LAST Friday, was a busy day at the Semarang, Central Java, office of the Golkar Party. Provincial party managers were everywhere. They were all smartly dressed in jackets or batik.

They were expecting an important visitor from Jakarta, namely Gen. (ret) Wiranto. The former Indonesian Military (TNI) supreme commander has been spoken of as a presidential candidate from Golkar. Pak Wiranto is here to seek support for his presidential candidacy, said