They (military) still don't quite 100 per cent trust the people. They're still suspicious, especially with the disarmament. A lot of people are asking how many guns they have.

Human rights is new for the military. They usually see human rights as a scapegoat, an instrument used by certain interests.

He has kept his popularity amid all the troubles. That is his major success this year.

What happens with the military ... is these people come structured, organized, which is an asset.

The Indonesian military is still paying these people, still encouraging them, ... These are real thugs, and they have to be dealt with.

Mike started it all. He was so proud of the young people in the military. He clipped out stories and put them on the window of our mall office. We just helped him put them up. It was all his idea because he felt it was the least we could do to honor them.