Mr Mbai said he believed the aim of the attacks was to embarrass Indonesia's government at a time when the country was enjoying a greater degree of stability than it had in the past.
If, as seems likely, the Global Security Risk Monitor becomes an emerging hot issue as Nell Minow predicts, at a minimum it'll embarrass some major U.S. companies.
Such an admission could support Ms. Jones's theory of liability and would embarrass him.
And although it may embarrass his kids to know end, he's also a former clown.
It remains to be seen whether Khoza's controversial past will come back to embarrass him and the South African 2010 World Cup organisers.
Miss Brown had been asked at the end of her job interview if there were any views she held, or if there was anything in her past that could embarrass her or the youth PCC post, and the teenager's answer had been "no", Ms Barnes added.
Even the evening news bulletin of Mr Berlusconi's flagship channel, Canale 5, has run stories that embarrass him.
"In many nations, in the two weeks before the Games, there's a sense of paranoia, that it's not going to work, we're going to embarrass ourselves on the world stage, it'll be a disaster, " he said.
There's a fear of that rogue employee who uses the system to embarrass the company.
You can only record at a lower resolution, but it's still fun to capture a friend in slow-mo without telling them and then embarrass them when you play it back.
But e-mails from Mr Reyes's computer, seen by The Economist, show that their real aim was to use them to embarrass Mr Uribe politically and to gain international recognition.
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