CIA Front Group Preparing A "Color Revolution" In Indonesia?

Prabowo Subianto is the last person the USA would want to be president of Indonesia, he just shamed the USA by exposing them of spreading fake news.

After the meeting, on August 24, 2023, the US Department of Defense issued a joint press statement stating that the two ministers shared the view that China's expansive maritime claims in the South China Sea are inconsistent with international law, particularly the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS).

According to the statement, Austin and Subianto also jointly condemned the aggression by the Russian Federation against Ukraine and demanded its complete and unconditional withdrawal from Ukrainian territory.

No joint statement was issued following last week's meeting, Subianto reiterated.



The West also loathe Prabowo for his Russia-Ukraine peace proposal.

So Pranowo and Anies are the new West's puppets?
 
Indonesia holds the world's largest nickel reserves, estimated roughly accounts for 29% of the global nickel mine reserves.

Candidate #1 will undertake the challenging mission of restricting the export of raw materials, such as nickel ore and copper. They expect nickel ore to undergo some degree of processing to become semi-finished products before export, thereby creating jobs for the Indonesian people.

Candidate #2 and their families, relatives operate a conglomerate business that exploits mining and natural resources, in his own country, without adding significant value by producing finished products.

Nickel ore and copper play a crucial role in almost every aspect of renewable and sustainable energy technology today. Nickel is used in various vehicles, war machines and defence equipment due to its properties, such as corrosion resistance, durability, and ability to withstand high temperatures and pressure. It is also used in making alloy, and various parts of vessels/ships, aircraft body and engines. Unless there is a way to recycle the waste, a significant shortage may arise in the future.

The west, comprising not only the US but also the EU, has been actively advocating against the ban on nickel ore exports, primarily driven by their own interests. Sometimes using WTO as their puppets. However at the same time they restrict the selling of Lithography machines needed to manufacture advance nano chips to other countries. Such a hypocracy ??
 
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Indonesia holds the world's largest nickel reserves, estimated roughly accounts for 29% of the global nickel mine reserves.

Candidate #1 will undertake the challenging mission of restricting the export of raw materials, such as nickel ore and copper. They expect nickel ore to undergo some degree of processing to become semi-finished products before export, thereby creating jobs for the Indonesian people.

Candidate #2 and their families, relatives operate a conglomerate business that exploits mining and natural resources, in his own country, without adding significant value by producing finished products.

Nickel ore and copper play a crucial role in almost every aspect of renewable and sustainable energy technology today. Nickel is used in various vehicles, war machines and defence equipment due to its properties, such as corrosion resistance, durability, and ability to withstand high temperatures and pressure. It is also used in making alloy, and various parts of vessels/ships, aircraft body and engines. Unless there is a way to recycle the waste, a significant shortage may arise in the future.

The west, comprising not only the US but also the EU, has been actively advocating against the ban on nickel ore exports, primarily driven by their own interests. Sometimes using WTO as their puppets. However at the same time they restrict the selling of Lithography machines needed to manufacture advance nano chips to other countries. Such a hypocracy ??
Thing one really benefiting from nickel ban ore is communist China. They are taking 90% of all Indonesian nickel exports, and have cornered almost all Indonesian nickel and with a huge discount basically for their own industry in home country. So Candidate #1, could be debated, works in favour of communist China if elected.

Now the government is going step forward, and is evicting thousands of people to facilitate Chinese investments (similar as in Suharto's time). None Western company would ever accept this approach.

 
US / CIA is involved (softly or agressivy) in nearly EVERY coup since lthe 50's.

If they don't start it, they will jump in to make sure it heads in the "right" way for the US.

Locally, no need to remind you their "activity / position" in the 1965 / 66 "events" ?
 
You are right about the US being involved with the 1965/66 events. Using the takeover as a pretense to stop Communism. Many men were vanished and the wives had a really hard time, and the Suharto regime took a lot of property in Bali. It led to him being a dictator for what thirty years? When I first came to Ubud I stayed with an Ibu that owned a homestay and her husband was one of those that were killed! It was something no one talked about.
Now with evicting people in Rempang is a sad example of a few getting rich and lying and saying it will create jobs and they will build housing, giving the people only a month to move. Move to what? Are the houses already finished? How can they get back to the sea for fishing? This is corruption at it's finest! But I don't see the US in this one.
 
Now with evicting people in Rempang is a sad example of a few getting rich and lying and saying it will create jobs and they will build housing, giving the people only a month to move. Move to what? Are the houses already finished? How can they get back to the sea for fishing? This is corruption at it's finest! But I don't see the US in this one.
Refer here to see how corrupt the Indonesian officials, civil servants, ministers, policemen, judges, etc. This also includes the people in the parliament.

If the villagers receive proper compensation, I don't think they will resist. It's similar to what happened when the Batam Industrial Estate was developed. Look at how Batam Island has boosted the Indonesian economy and created numerous job opportunities for Indonesian citizens. There will be more evidence when the strategic plan to expands it to become a data centre industry in a few years' time is implemented. The air line distance between Batam and Singapore is only 27.30 mi (43.94 km).
 
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You are right about the US being involved with the 1965/66 events. Using the takeover as a pretense to stop Communism. Many men were vanished and the wives had a really hard time, and the Suharto regime took a lot of property in Bali. It led to him being a dictator for what thirty years? When I first came to Ubud I stayed with an Ibu that owned a homestay and her husband was one of those that were killed! It was something no one talked about.
You would never have seen documentaries like this during the Suharto regime. If someone was found to circulate this kind of documentation, they would disappear the following day. Family members will face lifelong suffering and encounter challenges in securing employment. The history books were manipulated, especially regarding 'the Order of Eleventh March (Indonesian: Supersemar, Surat Perintah Sebelas Maret)'. This event occurred on March 11, 1966.

It is a significant event in the history of Indonesia related to the overthrow of President Sukarno and the consolidation of power by the disgraced former Indonesian President Soeharto.
US / CIA is involved (softly or aggressive) in nearly EVERY coup since lthe 50's.

If they don't start it, they will jump in to make sure it heads in the "right" way for the US.

Locally, no need to remind you their "activity / position" in the 1965 / 66 "events" ?
There are reasonable number of documentaries of foreign government involvements in helping Suharto to rise in power.

One of the current Indonesian presidential candidates is the son in law of Suharto, loyalist and part of Suharto's Inner cycle, the richest Indonesian presidential candidates. He and his younger brother are the founder and owner of the Arsari Group, a diversified conglomerate that was founded during the Suharto reign with interests in palm oil plantations, pulp and paper, mining, logistics. While currently his brother is serving as a chairman these conglomerate businesses are owned by both of them. When a conglomerate Businessmen and politician making money from exploiting natural resources, not making high end high value added products for export, it tells a lot of things. But this doesn't imply that he isn't a viable option. However, given his previous background, he will have to exert more effort to convince voters that he is the best choice. He has encountered numerous failures in the past.


 
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Two very powerfull documentaries on the subject. Both in Indonesian, but one has English subtitles

Difficult to watch.


 
Refer here to see how corrupt the Indonesian officials, civil servants, ministers, policemen, judges, etc. This also includes the people in the parliament.

If the villagers receive proper compensation, I don't think they will resist. It's similar to what happened when the Batam Industrial Estate was developed. Look at how Batam Island has boosted the Indonesian economy and created numerous job opportunities for Indonesian citizens. There will be more evidence when the strategic plan to expands it to become a data centre industry in a few years' time is implemented. The air line distance between Batam and Singapore is only 27.30 mi (43.94 km).
It sounds like you're fine with the displacements.
It also sounds like you're saying the glass plant will add a data center.
What's the relevance of the distance to Singapore?
 
It sounds like you're fine with the displacements.
It also sounds like you're saying the glass plant will add a data center.
What's the relevance of the distance to Singapore?
People displacement is a regular occurence in any country.
New highway, new railroad, airport extension, new industrial estate, nuclear powerplant, dam construction.... you name it (New capital......)

Normal process as long as the people :
  • are properly informed in advance
  • are properly compensated.

I remember seeing a docu recently where in the US an elevated highway was build, taking in account going through low class neighbourhoods as people expulsion will be easier, and compensation less.
Needless to say that it were "coloured" neighbourhoods that were choosen...
 
People displacement is a regular occurence in any country.
New highway, new railroad, airport extension, new industrial estate, nuclear powerplant, dam construction.... you name it (New capital......)

Normal process as long as the people :
  • are properly informed in advance
  • are properly compensated.

I remember seeing a docu recently where in the US an elevated highway was build, taking in account going through low class neighbourhoods as people expulsion will be easier, and compensation less.
Needless to say that it were "coloured" neighbourhoods that were choosen...
Yes if adequate notification and adequate compensation are given. How many of those conditions will be met? I'd guess 'less than one'. I hope for the evictees' sake that I'm off by two but chances are slim.
I've seen similar articles about building the interstate highways in the US. Was that in upstate New York? Race was a factor but also the urban areas with the lowest real estate values, and thus cheapest land to obtain, were inhabited by minorities. The mass urban renewal projects in the 20th century also target minority area disproportionately.
 
I've got both films - wonderful documentaries.
One is reminded that with the CIA being instrumental in kickstarting and encouraging that terrible purge across the Indonesian archipelago the lessons learned as to the value of torture, atrocity, murder and terror in achieving a desirable end, the CIA then went on to manage the Phoenix program in Vietnam that ran from 1969 to 1972 with some 80,000 suspects "neutralized and over 26,000 killed.

During the 70s and 80s, the CIA was also busy encouraging death squads and the neutralization of leftist seen as a threat to "democracy" throughout Central and South America. Fort Moore, later renamed as Fort Benning in Georgia USA was notable as a centre for training in torture and other persuasive techniques with some 60,000 Latin American military, law enforcement, and security personnel receiving training. Interesting to note that Indonesian Defence Minister Prabowo spent time at Fort Benning in the 1980s.

And so spins the world. While some with these specialist skills have been prosecuted around the world for crimes others remain untouched and, within the CIA and other like agencies, receive medals and rewards for their patriotic services.

I recall during the Vietnam war a unique front page news story broke about Australian soldiers using water boarding on a young Vietnamese woman. Did they just think it up at the time as something to try. I suspect they also were the beneficiaries of extended training connections as Australia was also involved in the Phoenix program.
 
I've seen similar articles about building the interstate highways in the US. Was that in upstate New York? Race was a factor but also the urban areas with the lowest real estate values, and thus cheapest land to obtain, were inhabited by minorities. The mass urban renewal projects in the 20th century also target minority area disproportionately.
True but it wasn't just to stick it to people of color. It was all about money and minorities just happen to own the cheapest land. They try to avoid valualbe real estate in any planning because it can balloon the budjet very quickly. Land in urban areas isn't exactly cheap. Anytime they criticize the planners they tend to leave out the most important part.
 
One is reminded that with the CIA being instrumental in kickstarting and encouraging that terrible purge across the Indonesian archipelago the lessons learned as to the value of torture, atrocity, murder and terror in achieving a desirable end, the CIA then went on to manage the Phoenix program in Vietnam that ran from 1969 to 1972 with some 80,000 suspects "neutralized and over 26,000 killed.

During the 70s and 80s, the CIA was also busy encouraging death squads and the neutralization of leftist seen as a threat to "democracy" throughout Central and South America. Fort Moore, later renamed as Fort Benning in Georgia USA was notable as a centre for training in torture and other persuasive techniques with some 60,000 Latin American military, law enforcement, and security personnel receiving training. Interesting to note that Indonesian Defence Minister Prabowo spent time at Fort Benning in the 1980s.

And so spins the world. While some with these specialist skills have been prosecuted around the world for crimes others remain untouched and, within the CIA and other like agencies, receive medals and rewards for their patriotic services.

I recall during the Vietnam war a unique front page news story broke about Australian soldiers using water boarding on a young Vietnamese woman. Did they just think it up at the time as something to try. I suspect they also were the beneficiaries of extended training connections as Australia was also involved in the Phoenix program.
How sad this is the things going on in this world. This will only lead to bad karma for these people! It is many who are involved in this, not just the Americans!
 
How sad this is the things going on in this world. This will only lead to bad karma for these people! It is many who are involved in this, not just the Americans!
Yes, I acknowledged this with, "...within the CIA and other like agencies, ..." and also referenced Australian involvement. Just as armies world wide train people to kill, security and "intelligence" agencies" get drawn in to the black arts often on the basis supposedly of training members to withstand torture and brutal interrogations.
 
One is reminded that with the CIA being instrumental in kickstarting and encouraging that terrible purge across the Indonesian archipelago the lessons learned as to the value of torture, atrocity, murder and terror in achieving a desirable end, the CIA then went on to manage the Phoenix program in Vietnam that ran from 1969 to 1972 with some 80,000 suspects "neutralized and over 26,000 killed.

During the 70s and 80s, the CIA was also busy encouraging death squads and the neutralization of leftist seen as a threat to "democracy" throughout Central and South America. Fort Moore, later renamed as Fort Benning in Georgia USA was notable as a centre for training in torture and other persuasive techniques with some 60,000 Latin American military, law enforcement, and security personnel receiving training. Interesting to note that Indonesian Defence Minister Prabowo spent time at Fort Benning in the 1980s.

And so spins the world. While some with these specialist skills have been prosecuted around the world for crimes others remain untouched and, within the CIA and other like agencies, receive medals and rewards for their patriotic services.

I recall during the Vietnam war a unique front page news story broke about Australian soldiers using water boarding on a young Vietnamese woman. Did they just think it up at the time as something to try. I suspect they also were the beneficiaries of extended training connections as Australia was also involved in the Phoenix program.
That was the price of defeating the communism.
 
I agree with Balifrog! What was done was not to stop the spread of communism, but to gain a foothold in this country to be able to exploit it's minerals,timber, fish, palm oil industry,etc. the true concept of communism was to provide for all equally, but a few were more equal than others so deserved more. Sounds a lot like capitalism doesn't it? Read Animal Farm by George Orwell.
 
Two interesting books, both very recent :
- The Jakarta Method, describes on a worldwide scale the "background" of the US / CIA involvement
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- The Devil's Chessboard, describes he role of the OSS / CIA and US "deepstate" since 1942. Include the collaboration with Nazi's, all for the sacred anti communism war
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- And if you want to dig a bit in the US plans for the world since the 70 / 80 I recommend The Grand Chesboard by Brezinsky. Plan for Ukraine were already set at that time......
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