TLDR;
This video explores the complex interplay of international politics, personal ambitions, and economic interests that led to the downfall of Indonesia's first president, Sukarno. It examines the alleged involvement of the CIA and Allen Dulles in undermining Sukarno's power, the discovery of gold mines in Papua, and the power struggles that ensued after the G30S PKI incident. The video also touches on Sukarno's final days, his isolation, and the controversies surrounding his death and burial.
- The discovery of gold mines in Papua sparked a power struggle between Sukarno, Kennedy, Allen Dulles, and the Rockefeller family.
- The CIA allegedly used various tactics, including propaganda and sending female agents, to destabilize Sukarno's government.
- The G30S PKI incident served as a catalyst for Sukarno's downfall, leading to Soeharto's rise to power.
- Sukarno's final days were marked by isolation, neglect, and the denial of his wishes for his burial.
CIA MENANG, SUKARNO TUMBANG [0:33]
The video begins by suggesting a connection between the death of John F. Kennedy and the fall of Sukarno, linking these events to the control of gold mines in Papua. Allen Dulles, the CIA director, is portrayed as a key figure who orchestrated a sophisticated intelligence strategy to undermine Sukarno's power. After Sukarno's fall, Soeharto granted a work contract to Freeport, leading to the exploitation of Indonesia's natural resources by American interests. The conflict is framed as a battle between Sukarno and Kennedy against Allen Dulles and the CIA, with Dulles ultimately emerging as the victor.
CARA KOTOR CIA TUMBANGKAN SUKARNO [12:52]
The CIA's attempts to remove Sukarno from power began as early as 1953, driven by concerns that Sukarno was allowing the Communist Party (PKI) to grow too strong and aligning with the Eastern Bloc. Despite Sukarno's assurances to President Eisenhower and Richard Nixon that he was not a communist, the CIA continued its efforts to undermine his regime. These efforts included considering Sukarno's assassination and supporting rebellions such as the PRRI and Permesta. The CIA also employed tactics such as sending a female agent, Pet Price, to infiltrate the Merdeka Palace and producing a pornographic film, codenamed "Happy Days," to discredit Sukarno.
PERLAWANAN TERAKHIR SUKARNO [23:09]
After Soeharto dissolved the PKI, Sukarno viewed this as a political decision that exceeded Soeharto's authority. Sukarno drafted an order on March 13, 1966, to correct the implementation of Supersemar, reminding Soeharto that it was an order, not a transfer of power, and that all actions must be consulted with the President. However, Soeharto responded coldly, stating that all actions he took were under his own responsibility. Soeharto then issued an arrest warrant for 15 ministers, further undermining Sukarno's power. Despite these challenges, Sukarno maintained that he still held full power and that Soeharto had not taken over his power.
NASIB SUKARNO SETELAH PERISTIWA G-30S [40:19]
Following the G30S PKI incident, Sukarno's political position weakened. Despite his attempts to maintain control, protests and demonstrations erupted, and rumors spread about his involvement in the incident. Sukarno's calm demeanor at a cabinet meeting after the kidnapping and murder of army generals was misinterpreted, leading to further erosion of his support. The situation culminated in the March 11, 1966, order, which marked a significant defeat for Sukarno and indirectly led to the end of his power.
:5 - PERANG DINGIN MARINIR VS AD PASCA SUKARNO TUMBANG [1:00]
After Sukarno's fall, a mysterious military operation was planned to rescue him from house arrest in Wismayaso. The KKO, a naval force loyal to Sukarno, intended to take him away from Wismayaso. However, when KKO troops reached Sukarno, he refused to be saved, preventing a potential civil war. During the transition of power from Sukarno to Soeharto, there was a cold war between the KKO and the Army, with the Army supporting Soeharto and the KKO remaining loyal to Sukarno. This friction led to incidents such as the KKO taunting the Brawijaya Military Commander. Eventually, the cold war ended after a mutual understanding was reached, and Soeharto consolidated his power.
SUKARNO DIBUNUH PELAN-PELAN [1:13:06]
Sukarno's final days were marked by isolation and neglect. He was kept away from friends and family, and his health declined. Forensic expert Dr. Munim Idris attributed Sukarno's death to the state's neglect of the proclaimer. Despite his declining health, Sukarno remained resilient in spirit, emphasizing that his ideas and ideology could not be killed. In his final moments, Sukarno was able to meet his son for the first and last time. Even in death, Sukarno's wishes for his burial were not fully honored, highlighting the tragic end of a founding father.