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URGENT APPEAL: 11 Political Prisoners in Tantui Ambon, 30 Political Prisoners Polres Ambon REF: UAM 13/ 07 NAME: 11 Political Prisoners in Tantui Ambon, 30 Political Prisoners Polres Ambon. VIOLATIONS: Unfair and inhumane detention. RECOMMENDED ACTION: Please copy the letter below the background information or write in your own words and send it to: Mr. Ban Ki-moon Secretary General of the United Nations ecu@un.org AND Cc: indonesia2@un.int; nyv-cdp@minbuza.nl; netherlands@un.int; presse.cabinet@consilium.eu.int; hflautre@europarl.eu.int; h.vbommel@tweedekamer.nl; redaktie@fkmcpr.nl OPTIONAL: PLEASE ALSO SEND APPEALS TO: Diplomatic Representatives of Indonesia in your country. Link to Indonesian Embassies worldwide http://www.embassyworld.com/embassy/indonesia1.htm The Foreign Minister of your country - WORLDWIDE Governments: http://www.library.northwestern.edu/govpub/resource/internat/foreign.html Please copy paste and send this appeal to your mailing lists. BACKGROUND Republik Maluku Selatan (the Moluccan Islands or Maluku) form an island group in the eastern part of present-day Indonesia. The Maluku (Moluccan) people, called Alifuru, are West-Melanesians (cf West Papua) and have occupied the islands since at least 1000 B.C. In the early 1600s, the Netherlands colonized the islands, beginning with the seizure of Ambon in 1605 and it ultimately seized all of the area of what is presently known as Indonesia. During World War II, the Dutch East Indies were seized and held by the Japanese forces from 1942 to 1945. However, the Maluku people maintained a continual war of resistance by what became known as the South Moluccan Brigade against the Japanese occupiers. In 1949 the Round Table Conference was held in the presence of The Dutch government, the Indonesian government and the UN. Agreements, which were to settle the handing over of power to the new United States of Indonesia (Republik Indonesia Serikat), were signed. The Agreements granted the Maluku people the right to determine their ultimate sovereignty: Maluku people were to have a choice whether to join with the new state Indonesia or to re-establish their historic independent status. The Round Table Agreements were violated within a year of signing. In response, the Maluku people on April 25, 1950, declared the Republic of South-Moluccas, comprising the historic islands of the Maluku people: Amboina, Buru, Seram, Kai, Tanimbar, and the adjoining islands. At this time, the Unitarian Indonesian State (Negara Kesatuan Republik Indonesia) did not yet formally exist. It did not become fully independent until August 17, 1950. Initially, Indonesian forces invaded the islands on July 13, 1950. A major invasion began on Ambon on September 25, 1950. This invasion cost the Indonesian forces 15,000 casualties before they were finally able to seize control of Ambon city. Indonesia has met all of the opposition with repression of human rights and wholesale decimation of the Moluccan islands and resources. Indonesia has relocated many Javanese into Maluku as part of a strategy to undermine the self-determination claim of the Maluku people. Finally, the Indonesian government carries out policies to break down the Moluccan culture. Since (the year) 2000 more than 400 RMS activists have been arrested in Indonesia for expressing their will to be independent. Their punishment varies from an imprisonment of several months up to 15 years. Currently more than 50 RMS activists are still in jail. The government of the South-Moluccan Republic (RMS) was a legitimate government and was wrongly overturned by the government of Indonesia. The Maluku people are entitled to the exercise of self-determination because this was explicitly granted to them by history and express agreement of the governments of the Netherlands and Indonesia. Moreover, it was acknowledged by the United Nations. ----------------------------------- Mr. Ban Ki-moon Secretary General of the United Nations ecu@un.org Dear Mr. Ban Ki-moon, I appeal to you to urge the Indonesian authorities to immediately and unconditionally release the Moluccan political prisoners. Thirty prisoners are currently held in the Polres Ambon Maluku and eleven of them are held in Tantui Ambon Maluku. They were all arrested for peacefully expressing their call for independence. The first group, consisting of seven people, was arrested on the 26th of June 2007 for making sixty RMS flags, which is banned by Indonesia. All of them sustain injuries to their bodies from beatings by the police. The Indonesian president, Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, visited Ambon at the National Family Day (Harganas). The flags were, allegedly, made to be raised during the president's visit. The other thirty-four political prisoners were arrested on and after the 29th of June 2007. These political prisoners performed a traditional Moluccan dance during Harganas which was attended by the Indonesian president and an international entourage. The dancers pulled an RMS flag out of a traditional drum after the performance. By performing this dance and showing the RMS flag, the dancers expressed their will to be independent. After the dance detachment 88, a special anti terror unit, arrested the dancers. The political prisoners are constantly interrogated, beaten and kept awake with cold water. On the 11th of July, 13 days after their arrest, their lawyers were granted access to visit them for the first time. All 41 are given dirty water and food not fit for consumption. The inhumane treatment of these 41 political prisoners, who were arrested for peacefully expressing their will to be independent, is of grave concern. I urge you to use your good offices: - to call on the Government of Indonesia to have all 41 Political prisoners, Names of Political Prisoners in Tantui Ambon Maluku 1. Aponno Agus 2. Batjeran Hermanus 3. Hendriks Semuel 4. Johanis Piter 5. Malawauw Daniel 6. Manuputty Berce 7. Saiya Arens 8. Sinay Elias 9. Tanate Alexander 10. Titahena Beny Names of Political Prisoners in Polres Ambon Maluku 1. Akihary Denny 2. Akihary Fredy 3. Hendriks Leonard 4. Litamahuputty Abner 5. Malawauw Alex 6. Malawauw Filip 7. Malawauw Hermanus (missing) 8. Radjawane Ferdinan 9. Rahayan Petrus 10. Riry Yeki 11. Riry Mersi 12. Saiya Marthe alias Boby 13. Saiya Ferjon 14. Saiya Yepta 15. Saiya Johan 16. Saiya Jordan 17. Saiya Stevie 18. Saiya Pieter 19. Saiya Abraham 20. Saiya Johnanis 21. Saiya Piter 22. Saiya Ruben 23. Sinay Josias 24. Sinay Melky 25. Sinay Jhony alias Jon 26. Sapakoly Jusuf 27. Tahapary Stevanus 28. Teterissa Johan 29. Tuapattinaya Reymon 30. Usmany Albert 31. Waas Ferdinand (village head of Hutumuri) released immediately and unconditionally as a sign of good faith towards the people of Maluku. - to request that all the political prisoners have immediate, on-going and regular access to the medical treatment they require. - to demand that the Government of Indonesia immediately directs the military to desist from human rights abuses in the province of Maluku and halt all military expansion and operations and as the government of Indonesia illegally occupies Maluku, it should withdraw its military forces immediately. The United Nations and the government of the Netherlands should carry out initiatives to restore the right to self-determination to the people of Maluku: the people of Maluku should be given the opportunity to reorganize their government in Maluku or, if it is their wish, to indicate by other means of free choice, their wishes for their governance. Yours sincerely Copies sent to H.E Mr. REZLAN ISHAR JENIE, Ambassador and Permanent Representative of the Republic of Indonesia to the United Nations indonesia2@un.int; H.E. FRANK A.M. MAJOOR, Ambassador of the Kingdom of the Netherlands to the United Nations, nyv-cdp@minbuza.nl; netherlands@un.int H.E. JAVIER SOLANA Secretary-General of the Council of the European Union presse.cabinet@consilium.eu.int Chairwoman Hélène FLAUTRE, Committee on Foreign Affairs, Subcommittee on Human Rights, European Parliament, hflautre@europarl.eu.int
http://www.disclose.tv/viewvideo/12325/ Bangalore, November 15 (ANI): A lunar probe from India\'s first unmanned moon mission Chandrayaan-1 has landed on the moon and started sending its first images, officials at the Indian Space Research Organisation or ISRO said on Friday. The Moon Impactor Probe or MIP detached itself from Chandrayaan-1 about 100 km from the moon\'s surface and crash-landed on the south pole of the moon at 10:01 a.m. EST, officials said in Bangalore. +++ Description copied from http://www.disclose.tv +++
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The Indian moon mission is not just about science; it is also about India's coming out party on the world stage having sealed the nuclear deal with the United States. In attempting to place the Indian flag on the moon's surface, if successful, it would make India just the fourth country in the world to have ever done so after Russia, America and Japan.
In August of 2003,Yu ZhengXian, What they call the "Minister of the Interior" of DPP authorities of area of Taiwan, landed on Zhongzhou Island，with the purpose of reaffirming the Sovereignty over the South Sea of China, and waved the flag of Blue Sky, White Sun, and a Wholly Red Earth(in Chinese:青天白日满地红/青天白日滿地紅). P.S.：Zhongzhou Island is a small atoll of the Spratly Islands, which nobody lives on.
A Canadian TV segment on Black Flag's then-recent gig in Toronto on possibly April 19 or July 30 of 1984 according to Dementlieu Punk Archive. http://www.dementlieu.com/users/obik/arc/blackflag/index.html The line up for this era is Henry Rollins singing, Greg Ginn on guitar, Kira Roessler on bass, and the Descendents' Bill Stevenson on drum. I got the information about the narrator wrong, but come on, I was born in Iowa in 1988. How could I possibly know? Still, thanks for the correction.
www.simonleachceramics.com Apologies for my noisy wheel ! the treadle part came undone and after tightening it back up again its developed a new noise !!!
Douglas deVlaming marks each Veterans Day with his own flag retirement ceremony. [Catriona Stuart | Times]
Sakura Taisen 3 OP as requested! Sources: http://mabimml.modev.jp/index.cgi?sep=4644 Original: Kohei Tanaka - Under the Imperial Flag Added buffering... and forgot to check if the song ghosts at the end or not. Have fun with Stewart's theme dear video watcher!
http://protectacow.typepad.com/prabhupada/ Conversations Prabhupada: Yes. Because in the material world, for the maintenance of equilibrium of the society, sometimes killing is necessary. Just like fight, war. When the enemy has come to your country, you cannot sit idly; you must fight. But that does not mean that you are allowed to kill everyone as you like. That is a special circumstances when fighting must be there. Therefore the ksatriyas are required to give protection. Like the government is keeping military, police, soldiers, that does not mean government is after killing only. That department will be utilized when there is necessity, not that government is meant for killing. Government has other departments also. But this is also maintained. If there is necessity, it should be utilized. So Krsna, when He is on the battlefield, that was a necessity. He has got two business. Paritranaya sadhunam vinasaya ca duskrtam. Those who are demons, those who are disturbing elements, they should be killed. And those who are honest and peaceful, they should be maintained. But because it is material world, the world of duality, there are good and evil, so you have to curb down the evil. Sometimes force is required. So that killing is not bad. When the enemy is aggressive and you are killing, that killing and poor animal who is supplying milk... You are drinking milk, your mother, and you are killing. This killing and that killing is not the same thing. According to Vedic civilization the cow is to be given special protection. Why it is recommended for the cow? It does not say of other animal. When animal killing is required according to Vedic civilization, those who are meat-eaters, they are allowed to kill some insignificant animal like deer, goat, pigs. It is for the animal eaters, not for all. But if one is bent upon... And there are persons, they want meat-eating. So for them these unimportant animals are recommended. But cow is very important animal. You get from its milk so many nutritious food. So apart from religious sentiment, from economic point of view, cow-killing is not good. And from moral point of view it is not good because you drink cow's milk, so cow is your mother. According to Vedic civilization, there are seven mothers. adau-mata guroh patni brahmani raja-patnika dhenur dhatri tatha prthvi sapta eta matarah smrtah Adau-mata, real mother, and guru-patni, the wife of guru or teacher, she is also mother 'cause teacher is father. Adau-mata guroh patni brahmani, the wife of a brahmana. She is mother. Adau-mata guroh patni brahm..., raja-patnika, the queen, the wife of the king. She is mother. And then cow is mother because you are drinking her milk. Adau-mata guroh patni brahmani raja-patnika, dhenur dhatri, nurse. Nurse is also mother because you suck the breast of the nurse. Therefore according to Vedic civilization, there are seven mothers. So you cannot kill your mother. That is not very good philosophy. And who can deny, "The cow is not mother"? Who has got this audacity? You are drinking milk in the very morning. Christ says, "Thou shall not kill?--wholesale killing stop." And the Vedic literature is little liberal. It does not say, "Thou shall not kill," but, "You shall not kill at least cow." But the wholesale stop is not possible. The Vedic wisdom knows that. But you shall not kill at least cow. That is civilization. And the Christians are maintaining thousands of slaughterhouse. Is that very good proposal? 750624gc.la
The Sukhoi Su-15 (NATO reporting name Flagon) was a twin-engined interceptor aircraft developed by the Soviet Union in the 1960s to replace the Sukhoi Su-11. 'Flagon' had good speed and rate of climb. Take-off and landing speeds were comparatively high, with a take-off speed of 247 mph (395 km/h) for early delta-winged 'Flagon-A's and 231 mph (370 km/h) for the larger-winged 'Flagon-F.' While the controls were responsive and precise, the aircraft was unforgiving of pilot error. Despite its powerful radar, the 'Flagon,' like most Soviet interceptors before the late 1980s, was heavily dependent on ground control interception (GCI), with aircraft vectored onto targets by ground radar stations. It was fitted with the Lazur-S datalink system, which transmitted instructions to the pilot to accomplish the interception. The later Su-15TM had a Vozdukh-1M datalink and SAU-58 (sistema automaticheskogo upravleniya, automatic control system) capable of carrying out completely automatic, 'hands-off' interceptions. Primary armament of the Su-15 was the R-8 (later R-98) air-to-air missile (AA-3 'Anab'). Early models carried two missiles, but 'Flagon-D' and later versions could carry four. Like most Soviet missiles, the R-98 was made in both infrared and semi-active radar homing versions, and standard practice was to carry the weapons in pairs to give the greatest chance of a successful hit. Later 'Flagon-F' models often carried two R-98s and one or two pairs of short-range R-60 (AA-8 'Aphid') missiles. The R-23 (AA-7 'Apex') medium-range missile, shared with the MiG-23, was also an option in place of the R-98. Late-model 'Flagons' also sometimes carried a pair of UPK-23-250 23 mm gun pods on the fuselage pylons, each containing a two-barrel GSh-23L cannon (similar to that used by the MiG-21 and MiG-23). As one of the V-PVO's principal interceptors, the Su-15 was involved in a number of incidents with foreign aircraft. One such attack was in 1978, when Korean Air Flight 902 was attacked over Murmansk by a PVO Su-15. Although the civilian aircraft survived the missile hit, two passengers were killed, and the damaged plane subsequently made a forced landing on a frozen lake. In 1981 a Baku, Azerbaijan-based Su-15 deliberately rammed an Iranian Canadair CL-44 after it strayed into Soviet airspace. More notorious was the Korean Air Flight 007 incident in 1983, when a Korean Boeing 747 was shot down by a Su-15TM based on Sakhalin, killing all 246 passengers and 23 crew. Although it was produced in large numbers (1,290 of all types), the Su-15, like other highly sensitive Soviet aircraft, was never exported to the Warsaw Pact or any other country. Some Su-15 were deployed in Egypt in 1972 but were used with Soviet crews. In Russia, the Su-15 was abruptly retired in 1993 to comply with the Treaty on Conventional Armed Forces in Europe. Most were hastily scrapped in favour of more advanced interceptors, including the Su-27 'Flanker' and MiG-31 'Foxhound.' In the Ukraine the last Su-15s (at Kramatorsk and Belbek) were withdrawn from use in 1996.
Red flag by Billy Talent preformed by TickToc....
India became only the 4th nation to scale this historic milestone after a Moon Impact Probe landed on the lunar surface
put 'em up hoist 'em up fly o fly to the people fly o fly to the nation fly o fly as a sybbol fly o fly to the sky o transit give us a chance to represent the true people of this land show the world that you care about a nation lost in its own lands i tell u about fly.. why is it hard to raise a flag on a bridge? or is is some kind of attempt at segregation? my brethren i say let us hoist the flag up!!! the black white and red ma pango ma whero ka oti ai t mahi!!!
www.simonleachceramics.com I know we did this the other day ! but this might be a little clearer.
Dexter Carter Flag Incident FSU, Miami, Florida State
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Me, Bluefire, Jesse Peace, and Beast playing MLG playlist against some foreign gamebattles team. This video shows good communication and tactics, although it's not perfect, it's definitely a great reference to 99.9% of people out there. This video is brought to you by Generals Give Back. http://www.bungie.net/fanclub/genaralsgiveback/Group/GroupHome.aspx
Here you got one of the proofs that we were on moon
The Radio Show _6_16_08-False Flag on Pakistan Border p3.flv