Crate reads National Exam problems, smoke reads Performance, number plate reads (Ministry) of Education and Culture.

Man: Are you prepared to take on thugs like these? Now that’s what you’d call a knight in black (shining) armor!

Criticism continues to mount against the controversial Draft Law on Mass Organisations (RUU Ormas) ahead of its expected passage this week by the House.

Chair reads: Judicial mafia, corruption, drugs, Lapindo mud disaster, Bank Century scandal, Hambalang corruption scandal, Cebongan prison attack.

Gun reads: Missing persons, law of the jungle, political banditry

Public mistrust in the legal system accompanied by an alarming trend toward street justice appears to be on the rise, with a new LSI survey finding 57% of the public are dissatisfied with law enforcement and the majority believe that the police act unfairly and easily accommodate vested interests.

Cart reads Prices.

Critics warn that Indonesia’s food supplies are currently under the control of a politically connected “food mafia”, who are taking advantage of market liberalisation to throttle supplies and jack up prices, and have little concern about empowering farmers or contributing to food security.

Bag reads Political Thuggery, gun reads Politicisation of Thugs.

Anas: Come on, let’s all run around naked then... if you’ve got the guts!

Man: What will the next page be like?