Indonesians frustrated after attacks

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Rebecca Henschke reports that Indonesians are frustrated and angry over last month’s terrorist attacks in the capital, Jakarta. They want the world to know that the terrorists who carried out the attacks do not represent the true face of their nation. And they’re going on-line to do it.

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