Team Susi Hunter

Researcher of Operasi Flamboyan 1974-1975. The Indonesian Military operation in East Timor that would lead to the kiling of the Balibo 5 and full scale invasion

[Team Susi Hunter @SusiTeamHunter]

Australian Government claims all files on #Balibo5 are open. The record of Conversation between Allan Taylor and Harry Tjan on 13/10/1975 to discussing Prinops 05/1975 and that Dr Whitehall planned to enter West Timor with two Channel 9 reporters.

ASIO hiding files on Tjan

[Team Susi Hunter @SusiTeamHunter]

Time to do #AFP work for them.

Balibo 5 war crime evidence can be found document. The order to invade East Timor and order to attack Balibo in 1975

Surat Keputusan Menhankam/Pangam Skep/1063/VIII/1975 signed by General Panggabean

And Prinops 05/1975 signed by Brig. Gen. Suweno

[Team Susi Hunter @SusiTeamHunter]

National Archives of Australia wanting $223 to scan a single photo of the Balibo 5 funeral in Jakarta in 1975.

These photos have only just been allowed to be opened by DFAT

[Team Susi Hunter @SusiTeamHunter]

@NickMcCallum7 @Kaubo @profbensaul @PeterCronau @SenatorWong @SimonKennedyMP @AusFedPolice @dfat @AlboMP

Time to stop hiding behind National Security bullshit. Time for the War Criminals in Indonesia and Australia to face a criminal court. I can prove Australian officials knoqingly lied in a court under oath.

[Team Susi Hunter @SusiTeamHunter]

The unknown evidence of the Balibo 5 Murders. This is the evidence that the Australian Federal Police have been unable to find or the Western media is unwilling to look at.

The Indonesian military attack on Balibo on the 16th of October 1975, was a part of a much larger military offensive conducted by the Indonesian Military under Operasi Flamboyan. Contrary to widespread belief, this operation was led by Brigadier General Chamid Suweno, the Commander of KOSGASGAB, rather than Colonel Dading Kalbuadi, who served as the Assistant of Intelligence within the KOSGASGAB command structure. ​

Brig. Gen. Suweno issued Operational Order PRINOPS 05/1975, targeting several villages, including Balibo, Palaka, Nunura, Maliana, Memo, Lebos, and Bobonaro. ​ Based on my research, the Australian government was fully aware of these plans. ​ Australian Embassy Official Allan Taylor was informed of the operation by Indonesian intelligence officer Harry Tjan during a meeting on October 13, 1975. ​ At this meeting, Taylor also disclosed the plans of Channel 9 News reporters Peters and Rennie to visit the border region and potentially cross into East Timor. ​

After the Indonesian military captured Balibo, the Indonesian flag was raised above the old Portuguese fort in the village. ​ At 7 a.m., Colonel Kalbuadi arrived at the site via a civilian-marked helicopter owned by Pelita Air Service, a subsidiary of the Indonesian government-owned oil company Pertamina. ​ Upon his arrival, he was greeted by Captain Yunus Yosfiah. ​

I find it concerning that, despite spending over five years and $650,000 on their investigation, the Australian Federal Police were unable to gather sufficient evidence to confirm the presence of Indonesian soldiers in Balibo or their control of the area. ​ As an amateur researcher with no budget, I have uncovered more evidence than the official investigative team, which raises serious questions about the thoroughness of their efforts.

[Team Susi Hunter @SusiTeamHunter]

The helicopter that landed in Balibo on the 16th of October 1975 was a Pelita Air Service Helicopter, a Nurtanio Bolkow 105C, tail id PK-PGY. This helicptoer was the Indonesian made MBB Bo 105C

This was one of six civillian helicopters used by the Indonesian Military during its attacks on East Timor from September to December 1975. Indonesian claims these helicopters were hired by pro Indonesian fighters and Indonesian military deserters.

One of the Civilian helicopters was owned by Arizona Helicopters Inc. This company was hired ny the Central Intelligence Agency to flown as the rotorary airwing of Air America during the Vietnam war.

These helicopters were used to attack villages. Indonesian Marine Captain Arthur Solang used to place hand grenades in glass jars, remove the pin and drop the jars out of the helicopter, to ensure grenades explpded on the ground. Colonel Agus Hernoto made I.E.Ds in old jerry cans, fuel and explosive charges, that could be dropped out of helicopters.

The helicopters were also used to find targets for Indonesian naval, artillery and mortar fire. This was reported by ABC journalist Tony Maniaty and Ch 7 journalist Greg Shackleton

[Team Susi Hunter @SusiTeamHunter]

The unknown evidence of the Balibo 5 Murders. This is the evidence that the Australian Federal Police have been unable to find or the Western media is unwilling to look at.

The Indonesian military attack on Balibo on the 16th of October 1975, was a part of a much larger military offensive conducted by the Indonesian Military under Operasi Flamboyan. Contrary to widespread belief, this operation was led by Brigadier General Chamid Suweno, the Commander of KOSGASGAB, rather than Colonel Dading Kalbuadi, who served as the Assistant of Intelligence within the KOSGASGAB command structure. ​

Brig. Gen. Suweno issued Operational Order PRINOPS 05/1975, targeting several villages, including Balibo, Palaka, Nunura, Maliana, Memo, Lebos, and Bobonaro. ​ Based on my research, the Australian government was fully aware of these plans. ​ Australian Embassy Official Allan Taylor was informed of the operation by Indonesian intelligence officer Harry Tjan during a meeting on October 13, 1975. ​ At this meeting, Taylor also disclosed the plans of Channel 9 News reporters Peters and Rennie to visit the border region and potentially cross into East Timor. ​

After the Indonesian military captured Balibo, the Indonesian flag was raised above the old Portuguese fort in the village. ​ At 7 a.m., Colonel Kalbuadi arrived at the site via a civilian-marked helicopter owned by Pelita Air Service, a subsidiary of the Indonesian government-owned oil company Pertamina. ​ Upon his arrival, he was greeted by Captain Yunus Yosfiah. ​

I find it concerning that, despite spending over five years and $650,000 on their investigation, the Australian Federal Police were unable to gather sufficient evidence to confirm the presence of Indonesian soldiers in Balibo or their control of the area. ​ As an amateur researcher with no budget, I have uncovered more evidence than the official investigative team, which raises serious questions about the thoroughness of their efforts.

[Team Susi Hunter @SusiTeamHunter]

The unknown evidence of the Balibo 5 Murders. This is the evidence that the Australian Federal Police have been unable to find or the Western media is unwilling to look at.

The Indonesian military attack on Balibo on the 16th of October 1975, was a part of a much larger military offensive conducted by the Indonesian Military under Operasi Flamboyan. Contrary to widespread belief, this operation was led by Brigadier General Chamid Suweno, the Commander of KOSGASGAB, rather than Colonel Dading Kalbuadi, who served as the Assistant of Intelligence within the KOSGASGAB command structure. ​

Brig. Gen. Suweno issued Operational Order PRINOPS 05/1975, targeting several villages, including Balibo, Palaka, Nunura, Maliana, Memo, Lebos, and Bobonaro. ​ Based on my research, the Australian government was fully aware of these plans. ​ Australian Embassy Official Allan Taylor was informed of the operation by Indonesian intelligence officer Harry Tjan during a meeting on October 13, 1975. ​ At this meeting, Taylor also disclosed the plans of Channel 9 News reporters Peters and Rennie to visit the border region and potentially cross into East Timor. ​

After the Indonesian military captured Balibo, the Indonesian flag was raised above the old Portuguese fort in the village. ​ At 7 a.m., Colonel Kalbuadi arrived at the site via a civilian-marked helicopter owned by Pelita Air Service, a subsidiary of the Indonesian government-owned oil company Pertamina. ​ Upon his arrival, he was greeted by Captain Yunus Yosfiah. ​

I find it concerning that, despite spending over five years and $650,000 on their investigation, the Australian Federal Police were unable to gather sufficient evidence to confirm the presence of Indonesian soldiers in Balibo or their control of the area. ​ As an amateur researcher with no budget, I have uncovered more evidence than the official investigative team, which raises serious questions about the thoroughness of their efforts.

[Team Susi Hunter @SusiTeamHunter]

Can someone explain why most states of Australia, leave unsolved murders from the 1970s or earlier as active cold cases. There are 65 cold cases in Australia

The Australian Federal Police @AusFedPolice give up after a few years, close the case and destroy the evidence they collected. #BALIBO5 #warcrimes

[Team Susi Hunter @SusiTeamHunter]

@AusFedPolice time to reopen the #Balibo5 #WarCrimes investigation. Why can i find copies of the Official Indonesian military documemts and orders before during and after the Balibo 5 murders. Here i will help you out, look for PRINOPS 05/1975 signed by Brig. Gen. Suweno

[Team Susi Hunter @SusiTeamHunter]

@Mediatettix In October 1975 ABC Journalist Tony Maniaty would be delibtrately hunted by Indonesian Soldiers involved in Operasi Flamboyan flying civilian helicopters. These soldiers dropped I.E.Ds on villagers. AFP cant find the evidence i have.

[@ceasefirenowFreePalestine @saltysa20312181]

@AlboMP The murderers of journalists in East Timor, the murderers of over half a million Timorese. Nice company you keep. Netanyahu will be pleased. As will Trump.
https://t.co/9mefJoO8do › world › indonesian-rule-led-to-100-000-east-timor-dead-20051220-ge1gex.html

[robert @gottalaugh35]

@AlboMP Did you talk about how Gough sold out journalists in Balibo

[🇦🇺 Cpt.Llama 🇦🇺 🇬🇧 🇮🇱 🙏 🎗 @CaptainLlama15]

Greg Shackleton in Balibo, this is one of his last known interviews 3 days before his death, along with 4 other journalists Tony Stewart, Malcolm Rennie, Brian Peters, and Gary Cunningham.

This has been covered up by the Australian and Indonesian governments for over 40 years, the details into what really happened should be known and any prosecution that can be made, should be made.

ASIS documents need to be reviewed, our government has every power to do an inquiry into this IF it actually wanted to.
Apparently revealing these documents could be a "threat to national security" umm why? 🤔

@SenatorWong @AlboMP don't you think it's about time?
This is at least one good thing you could have on your resumes if you were to agree to an inquiry.

@UN just a small reminder of some of your sordid history.
Did you also know an attack was imminent?

@UNWatch @ausgov @LiberalAus

#Australia #Balibo #EastTimor #Indonesia #CoverUp #journalists #Balibo5

[Team Susi Hunter @SusiTeamHunter]

Or are the first pictures those of a more sinister photo shoot. Phots of the Journalists being posed and the photos taken by Djumaryo Imam Muhni of Berita Yudha Newspaper.

Too many people saw this macabre photo shoot taking place on 16/10/1975 . Djumaryo is second from the right

[Team Susi Hunter @SusiTeamHunter]

#Balibo5. The Indonesians published these photos of the building where the Balibo 5 died. in the clearer picture one can clearly see that the walls do not match those of the other picture of the building they said the Journalists were found in.

[Kyli3 @Kyli379]

@SusiTeamHunter I can only guess our government are not only ashamed of their actions, but also worried of the ramification should these documents finally be released.
The Australian public should be demanding answers. Give these families some peace. 50 years too long to wait for the truth.

[Team Susi Hunter @SusiTeamHunter]

#Balibo5. The Indonesians published these photos of the building where the Balibo 5 died. in the clearer picture one can clearly see that the walls do not match those of the other picture of the building they said the Journalists were found in.

[Team Susi Hunter @SusiTeamHunter]

A photo of Kosgasgab Assistant of Intelligence Colonel Sinaga in the Black shirt. Third from the right behind the man with the rifile is Journalist Mohammad Saleh Kamah of Antara News. Photo taken near Balibo.

Antara published fake news about #Balibo5 murders by Indonesian Troop

[Kyli3 @Kyli379]

@SusiTeamHunter So even when there is undeniable proof. Our government are still choosing to plead ignorant here..
Disgraceful

[Team Susi Hunter @SusiTeamHunter]

@Kyli379 Our Government claimed that they didnt know about what the Journalists were doing in Portuguese Timor or where they were. Newly opened copies of the Jakarta Emabassy Cablegram Master Copies tell another story

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Australian Federal Police state they cannot investigate Balibo 5 murders due to not being able to prove Indonesian military were in East Timor in Oct. 1975

Here is an Indonesian Marine in Uniform with shirt that translated says "Indonesian Volunteer East Timor" only worn in 1975

[Team Susi Hunter @SusiTeamHunter]

@Kyli379 Yes. At one stage there were 33 witnesses of the actual event. There are published photgraphs from the Indonesians and the their Journalists that where with the troops. Copies of signed Indonesian Military Orders.