TO many people in Indonesia, Paul Wolfowitz is a friend. To some, politics don’t really matter, given that he is true-blue Republican and presumed to be one of the ‘architects’ of the United States’ war in Iraq. Wolfowitz was one American ambassador in Indonesia who was truly adaptable, sociable and able to assimilate with the people, compared with other western envoys. So much so that when he paid his respects to the late