Where there is a will, there is a way. History teaches us that corruption cannot be eradicated by mere speeches.

Now, the fight against corruption is beginning to weaken. The KPK Law was revised. A supervisory council was established. Political elites no longer want the KPK to be aggressive in taking action against corruption.

Posts of leaders are traded and the embezzlement of public funds is no longer a shameful act. Social aid, which was initially allocated for the poor, was embezzled. Officials now pocket extra money to issue decrees.