DOEHOENG KASOENDAN (A Soenda Perspective)

A. G. Maisey · 20th November 2019, 05:26 AM

Yes, of course you're right Amuk, but I rather think the young gentleman to whom I referred your text might be considered to be attuned to his native culture. I will not go into the reasons for why I think this to be so, but if he is indeed not genuinely committed to the history and values of his native culture, then I guess the Indonesian government has misplaced their trust.

Still, I think we can put the question of qualifications to one side. Fact is I rather enjoy reading your posts, they are certainly unique.

20th November 2019, 05:26 AM	#11
A. G. Maisey Member Join Date: May 2006 Posts: 7,085	Yes, of course you're right Amuk, but I rather think the young gentleman to whom I referred your text might be considered to be attuned to his native culture. I will not go into the reasons for why I think this to be so, but if he is indeed not genuinely committed to the history and values of his native culture, then I guess the Indonesian government has misplaced their trust. Still, I think we can put the question of qualifications to one side. Fact is I rather enjoy reading your posts, they are certainly unique.