yak, I don't know whether you or Bashirs supporters give the greatest importance to him as a leader of men. For some reason you attach a lot of importance to him. Even though he has been loosely connected to events that had fallout for Australians, I don't think that anyone has the right to me more outraged than Indonesians themselves for it is they who have suffered directly. The various bombings that he was supposedly connected to were primarily designed to created chaos within Indonesian politics, not Australian politics. For those that had religious connections, it was not against Christians in Australia, but those within Indonesia. Just to get it into perspective, there are more Christians in Indonesia than the total population of Australia. Given that in Indonesia they are generally committed and active participants in their various Churches, as opposed the generally nominal Christians in Australia, there is no logic in trying to tie the attacks to Australia. The biggest threat to Christians in Australia comes from their own apathy, not anything external.
