Nasty
Bali is about how my love for Bali and the everyday Balinese turned
to disgust at the Indonesian blight that afflicts the so called
"Island paradise". How documented civil and human rights
abuse against me by the Balinese authorities led to a journey
of discovery which by telling it means I can never go back to
see my friends and family on Bali while it is part of the unlawful,
corrupt hate state of Indonesia. Unlawful? Yes, Indonesia
is unlawful in every sense and should not exist under international
law. Hate state? Yes, Indonesia was founded on hate by axis war
criminals. I love the Balinese and have Javanese friends, but
the term "Indonesian" makes me nauseous with very good
reason; Indonesians and the foreign dogs that feed around their
table rob the Balinese of a decent life and any hope of a better
future.
Above photo: Bali 2002 bomb victims; let us
never forget. But when the police should have been hunting down
the terrorists that did this, they instead were unlawfully interrogating
me for spying as a corruption favour to my business competitor
Jack Daniels of
Bali Discovery
Tours. Caution: recently a European Consul
to Bali warned foreigners that the Balinese police were planting
drugs on people in order to extort money from them! Read report:
Bali Police; and do
not trust the corrupt and very nasty Indonesian police with your
safety, liberty or lives.
You think that Bali is safe or that Indonesia is a progressive
democracy worthy of your trust and vacation dollars? May I suggest
you read this site's Bali
police and Indonesian
Government pages and think again. You think that western
/ foreign governments would do something about Indonesia and
/ or warn you about any pronounced risks in Bali? Do you know
how much Indonesia's vast mineral reserves are worth and how the
present system allows contractual favours to be shown to the corporations
of countries who play along with this subterfuge? You think going
to Bali helps the Balinese? If you use the wrong airline, travel
agent or hotel you are dead wrong; you will be financing the very
people that suppress the Balinese.
If you are going to Bali, how to avoid the nasty hotels
and travel companies: Balinese
ethical tourism.
Believe it or not I hope people will continue to go to Bali,
to the real Bali, to support the Balinese both economically and
spiritually, and to have a holiday to remember for the right reasons.
But I think it is only fair if they understand the very real risks
to themselves and as long as they do everything they can to avoid
putting a single cent in the pockets of the people who abuse others.
Bali a paradise? Not for most Balinese it is not. How come Indonesia
is a G20 (one of the world's top 20 most wealthy) country and
yet 140 million Indonesians live below the poverty line while
Jakarta keeps on demanding and getting aid from foreign governments,
which only gets "lost" into corrupt officials' offshore
bank accounts? I have discovered Bali is really only a paradise
for people, including unwitting tourists, who by their acts and
blind support actually subject the Balinese to economic and spiritual
deprivation at the hands of their oppressors in Jakarta. Be advised,
if you are going to Bali on holiday, you almost certainly will
contribute to civil and human rights abuse against the Balinese,
other islanders and even fellow foreigners unless you make
a conscious effort not to support Indonesia.
In Nasty Bali I will explain why tourist hotels in places like
Nusa Dua are so expensive / such appallingly bad value in comparison
with other neighboring countries when they should be cheaper based
on land, labour, running and other operational costs. I will also
detail exactly why staying at such a hotel not only does nothing
for the Balinese and their economy but actually supports, even
fuels the civil and human rights abusing mechanisms that suppress
them; that's right, if you stay at certain hotels you are acting
against the Balinese in every way. If you go to Bali without absolutely,
positively making sure your money only goes to truly Balinese
friendly businesses (there are very few), you are therefore part
of the oppression of the Balinese and should stay at home if you
have any conscience.
It is a well known and substantiated fact by organizations such
as Transparency International and Human Rights Watch that Indonesia
is one of if not the most corrupt countries in the world, particularly
regarding law enforcement and justice. It is also well recorded
that corruption comes from the very top (the president down),
that Indonesia’s existence is founded upon unlawful military
enforced occupation by Javanese / Sumatrans full of hate, that
institutional mass murder and other human rights abuses goes on
to this day, that the endemic corruption costs Indonesia both
investment and productivity which can be measured in terms of
corruption levels vs. massive nett financial loss to the people,
that there is absolutely no true justice in Indonesia, that the
wealth of the country is controlled by a tiny minority of military
connected families, that the police are actually enemies of the
people out solely to line their own pockets through extortion,
that businesses wholesale “rape” both the people and
environment in Bali / Indonesia while western governments look
on because of their own exploitation of Indonesia's massive natural
resources and that one of the consequences is that the everyday
Balinese have nowhere near the financial, cultural and personal
protection they are morally and legally entitled to.
My request and recommendation for you to stay away from Bali
/ Indonesia unless you 100% make absolutely sure you only support
the Balinese friendly hotels, tour operators, travel agents, airlines
(e.g. not Garuda) and tourist attractions there will not just
make Bali and hopefully the world a better place, but should give
you a deserved sense that you are acting responsibly for the benefit
of mankind plus reward you with a much better holiday, quality,
value and authenticity wise as a bonus. Please do not read this
web site and then tell others you are going to stay at a 100%
Balinese friendly hotel when you are not; if you are going to
stay at a hotel which is a part of the problem, have the decency
to say and realize so.
Please, do not afflict the Balinese, do not become past of Nasty
Bali, Indonesia.
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