger milk terror...
August 2009
1st Man: Wow, the drama of an assault on terrorist suspects... can now become a TV show.
2nd Man: When will it be able to show guidance as well?
July 2009
Waiter: Barbequed swine flu a la terrorism...
1st Man: It’s time for us to unite to fight against terrorism!
2nd Man: And not short-lived enthusiasm.
May 2007
Banda Aceh – The Acehnese People’s Party (PRA), the first local political party to be established in Aceh, is appealing to the public to remain calm and not be provoked by the by the recent string of grenade and bomb attacks on the homes of Free Aceh Movement (GAM) leaders and regional government officials in Aceh.
November 2005
Anton Aliabbas, Jakarta – The plan by the National Intelligence Agency (BIN) to infiltrate radical Islamic groups to prevent terrorism could create public unrest. The plan will also cause a sense of mistrust in society.




