Dentist: You’ll need lots of checkups Mr! So you don’t get toothless too quick and have them replaced by false teeth!
Corruption & Abuse of Power
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December 2010
October 2010
Kid: So you’ll be made the boss for the sake of politics... power... the political parties... or for the sake of... the piggy banks! (the suspiciously large bank accounts held by 15 police generals)
Pradopo: For the sake of the people, nation and country fool!
August 2010
Document on scale reads ‘Wealth Report’
Anti-graft activists say that whether it’s because of negligence or a malicious intent to hide something, it is unacceptable that more than 100 lawmakers have still not submitted their personal wealth reports to the Corruption Eradication Commission. The reports were due in December last year.
Traffic cop: Mooooney... a play on the words duit (money) and peluit (whistle)
Man: Those kind of whistle-blowers, they’ve been around for ages Mr!
July 2010
Man: The Bank Century case, this case that case, case XYZ, to the piggy bank case, they will all be fully investigated! Full, full, fully!
Kid: Will!
Kid: There are may roads to Rome, but when will we get there Dad?
Signs: Police St, AGO St, Judiciary St, Finance St, Corruption Eradication Commission St, Judicial Mafia Task Force St, Commission XYZ St, Road Without End St. Damaged road!
June 2010
Jakarta – The widespread use of political image projection, including in the recent elections of regional heads, is further driving up the cost of competing in elections. Political costs are being sapped to pay for survey institute services and political consultants. This is the “big harvest” for political consultants.
May 2010
Man: In just a moment we will witness the comic play Gecko vs the Crocodile Part II... staring: Godzilla the case broker!!
Sign reads: Republic of clowns
April 2010
Farmers: Sir, our rice harvest has failed and we’re threatened with starvation...
Politician: My position is also under threat, don’t you know!
Sign: Sumba, NTT. Envelope: Corruption suspect
Anti-graft activists say that the root cause of most poverty, hunger and suffering in East Nusa Tenggara is rampant corruption.