JAKARTA - Former Deputy of General Secretary of Indonesian Ulema Council (MUI) Tengku Zulkarnain has smelled strange signs when acts of terrorism in Indonesia have been sticking out recently. He suspects that there is a common thread when terrorism arises with several corruption cases that have stopped being prosecuted.
"Next time, note it well. If the radical issues suddenly peaks and overflows. Then pay attention to how many big thieves have been released. Bye, that's all...! Buzzers crazy reading this tweet? Come, show your craziness," Tengku Zul said on his Twitter account, @ustadtengkuzul.
Tengku Zul did not describe in detail which corruption cases had escaped the law. Also, a firm opinion, whether terrorism is just a diversion of the issue.
However, looking back, the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) has officially stopped its investigation into the corruption case in the issuance of a Certificate of Settlement (SKL) for Bank Indonesia Liquidity Assistance (BLBI).
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The KPK also plans to request the revocation of the Wanted List (DPO) status for the corruption suspect in the issuance of Sjamsul Nursalim's Bank Indonesia Liquidity Assistance Certificate (SKL).
"How do the thieves feel. How happy they are, huh. After stealing they fled abroad. After getting the letter of termination of investigation (SP3), they return to home. The luggage is safe. How is that not awesome... Want to try...? God forbid..." said Tengku Zul.
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