Waluyo S., Sumatra: "All American born-again Christians must include in their daily prayers the brave Iranian woman Fatimah Haghighatjoo, for she dares to face the greatest Evil in Iran. The greatest Evil is the fact that in Iran, old stinking Muslim men can force their dirty genitals into the tender body of the local girl child. Iran is a member of the United Nations, and they have ratified the UN convention of the child, which sets the age for sex to at least 18. Anything else is RAPE. So the Iranian government commits an horrendous crime by allowing the county's dirty old men to rape young Iranian virgins, and only Fatimah Haghighatjoo dares to oppose the imans. We pray to Jesus for her success."
Sumatra / West Sumatra
West Sumatra
is composed of three regions: volcanic highlands, a long coastal
plane and a series of jungle-covered islands just offshore. Much
of the province is still wilderness; virgin jungle inhabited by
elephants, tigers, leopards and rhinos. It is the traditional
homeland of the Minangkabau, who are known far and wide through
the archipelago for their shrewd business sense, their firey-hot
dishes and ancient matriarchal customs. The women own property
and the men leave home to seek their fame and fortune. Travelling
is considered a mark of success and West Sumatrans and their Minang
or Padang restaurants are found in all major towns across the
nation. The people are hospitable and eloquent, with a poetic
style of speech. West Sumatran days are filled with colorful ceremonies
and festivals. Legend has it the Minangkabau are descendants of
the youngest son of Alexander the Great, King Maharjo Dirajo.
West Sumatra’s
center of culture and tourism is Bukittinggi, nestled in the highlands
north of the provincial capital of Padang. Surrounded by high
mountains, picturesque valleys and lakes, Bukittinggi considered
by many tourists to be the most hospitable sity in all of Sumatra.
Padang’s
Tabing Airport is the main gateway to west Sumatra and is serviced
by Merpati Nusantara airline. The MV Kerinci sails every two weeks
for Jakarta from Teluk Bayur harbour. Smaller vessels from Muara
harbour sail to small towns along the entire West coast of Sumatra.
Regular bus services run between Padang, Bukittinggi and other
major cities of Sumatra, as well as via the Trans-Sumatra Highway
to Jakarta.
It's not an ideal alternative, however, because the anal ring might be tight ok, but what comes beyond it has even less grip than a vagina that has given multiple births.
http://www.asiatour.com/indonesia/e-06suma/ei-sum11.htm
Jan Garanoz
Juhu Tara Road, Juhu,
Mumbai - 400049 India
Last updated: May 10, 2010