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Hercules tidak menyangka akan langsung bertemu lawan tamgguh seperti Muhammadiyah😁.. Gak usah keliatan panik lha Hercules tinggal ente buktikan saja di pengadilan ☺️

Guys, knp dorg letak razor wire dkt situ ek? I mean who is climbing up there?

triliun. - Biaya lingkungan mencapai sekitar Rp96 triliun. - Rasio kerugian lingkungan jauh lebih besar dibanding manfaat ekonomi. Dampak lain: - Emisi karbon. - Konflik sosial. - Hilangnya keanekaragaman hayati. - Biaya restorasi hutan. 4. Peran Singapura Singapore menjadi pusat

Ribuan habibie lain dikriminalisasi pasca G30S, gabisa pulang ke Indonesia cuma karena mereka kuliah di negara blok timur. It was one of the biggest brain drain in Indonesian history.....

A massive fire is burning in a gas pipeline following an explosion this morning in Gampong Blang Rubek, Lhoksukon District, North Aceh Regency, Aceh Province, Indonesia 🇮🇩 (May 22)

Beberapa hari ini JABODETABEK dihebohkan sama modus pocong jadi jadian, nah ternyata modus ini tuh udah sampe Pasuruan, Jawa Timur, dan ketangkep sama warga. Jadi fix ini tuh salah satu modus kejahatan, kenapa? Kejadian di Pasuruan nih, pocong pocong ini sengaja nakutin pemilik rumah biar pemilik rumah ketakutan dengan harapan pemilik rumah kabur meninggalkan rumah, nah ketika rencana itu berhasil, ni pocong pocong langsung gasak barang yang ditinggalin pemilik. Di JABODETABEK modusnya samaaaa! Dan lebih variatif lagi, pocongnya berdiri di jalan sepi buat nakut nakutin pengendara motor, ketika ni pengendara motor ketakutan dan lari ninggalin motornya, pocong jadi jadian ini tanpa ragu nyolong tu motor. Seminggu ini, teror teror ini udah bikin masyarakat luas takut, di Bekasi sendiri dari kemarin Polisi jadi lebih sering Patroli. Buat warga JABODETABEK, waspada terus ya!

Jadi di jakbar-tangsel lagi marak isu teror pocong capt. Kenapa gue bilang isu? Karena gue belum nemuin yg beneran sampe ketangkep. Kalau gue baca2, kronologis kejadiannya kurang lebih kek gini: ada orang mau rampok rumah tapi pura2 jadi pocong. Modusnya adalah ketok2 rumah orang. Si pocong bawa sajam dan ada tim mereka yg backup di belakang. Kalau dibukain pintu, pocongnya akan nyerang atau menakut2i dan kemudian di rampok. Susss ga siiiih? Lo ngerasa Janggal ga dengan kejadian ini? Kalau lo niat rampok, yaudah jadi rampok aja sekalian. Jebol pintu masuk dan sekap orang2nya. Gausah jadi pocong. Lagian ya, kalau lu ketauan warga terus dikejar apa ga susah? Jiwa detektif gue sih nangkepnya ini permainan psikologis aja. Tujuannya apa? Ya terror tadi, menakut2i warga agar mungkin ga keluar malam dll karena ada agenda tertentu yg sedang dilakukan. Agendanya apa? Kalian yg di lapangan pasti lebih tau lah. Terus pocong itu ada beneran ga? Gue rasa ga ada. Itu cuma sekali doang buat dijadikan konten dan dishare kemana mana. Menurut lo gimana capt? Aneh ga sih orang mo rampok harus dandan pocong dulu?

This chart is a brutal reflection of why public frustration toward political elites in many emerging markets continues intensifying because it shows that Indonesian lawmakers are compensated at levels that look extraordinarily disconnected from the underlying economic reality faced by the average citizen, with parliament salary reaching roughly 14.7x GDP per capita, among the highest ratios globally and second only to the Philippines in this dataset, despite Indonesia still remaining a country where purchasing power remains relatively weak, informal employment is massive, public service quality remains uneven, infrastructure bottlenecks persist, legal enforcement often feels inconsistent, and upward economic mobility for large parts of the population remains structurally difficult. And this is precisely why charts like this become politically toxic because citizens naturally begin asking a very simple question: what exactly are taxpayers receiving in return? In high-income countries, lawmakers may also earn very large nominal salaries, but those economies simultaneously generate far stronger productivity, higher institutional quality, better healthcare systems, stronger education outcomes, more efficient bureaucracy, higher legal predictability, and materially better public goods overall, meaning political compensation exists within a much larger and wealthier economic ecosystem. But in Indonesia, the optics become far more uncomfortable because the political class increasingly appears capable of extracting upper-middle-class or even developed-market lifestyles from an economy that still struggles to generate broad-based prosperity for much of the population itself. And perhaps the harshest part is that compensation alone is probably not even the real issue. The real issue is performance. Citizens are generally willing to tolerate highly compensated leaders if the country visibly becomes richer, more efficient, more meritocratic, less corrupt, and economically stronger over time. But when corruption scandals remain persistent, policymaking appears inconsistent, infrastructure projects repeatedly face rent-seeking concerns, and wealth creation remains concentrated among political insiders, conglomerates, and connected elites, high political compensation begins looking less like professionalization and more like institutionalized extraction. Importantly, this also helps explain why anti-elite sentiment, populism, and distrust toward institutions continue rising globally because once the gap between elite living standards and ordinary household realities becomes too visible, citizens increasingly stop believing the system operates primarily for collective national advancement and instead begin viewing politics as a mechanism for self-enrichment among those already close to power. Ultimately, this chart reflects something much deeper than salary levels alone because it exposes the uncomfortable reality that in many emerging markets, the political class often succeeds in upgrading its own prosperity far faster than the nation it supposedly represents, and over time that divergence itself becomes corrosive to institutional trust, social cohesion, and long-term political legitimacy.

Pak Purbaya yakin 6 bulan lagi orang susah akan semakin berkurang.

Yang lagi viral pocong bersajam ,sudah sampai area kaliangkrik magelang,terakhir ada yg melihat sudah sampai sambak kajoran

🇮🇩 A major gas fire erupted today in Gampong Blang Rubek, North Aceh, Indonesia after a village water well drilling project reportedly hit a gas pocket around 90 metres underground. Witnesses described mud, gas, rocks, and flames blasting high into the air with some reports estimating flames reached 100 metres. At least 3 homes were heavily damaged and around 52 residents evacuated. No deaths have been reported so far. The fire has been successfully extinguished.

Massa Aksi Kamisan: Prabowo-Gibran Sama Saja dengan Soeharto

ככה אנחנו מקבלים את תומכי הטרור Welcome to Israel 🇮🇱