Whilst the moderates bemoan the fact that there is little to no social security in the country, it would appear now wouldn't it that the
"HardLiners" (yang keras)
feel that additional "therapy" is required for some of "us."
(The strawberry jam penalty)

Additionly, I pointed out to a Federal Agent friend that the port into Bali from Jawa is virtually insecure
(@ least from the perspective of a lay person such as mySelf)
& his belated reply was simply:
"Yes, we know."

Individuals who prefer political correctness & "war games" with kopussus over the security of those "good people" from Australia who for reasons perhaps that

*GodO*

alone knows, are very likely to get caught up in another attack, as the hard liners continue on their *Jihad* 2 rid Bali of what they refer to as

"Anjing Najis" or dogsh!t,

which if touched, and this is the real point from their point of view, makes U unfit for prayer,
r worthy of contempt in my view.

My friends in the local Banyuwangi constabularly though have been very considerate and provided us with a "free" armed escort last ferry crossing, after an earlier episode where the "Balinese" port police refused to assist after we were robbed on a local bus, full of illegal kayu jati (teak) logs & boxes piled to the roof.

...Adam...

You sure know how to get their "gander up" Ifran. 223 posts and counting! gan·der
QUOTE:-
gan·der [gándər]
(plural gan·ders)
n
1. male goose: an adult male goose. See also goose n.2

2. offensive term: an offensive term for somebody who is thought to be unserious and frivolous (informal insult)

3. look: a look or glance at somebody or something (informal)

[Old English gandra . Ultimately from an Indo-European word meaning “goose” that is also the ancestor of English goose, gannet, and gunsel.]
Encarta ® World English Dictionary © & (P) 1998-2004 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.

YES, It is meaning 2/ I find apt for this Discussion.
And they take you so seriously.