This rezim has been crazy

KPU MAIN WOOD?
[UN Case of Policing Study]
By: Nasrudin Joha
It is difficult to avoid public preconceptions, that there is a power intervention behind the non-escape of the Crescent Star Party (PBB) as the party participating in the General Election. outside the context of the substance, it seems impossible if the UN does not pass the verification of the party, while the Garuda party derived from the "Antah Barantah" element can be passed.

The unknown Garuda Party's apparent track record, unknown from the womb where it was born, actually escaped ferification. There may be excuses, as long as the requirements are met by any party can participate in the election.

However, seeing the pattern of power that has entered the various lines of state joints, it is difficult to accept the UN's incompatibility following party ferification is purely an administrative event. The more rajih, the UN did not escape due to power intervention.

Compared with the PSI, for example, the United Nations should have political roots both at the center and in the regions, let alone the UN is not a newcomer party. The United Nations is a political party that is seen as a continuation of the struggle of the Masjumi, which has also been in elections several times.

It seems that the UN needs to sweat a bit to be able to take legal action against the KPU's decision in the Administrative Court. It's just a matter of time. The long legal process, will make the UN lose a lot of time to meet the elections and elections in 2018 and 2019.

Although one side of the United Nations deserves to be angry with the KPU, on the other hand the UN can actually be heartened by the wisdom of this decision. That is, the resistance of the KPU to the United Nations - which is strongly suspected of the involvement of the hands of power - shows how the position of the UN is greatly reckoned by the authorities.

Moreover, after the betrayal of Islamic parties and Islam-based parties in Jakarta Elections, including building a rainbow coalition partnership in several regional elections, the people have great hopes to harbor political choice to the UN.

The author's guess, the predictions of the vote for the United Nations could exceed the votes of the HANURA Party and may be able to outperform the PPP vote.