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@SenRickScott Sounds low, because this is precisely what US is doing to Cuba, Lebanon, Palestine etc various others through the last 6 decades…

🚨 COMMUNIST CHINA IS NOT OUR FRIEND. I’m fighting everyday to protect America from a nation that consistently threatens our national security.

@meitingting10 蟹黄面被捧太高了，没什么好吃。

女生晒自己在上海吃的蟹黄面，吃之前：什么面条一碗要我88元？吃之后：……

@tanyarlfes And most wealth custodied in Singapore are mostly channelled in to global equities instead of vesting there. Alot of dumb people missed that point and keep thinking Singapore gain those asset.

@tanyarlfes Singapore have sizeable electronic and semicon industries. Financial is a crucial, but not main pillar sector. They are a legit place for custody wealth, not money laundering, due to rule of law and sound regulation. Indonesia is rotten place and only themselves to blame.

💚 Gue baru ngeh, Singapura kelihatan bersih, maju padahal mereka kaya karena jadi tempat "pencucian uang" haram seAsia Tenggara"

@MurtadhaOne1 Indonesia is that rare national that is brought down solely due to government. The sheer corruption and incompetence is something for the world to make into a classic lesson.

Mantap Pemerintah berniat menutup alfamart dan indomaret jika kopdes merah putih sudah berjalan Takut bersaing tanda tak mampu 😜

@bangherwin Bro tutup mata la. mana ada scada atau load shedding. semua budget itu semua rata2 di korupsi habis, barang yang di beli pln itu berapa lipat harga pasadan. memang negara ini hancur babakbelur…dari dulu sampai sekarang, gak ada yang aneh.

Emangnya PLN nggak punya sistem monitoring ya? Perlu banget gitu ngirim tim ESDM sampai Bareskrim buat “ngusut” padam listrik di Sumatera? Bukannya kalau sistem SCADA-nya jalan, semuanya bisa dipantau real-time dari pusat? Tahu kok langsung transmisi mana yang trip. Ini klasik banget: selalu reaktif, baru ribut kirim tim setelah jutaan orang gelap gulita. Antisipatif dan perbaikan infrastruktur yang beneran kapan, cuk? Cuaca buruk doang langsung blackout massal. Memalukan.

@deus_xmchn @SarjanaEksu itulah kenapa orang indo mantap. hanya jago tuduh orang lain cyz miskin mereka, tetapi gak timbangkan kemampuan sendiri.

Gimana ceritanya GDP per capita lebih tinggi tp gaji lebih rendah drpd viet dan PH Negara scam anjir wkwkwk

@GeniusGTX BYD is the sole truly vertically integrated ev maker. from mining, to in house semicon production. all empowered by their 127,000 strong r&d team. meanwhile tesla is stuck with sourcing battery cell from others, own 4680 turn out not economically viable, a big joke.

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@yappingfess Gaji take home untuk cleaner di Singapura min $1.6k, kurs kan ke rupiah jadi sekitar 22juta. Just to show the difference…

kamu termasuk golongan mana? 🩷

@theluckiestboy Tons of drivers in Indonesia, meanwhile workers supply in Australia is very limited.

kenapa gaji supir truk tambang di australia bisa tembus 70juta/bulan sedangkan supir truk tambang di $ADRO & $PTBA cuma belasan juta? padahal produksi batubaranya mirip, net profitnya mirip, harga jual batubaranya mirip?

@alisyarief Indonesia never have any competent statesman to begin with. The populace average IQ of 78, and votes can be bought and swayed by dumb populistic campaigns. Most elections end in vote and regret. Dont expect move improvement ever

Jangan-Jangan Prabowo bukan ahli untuk bekerja sebagai presiden—apalagi sebagai kepala negara.

@LambeSahamjja >Low Intel Stat >Highly corrupted >Most spending will lead no result >Keep repeating populistic spending which hardly push nation forward >Blame anek anek asing2 for every issues nations are facing >Remain rotten forever

Total APBN singapura 2026 : 2.140 triliun Total APBN indonesia 2026 : 3.842,7 triliun fokus penggunaan anggaran (Singapura): - Pengembangan ekonomi dan adopsi kecerdasan buatan (AI) -Peningkatan fasilitas kesehatan masyarakat -Pembangunan infrastruktur nasional fokus penggunaan anggaran(indonesia): - MBG - KOPDES - tiap kabupaten bakal ada koramil APBN kita lebih gede daripada singapura tapi kok UMR masih 5 juta?

@txtsobatcuan Too many have this linear and simplitistic thinking on the issues facing Indonesia. The problems are too structural and multifold to be solved by doing a single action A.

@txtsobatcuan Nope. Even if the salary is increased multiple fold, the education system in Indonesia will remain shitty due to complete failure of several areas teacher expertise, curriculum relevance, institutional funding, and infrastructure.

Kalau semua guru digaji di atas 10 juta, pasti kualitas pendidikan kita bakal naik signifikan. Guru nggak perlu nyambi kerja, bisa fokus mengajar & mengembangkan diri. Tapi harus dibarengin seleksi ketat & evaluasi kinerja biar nggak cuma naikin gaji doang.Investasi pendidikan = investasi masa depan bangsa.

@Rinaldei @valenttt____ Those that didnt move to Singapore end up getting bankrupted by corrupted Indo politicians extorting fines and shares. Those smart one moved in order to survive. Singapore is a place with rule of law, transparent and competent government. Indonesia is a corrupted hellhole.

@valenttt____ bang, perusahaan yg ngelola SDA Indonesia itu banyak yg listing di Singapura x.com/Rinaldei/statu…

Indonesia ini kaya akan SDA tapi lebih kaya Singapore wkwk.

@HastoSuprayogo @BANKBRI_ID Indonesians are not known for being bright. Esp those that end up working in BUMN. So dont get your hope high for anything insightful from them.

Komentar seorang kawan di jajaran teras @BANKBRI_ID

@KapudS640 Partly due to inefficient competition,also a minimum base add to cost of selling coffee drink plus very low average salary making the purchasing power to coffee drink cost ratio appear so bad.

Bener2 gila banget deh kurs sekarang. Di korea tuh orang ngopi bisa semurah itu cuman 1000-2000won buat umr mereka yang 2.5jt won Analoginya bayangin kalian punya gaji 2.5juta trus bisa beli kopi harga 1000an. Masalahnya disini 2.5juta BENERAN COOIIII istigfar cc:threadnafa.renja

@Uniliswara0 Both left and right candidates are retards without substance.

Masih ga habis pikir, kenapa ada orang yang pilih wowo di pilpres kemaren. Lihatlah saat wowo jawab pertanyaan Pak Anies, semua dilandasi rasa dendam dan kebencian! Jahat sekali mulutnya

@momoGZ0412 卧槽，好美呀(#ﾟДﾟ)

景甜的瓜必须要吃一下，景甜的工作室发出代孕辟谣的声明，结果对方马上把代孕协议甩出来了，整整5000万啊！一般的牛马一辈子也就赚200万，从秦始皇时期打螺丝到现在也就5000万了，可是景甜拿了钱却不干活，咎由自取！

@rickyho_1989 @Rudiyanto_zh Then Indonesia would to first build up an environment conductive for wealth custody, tax efficient(no coercing), sound financial sector(no koperasi and reksadana that collapse due to fraud) and curb down on institutional corruption practice that kills investors’ sentiment.

This chart is actually one of the most important visualizations explaining the structural fragility of Indonesia’s external position because it shows a deeply uncomfortable reality where the country accumulated roughly US$223.9 billion in cumulative trade surplus since 2020, yet official foreign exchange reserves only increased by around US$15.7 billion during the same period, which naturally raises the fundamental question of where the export proceeds and commodity windfall actually went. And this is precisely why discussions around export retention rules, underinvoicing, offshore booking structures, transfer pricing practices, and capital leakage have become increasingly central inside Indonesia’s policy debate under President Prabowo’s administration. In a textbook macroeconomic framework, a country running persistent and very large trade surpluses should normally experience much stronger reserve accumulation, stronger currency dynamics, or at minimum significantly larger domestic FX liquidity creation over time. But Indonesia’s experience has looked very different because despite 71 consecutive months of trade surplus, the rupiah remained structurally fragile while reserve accumulation stayed relatively modest compared with the scale of export earnings generated. That discrepancy itself is the real story. A substantial portion of Indonesia’s export boom over the past several years came from nickel downstreaming and nickel-related byproducts, particularly ferronickel, stainless steel inputs, and battery materials flowing out from industrial parks largely funded by Chinese foreign direct investment and operated by mainland Chinese corporates rather than Indonesian-controlled entities themselves. And that distinction matters enormously. While the exports are recorded as Indonesian exports statistically, a meaningful portion of the ownership structure, financing ecosystem, supply chain coordination, procurement flows, profit repatriation channels, and offshore trading relationships remain heavily tied to mainland Chinese corporates and affiliated networks. In practice, this means a considerable share of the economic value generated from the nickel boom may never fully circulate inside Indonesia’s domestic financial system for very long because profits, retained earnings, procurement payments, debt servicing, and offshore cash management structures can still flow outward through external financial channels. From the corporate perspective, much of this behavior is economically rational because firms naturally seek tax efficiency, financial flexibility, currency stability, and global capital mobility. But from the state’s perspective, the consequence is that Indonesia may generate enormous commodity wealth externally without fully capturing the corresponding liquidity, fiscal benefit, or reserve accumulation internally. And this is exactly why Prabowo’s recent speeches increasingly focus on economic sovereignty, export proceed retention, commodity oversight, and forcing more economic value back into the domestic banking system itself. Ultimately, the government understands that a country cannot sustainably rely on commodity exports as a growth engine while simultaneously allowing a very large share of export-generated liquidity to continuously recycle outward rather than strengthening domestic capital formation, FX reserves, fiscal capacity, and rupiah stability. This creates a very delicate balancing act because while stronger export proceed enforcement could improve FX liquidity and reserve stability materially, excessive intervention risks damaging investor confidence if markets begin perceiving Indonesia as becoming overly restrictive toward capital mobility and private-sector financial flexibility. This reflects the ongoing struggle between globalization, commodity nationalism, foreign capital ownership, and the state’s attempt to reclaim greater control over economic value generated by its own natural resources.