But Mr. Zainuddin — who graduated from Lipia, a Saudi-financed university here that promotes Wahhabism, a rigid interpretation of Islam — also believes in the party’s founding goal of carrying out Shariah in Indonesia.
It's not like the existence of radical Islamic politics is accidental in Indonesia or anywhere else. So can we stop pretending that this stuff is some inexplicable worldwide grassroots political movement and own up to the fact that it's extremely well-funded by people who we have to give money to because we have a retarded energy policy?
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right-o! my parents' eyes were opened on their recent saudi trip. the saudis treated them like garbage yet wanted their hard-earned money. they wouldn't even find a doctor for them when they developed pneumonia. "thanks for the money, get the hell out, but come again!"
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