34 Comments on “Dedi Mulyadi”
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tomaculum Says:
August 17th, 2008 at 7:03 pmAluang,
“Having a Bule as spouse do not give you the licence to disrespect your fellow Indonesian.”
Having brown skin do not give you the licence to do as if you are the only right one browny to satisfy some brown unwitty clowns.
Have any respect.
Btw: It wasn’t the language I didn’t understand, but the content of his gibberish. -
Cukurungan Says:
August 19th, 2008 at 3:22 pmQuite frankly I sometimes wonder how Indonesia would look like if the Dutch would still be in charge. Probably not perfect, but from a managerial standpoint surely a lot better than it is now. This is not meant as sarcasm.
O.K. I’m ready for some heavy nationalistic counter-attack.
Brother please do not exaggerate the matter, look at yourself, if we are still under Dutch, no one will acknowledge your reputation as the world class cowboy kuta, instead of you will be considered by Dutch only as an ordinary labor with regular job to clean-up bottom side of the Dutch obese ladies.
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David Says:
August 21st, 2008 at 9:27 pmDedi updates, a few days ago there was a story that some obscure Muslim “forum” reported Dedi to the police, but the police refused to file the report, viewing it as a time-waster. liputan6
Now though it seems the police are investigating, the case is to be handled by West Java police, not local, city police, and they’ve confiscated a recording of Dedi’s speech as evidence. okezone
Then there was another report yesterday with the MUI leader in Purwakarta saying Dedi suffered from liberalism, pluralism, and secularism and these things were haram and he hoped Dedi would be punished. antara
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Rob Says:
August 22nd, 2008 at 4:58 pmSeriously, what was this bloke thinking?
How did he expect that this little musing of his comparing the Qur’an to a musical instrument was going to be taken by his Muslim brothers at the MUI?
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