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Indonesia

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Capital cityJakarta
LocationAsia,South East Asia
LeaderPresident of Indonesia
Typenation state
A large nation in South East Asia. Mandated Covid jabs for citizens in February 2021

Indonesia is a country made up of Islands in South East Asia.

Colony

The country was raided by Muslim traders and Europeans, most notably the Portugese, French, Dutch and British in the middle ages or "1000s" before a bloody civil war saw the Japanese and later on the Americans freeing the 10000s of islands during World War 2 and the Cold War. The CIA soon wanted to "remove" their independent leaders shortly after.[1][2][3]

Independence War

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The Dutch Army executed 400 young men in the town of Rawagede, another war crime - some as young as 15 year old - as they couldn't find any soldiers.[4].
Captain Raymond Westerling - assassinated 400 Indonesians personally and started a coup after the Dutch had ended the civil war and decolonized Indonesia. The CIA attempted a similar coup 10 years later as they had suspicion President Sukarno was leaning towards becoming a "commie[5]". Westerling was named as a planner of a coup to take Prime-Minister Joop den Uyl hostage a decade later as well.

The Dutch committed war crimes after they tried to reclaim control of the Dutch East-Indies, in 1945, sometimes in cooperation with the British[6]. Many files in the Dutch national archive are still secret, more than seventy years later[7].

Suharto's dictatorship

While Denis Healey was Secretary of State for Defence, the UK Ministry of Defence supported the violent overthrow of Ahmed Sukarno and the emergence of a military regime in Indonesia:

In early October 1965, a group of army officers in Indonesia led by Suharto took advantage of political instability to launch a terror campaign against the influential Indonesian Communist party (PKI). Much of the killing was carried out by Islamist-led mobs promoted by the military to counter communist and democratic forces. Within a few months, nearly a million people lay dead, while Suharto removed President Ahmed Sukarno and emerged as ruler of a brutal regime that lasted until 1998. [8]


Bali bombings

Full article: 2002 Bali bombings
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On 12 October 2002, two bombs were detonated in a tourist area in Bali. 202 people were killed, mostly tourists from Australia or Europe. In 2005, the former President of Indonesia, Abdurrahman Wahid stated that "the orders to do this or that came from within our armed forces not from the fundamentalist people", i.e. that he believed the bombing was a false flag attack. Asked who he thought planted the second bomb, he replied "Maybe the police... or the armed forces."[9]

COVID-19

Indonesians were told that they must accept Covid jabs in February 2021, or face legal sanctions. The national government announced its plan to inject 2/3 of the population by the end of 2021.[10]

2024-2026 Regime change efforts

In 2026, The Grayzone reported on leaked documents about the Kurawal Foundation which "expose how the Soros-run Open Society Foundations plotted to “prevent the continuation” of Indonesia’s elected government".[11]Template:Cn


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