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[a @Valkyeahh]

"takut gagal bukan berarti harus berhenti mencoba kan ?"

[Mirza @em_er_zet]

Everywhere is a great place to visit, but not to live in. Because living in general is not a great experience.

[a @Valkyeahh]

@KapudS640 Ya emangg murahhh2 sih kalo kebutuhan buat makan dll gitu disini

[a @Valkyeahh]

Harga untuk sebuah mimpi adalah kesepian

[Angelo Giuliano 🇨🇭🇮🇹 @angeloinchina]

Why Globalists Don’t Like Indonesia’s “Indonesia First” Model
Indonesia is quietly building something that makes globalists angry.

“Indonesia First” nationalism with a socialist touch in the economy and socially conservative values.
Under Prabowo, they are pushing hard on processing their own resources — nickel, bauxite, and more.
They focus on food and energy self-sufficiency, big welfare programs like free school meals and housing, and sovereign wealth funds.
Strong government role plus Pancasila ideas.
Pancasila is Indonesia’s official philosophy since independence.
It has five simple principles: belief in one God, just and civilized humanity, national unity, democracy by discussion and agreement, and social justice for everyone.
It mixes religion, tradition, and national unity with care for the people.
It is not communism and not Western liberalism.
That’s why they take the good parts of socialism and capitalism, but always put Indonesians first.
They welcome investment, but only on their own rules.
Not full socialism, not open-border neoliberalism.
The goal is sovereignty, 8% growth, and real national strength.
Why don’t many globalists like it?
• Resource nationalism: Indonesia no longer wants to be just a cheap supplier of raw materials.
They process everything inside the country, keep more profit, and make the rules.
This breaks the old free trade game.
• Sovereignty over supranationalism: Indonesia has always been non-aligned.
Their “free and active” foreign policy started with Sukarno and the 1955 Bandung Conference.
They balance US, China, and others — without joining anti-China groups like QUAD or AUKUS.
They ignore lectures about liberal democracy, climate rules, or open borders.
• Social conservatism + unity: Pancasila comes first.
Traditional values, religious harmony under the majority culture, stability and order — not Western progressive ideas or extreme individualism.
• Populist developmentalism: Big government role in welfare and industry.
They criticize pure free markets.
They choose what works for Indonesia, not what Davos wants.
The military also plays a bigger role in government.
But it is very popular — 2026 polls from both pro and anti-government media show Prabowo’s approval steady at 70-80%.
Ultimately, it is up to Indonesia to choose their own system.
The most important thing is to protect their sovereignty.
No sovereignty means no real democracy, because democracy is a process of self-determination.
They put 280 million Indonesians and their resources first — not as a small part in someone else’s global system.
The globalist game hates strong countries that refuse to lose control of their borders, culture, and economy.
Indonesia shows a big developing nation can follow its own mixed path.
Pancasila developmentalism > globalist convergence.

[matcha @maatchadeepan]

Orang lain mana tau kalo kita juga sama-sama berjuang buat bayar ini itu, ngumpulin pelan-pelan buat semua yang kita pengen. Mereka taunya kita pelit, padahal susahnya kita selalu private buat engga ngerepotin siapa-siapa.

[Dear Son. @DearS_o_n]

Make a lot of money. Not for luxury, but for control. A man with money bows to nobody except God.

NOBODY!!!

[Miya 🍉 @pengincumlaude]

Pas magang di Jepang kmrn, ada pegawai baru yg no experience di usia 30an. Pas gue nanya ke buchou di Jepang kek gt lazim apa ngga, jawabannya "iya wajar aja, dia lagian lulusan S3." Njir lulusan S3, first job, umur 35, bisa masuk kerja di industri entry level. Indo could never

[V | CQF | AIE World's Fair SFO, 29 Jun - 2 Jul ✈️ @vicky_kawaguchi]

Living abroad benar-benar mengubah perspektif & cara berpikir gue.

Ternyata, kita bisa mulai APAPUN dari nol tanpa melihat usia.

Standard sosial di Indonesia jadi terlihat toxic. Tentang, usia sekian harus lulus S1, usia sekian harus kerja, menikah, punya anak, yadda-yadda.

[sashimi @ladidadalalida]

kenapa ya gw merasa di indo tuh ruang gagalnya sempit. i mean umur lu setelah lulus kuliah tuh udah 22-23 loh, and after that you have to chase the age limitation in indonesia, which is 25, to secure your place

[KokoBuncis @kokobuncis]

https://t.co/ovmDG5iJ6E

[HRD GEN Z @hrdgenz]

gw sih gapeduli. kalau lagi nganggur semua loker gw apply

gasemua recruiter nganggap sepertinapa yang lu bilang kok. justru bisa jadi sebaliknya

[The Reds Indonesia @The_RedsIndo]

ET emang bajingan. Timnas kemarin sisa perlu ditajamkan shape-nya tapi malah dikacauin dengan nunjuk pelatih sembarangan.

Terbukti Herdman bisa nunjukin, Oman yang ranking 80 besar bisa dibantai di GBK dengan permainan meyakinkan. Ini pun masih dalam kondisi belum full skuad dan Herdman yang masih meraba-raba tim terbaiknya.

Timnas punya potensi sebesar ini, dihancurkan jalan dan mimpinya oleh ketua federasinya sendiri.

[sarah ayu @sibiwl]

Pada akhirnya hidup bukan lagi tentang “if they want to, they would.”

Tapi lebih kepada “if God has written something for you, it will find its way to you.” at the right time, in the right way.

Karena apa yang memang Tuhan takdirkan untukmu tidak akan pernah benar-benar melewatimu. dan yang bukan untukmu, sekuat apa pun kamu mencoba menggenggamnya, it will never truly stay.

[Dear Men. @Dea_rMen]

MEN, please be honest!

Would this be enough for you? Would you live comfortably?

[Shubhvani @shubhvanii]

Neverrrrrrrrrrrrrrrtr EVERRRRRRRRRRRR look desperate in life.

Suffer calmly.
Like every great man before you did.

[Kapten Haddock @SeekHustle]

Rispek sih gue sama sekolahnya. Dikondisi kek gini, segala pencapaian layak diapresiasi 👏

[Aulee @sebatastems]

Lagi suka bgt sama kalimat ini, "Allah itu lebih besar dari segala kekhawatiran kita." 🥹❤️

[hilma @galaxctvs]

🥹🥹🥹

[Angelo Giuliano 🇨🇭🇮🇹 @angeloinchina]

WATCH OUT INDONESIA.

The US is putting massive pressure on Indonesia right now as part of its desperate plan to contain China.
The goal?

Turn Indonesia into a US client state that helps enforce an extended blockade around the Malacca Strait >> choking off China’s main energy lifeline.

We’re already seeing the signs: a flood of new hit pieces on the Prabowo government popping up everywhere.

Polymarket (that classic US psyop betting tool) is suddenly running projections on regime change.

Western-controlled media outlets are sliding into DMs with Brian Berletic and myself, fishing for angles >> because we were among the few who called out the last color revolution attempt and exposed the Soros/NED funding networks behind the 2025 unrests.

This is coordinated.
There’s a clear plan to destabilize Indonesia and flip it fully into the Western camp.
Don’t be surprised when your feeds (including X) get flooded with more and more negative coverage of the Indonesian government >> “authoritarian,” “corrupt,” “unstable,” the usual script.
Indonesia is too important: biggest Muslim country, strategic geography, resources, and balancing act between powers. The US doesn’t like that independence.
They want control over those sea lanes for any future Taiwan or South China Sea showdown.

Stay vigilant, Indonesia.
Separate real domestic issues from foreign-funded chaos.

The hybrid war playbook is in full swing >> info ops, NGOs, media smears, and political pressure.

Don’t let them turn your country into the next pawn.

[Info Serie A Italia @Info_SerieA]

Sebelum punya anak, gue agak mengerti kenapa Chef Juna berpikir kayak gini. Apalagi gue gawe di konsultan yang deadlinnya seketat karet sempak.

Tapi pas punya anak...

Jangan kan absen demi nemenin anak sakit. Anak gua minta gue teriak "Hidup Jokowi" juga gua bakal lakuin.