Yusran Darmawan

I'm just an ordinary person like others

[Yusran Darmawan @yusrandarmawan]

Kasihan betul ini arab saudi. Padahal mrk jago2 bahasa arab. Harusnya tuhan lebih mendengar doa mereka.

#pialadunia #worldcup

[Daniel Mayakovski @DaniMayakovski]

"Si no firmáramos este acuerdo con Irán, nos hubiéramos quedado sin petróleo, perdíamos 600 o 700 millones por día, nos quedábamos sin reservas en 4 semanas. Hemos sido muy duro con lo nuclear, está bien que Irán tenga energía nuclear para electricidad".

Trump firmó su rendición con Irán, humillándose públicamente admitiendo que estaban desangrándose en su guerra contra el pueblo iraní, perdiendo hasta 700 millones diarios y quedándose sin reservas de petroleo... incluso han terminado tragando con que Irán tenga energía nuclear y pagándole 300.000 millones por los daños.

Esta es la mayor humillación a EEUU desde Vietnam, la realidad es que esperaban que Irán cayese en 3 dias... ahora van a tener que retirar sus soldados de toda la región en las bases que rodean a Irán y pagar por sus crímenes.

[BeritaSatu @Beritasatu]

Dalam pernyataannya, mahasiswa mendesak pihak kepolisian agar tidak bertindak represif.
Mahasiswa menegaskan bahwa mereka hadir sebagai bagian dari masyarakat yang membawa niat tulus demi perbaikan bangsa Indonesia, tanpa membawa senjata, serta memastikan gerakan ini murni tanpa ditunggangi pihak manapun.

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#BeritaSatu #SaatnyaMajuBersama #AksiMahasiswa #BEMUI #DemoJakarta #BundaranHI #TuntutanMahasiswa

[Ferry Koto @ferrykoto]

Ini skema pembiayaan pembangunan KDMP, juga untuk pengadaan Truk dan sarana-prasaran lain.

Bank Himbara mengutangi PT Agrinas totalnya Rp200 Triliun. Digunakan membangun gedung KDMP di berbagai daerah dengan anggaran Rp1,6-Rp2,3T, juga untuk pengadaan Truk dengan anggaran puluhan Triliun.

Nanti, cicilan utang Agrinas itu yang bayar APBN lewat pemotongan Dana Desa.

Bayangkan;
- Katanya ini Koperasi, yang basis usahanya pada anggota, yang segala keputusan bisnisnya mestinya oleh anggota, tapi semua diserahkan ke Badan Usaha lain, yaitu PT Agrinas, yang jelas merupakan entitas bisnis yang mencari untung.

Pertanyaannya berapa banyak untung Agrinas dari membangun gedung2 KDMP, juga pengadaan Truk dan lainnya. Dan apa untung warga desa yang jadi anggota KDMP?

- Jika Agrinas yang berutang, yang membangun, yang dapat keuntungan dari pengadaan, bahkan sampai yang menyediakan manager KDMP, kenapa bukan Agrinas saja yang mengelola seluruh KDMP tersebut, sebagai bagian usahanya?

Kenapa malah jadi tanggugjawab anggota Koperasi dan jadi tanggungjawab Desa yg dipotong Dana Desanya untuk mencicil utang Agrinas?

Apa pemerintah sadar diri, bahwa program ini tak mungkin melawan pasar? Sehingga yang dikorbankan Dana Desa?
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Kebijakan pendanaan KDMP ini malah nyata kelihatan hanya MENYEDOT DANA Desa, dengan jargon membantu warga desa. Padahal sejatinya ini mengambil hak kesejahteraan warga Desa yang sudah dialokasikan lewat Dana Desa.

Kalau KDMP ini gagal, siapa yang menanggung? Bukan Agrinas, bukan Danantara, tapi Dana Desa yang berasal dari APBN yang merupakan uang rakyat.

Berkebalikan dengan MBG dimana APBN digelontorkan untuk program memperkaya mitra2 dan pejabat korup di BGN, maka mekanisme KDMP ini justru menyedot alokasi Dana Desa lewat pintu belakang dengan cara dipotong untuk mencicil utang Agrinas.

MBG dan KDMP Ini dua gagasan bagus sebenarnya, tapi implementasinya buruk sekali, jelas-jelas didesign untuk bocor.

Entah kenapa Pak Prabowo yang dikenal dahulu sebagai Capres yang concern untuk menambal kebocoran APBN, malah sekarang programnya banyak di design untuk bocor.

Salam
FK

[Yusran Darmawan @yusrandarmawan]

@faizcazika Apakah yang ijo gini baik untuk penderita diabetes?

[Video & Arsip Sejarah @VideoSejarah]

Mirip dengan pemerintah kolonial Belanda ketika memutuskan mendirikan sekolah kedokteran dan teknik di Hindia Belanda: untuk menyediakan tenaga kerja murah.

Pemerintah kolonial sangat membatasi ilmu-ilmu sosial, hukum, atau politik pada masa awal karena dianggap berbahaya. Ilmu sosial dapat memicu pemikiran kritis tentang kesetaraan, hak asasi, dan kedaulatan negara.

Membangun infrastruktur (jalan, jembatan, pelabuhan) dan menjaga kesehatan masyarakat membutuhkan tenaga ahli. Mendatangkan ahli dari Eropa sangatlah mahal. Oleh karena itu, Belanda mendirikan sekolah seperti STOVIA (kedokteran) dan Technische Hoogeschool te Bandoeng (sekarang ITB) untuk mencetak tenaga 'tukang' dan 'asisten' tingkat tinggi dari kalangan pribumi yang bisa digaji lebih rendah daripada tenaga kerja berkulit putih.

Pendirian sekolah kedokteran diawali oleh maraknya wabah penyakit seperti cacar dan pes di abad ke-19. Wabah ini tidak hanya menyerang pribumi, tetapi juga mengancam populasi orang Eropa dan produktivitas perkebunan yang menjadi sumber kekayaan Belanda. Para 'dokter Jawa' awalnya dilatih khusus sebagai mantri cacar untuk menjaga stabilitas kesehatan buruh di sektor-sektor ekonomi penting.

Setelah diberlakukannya UU Agraria 1870, modal swasta asing masuk besar-besaran ke Hindia Belanda. Muncul pabrik gula, perkebunan teh, tembakau, dan pertambangan yang membutuhkan penerapan teknologi. Sekolah teknik didirikan untuk memastikan mesin-mesin industri dan jalur kereta api tetap beroperasi tanpa harus bergantung sepenuhnya pada pengiriman teknisi dari Belanda.

Inilah pendidikan yang relevan dengan industri pada masa kolonial.

📷 KITLV / Leiden University Libraries

[Scorpio2🦂 @ScorpioUg2]

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[Patricia Marins @pati_marins64]

America Has Never Faced an Adversary Like Iran

At the beginning of the war in the Pacific, the Japanese fleet relied almost entirely on its excellent night vision with high-powered binoculars, rigorous training, and the use of searchlights, while the US was already operating search radars.

In battles like Guadalcanal, American ships equipped with the SG radar could detect the Japanese fleet from kilometers away in total darkness, while the Japanese only realized the enemy was there when the first shots were fired. Japan depended on optical rangefinders to aim its guns.

If it was raining or smoky, accuracy dropped drastically. The US, on the other hand, used radar for fire direction, allowing the guns to be aimed automatically by electronic data. Japan only began installing radars more commonly on its ships from mid-1942 onward, but they were technically inferior, suffering from interference and low resolution.

Roughly speaking, those Japanese radars served only as an alert that something was out there. The Americans used microwaves, with a radar so precise that it allowed Blind Firing.

This technological advantage was decisive in the naval battles of the Pacific, where another technology also made all the difference: the proximity fuze, which increased the effectiveness of American ships anti-aircraft defense by up to 500%, being vital for fleet defense and representing a technology far beyond Japanese munitions.

Active sonars and sonobuoys operated by aircraft were another technology that gave the Americans an immense advantag
e, in a war where there was undeniably a decisive American technological superiority that also included better cryptography.

This scenario does not exist in the war with Iran, and I would say that in all its history as a country, the US has never faced an adversary like Iran.

The Persians far surpass the Americans in the field of ballistic missiles, developing, manufacturing, and operating short, medium, and intermediate range systems.

Furthermore, they have deployed hypersonic glide vehicles in attacks against Israel, as confirmed by video evidence. All of this was done in such high quantities that it allowed them to maintain a sustained rate of 30 to 50 missile launches daily for nearly 40 days.

Meanwhile, the US is trying to recover from several failures in its missile programs, but successfully testing its short-range PrSM against Iran, which will dramatically change the face of the American arsenal.

In the field of one-way drones, Iran is far ahead, both in the stealth design of its models and in anti-jammer technology. This forced the US to copy the Shahed under the name LUCAS.

This is a multipolar war, but there is still resistance from the West to seeing this new world.

Join my Substack to read the full article:
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[Brian Krassenstein @krassenstein]

Trump is reportedly negotiating a deal which would stop Iran from producing a nuclear weapon in exchange for $20 Billion in Iranian assets being unfrozen.

Note that The Iranian Nuclear agreement (JCPOA) that Obama signed, that Trump tore up, did the same thing. It halted their Uranium enrichment while turning over frozen assets.

In other words Trump Tore up the agreement, spent $55 Billion on a war, got hundreds of Americans injured, killed 150+ kids and exploded oil prices to try and negotiate the same basic deal that Obama did.

[Willy Alfarius @jalurgaza_]

Bukunya Helene van Klinken yang tentang pemindahan paksa anak-anak Timor Timur ke Pulau Jawa sepanjang periode Orde Baru, ternyata bisa diakses bebas dan legal via Monash University Publishing.

Silakan diunduh, gan: https://t.co/oK1k7cR4cq

[Yusran Darmawan @yusrandarmawan]

seusai menonton film Ghost in the Cell yang keren abisss. colek @jokoanwar @jokoanwarfilms https://t.co/CLAmet2lLY

[SobatMiskinTV @MiskinTV_]

Selain Indomie, perlahan tapi pasti TOLAK ANGIN akan makin dikenal dan GO INTERNASIONAL:

[Yusran Darmawan @yusrandarmawan]

@YoungerMercy_ @AdamPrabata RS apakah ini? Kebetulan di Bogor juga tinggalnya

[James E. Thorne @DrJStrategy]

Food for thought.

Trump’s Deal With Indonesia: Mahan at the Strait of Malacca

Hu Jintao warned China about this moment more than twenty years ago. In 2003, the then Chinese president coined the phrase “Malacca dilemma” to describe a simple, brutal fact: the country’s economic rise depended on foreign oil sailing through a narrow strait that other powers could, in a crisis, choose to close. Most of China’s imported crude and gas still squeezes through that same bottleneck between Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore. The US has just moved to wire that vulnerability, and it is no accident this is happening on Donald Trump’s watch.

Washington’s new Major Defense Cooperation Partnership with Indonesia is being sold in the usual diplomatic euphemisms: capacity building, maritime security, joint training. Strip away the boilerplate and you see something far sharper. The agreement’s focus on maritime domain awareness, subsurface and autonomous systems, and special forces training is about giving Indonesia and by extension the U.S. and its allies, a far richer picture of everything that moves between the Indian Ocean and the South China Sea, and greater ability to shape it in a crisis. As with Trump’s broader Indo‑Pacific posture, this is one more move to reassert the US as the pre‑eminent maritime power of the age, and to ensure China feels that reality every time a tanker clears the Strait.

Hu’s “Malacca dilemma” was never only about a single shipping lane. It was about the geometry of China’s energy dependence. Oil from the Gulf and Africa has to arrive by sea. The shortest, cheapest route runs past India, through Malacca and adjacent Indonesian straits, and then up into waters where the U.S. Navy and its partners have operated for decades. A coalition that can see, track and, if necessary, interdict that flow holds a lever over China’s economy that no amount of rhetoric about multipolarity can wish away.

More than a century ago, Alfred Thayer Mahan argued that sea power, fleets, chokepoints and maritime commerce, would decide the fate of great powers. The Malacca dilemma is Mahan’s theory rendered in modern energy terms: a continental power whose trade and fuel move by sea lives or dies by access to narrow maritime bottlenecks policed by others. Trump’s Indonesia move is pure Mahan: rather than chasing dominance on land, Washington is tightening its grip on the sea lanes and straits through which China’s economic lifeblood must flow.
Beijing has spent two decades trying to escape this trap with pipelines from Central Asia and Russia, a corridor through Myanmar and a “string of pearls” of ports from Gwadar to Djibouti. Yet the volumes tell a less reassuring story: overland routes move at the margin, while the bulk of China’s energy still comes by tanker and still passes through Southeast Asian chokepoints. The dilemma has been managed, not resolved.

That is why Indonesia matters. Jakarta insists it is not choosing sides and will continue to balance between Washington and Beijing. It doesn’t have to do more than that for this pact to bite. As Indonesian officers train with American counterparts and integrate U.S.‑supplied surveillance and patrol systems, the operational environment quietly changes. Chinese planners contemplating a crisis over Taiwan, the South China Sea or even a clash around Hormuz now have to assume that traffic through Malacca and its alternatives will unfold under a web of sensors and partnerships that lean, in practice if not in rhetoric, toward Washington.

Another move by President Trump, in other words. From rebuilding American shipyards to pouring money into Indo‑Pacific maritime forces, the pattern is clear: the United States intends to remain a maritime superpower, and to make China live with Hu Jintao’s old nightmare instead of escaping it. Mahan would have recognised the logic instantly: in the end, it is the power that commands the sea, and the straits, that sets the terms for everyone else.

[Hilmi Firdausi @Hilmi28]

105 ribu pickup dari India nilainya 24,6 T. Lalu Motor MBG cina sejumlah 21 ribu senilai 1,39 T. Ditambah 20.600 truk KMP senilai 10,8 T CMIIW. Dimana letak urgensi & efisiensinya? Belum lagi Galaxy tab yg di pasar harga 9jtan tapi di Anggaran jadi 17 juta 🙈. Juga pengadaan kaos kaki dan printilannya yg luar biasa...semoga semua dapat dijelaskan, transparan, tdk ada korupsi, tdk ada markup dan tdk dibiayai dari nambah hutang.

Ttd

Rakyat pembayar pajak

[dunia kegelisahan @IndonesiaFedera]

CARA NGE-HACK OTAK KAMU

1. DOPAMIN (hormon bikin happy)

* Selesain kerjaan/tugas
* Makan enak
* Rayain pencapaian kecil
* Me time / rawat diri

2 OKSITOSIN (hormon cinta & bonding)

* Main sama bayi
* Main sama hewan peliharaan
* Ngasih pujian ke orang
* Pelukan sama pasangan/keluarga

3. SEROTONIN (hormon penenang mood)

* Main & having fun
* Berjemur kena matahari
* Jogging/lari
* Gowes atau berenang

4. MELATONIN (hormon tidur nyenyak)

* Redupin lampu pas malem
* Kurangin screen time dimalam hari
* Makan sehat
* Lakuin hal-hal yang bikin tenang

[Muthukrishnan Dhandapani @dmuthuk]

Don't know what would happen immediately. This is my view for months and years to come.

It would no longer be a unipolar world headed by US.

The world would be multipolar predominantly lead by USA, Russia, China and India.

NATO may not survive in the current form. US is shocked that European countries are not allowing it's war planes over their air space and not allowing to use their bases.

European countries want to develop their own security and defence.

Saudi King, a strong ally of USA was hugely humiliated by Trump last week. Gulf countries are realising that the huge money they keep giving every year to US for their security is of no use.

Iran would be a significant beneficiary of this conflict. Gulf countries would forge a working relationship with Iran where Iran might get paid for taking responsibility of Gulf's security.

US is a big loser. Trump would claim victory just for face saving. The reality is Strait of Hormuz was not under Iran's control till last month. Now Hormuz and red sea through Houthis are controlled by Iran. Iran would benefit from international trade and would use that money to rebuild the country.

US is not able to get the Uranium held by Iran. Iran may now seriously think of developing nuclear weapon. If it does, entire West Asia and gulf region would be under Iran's influence.

After two decades of trying to finish Taliban, US left Afghanistan without any success. Taliban got replaced by Taliban. Regime could not be changed by US.

In Iran, Ali Khamenei got replaced by Mojtaba Khamenei. Here too no regime change. Khamenei got replaced by Khamenei. The current leaders are more hardliners than the ones killed by US.

Major military powers of China, Russia and India are now aware of the weakness and limitations of US defence. These three are on par with US and better than it certain aspects.

Taiwan would have realised America would be of no use if China decides to capture it. Taiwan would try to reach some kind of understanding with China.

Israel is another big loser. They used to enjoy empathy across the globe. Over the years, Israel's overconsuming hatred have alienated their sympathisers. Even American public are now against Israel.

Instead of ending the war now, if US and Israel try ground invasion of Iran, they would suffer immense casualities. The war may prolong but the outcome would be much more bad for US and Israel.

US and Israel now stands completely isolated. From tariff tantrums to abusing world leaders including allies and trying to claim Canada as 51 st state, trying to capture Greenland from European allies, threatening Norway for Nobel prize, and now a failed war with Iran, the world including USA's long term allies neither fear nor respect America anymore.

America would continue to be a powerful country. But it would no longer be able to control the world or have the same influence it had since world war two.

[Pastor Who @PastorMarvy]

The biggest winners of this US/Israel - Iran war are.

1. Russia - which now deals with a weakened NATO. The US's ego is deeply hurt by NATO's refusal to help. With a character like Trump, NATO is as good as useless.
2. China - positioned itself as the global good guy who can be trusted and has Taiwan reevaluating its US dependence without firing a shot.
3. Iran - has somehow convinced the world they are a military superpower that can take on multiple countries at once.

The Biggest losers
1. GCC - The Gulf states have set themselves 10 years back and destroyed their tourism industry. They have also shown that they are just the rich boys who have zero street influence.
2. The USA - the global fear factor is gone!

[Andz @Andzace]

Reaction of different countries to 🇺🇸 Trump Threats against 🇮🇷 Iran war —

🇪🇸 Spain — Shut the US bases & denied using Spanish airspace against Iran 🇮🇷 🔥

🇮🇹 Italy — Refused to join the war, denied permission to US 🇺🇸 aircrafts to land

🇬🇧 UK — Refused to join the war, now trolling Trump every day 🤣

🇩🇪 Germany — Considering to shut US bases & send 50,000 US troops home

🇫🇷 France — Refused to join Trump

🇮🇸 Iceland — Fighting genocidal case against Israel at ICJ 🔥

It all started with one man who showed SPINE since day one, now most of the countries are falling in line

Remember the name — Pedro Sánchez he is the current 🇪🇸 Spanish Prime Minister 🫡

[Azzam Mujahid Izzulhaq @AzzamIzzulhaq]

Pernyataan Presiden Republik Indonesia

Dengan hati yang berat dan penuh kesedihan, saya menyampaikan duka cita yang mendalam kepada seluruh bangsa Indonesia, khususnya kepada keluarga para pahlawan yang gugur dalam tugas.

Hari ini, kita kehilangan tiga putra terbaik bangsa: Praka Farizal Rhomadhon, Kapten Inf Zulmi Aditya Iskandar, dan Sertu Ikhwan, beserta rekan-rekan prajurit TNI lainnya yang mengalami luka-luka dalam menjalankan misi perdamaian PBB di Lebanon melalui Satgas Garuda UNIFIL.

Mereka gugur saat menjalankan tugas suci menjaga perdamaian dunia, di tengah eskalasi konflik yang seharusnya tidak menyentuh pasukan penjaga perdamaian yang netral dan humaniter.

Saya sangat kecewa dan marah atas terjadinya serangan ini. Sebagai prajurit perdamaian yang bertugas di bawah bendera Perserikatan Bangsa-Bangsa, mereka seharusnya dilindungi oleh hukum internasional dan prinsip kemanusiaan. Namun, nyawa mereka direnggut dalam insiden yang tidak dapat diterima. Tindakan ini bukan hanya melukai Indonesia, tetapi juga merusak semangat perdamaian global yang selama ini kita perjuangkan bersama.

Kepada keluarga para pahlawan yang gugur: Ibu, Bapak, istri, anak-anak, dan seluruh kerabat yang ditinggalkan, saya merasakan kesedihan yang sama seperti yang Anda rasakan. Mereka bukan hanya prajurit TNI, melainkan juga ayah, suami, anak, dan saudara yang penuh cinta dan tanggung jawab. Pengorbanan mereka adalah bukti tertinggi dedikasi untuk bangsa dan kemanusiaan. Negara Republik Indonesia tidak akan melupakan jasanya. Kami akan terus mendampingi keluarga dengan seluruh dukungan yang diperlukan, baik secara moril maupun materiil.

Kepada seluruh prajurit TNI yang sedang bertugas di berbagai misi perdamaian dan operasi di dalam maupun luar negeri:
Kalian adalah benteng terakhir kedaulatan dan kehormatan bangsa. Pengorbanan saudara-saudara kalian semakin menguatkan tekad kita untuk menjaga marwah Indonesia di mata dunia. Tetaplah teguh, profesional, dan humanis dalam menjalankan tugas.

Pemerintah Republik Indonesia mengecam keras serangan yang menyebabkan gugurnya prajurit-prajurit kita ini. Kami menuntut penyelidikan menyeluruh dan pertanggungjawaban yang tegas dari pihak-pihak terkait, sesuai dengan hukum internasional. Indonesia sebagai negara yang berkomitmen pada perdamaian tidak akan tinggal diam terhadap setiap bentuk kekerasan yang merenggut nyawa pasukan perdamaian.

Terakhir, Dan, dengan tegas saya atas nama bangsa Indonesia menyatakan keluar dari keanggotaan Dewan Perdamaian (Board of Peace) dan berada di garis depan untuk melawan siapa pun yang merusak tatanan peradaban dunia.

Semoga Allah SWT memberikan tempat yang terbaik di sisi-Nya bagi para syuhada kita. Semoga keluarga yang ditinggalkan diberi ketabahan dan kekuatan. Dan semoga pengorbanan ini menjadi cahaya yang menerangi perjuangan kita untuk perdamaian yang adil dan abadi.

Pesawat Kepresidenan, 31 Maret 2026

Pelayan dan Penjaga Rakyat Indonesia
Prabowo Subianto

(demikian draft pernyataan sikap untuk dipergunakan sebagaimana mestinya)