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Reply #150 - Jan 18th, 2015 at 7:35am
 
Andrei.Hicks wrote on Jan 17th, 2015 at 7:29pm:
Nope I don't think anyone should be let go.

I think those two should die. The others should serve considerable time in jail.

Pretty much in sync with what the justice system has decide.



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Reply #151 - Jan 18th, 2015 at 7:49am
 
Yes, torture to death.
Muslim Indonesia is going to torture to death Australian citizens...

http://www.perthnow.com.au/news/world/grim-execution-awaits-bali-nine-australian...

One night, in 2008, in a remote area on the Indonesian island of Nusa Kambangan, Nigerian nationals Samuel Iwuchukwu Okoye and Hansen Antonious Nwaolisa were executed by firing squad after being sentenced to death for smuggling more than 3kg of heroin each.

Their execution took seven minutes, and the days leading up were punctuated by final meetings with families, medical check-ups and a lot of paperwork.
They each had to be measured, standing tall, for their coffins to be made to fit.

An account given in 2008 by Irish Catholic priest Charlie Burrows, who was present at the executions of Okoye and Nwaolisa, says their deaths were neither quick nor painless; that they were being tortured, “moaning again and again for seven minutes” as they slowly died.

“I think it is cruel, the torture,” he said at the time in testimony before Indonesia’s Constitutional Court.
Okoye and Nwaolisa had been strapped to crucifixes with inner-tubes. Black hoods were placed over their heads.

“It was simple: one, two, three, then ‘bang’,” Father Burrows said.
“The blood came out slowly; they were in pain. After 10 minutes, a doctor came to inspect them and pronounced them dead.”


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...with Andrew Chan now a Christian, having been mentored by the Salvation Army.;

http://christianitymalaysia.com/wp/mercy-andrew-chan/

This is a story written by Lennie Chua who used to work as a country manager for her company in Kuala Lumpur but quit her job to follow God’s leading into the prison ministry in Bali, Indonesia. She is also working part-time while serving God in Bali.

And Andrew is in charge of the church in prison and has been helping other inmates to know Christ. He is also completing his theology studies and plans to become a pastor if The Lord gives him a second chance.




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Reply #152 - Jan 18th, 2015 at 10:29am
 
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I'm not saying Indonesia is right or wrong regarding the death penalty, just that the Bali 9 knew the punishment that awaited them if caught and still went through with it. I have zero sympathy.


Time for fence-sitting is over.

The Bali9 were kids...Chan and Sukumaran only 22 and 23 or so.
That aside...Australia has asked Indonesia nicely, basically begged [which many in Indonesia seem to enjoy] not to execution-slaughter her children.
Indonesia has basically told Australia to f off.
So much for all those ASEAN/APEC hugs!  LOL Grin

Bishop wrote a letter and Abbott has made a personal plea for mercy.
Indonesia has basically just swatted them away...blown them off in the wind.
...made fools of them in front of the world.
What are Bishop and Abbott gonna do about it?
Absolutely nothing.
Hopefully they'll get booted out of office at the next election...and Newman will be booted out of office in Qld in 2 weeks time.
Newman has been an even bigger disappointment that the Abbott govt.


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Re: 'Bali 9' Chan and Sukumaran to die soon
Reply #153 - Jan 18th, 2015 at 10:30am
 
Armchair_Politician wrote on Jan 18th, 2015 at 7:28am:
bambu wrote on Jan 18th, 2015 at 7:20am:
Armchair_Politician wrote on Jan 18th, 2015 at 5:56am:
greggerypeccary wrote on Dec 20th, 2014 at 7:09pm:
John Smith wrote on Dec 20th, 2014 at 7:06pm:
you certainly can't blame the Indonesians for enforcing their laws.



We can certainly criticise them for having barbaric laws.


Everyone knows the penalties with regard to drugs in Indonesia. It's no secret that they have and use the death penalty. Only a complete fool would even contemplate having anything to do with drugs in Indonesia. I have zero sympathy for those on death row.


People make foolish decisions all the time.
Some make more foolish decisions than others.

The only perfect person who ever walked on earth was the man with the holes in His hands and feet.
Everyone
else has sinned.

Gee, the way Indonesia carries on, cold-bloodedly killing human beings in death chambers...you'd think it was sinless itself.
Far from it;
Kerobokan prison in Bali is reportedly awash with drugs...year, after year, after year.
Wonder how that happens exactly?

Indonesia...ranked one of the most corrupt countries on earth;

http://www.theguardian.com/news/datablog/2012/dec/05/corruption-index-2012-trans...

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When they execution-slaughter/torture to death the two Aussie boys, Australia should sever all ties with Indonesia forever...and never again be associated with such a place.


I'm not saying Indonesia is right or wrong regarding the death penalty, just that the Bali 9 knew the punishment that awaited them if caught and still went through with it. I have zero sympathy.


In my view the AFP acted improperly to have informed the Indonesians about these people when they were aware that the Indonesian penalty is incompatible with the legal system that they represent.

In my view it is outrageous for the AFP to be taking a lead role in providing information leading to a death penalty of any Australian. It would seem likely to me that this is acting outside their legitimate area of responsibility or even possibly in breach of it.

We now have the Australian government begging for clemency when it should have never been necessary, they could have more easily been taken in Australia and properly subject to our laws. 

The AFP have needlessly embarrassed Australia in this case.
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Re: 'Bali 9' Chan and Sukumaran to die soon
Reply #154 - Jan 18th, 2015 at 10:37am
 
bambu wrote on Jan 18th, 2015 at 10:29am:
Quote:
I'm not saying Indonesia is right or wrong regarding the death penalty, just that the Bali 9 knew the punishment that awaited them if caught and still went through with it. I have zero sympathy.


Time for fence-sitting is over.

The Bali9 were kids...Chan and Sukumaran only 22 and 23 or so.
That aside...Australia has asked Indonesia nicely, basically begged [which many in Indonesia seem to enjoy] not to execution-slaughter her children.
Indonesia has basically told Australia to f off.
So much for all those ASEA/APEC hugs!  LOL Grin

Bishop wrote a letter and Abbott has made a personal plea for mercy.
Indonesia has basically just swatted them away...blown them off in the wind.
...made fools of them in front of the world.
What are Bishop and Abbott gonna do about it?
Absolutely nothing
.
Hopefully they'll get booted out of office at the next election...and Newman will be booted out of office in Qld in 2 weeks time.
Newman has been an even bigger disappointment that the Abbott govt.



what more can they do?? what would you do????...maybe they will get the hint..

as it is....

its a bit ,like the Charlie Hebdo....consequences.....

these guys were warned.. they KNEW the risk it wasnt a surprise to them... I have never been to Bali but I understand warnings are all around.. and even other countries warn you when you book your tickets.....

respect other countries LAWS....

it really is that simple....like them or not Indonesaia has as much right to their LAWS as we are without interference....

every PM Australia has had has done what they can for these stupid people...who thought they were above the LAW...

as it is we are lucky that all 9 are not on death row....

maybe you didnt see the SBS film A Better Man.. it was cruel....and heartbreaking...and not a thing the govt could do to stop it....

but at the end of the day..

the blame lies fair and square at the feet of the people that TAKE THAT RISK..

another way to look at it is...

when these boys were doing their drug runs and getting away with it.. did they care for those that would die because of the drugs they brought into this country?????????....or even the lives they wrecked.
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Re: 'Bali 9' Chan and Sukumaran to die soon
Reply #155 - Jan 18th, 2015 at 10:44am
 
Dnarever wrote on Jan 18th, 2015 at 10:30am:
Armchair_Politician wrote on Jan 18th, 2015 at 7:28am:
bambu wrote on Jan 18th, 2015 at 7:20am:
Armchair_Politician wrote on Jan 18th, 2015 at 5:56am:
greggerypeccary wrote on Dec 20th, 2014 at 7:09pm:
John Smith wrote on Dec 20th, 2014 at 7:06pm:
you certainly can't blame the Indonesians for enforcing their laws.



We can certainly criticise them for having barbaric laws.


Everyone knows the penalties with regard to drugs in Indonesia. It's no secret that they have and use the death penalty. Only a complete fool would even contemplate having anything to do with drugs in Indonesia. I have zero sympathy for those on death row.


People make foolish decisions all the time.
Some make more foolish decisions than others.

The only perfect person who ever walked on earth was the man with the holes in His hands and feet.
Everyone
else has sinned.

Gee, the way Indonesia carries on, cold-bloodedly killing human beings in death chambers...you'd think it was sinless itself.
Far from it;
Kerobokan prison in Bali is reportedly awash with drugs...year, after year, after year.
Wonder how that happens exactly?

Indonesia...ranked one of the most corrupt countries on earth;

http://www.theguardian.com/news/datablog/2012/dec/05/corruption-index-2012-trans...

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When they execution-slaughter/torture to death the two Aussie boys, Australia should sever all ties with Indonesia forever...and never again be associated with such a place.


I'm not saying Indonesia is right or wrong regarding the death penalty, just that the Bali 9 knew the punishment that awaited them if caught and still went through with it. I have zero sympathy.


In my view the AFP acted improperly to have informed the Indonesians about these people when they were aware that the Indonesian penalty is incompatible with the legal system that they represent.

In my view it is outrageous for the AFP to be taking a lead role in providing information leading to a death penalty of any Australian. It would seem likely to me that this is acting outside their legitimate area of responsibility or even possibly in breach of it.

We now have the Australian government begging for clemency when it should have never been necessary, they could have more easily been taken in Australia and properly subject to our laws. 

The AFP have needlessly embarrassed Australia in this case.



teh AFP and the Indonesia Police have an agreement to work together on this drug problem....

it is what it is...you seem to forget this gang had been running back and forward to bring drugs for our kids into this country...killing we dont know how many.. and did they care... not a scrap.....but a lot of families out there have been destroyed because of those ugly drugs they saw fit to bring into Australia...np conscience for them.....

why do you expect the law enforcers to play games to protect them???????????... their job is to prtect US... not drug runners...


no the.govt is not BEGGING FOR CLEMENCY.. they are against the DEATH PENALTY which is in our LEGISLATION>....NO DEATH PENALTY... we do not extradite anyone to a country that has the death penalty either.....

to me you are as per usual blaming the wrong people for the position they find themselves in....

and I for one am embarrassed by your comments.

not the AFP.who were protecting ME and the kids in THIS COUNTRY
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Reply #156 - Jan 18th, 2015 at 10:57am
 
cods wrote on Jan 18th, 2015 at 10:37am:
bambu wrote on Jan 18th, 2015 at 10:29am:
Quote:
I'm not saying Indonesia is right or wrong regarding the death penalty, just that the Bali 9 knew the punishment that awaited them if caught and still went through with it. I have zero sympathy.


Time for fence-sitting is over.

The Bali9 were kids...Chan and Sukumaran only 22 and 23 or so.
That aside...Australia has asked Indonesia nicely, basically begged [which many in Indonesia seem to enjoy] not to execution-slaughter her children.
Indonesia has basically told Australia to f off.
So much for all those ASEA/APEC hugs!  LOL Grin

Bishop wrote a letter and Abbott has made a personal plea for mercy.
Indonesia has basically just swatted them away...blown them off in the wind.
...made fools of them in front of the world.
What are Bishop and Abbott gonna do about it?
Absolutely nothing
.
Hopefully they'll get booted out of office at the next election...and Newman will be booted out of office in Qld in 2 weeks time.
Newman has been an even bigger disappointment that the Abbott govt.



what more can they do?? what would you do????...maybe they will get the hint..

as it is....

its a bit ,like the Charlie Hebdo....consequences.....

these guys were warned.. they KNEW the risk it wasnt a surprise to them... I have never been to Bali but I understand warnings are all around.. and even other countries warn you when you book your tickets.....

respect other countries LAWS....

it really is that simple....like them or not Indonesaia has as much right to their LAWS as we are without interference....

every PM Australia has had has done what they can for these stupid people...who thought they were above the LAW...

as it is we are lucky that all 9 are not on death row....

maybe you didnt see the SBS film A Better Man.. it was cruel....and heartbreaking...and not a thing the govt could do to stop it....

but at the end of the day..

the blame lies fair and square at the feet of the people that TAKE THAT RISK..

another way to look at it is...

when these boys were doing their drug runs and getting away with it.. did they care for those that would die because of the drugs they brought into this country?????????....or even the lives they wrecked.



http://www.msn.com/en-au/news/world/indonesia-executes-six-drug-convicts-includi...

Indonesia has put to death six people convicted of drugs offences, including five foreigners, in the first executions carried out under new President Joko Widodo.

Two women were among those executed by firing squad, in a move swiftly condemned by Amnesty International as "seriously regressive".
The foreigners hailed from Brazil, the Netherlands, Vietnam, Malawi and Nigeria.

The European Union had earlier urged Jakarta not to go ahead with the executions, with foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini calling the plan "deeply regrettable".

Before the executions, the EU's Mogherini had sought to ramp up pressure on Jakarta, describing the death penalty as "a cruel and inhumane punishment, which fails to act as a deterrent and represents an unacceptable denial of human dignity and integrity".

Dutch Foreign Affairs spokesman Friso Wijnen last week insisted the Netherlands would "go to the highest levels" to prevent Ang being put to death.


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All the 'BS' rhetoric failed, as it was always going to...as Indonesia has worked out that the UN, Holland, Britain, Australia etc are not actually going to DO anything in revenge against it for execution-homiciding their citizens.
Indonesia has worked out that 'plastic spines' abound in the 'Christian' West.

Indonesia won't change until it's made change.
There must be consequences, major consequences, for Indonesia if it kills Chan and Sukumaran.

Abbott professes to be a Christian...and as such he should be making it very clear to Muslim Indonesia that there will be serious consequences if it kills Australians.

. No more aid money ever.
. No more live cattle exports [which should be stopped anyway].
. No more dead cattle and other food exports.
. All Indonesian nationals booted out of Australia.
. The Indonesian ambassador made pack up all his belongings days before the execution-homicides...and the secret police on standby to kick him out as soon as the bullets are fired.
No secret police?
About time we got some!
. All flights to Bali banned.

...for starters.
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Reply #157 - Jan 18th, 2015 at 11:09am
 
Trying to smuggle 8.2kg of heroin into Australia when they knew the risks will see no sympathy from me.....The other 7 are lucky not to be given the same fate.....2 less scum bags to worry about IMO!!!

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Reply #158 - Jan 18th, 2015 at 6:26pm
 
philperth2010 wrote on Jan 18th, 2015 at 11:09am:
Trying to smuggle 8.2kg of heroin into Australia when they knew the risks will see no sympathy from me.....The other 7 are lucky not to be given the same fate.....2 less scum bags to worry about IMO!!!

Smiley Smiley Smiley



You're missing the whole point.
Indonesia is treating Australia and our leaders with utter contemp...and it's about time our leaders did something about it, not just speak words that amount to nothing much.

http://rt.com/news/223759-ambassadors-recall-indonesia-executions/

Brazil, Netherlands recall Indonesia ambassadors after citizens executed on drug charges

Brazil has condemned the executions and recalled its ambassador in Jakarta for consultations, adding that the event may affect bilateral relations between the two countries.

“The use of the death penalty, which the world society increasingly condemns, affects severely the relationship of our countries,” the Brazilian presidency said in a statement, as quoted by Reuters.


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Good.
Finally some leaders with some steel spine who'll stand up to Muslim Indonesia.
Not Abbott and Co though, they're obviously happy to just let Indonesia to treat us with utter contempt.
The way Abbott's going he won't likely last another month as PM...all his own fault.
He's living in the past. He needs to get with the 2015 program.

He also needs to start a 'war' with Indonesia over the death sentences and impending execution-slaughtering of Australian citizens.
He needs to stand for something, stand up and be counted...fire up!
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Reply #159 - Jan 18th, 2015 at 6:50pm
 
a recent poll had 92 percent of australians supporting the death penalty for these 2
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ian wrote on Jan 18th, 2015 at 6:50pm:
a recent poll had 92 percent of australians supporting the death penalty for these 2


I'd like to see the link to that, please.
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Reply #161 - Jan 18th, 2015 at 7:16pm
 
bambu wrote on Jan 18th, 2015 at 6:26pm:
You're missing the whole point.
Indonesia is treating Australia and our leaders with utter contemp...,


No its not at all.

Indonesia - along with Malaysia and Singapore - have a well publicised policy of zero tolerance and the death sentence for drug traffiking.

They are not putting these people on death row for their nationality - they are putting them up for execution because that is the rule of law there.

Who on earth is Australia or its leaders to tell Indonesia what to hand down as a sentence in its own country for crimes committed in its own country?

How would Australia like it if an Indonesian man committed a rape in Sydney and was sentenced to prison but Indonesia intervened and said it would like the sentence reduced?

The arrogance here that Australians think it can tell Indonesia what to hand down as a sentence is quite breath-taking.
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Reply #162 - Jan 18th, 2015 at 7:20pm
 
Andrei.Hicks wrote on Jan 18th, 2015 at 7:16pm:
bambu wrote on Jan 18th, 2015 at 6:26pm:
You're missing the whole point.
Indonesia is treating Australia and our leaders with utter contemp...,


No its not at all.

Indonesia - along with Malaysia and Singapore - have a well publicised policy of zero tolerance and the death sentence for drug traffiking.

They are not putting these people on death row for their nationality - they are putting them up for execution because that is the rule of law there.

Who on earth is Australia or its leaders to tell Indonesia what to hand down as a sentence in its own country for crimes committed in its own country?

How would Australia like it if an Indonesian man committed a rape in Sydney and was sentenced to prison but Indonesia intervened and said it would like the sentence reduced?

The arrogance here that Australians think it can tell Indonesia what to hand down as a sentence is quite breath-taking.


Yet the Australian Government has been quite brazenly attempting to influence the course of Justice in another Country.
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Reply #163 - Jan 18th, 2015 at 7:22pm
 
Aussie wrote on Jan 18th, 2015 at 6:51pm:
ian wrote on Jan 18th, 2015 at 6:50pm:
a recent poll had 92 percent of australians supporting the death penalty for these 2


I'd like to see the link to that, please.



Links take all the fun out of the conservative sport of making up random numbers to support whatever they like.
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Reply #164 - Jan 18th, 2015 at 7:23pm
 
Andrei.Hicks wrote on Jan 18th, 2015 at 7:16pm:
How would Australia like it if an Indonesian man committed a rape in Sydney and was sentenced to prison but Indonesia intervened and said it would like the sentence reduced?


Indonesia doesn't even have to intervene.   We have half wits like Gillian Triggs lobbying to get (Indonesian and other) murderers out of jail and demanding they be paid compensation.
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