Kenapa Sutioso lari sambil marah2 dan misoh2. Kan ngak perlu merasa di
rendahkan atau dikecilkan. Kan pengadilan NSW itu sebagai entity yang berdiri
bebas dari pemerintah daerah NSW, dan punya wewenang untuk minta kehadiran
seorang yang perlu dimintai keterangan dalam perkara Balibo 5. Dan perlu
ditambahkan disini untuk para members milis ini tahu kalau Gough Whitlam(mantan
PM era TimTim bergolak) pun diminta datang kepengadilan untuk memberikan
keterangan soal Balibo 5 ini.
Dan perlu juga Sutioso itu nyaho kalau dia kan bukan dijadikan terdakwa dalam
kasus Balibo 5 itu! Jadi kenapa dia lantas lari, kan ngak gentleman like dia
ini, tambahan lagi terus marah2. Sebetulnya Sutioso mesti bersikap jantan dan
menghadiri peradilan dan menjelaskan apa yang dia ketahui dan jangan lari
sambil muring2 . Ngak bakalan lah kalau pengadilan disini berniat main kayu dan
menahan orang tanpa bukti yang jelas dan akurat.
Tapi ada satu hal yang disini patut disebut , juga Mabes TNI melansir suatu
keterangan bahwa memang Sutioso waktu tahun 1975 itu dia berada di Timor Timur.
Jadi apa salahnya kalau pengadilan NSW sini minta keterangan dari Sutioso,
simple as that bukan?
Padahal pengadilan NSW punya tuh apa yang disebut..."incontrovertible
evidence" seperti yang dikatakan oleh pengacara Mark Tedeschi QC, bahwa ada dua
individu yang telah melakukan kejahatan perang menurut aturan Geneva convention
yang ngurusin penjahat2 perang.
Kalau misale aku jadi Sutioso aku akan datang dan berani memberikan
penjelasan apa adanya. Bisa dia hire pengacara semacam QC disini untuk
menangkis segala dakwaan atau apa2 yang dikira memperleceh integritasnya.
Malahan dia bisa minta ganti rugi, bagi pencemaran nama baik, wah bisa jutaan
dollar dendanya apalagi kalau pemerintah yang mencemarin nama orang.
Jangan marah2 sama pemerintah Oz lah , karena pemerintah Oz tidak bisa
mencampuri peradilan...karena itu ....adanya seperation of powers(trias
politica).
Harry Adinegara
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May 30, 07:00 PM Newsmen's East Timor shooting 'a war crime'By 7News Five
Australian newsmen killed during Indonesia's invasion of East Timor were
"deliberately shot" as they tried to surrender, an inquest has heard. The
so-called 'Balibo Five' were gunned down while reporting on the situation in
what was then Portuguese Timor in 1975. Official reports claim Brian Peters,
Greg Shackelton, Tony Stewart, Gary Cunningham and Malcolm Rennie were killed
in the crossfire between invading Indonesian forces and Fretilin troops. But
a Sydney inquest into the death of cameraman Mr Peters, 27, has been told his
death, and those of his friends, was a war crime committed by Indonesia. Mark
Tedeschi QC, the lawyer assisting the
inquest, has recommended that two as yet unidentified Indonesian officers face
charges of "wilful killing" over the incident. "It's what we've been saying
for all these years, and it's rather wonderful to hear it said in a court of
law," said Shirley Shackleton, widow of Channel Seven journalist Greg. Mr
Tedeschi said the men's deaths were ordered by Indonesian Captain Yusuf
Yosfiah, to ensure that no news of Indonesia's involvement in the attack at
Balibo could leak out. He said Indonesia had told senior Australian
Government officials of its secret plans to invade the town on three occasions
beforehand, in a deliberate ploy to silence any criticism of the takeover of
East Timor. "[It was] a masterful power play worthy of an international chess
grand master, using Australian leaders and departmental officers as their
pawns," Mr Tedeschi told the inquest. The families of the dead men have
always maintained the five were murdered, and that the Australian
Government covered up what happened. Earlier this month, former Prime
Minister Gough Whitlam was called to give evidence to the inquest. The
90-year-old politician told the hearing, at Glebe Coroner's Court, that he had
known nothing of the men's fate until five days after they were killed.
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