Trystanto

Mas Uki yang saya hormati, saya hanya mengikuti pedoman dari Komdigi mengenai cara mengenali hoax, misinformasi, dan disinformasi. Mereka bilang salah satu langkahnya adalah mengecek kredibilitas sumber. Jadi, menurut anda, apakah Komdigi juga ad hominem? komdigi.go.id/berita/sorotan…

Kalau posisinya dibalik, pasti akun² wokey sudah ngamuk seolah saya ad hominem. Tapi karena anda yang lakukan, dan secara gak langsung narasi anda mencuci kredibilitas NGO² penerima duit Soros, akun-akun itu dukung/me-RT anda. 😄 x.com/i/status/20344…

Indian author M.D. Nalapat penned an Op-ed "Meltdown in Bangladesh Gaining Speed,” published in The Sunday Guardian Live on June 1, 2025, which contain multiple false and unsubstantiated narrative. Nalapat suggests that Bangladesh has effectively fallen under the control of Islamist extremists who use Dr. Muhammad Yunus’s international reputation to cover up their actions. He also alleges that the interim government is subservient to the Pakistan Army and that Bangladesh has opened its borders freely to Pakistani cargo and personnel. Additionally, the article speculates that Dr. Yunus is planning to flee into exile—possibly to the UK, where he supposedly has significant investments. (See: sundayguardianlive.com/opinion/meltdo…) However, such claims are entirely false and unsubstantiated or based on opinion rather than verified facts. The interim government consists primarily of respected technocrats, legal experts, and civil society leaders, with no evidence indicating Islamist influence or control. The government has taken steps to prevent communal unrest and reinforce Bangladesh’s longstanding commitment to secularism. The assertion that the interim government has become subservient to the Pakistan Army is also unfounded. Bangladesh maintains sovereign diplomatic relations with Pakistan, in line with international norms and its national interests. A cargo vessel from Karachi arrived at Chittagong Port in November 2024 carrying industrial raw materials and consumer goods, reports Prothom Alo. Such trade activity does not imply any form of military subservience or erosion of Bangladesh’s sovereignty. Furthermore, Bangladesh enforces strict border controls and customs regulations. There is no credible evidence supporting the claim that the country has “opened its doors” to Pakistani cargo or personnel outside of lawful, regulated trade and diplomatic channels. Regarding Dr. Muhammad Yunus, allegations that he plans to flee the country or holds substantial investments in the UK are unsubstantiated. Dr. Yunus remains actively engaged in reform initiatives and has publicly committed to supporting democratic elections from December 2025 to June 2026. He has made it clear that he has no intention of running for office or pursuing personal political ambitions. The op-ed by M.D. Nalapat relies heavily on opinion, conjecture, and politically charged narratives rather than verified facts.

I think this Kurawal thingy by Soros is fishy. You may have your own opinion but let me have mine. Soros network funds youth leadership, grassroots mobilization in Indonesia sundayguardianlive.com/editors-choice…

Sudah saya dan @Trystanto2 ingatkan tempo hari. Meskipun tidak berkaitan langsung dengan polemik terkini dengan Pemerintah Italia, kami menggarisbawahi ketidaksesuaian kapal induk dengan doktrin dan kebutuhan TNI AL. internationalaffairs.org.au/australianoutl…