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One of Indonesia’s closest neighbors, Malaysia, has just witnessed the inauguration of Najib Razak as the country’s sixth prime minister. Speaking in an interview with  Indonesian journalists, including  The Jakarta Post’s Primastuti Handayani, at his office in Putrajaya, outside Kuala Lumpur, Razak highlighted the importance of improving the love-hate ties between the two countries. The following are excerpts from the interview.

Question: How do you see the economic relationship between Indonesia and Malaysia, especially during a global economic crisis like this?

Answer: We are currently focusing on the investment and integration of the two countries’ economies. We will advance bilateral ties both ways. We welcome Indonesian investment in Malaysia, such as in the hotel industry like the Sheraton Imperial and Westin Langkawi, while Indonesia has also welcomed Malaysian investment, especially in oil palm plantations.

We also have a strategic investment, especially in power plants. For example, the Bakun [hydroelectric] power plant [on the Balui River, Sarawak, Malaysia]: The power plant is expected to supply power to the Malaysia peninsula and also to Kalimantan. It will have a large impact [on the economy]...There has been a feasibility study on building a bridge connecting Sumatra  and Malacca by the
private sector.The global economic crisis has also hit both Malaysia and Indonesia. The Malaysian government plans to inject a financial stimulus [worth US$16.2 billion] to stimulate domestic demand.

How bad is the impact of the crisis on Indonesian migrant workers?

Malaysia is willing to discuss migrant workers with Indonesia because it’s an important issue for both countries. Many Malaysian employers are no longer able to afford Indonesian workers. Many in the private sector have expressed hope that they will not have to lay the workers off. We hope the incentives given by the government will help the private sector not to lay off the Indonesian workers. I talked to President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono two nights ago about the condition and he understood [the issue] well.We will not tolerate Malaysian employers who abuse their Indonesian maids. We must respect workers’ rights.

How about the security cooperation between Malaysia and its neighbors?

On the external front, we don’t really have threats. Internally, there are some militant groups, but we have managed to curb them. If there is a militant leader from Indonesia, we can also monitor him well. The last case was Abu Bakar Baashir, who recruited Malaysians like Noordin Moh. Top and Azahari. But that’s not a good example.There should also be a better arrangement among countries in the Malacca Strait to deal with rampant piracy in the area.

The transition of power from Abdullah Badawi to yourself went smoothly, although you face tough challenges such as internal ethnic conflicts and an economic recession. How do you deal with it?

My priority is to implement

“One Malaysia, people first, performance now”.“One Malaysia” emphasizes mutual respect and trust. The feeling of trust with one another should be built consciously, to create national unity. There should be no group that feels left behind in the process. It doesn’t mean we will erase the affirmative action overnight.“People first” means we are not an elitist government. The government should not be pro big corporations. There should be less formality and no red carpet.“Performance now” means the people want to see our immediate actions.

Has democratization in Indonesia been a major influence on Malaysia?

Both countries have different political systems. In the long run, there should be a political discourse, a dialogue to see development in Malaysia and Indonesia.Democracy in Indonesia has leaped far from the previously controlled system to a free, or too free, system and there has been a move to bring it back under control.
Democracy in Malaysia is shown by freedom with responsibility… [or else] it can become anarchy.For example, the move to supervise the ISA [Internal Security Act] to create civil liberty … I have released 13 detainees charged with the ISA, to show the government has put forward civil liberty.

How would  you deal with the relationship of our two countries, a relationship that is like that of siblings often embroiled in dispute?

We must improve the level of comfort between Indonesia and Malaysia.It doesn’t apply only on the top level between the two countries’ leaders, between Pak SBY and me, or back then between Pak JK [Vice President Jusuf Kalla] and me, but also with other groups, including the media, to support me as a
Malaysian leader.I hope the message can be accepted by different groups in Indonesia. Sometimes the media have been provocative in covering issues between the two countries.We should not be in negative competition. We must see the glory of Malaysia means.Indonesia’s glory too, and vice versa. By assisting each other, both countries will get positive aspects from the relationship.

Malaysian leaders have good ties with Indonesian leaders like SBY, JK and former president Megawati Soekarnoputri. What would the relationship be like if Indonesia had a new leader?

There should be a continuation in the relationship between both countries.We must understand that Indonesia plays a very important role for Malaysia, and it is not just because of strategic considerations. Indonesia and Malaysia have similarities in culture, religion and emotions.

It’s difficult to separate the two countries.

Get ready to vote tomorrow : Kampanye Damai Pemilu Indonesia 2009

Resource : TheJakartaPost

The open election campaign period has come to an end, and now we enter the cooling-off period. It’s time for voters to think and make an informed decision. The voters have to decide their choice on 9 April 2009.

The past three weeks of open campaigning proceeded peacefully. No blood was shed, and no skirmishes between supporters of political parties were reported. Reports have it that open campaigning this time was less festive and drew fewer crowds than in the previous elections. Many people came to the campaign rallies for the free ride, free meals and, most importantly, free entertainment by famous musicians and bands that they could otherwise not afford to attend.

These positive facts indicate that our people have gained a better political awareness than before, and are becoming more rational in their allegiance to political parties and leaders. The three weeks of open campaigning also showed us that only a handful of political parties – out of 38 parties (44 in Aceh) – made any significant impression on the people and made their voices heard. According to some surveys, less than 10 parties will pass the 2.5 percent legislative threshold to be able to send their representatives to the House of Representatives in Senayan. It’s good for our democracy, to streamline the number of parties and to make the governing more effective.

On this positive note, we use this opportunity to take stock of what remains to be done in the next few days to make our legislative elections another success story. The most pressing issue is the shoddy preparation for the April 9 balloting day. Elections commissions in some regencies and municipalities have asked for more ballots to replace what they claim are damaged ballots. Worse, some regencies have not received ballots altogether, including some in Maluku.

We hope the General Elections Commission (KPU) will prepare emergency measures in case the ballots do not reach certain areas on time. It should be flexible enough to move back the date of balloting day for those areas.

The voter lists are also problematic. While some parties have pointed to lists that feature “ghost” voters, some have also pointed out that many of their constituents are not on the official lists. We recognize the KPU has made several changes to the voter lists. However, as we don’t have a reliable national registry for our citizens, the existing voter lists can still create problems in the future, especially from the losing parties. The best way for the KPU to handle this issue of tampered voter lists is to report the results of the elections as transparently as possible, and show the public in a credible way that its system does not allow for any “ghost” voters to cast ballots.

The next issue is security. Although the three weeks of open campaigning were relatively peaceful – thanks to the police and political parties and their supporters – we need to raise the issue of the worsening security situation in Aceh.

Aceh needs special attention. A number of people have been shot dead, with most of the shootings reportedly related to the elections. Hatred and prejudice still run deep between members of the Indonesian Military and former rebels now governing the territory and contesting the elections through local parties.

We hope the police can improve the security situation ahead of the elections and on polling day, especially in Aceh, so that people can cast their ballots without any pressure or fear.

Good Luck to my brother who is one of the candidate for legislative elections and I always support Kampanye Damai Pemilu Indonesia 2009.

In October last year, President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono signed the highly controversial porn bill into law amid protests by Bali, other provinces and scores of civil society groups. The porn law itself remains a sensitive issue among Balinese and the provincial government who continue to voice their objections to the law. Opposition parties took jabs, ensuring the pornography law issue will become a central theme in legislative election. Hope they can really campaign in peace to support our Kampanye Damai Pemilu Indonesia 2009.

Be proportional. Since the early debate of the pornography law in 2006, I was already of the view that such legislation was needed, as pornographic blog, DVDs and magazines were easily accessible to teenagers. This was dangerous, as it might have stimulated them to be sexually active.

However, it should be clarified and affirmed that the definition of “pornography” cannot be translated to include our local traditions that have existed for hundred of years – even before the establishment of the Republic of Indonesia with its motto “unity in diversity”, nor, for example, should it include women wearing bikinis or ballet clothes. If we deem such cases pornography, it is because our own minds are pornographic.

Only irresponsible men deny moral law formation. They only think about their own freedom, and do not think about the safety of the common people.

I don't know whether sexy artist blog also consider as pornographic blog but I love to vist few Indonesian Sexy artist blog such as 10 Top Artis Indonesia Terseksi, Indonesia Sexy Celebrity Blog and Artis Cantik Indonesia.

~THANK YOU~

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Detail Kampanye Damai Pemilu Indonesia 2009 contest

As I’ve informed on previoustly post about  my local SEO contes, and after reviewed the polls result, I decided to begin the contest for  3 months, starting from 1st February 2009 and will be end on 1st May 2009 (00:00 GMT+7 / 00:00 WIB).

And I have increased the total of PRIZES for Kampanye Damai Pemilu Indonesia 2009 contest as the giveaway of this competition  becoming more than $500.
The Prizes for the competition are as follows:
1st Prize: Rp 5.000.000 +  16Gb USB drive
2nd Prize: Rp 2.000.000 +  8 Gb USB drive
3rd Prize: Rp 1.000.000 +  8 Gb USB drive
4th Prize:  8 Gb USB drive
5th Prize: 8 Gb USB drive
6th Prize: 4 Gb USB drive
7th Prize: 4 Gb USB drive
8th Prize: 4 Gb USB drive
9th Prize: 4 Gb USB drive
10th Prize: 4 Gb USB drive

And the rules for the Kampanye Damai Pemilu Indonesia 2009 competition is ?
NO RULES
Please don’t laugh after knowing I haven’t make the rules. There are some reason I decided it. One of the reason is: Does Google make rules/guidelines how to be top 10 in Google? NO, right?
SEO is fun,  why I should make the rules for something that you have to enjoy.
You don’t need to put my pic to your post LOL :p.
You don’t need to put any banner to your website.
You don’t need to put any link/backlink to your website.

What is the target keywords for the Kampanye Damai Pemilu Indonesia 2009 contest?
I’ve chosen keyword you need to optimize for:

Kampanye Damai Pemilu Indonesia 2009

How will I determine the winner for the Kampanye Damai Pemilu Indonesia 2009 contest?
On 1st May 2009, I’ll check on http://www.google.co.id with above keywords and for those whose websites appear on top 10 result will be choosen as the 1st to 10th  winner.


Who can join this Kampanye Damai Pemilu Indonesia 2009 contest ?
Anybody can join this contest (individual, team or organization), with any kinds of website engine (CMS, framework, custom site, etc), for any websites with or without having PageRank. Content in Bahasa Indonesia and English are welcome.

How to register Kampanye Damai Pemilu Indonesia 2009 contest?
Follow this register form, and fill your detail information.

The real battles is out there and so prepare your secret weapon (your unique content) start from now !.
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