Papua- After the release of Susi Air Pilot Philip Mark Martens for approximately 1.5 years. Susi Pudjiastuti, who is the founder or owner of the Susi Air airline, expressed her hurt, anger and even disappointment regarding the treatment of the Armed Criminal Group.
Listening to several recordings from Susi Pudjiastuti saying that the Armed Criminal Group (KKB) has no sense of humanity towards the Papuan people.
He said that they preferred to create chaos and problems caused by their own actions.
“There were murders, hostage-taking, burning of school facilities, hospitals, people’s houses, flights, housing. What was that for?” asked Susi.
Apart from that, Susi also emphasized that aviation is one of the main factors affecting people in remote areas of Papua. He also felt that if there were no planes coming to the area, the community would have difficulty getting food, medicine and other necessities.
“So, KKB’s treatment like this, which burns educational, aviation, health and other facilities, has an impact on the independence of the Papuan people?” said Susi.
Furthermore, he also questioned Sebby Sambom, who he knew as the spokesperson for the TPNPB-OPM organization, that what they did was inhumane and actually eliminated the freedom rights of their own people.
“Just imagine if there were no more flights, health centers, schools? “Can they get their right to independence properly?” he explained.
“Is there any form of freedom and comfort that the Papuan people have received from this group?” he said.
He highlighted that Papua needs faster development and a large workforce to fill Papua so that a peaceful and beautiful Papua can be achieved.
However, he condemned Sebby Sambom, who does not have human values, should not disturb or incite children in Papua for his own interests.
“I can’t stop thinking about Sebby Sambom, what I hear and see is that this person doesn’t have good moral values,” explained Susi.
He hopes that the Government will continue to pay attention to Papua and not leave it alone until all existing facilities in the Land of Papua are fully distributed.
