komitmen bantuan itu bisa saja tinggal janji kosong, ingat nggak korban gempa 
di iran 2 tahun lalu, negara donor berkomitmen membantu iran melalui pbb 
sebesar USD 1.5 milyar tapi yg terrealisasinya hanya USD 17.5 jt saja, Koffi 
Annan kecewa sekali, sampai dia mewanti-wanti  agar komitmen bantuan negara 
untuk korban Tsunami asia sekarang harus-lah jujur jangan pepesan kosong saja, 
Negara muslim kawasan timteng lebih nyata dalam membantu Iran, karena bantuan 
tersebut langsung ke pemerintah dan dapat dicairkan. 
paling-paling cerita bantuan barat akan berakhir seperti ini, mereka akan 
tawarkan dalam bentuk pinjaman, mungkin pinjaman jangka panjang, aburizal 
mintanya pinjaman tanpa bunga, lantas negara donor akan lihat-lihat dulu, kalau 
masyarakat lokal sendiri bisa bantu mereka akan mundur apalagi kalau tahu 
Arabsaudi cs telah bantu..mereka bilang bantuankan sudah cukup, yg datang 
mungkin hanya yayasan swasta mendompleng yayasan dalam negeri atau pemerintah 
RI untuk bantuan kemanusian yg tak jelas, bisa untuk agitasi HAM, kepercayaan 
dan  budaya. Manusia Indonesia kebanyakan hanya melihat kulitnya saja, militer 
USA membagi air di CNN, tentara australia buat sumur air dll, sementara 
sukarelawan dalam negeri atau pendodonor Muslim lainnya memang tak pantas 
diekspose. Inilah dunia informasi, siapa yg punya jaringan informasi dialah yg 
kayaknya paling dari yg terpaling. tahukah anda bahwa komitmen bantuan yg 
dijanjikan negara-negara tsb, di kas negara belum pernah ada yg masuk?? masih 
$0!! 

Mohammad-Riyadi Tampubolon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Tidak semua orang mengikuti teori jahil tersebut toh.......................
dengan siapa kita ingin berteman? yang 'berteman' dengan prinsip itu?
ukhuwah jelas lebih baik....
  -----Original Message-----
  From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
  Sent: Tuesday, January 11, 2005 3:07 PM
  To: [email protected]
  Subject: Re: RE: [ekonomi-nasional] OOT: When Muslims suffer, it's the
West that helps out



  Tidak ada "Teman" yang ada adalah "Kepentingan"...

  Yang menggagas KTT Tsunami itu siapa ya? Saya rasa itu 'pesanan' -bukan
gagasan orisinil - jadi yang diundang pun tergantung pemesan........

  ----- Original Message -----
  From: Mohammad-Riyadi Tampubolon
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
  Date: Tuesday, January 11, 2005 2:03 pm
  Subject: RE: [ekonomi-nasional] OOT: When Muslims suffer, it's the West
that helps out

  > 
  > Teman sejati mestinya tampak pada saat kita sedang mengalami 
  > kesulitan..Bukan malah menjatuhkan mental hingga "mengemis" untuk 
  > memohon bantuan
  > yang sebenarnya merupakan hak kita dan kewajiban mereka yang telah 
  > lamamenikmati rente ekonomi selama ini..
  >  -----Original Message-----
  >  From: A_Dharmawan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
  >  Sent: Tuesday, January 11, 2005 1:54 AM
  >  To: [email protected]
  >  Subject: RE: [ekonomi-nasional] OOT: When Muslims suffer, it's 
  > the West
  > that helps out
  > 
  > 
  >  Mungkin tidak "seburuk" yang kita sangka...
  >  Masalahnya...memang kita tidak bisa mengalahkan "Propaganda" 
  > darai para
  >  "West"  dengan kehebatan Jaringan Informasinya....
  > 
  >  /agung
  > 
  > 
  >  Negara-negara Islam Kecewa Tak Diundang KTT Tsunami
  >  Senin, 10 Januari 2005 | 22:48 WIB
  > 
  >  TEMPO Interaktif, Jakarta:Negara negara Islam dan Arab 
  > menyayangkan sikap
  >  Pemerintah Indonesia yang tidak mengundang mereka dalam KTT 
  > Special ASEAN
  >  yang membahas pasca gempa bumi dan tsunami di Aceh, di Jakarta 
  > Cenvention  Center. �Mereka menyampaikan kekecewaannya pada 
  > saya,�ujar Wakil Ketua
  >  Pengurus Pusat Muhammadiyah Din Syamsuddin Senin (10/1) di Jakarta.
  > 
  >  Padahal, menurut Din, negara-negara Islam paling banyak menyumbang.
  >  Pemerintah Kerajaan Arab Saudi telah memberikan bantuan hibah 
  > US$ 30 juta
  >  sementara dana masyarakat yang disampaikan Raja Fahd lebih dari 
  > Rp 1
  >  Trilyun. �Ini bukan pinjaman atau cek yang sulit 
  > dicairkan,�tegasnya.
  >  Negara-negara Pakistan, Turki dan Uni Emirat Arab, menurut Din, 
  > telah  menyatakan kesediaannya untuk menanggulangi anak-anak yatim 
  > piatu baik
  >  pengasuhan maupun pendidikannya. Saat ini mereka telah 
  > menyediakan tanah
  > di
  >  Jakarta yang jika Pemerintah RI menyetujui akan dibangun kompleks
  >  pendidikan, asrama, pesantren bagi 4.000 anak yatim piatu korban 
  > musibah  Aceh. �Ini sangat-sangat kongkrit,�ujar Din.
  > 
  >  KTT yang berlangsung 6 Januari tersebut dihadiri sepuluh negara 
  > Aseanplus
  >  Cina, Jepang, Korea Selatan, India, Srilanka, Maladewa, Australia,
  > Selandia
  >  Baru, Kanada, Amerika Serikat, Uni Eropa, dan Komisi Eropa serta 
  > lembaga  Internasional seperti PBB, WHO, Unicef, World Bank, ADB, 
  > tak ada
  > perwakilan
  >  ngara Arab dan Islam.
  > 
  > 
  > 
  >  -----Original Message-----
  >  From: sidqy suyitno [EMAIL PROTECTED]
  >  Sent: Monday, January 10, 2005 5:56 AM
  >  To: [email protected]
  >  Subject: [ekonomi-nasional] OOT: When Muslims suffer, it's the 
  > West that
  >  helps out
  > 
  > 
  > 
  > 
  >  Ass.ww. Salam sejahtera. Om Swasti astu. Amitabha.
  > 
  >  Artikel di bawah ini membuat kami sendiri yang juga muslim menjadi
  > prihatin
  >  dan merasa harus segera berintrospeksi. Semoga bermanfaat.
  > 
  >  Salam,
  > 
  >  Sidqy LP. Suyitno
  > 
  > 
  > 
  >  
  > =====================================================================
  >  When Muslims suffer, it's the West that helps out[1]
  > 
  >  Peter Bergen[2]
  > 
  > 
  > 
  >  A failure of charity
  > 
  >  KABUL Around the Islamic world it is common currency that 
  > Muslims are
  >  perpetual victims of Western and Zionist conspiracies. The bill of
  >  particulars includes the handling of prisoners at Guant�namo Bay,
  > Israel's
  >  inequitable treatment of the Palestinians, and the deaths of 
  > thousands of
  >  civilians in Iraq - as a result first of United Nations 
  > sanctions after
  > the
  >  Gulf war, and more recently of the American occupation. The most
  > articulate
  >  spokesman of such views is, of course, Osama bin Laden.
  > 
  >  Yet when Muslims are suffering, it is usually the West, and 
  > often the
  > United
  >  States, that takes the lead in helping. For instance, when the 
  > SovietUnion
  >  invaded Afghanistan in 1979, Washington mounted its largest 
  > covert aid
  >  program since Vietnam to help the Afghan resistance; when 
  > Somalis were
  >  starving in the early 1990s, President George H.W. Bush sent 25,000
  > American
  >  troops to help relief efforts; when Serbs were massacring Bosnian
  > Muslims in
  >  the mid-1990s President Bill Clinton (belatedly) directed the 
  > U.S. Air
  > Force
  >  to bomb Serbian positions, which led to the Dayton accords.
  > 
  >  More recently, it was the United States that overthrew the 
  > tyrannical  government of the Taliban, a regime recognized only by 
  > three Muslim
  >  countries: Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and the United Arab Emirates. 
  > Otherthan
  >  Turkey, no Muslim nation has sent troops to Afghanistan to help 
  > stabilize  the poorest country in the Islamic world (a few Muslim 
  > states, including
  >  Jordan, offered token deployments but were turned down).
  > 
  >  Now the same pattern - action by Western countries and inertia from
  > Muslim
  >  states - can be seen in the efforts to provide relief for those 
  > hardesthit
  >  by the Indian Ocean tsunami. While 100,000 of the victims are 
  > from Aceh,
  > the
  >  most Islamic of Indonesia's provinces, Muslim countries are 
  > contributinga
  >  relative pittance.
  > 
  >  The oil-rich nation of Saudi Arabia is contributing the most: a 
  > paltry$30
  >  million, about the same as what the Netherlands is giving and 
  > less than
  >  one-tenth of the contribution from the United States. And no Arab
  >  governments participated in the conference in Jakarta on 
  > Thursday where
  >  major donors and aid organizations conferred over reconstruction 
  > efforts.
  >  This anemic effort on the part of the richest Islamic countries is
  >  emblematic of a wider political problem in the Islamic world. 
  > For all of
  > the
  >  invocations by Muslim leaders of the ummah, or the global 
  > community of
  >  believers, they typically do little to help their fellow Muslims in
  > times of
  >  crisis.
  > 
  >  Arab leaders and their toothless talking shops like the Arab 
  > League and
  > the
  >  Organization of the Islamic Conference are excellent at denouncing
  > problems
  >  in Palestine and Iraq, but most stood silent as a million died 
  > in the war
  >  between Iraq and Iran during the 1980s.
  > 
  >  When President Hafez Assad of Syria massacred 20,000 people 
  > after an
  >  Islamist uprising in the city of Hama in 1982, there were no 
  > expressionsof
  >  outrage from the Islamic Conference. Egypt routinely tortures 
  > political  prisoners, untroubled by fears that other Arab leaders 
  > will seriously
  >  condemn such actions.
  > 
  >  Perhaps the generosity of Western countries will spur Islamic 
  > states to
  >  recognize that invocations of religious Muslim solidarity will 
  > do little
  > to
  >  feed the millions of Muslims who remain acutely vulnerable to 
  > disease and
  >  starvation in the aftermath of this enormous natural catastrophe.
  > 
  >  There have been a few positive signs in recent days. Spurred by
  > criticism,
  >  Saudi state-run television organized a telethon this week that 
  > raised  private pledges of more than $75 million, and the Islamic 
  > DevelopmentBank
  >  has pledged $500 million.
  > 
  >  Much remains to be done, however. The Gulf countries that are 
  > reaping a
  >  bonanza from record oil prices should send a meaningful 
  > percentage of
  > those
  >  windfall profits to their fellow Muslims devastated by the tsunami,
  > rather
  >  than lining the pockets of their ruling families.
  > 
  >  After all, zakat, the giving of charity, is one of the five 
  > pillars of
  >  Islam.
  > 
  > 
  >  ---------------------------------
  > 
  >  [1] The New York Times  Monday, January 10, 2005:
  >  http://www.iht.com/articles/2005/01/09/opinion/edbergen.html
  > 
  > 
  >  [2] Peter Bergen is a fellow of the New America Foundation and 
  > an adjunct
  >  professor at Johns Hopkins University�s School of Advanced 
  > International  Studies.
  > 
  > 
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