[JeffersonRepublic.com]

Lesson is... don't break the law and respect other peoples community when visiting.

[Numbers Guy]

don't break the law and respect other peoples community when visiting.

Uh, if the drugs were planted on her then how was she breaking the law?

[blueminnesota]

Wahh!! She's lucky she's not being hung.

[stinkerpot65]

Lesson is don't take vacations in corrupt Muslim countries. Any Australian would have to be nuts to go there.

[injin]

give me a break! They handle with kidd gloves the members of
Jihad Islamiya , or whatever they call that org. of scumbags,
handing out sentences of a few years to admitted perpetrators
of the heinous Bali nightclub bombing . They turn a blind eye to the Mullah types that teach religious intolerance and hatred and encourage the attacks on Christians on Ambon and elsewhere . They do little to discourage the cross strait traffic between islamic radicals
in Indo and the similar vicious fanatics in the P.I. ...
And yet the come down with righteous indignation and severe sentences upon some poor Aussie gal that has done nothing worse than smuggle a little weed. My guess is they are looking for Australian 'hostages' they can somehow legally claim , in order to exchange them for moslems they want to spring from Australian jails later on.
Just pathetic....

[swlabr]

I have traveled in Indonesia and there are signs in several languages including English that warn "The penalty for trafficking drugs is death" and they mean business. I personally would rather be dead that doing life in prison there. The Bali beaches are beautiful but I am not planning another trip!

[Random Nonsense]

G'Day mates,

Bali is a small resort island that is part of the archipelago. Balinese are mostly hindus believe it or not, they are good people. Thing is, the island is part of Indonesia which is the most muslim populated country.
Had Bali stood by its own, as in a sovereign country even though it's a small island, I reckon balinese would enjoy a lot more prosperity without being controled by those numbskulls in Jakarta. I have been to Bali, it's a fav spot for us aussies. Random is an aussie expat living in the States :)