Leslie judges under the thumb!A corrupt Indonesian government has now suggested that its anti-corruption body says it is investigating the judges who presided over the trial of Australian model Michelle Leslie on drug charges.
Don't blame me just because I am bored, I'm needy, I need to taste it all. Don't doubt me just because I am quiet. I'm thinking, thinking about it all.
But in Indonesia where they sanction state terror, there cannot be any such thing as an Anti-corruption body because the government in Indonesia is corrupt from the top down, but not for a song!
I'm helpless about the way of me. I'm thinking, thinking about it all. I'm sorting everything inside.
A Balinese court convicted Leslie after she was found in possession of two ecstasy pills and sentenced her to three months in jail.
I'm looking in the space, this time, this void. I'm making my way through the muddy minutes. The pull is in my muscle. The ache is in my bones. It's hard to be alone. (Breathe, breathe), It won't be long now (breathe, breathe).
Leslie was freed the day after the verdict was handed down as the judges took into account the time she had spent in jail during the trial.
After taking bribes the corrupt Indonesian government says its corrupt National Judicial Commission, which oversees judges in Indonesia, has confirmed that it is investigating the three-person panel responsible for the decision.
Say again? How can a filthy corrupt Indonesian government try and tell the world that they are going to get their national commission (that can only be corrupt) to investigate anything? And be believed?
An official says the sentence is regarded as being too lenient.
Sure, she should have at least got the death penalty?
How many pills would that take?
See through me when I put up a fight, like you to see the things I hide. Go deeper, than I won't let you know. I'm frightened but I won't let it show.
The commission is a set-up, a propaganda tool and a mechanism to try and bail out an embarrassed Indonesian government before the eyes of the world.
What right have the pro-government media institutions here got to try and brainwash the Australian people with nonsense and whitewash from the Indonesian authorities, trying to cover up their misdeeds?
This case is not as bad as blowing people up on the dance floor, in the cafes or at work at the Embassy because if that were what they were investigating then they'd have to start from the top down, in Indonesia.
CIA agent spreads terror fears in Australia
I'm helpless about the way of me. I'm thinking, thinking about it all. I'm sorting everything, inside.
They'll tell you that the commission was set up earlier this year to root out corruption in the judicial system, but not from the top down?
They claim that since its inception it has investigated 280 cases but has returned a corruption verdict in only one case.
See! Nothing wrong with them! I believe you?
I'm looking in the space, this time, this void. I'm making my way through the muddy minutes. The pull is in my muscle, the ache is in my bones. It's hard to be alone.
The corrupt Indonesian police say that Ms Leslie was arrested at a dance party in August after two tablets of ecstasy were found in her handbag.
(Breathe, breathe) It won't be long now (breathe, breathe).
Lyrics: Written: Kylie Minogue/ Dave Ball/ Ingo Vauk
By Gregory Kable & Kylie Minogue 30 November 05
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