Observer: Book Bomb Suspected Intelligence Work

Metrotvnews.com, Jakarta: Soeripto intelligence analysts suspect that the book bomb addressed to the former Koordinarot Liberal Islam Network (JIL), Ulil Abshar Abdalla based in Utan Kayu, East Jakarta, is the work of intelligence. For the current Indonesian situation, the most likely to violence by using the bomb was a professional intelligence.

"All I can do that is a person who as the intelligence profession. It could be intelligence agents who do the job. People used to be difficult," he said when contacted by the Media Indonesia, Tuesday (15 / 3).

Soeripto not sure it was initiated by a terrorist bomb. Because terrorists in Indonesia, almost no longer running post-Abubakar Ba'asyir was arrested.

However, to note, said Soeripto, intelligence is working for whom or who was coordinating their activities. He has not been able to identify who was behind the bombing, but he considered such action an illegal act that difficult to control. "Our current Intel is very wild. They are not controlled, work at will," he said.

Soeripto added, until now the paradigm of intelligence work is still the paradigm of Indonesia's New Order (New Order). Violence has always been a reference to muffle freedom of others or want to control a particular party.

"Intelligence we still use the paradigm of Orba. Intel is still working repressive. In fact, it works to collect intelligence data for the sake of the country," he said.

Meanwhile, military observers from the Indonesian Institute of Sciences (LIPI) Indria Samego explained, in countries such as South Asia and Southeast Asia, bombs are often used as a tool of repression. This is part of an effort to convey the will or aspirations in a way that barbaric.

In Indonesia, it has, said Indria, because the law is no longer the commander. Laws are often purchased by the power of money. "Many people who take shortcuts. It's better than wearing a bomb to legal action," he explained. (MI / riz)

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