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had erupted between Indonesia and Malaysia. And when it caused a blockage of funds from Congress, Kennedy and Sukarno jointly resolved to bring the conflict with Malaysia to an end. To do this, he and Sukarno agreed to visit Jakarta to a Ja…
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what you would now call a communist thought. 90% were nationalist because Dulles' covert planning in Indonesia, which started in the 50s, didn't want anyone to know that fine point. JFK's trip to Jakarta would have posed a massive problem h…
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and whose house in Jakarta the proclamation was prepared. When the author interviewed Neshima in his house in Tokyo three times while he was writing this book, in 1983, he was 72 years old. He had offered the Indonesian nationalists three o…
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A large primary gold deposit had already been discovered before the war and the Dutch were in no mood to give it away. In any case, nobody in Indonesia complained because nobody in Jakarta had ever been aware of the huge deposit. Gold was n…
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And the Soccarno was president. And there was some issues that came up about the taxing that we talked about yesterday. Like the outer islands, which is what they were called, like Sumatra, was supplying 70% of the export revenue.…
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had been the Jakarta-based minister of finance. And this guy's got like 20 consonants in his name. Dr. Sumitro Dejojadadi Kusomo. I don't know. We're going to call him Dr. Sumitro. And he joined the rebels in 1957.…
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They're looking at a they're trying to provoke a military response from Jakarta in order to unite the Indonesia army. So the media analysis of the goal of the Outer Islands Rebellion is still portrayed as secession, like they wanted to brea…
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Reviewing the years when he was the U.S. ambassador in Jakarta, which was 58 to 65, to the outside world, the conflict was pictured as anti-communist rebels against a pro-communist government in Jakarta. In fact, it was much more complex, a…
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It also mentions that Barack Obama's mother found, quote, found a group of young Americans and Britons enrolled in an intensive course in Indonesia, the national language at the University of Indonesia. She was looking for teachers. A half …
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happening around the capital city of Jakarta. How are we to believe these stories, believe his stories of reacting strongly to racial and color slights when he lived in a land of genocide that was scarred for over a decade with mass murder?…
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Looks a lot like the social credit program they're trying to shove down our throats. And we know that everything they're doing here, they've tried somewhere else. Then she worked for the Ford Foundation as a program officer in Jakarta, cham…
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He was initially in 46 assigned to the vice consul in Hamburg, which would be Germany, which is where we know Operation Gladio came from. Then he went to Batavia in basically Jakarta. And I find that extremely interesting. He then moves on …
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And so they were disgruntled. These officers wished to meet personally with a CIA man, and Al Ulmer saw the opportunity to make this happen. So when the desk officer brought this opportunity to him in Jakarta, top security was immediately i…
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and also to execute a CIA covert operation. From that moment, the Secretary of State was in frequent contact with his brother over the Indonesian operation. Foster Dulles overruled his own ambassador in Jakarta, John Allison, who had learne…
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began to fear that Sukarno might allow Soviet bombers to use the facility. Navy resistance suddenly melted away. Submarine shipments were expected to take three days, were quickly arranged. When the word of the armed shipments was sent to t…
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The papers in Pope were displayed for the world press in Jakarta on May 27th. Both the U.S. president and the secretary of state had been caught openly lying to the American people. And I know my buddy Absolute 1776 used to love Eisenhower.…
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From that moment, John Foster Dulles spoke to his brother frequently about Haig. Foster overruled his own ambassador in Jakarta, John Allison, who had learned of the CIA contact with the rebels and argued against involvement, as had been th…
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Military mission appeared in Sulawesi, and it's not Chinese, it's Taiwanese, and it's the Chiang Kai-shek KMT military. When word of arms shipment reached the American embassy in Jakarta, it embarrassed John Allison, who had been advocating…
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Secretary Dulles sent Allison to Czechoslovakia. The ambassador speculated in retrospect that Sukarno had disgusted Foster. Allison had his moment passing through Washington on his way to Prague. He stopped at the CIA for a debriefing. The …
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The Indonesians captured Pope's flight log, Air Force and Civil Air Transport identification cards, his contract, and a post-exchange privilege card from Clark Air Base. So much for sanitation. On May 27th, the papers and Pope appeared befo…