'Where are you from Joe?' 'The Country, I'm Country Joe...' He's also known as Hop Man Jr... Here is a portal to his very own vortex of insomnia: www.myspace.com The riots being depicted took place in Indonesia's capital, Jakarta on July 28, 1996 in support of Megawati Sukamoputri, and against the action taken by the Suharto dictatorship to curb her influence, even within her own party, the Democratic Party of Struggle AKA the PDI-P. She would eventually serve her country as its first female president, her term beginning in July 2001 when she was appointed by the People's Consultive Assembly immediately after it had removed from the same position, Abdurrahman Wahid, under whom she had served as Vice-President. It ended in October 2004 when she lost an election, in the same year she was ranked number 8 in Forbes magazine's list of the top 100 most poweful women in the wolrld, she is, once again, currently standing for election against the man who previously defeated her, President Susilo Hudhoyono. Apparently she 'demands close watch on polls': www.thejakartapost.com In 1986, in the Phillipines -a country which neighbours Indonesia - there took place a revolution which removed the long dictatorship of Ronald Reagan's friend Ferdinand Marcos. It was called The People Power Revolution. In his 'finest hour', as his grip on power weakened the President had the following conversation with a General, during a press conference which was being broadcast live on television: Fabian <b>...</b>

'Where are you from Joe?' 'The Country, I'm Country Joe...' He's also known as Hop Man Jr... Here is a portal to his very own vortex of insomnia: www.myspace.com The riots being depicted took place in Indonesia's capital, Jakarta on July 28, 1996 in support of Megawati Sukamoputri, and against the action taken by the Suharto dictatorship to curb her influence, even within her own party, the Democratic Party of Struggle AKA the PDI-P. She would eventually serve her country as its first female president, her term beginning in July 2001 when she was appointed by the People's Consultive Assembly immediately after it had removed from the same position, Abdurrahman Wahid, under whom she had served as Vice-President. It ended in October 2004 when she lost an election, in the same year she was ranked number 8 in Forbes magazine's list of the top 100 most poweful women in the wolrld, she is, once again, currently standing for election against the man who previously defeated her, President Susilo Hudhoyono. Apparently she 'demands close watch on polls': www.thejakartapost.com In 1986, in the Phillipines -a country which neighbours Indonesia - there took place a revolution which removed the long dictatorship of Ronald Reagan's friend Ferdinand Marcos. It was called The People Power Revolution. In his 'finest hour', as his grip on power weakened the President had the following conversation with a General, during a press conference which was being broadcast live on television: Fabian <b>...</b>