Movement "Coins For President" appeared in friendship networking site Facebook.
Reportedly, the movement to help President Yudhoyono who complain their salaries are not increased for seven years.
Whoever initiated and made a motion "Coins For President" on Facebook.
Also circulated in Blacberry Messenger (BBM), the movement "Honey SBY" by collecting 100 coins to help SBY complaints about his salary that has not increased for seven years.
"Monday Date January 24, 2011 Place Hotel Indonesia Roundabout. as citizens we are elected by the people are experiencing hardship. It is time we as a people to help him by donating coins trouble love SBY USD 100, "wrote in fuel. [nasional.inilah.com]
Indonesian People's Movement Galang coin to President SBY On Facebook
Coins Member of Parliament for President
Vent President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono on his salary that does not rise for seven years led to the pros and cons. There is an opinion statement Rapim SBY in the presence of military and police only to encourage the work of soldiers and police personnel, but not a few who criticized the vent.
Public also have its own way of criticizing the complaint SBY. When observers voiced more substance problem but there is also a satirical SBY example by movement of the 'Help Salary President: Coins for President'.
Apparently, movement to the President taken seriously collecting coins. Just look at what happened in Parliament. Transparent glass box marked 'coins to the President'. Charity box was placed near the entrance hall Law Commission of DPR.
Several members of the House of Representatives Law Commission was apparently interested in filling the coffers charity box. Bambang Soesatyo (Golkar Party) and Syarifuddin Suding (Fraction Hanura) contributed to a change. But the coin was provided by their staff.
"I do not have coins, anyone have?" asked Suding, Monday (24/01/2011).
When equipped with dozens of Rp100-Rp500 coins, the two politicians who are already familiar on this campus activist activities immediately plunge their coins. As these politicians enter the coin did not forget to pose in front of the camera reporters. "Hold sir, Ok," yelled a photo journalist and reporter who perpetuate these interesting moments. [news.okezone.com]
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