So you can see that it's a nation wide rebellion against the ways Parliament is doing its worst now. In the face of adversity the President appears not only willing to tough it out but according to his opponents, to use the threat of mob rule to try to persuade the Parliament not to take that next step towards impeachment. Hata Rajasa is the Secretary General of the Islamic Pan Party, which is led by the President's staunchest critic, Armien Ries. Mr Rajasa says the President is behaving in a most undemocratic manner. He's accused him of adopting similar tactics to Indonesia's former leader, Suharto.
People say like that, then it's no good.
That's not, you know, we cannot boost or reform us if we're back to this situation. President Wahid has clearly laid his cards on the table. His opponents in the past have accused him of behaving arrogantly. His latest comments appear to have not only confirmed their beliefs, but also raised the threat of violence. Well I think he's trying to, you know, make a pressure on the Parliament member because we have dissension.