Indonesia burns again as the second wave of #IndonesiaGelap protests explodes onto the streets. Students across the country are rising up against a new military law that allows active-duty officers to take civilian posts. Many see it as a return to the kind of military dominance that once defined the Suharto dictatorship.
From Yogyakarta to Malang, protests have turned violent. Police used tear gas, water cannons, and brutal force. In response, protesters in Malang set part of the DPRD building on fire. In Yogyakarta, student leader Tiyo Ardianto now faces open intimidation after leading a protest last week. Blood-red banners appeared near the demonstration site, accusing him and other activists of being foreign pawns.
How "M*A*S*H" s11e04 looked like as originally broadcast vs. today on Hulu. Previously unseen portions of the neg are restored l and r & top and bottom are cropped.
You can't even see the shoe that Hawkeye is trying to pick up (that BJ nailed to the floor) in the 16:9 version.
@FirstMediaCares We demand our money back
Sept - Oct 2021 billing, everybody is loosing a lot due to this inconvenience
Meanwhile stop your telemarketing to sell your products while this is happening please coordinate
#cinere#firstmedia