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Indonesia to evacuate foreign inmates from Bali jail after rioters take control

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If things go the way they are at the moment, we could see a bloody takeover after the foreign and female inmates are evacuated.

Thing is, why did the prison accept so many inmates in the first place?

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Violence in a peaceful muslim nation? wow !

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ExportExpert: "Violence in a peaceful muslim nation? wow !"

Dude, does your broken record even spin any more? Prison riots happen all over the place, and are not limited to religion. A violent prison that does not have any riots means that the system, within the prison (no the prison system) is working, and there are certain freedoms and/or what have you being used. A riot in a prison occurs when, believe it or not, a system based on keeping criminals incarcerated gets out of control.

But my guess is, as usual, you didn't take the time to think about the thread or the meaning and just wanted to slander a religion you know zero about, as usual. But feel free to press that hat up to your mouth and keep talking through it. Allow the rest of us in the meantime to engage in meaningful debate.

The one GOOD thing, if any, about a prison riot is that it is automatically contained. The sad part is that regardless of the severity of any of the crimes committed by inmates they are all expendable. My question is what the inmates want. It doesn't sound like an issue of foreign inmates being in proximity, but sounds like the media is presenting that as a source of dissemination and also of leverage.

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