There's no such thing as a free lunch...Or is there?

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It's official. The next president of Indonesia is former army general Prabowo Subianto. Quite how the next five years will pan out is anyone's guess but hopefully the foreign pundits who always bring up his dodgy human rights record will be proven wrong. Nonetheless, on policy making, Prabowo's popularist move to literally offer the poor 'a free lunch' every day of the week does not augur well for the future. Such a policy - if it ever came to fruition - would cost a phenomenal amount of money and likely lead to huge inefficiencies (food waste) and poor incentives (make people lazy). Another concern is Prabowo's strong nationalist bent. Thus, in the possible event that he finds himself with his back against the proverbial wall in the face of stern economic challenges, there is a big chance that he will simply scapegoat foreigners. But he will have to be careful. Construction of the new capital city, Nusantara, for example, is highly dependent on foreign in

Femmy Permatasari

Femmy Permatasari is best known for her starring role in the classic Indonesian skin flick “Ganti Baju”, a film featuring Femmy and five other hot Indonesian models (Rachel Maryan, Shanti, Sarah Azhari, Meggy Megawati and Yosephine Waas).

The film didn’t show at the cinemas first, and was a direct-to-VCD production. But that is hardly surprising. Because these actresses didn’t even know they were making a film! They had actually been secretly filmed through a changing room's two-way mirror, in much the way a hidden spy camera is able to record the action!

The film lasts 30 minutes and sold huge numbers on VCD in the months of April and May in 2003.

But despite being a roaring success, Femmy Permatasari was not impressed.

So along with Shanti, Femmy filed a lawsuit against the film’s “director” Budi Han. He was convicted in the courts, and given a one-year prison sentence.

But still Femmy Permatasari was not satisfied.

And in an interview with Kompas newspaper, she claims that even the death penalty for Budi Han would not have made up for the stress she had suffered:

Seperti apa situasi Anda waktu pertama kali kasus itu muncul?
Untuk saya pribadi, saya telah berkeluarga, beban mental saya sangat berat. Dari keluarga saya, keluarga suami, dari lingkungan anak-anak saya bermain, sampai fisik saya. Saya ke kantor polisi, sampai pagi, saya stress, saya sampai masuk rumah sakit. Besoknya saya muntah-muntah terus, kata dokter saya stress. Saya kena maag, ini karena beban stress yang amat sangat, badan saya drop lima kilo. Saya badannya memang kecil, tambah kurus lagi. Saya sampai menyepi ke vila keluarga sampai sepuluh hari.

Anda menginginkan hukuman macam apa buat Budi Han Cs?
Kalau aku, di Indonesia sudah ada undang-undang (UU), ya yang sesuai dengan UU yang berlaku. Kalau di UU tidak ada hukumnya, ya saya mau apa. Aku pribadi, misalnya Budi Han dihukum seumur hidup pun, kerugian saya belum bisa terbayarkan. Dihukum mati pun nggak bisa kebayar. Saya nggak mau tuntut-tuntut. Sesuai dengan UU yang ada saja.

Arrrh… Poor Femmy. Don’t you just feel sorry for her? Well not really…

And it’s ridiculous for her to claim her reputation was damaged. Cos she doesn’t have a "good girl" reputation in the first place. Well except perhaps as a sexy Indonesian actress who is willing to pose in front of the cameras in a cheap looking dress for a few extra bucks…

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