FORMER INTEL CHIEF EXPOSES WHO'S BEHIND INDONESIA'S PROTESTS
General Abdullah Mahmud Hendropriyono, ex-head of Indonesia's State Intelligence Agency, exposes the “Satanic club” that ignited the wave of protests that swept the country 🧵
1️⃣ THE PUPPETMASTERS
US malignant actors like billionaire George Soros lit the fuse behind recent protests, says A.M. Hendropriyono.
“They financed the chaos and then watched it burn.”
2️⃣ THINK TANKS & NGOS
The Council for Foreign Relations, National Endowment for Democracy (NED), International Republican Institute (IRI), and Freedom House “orchestrated the demonstrations.”
The current situation looks “irrational”—it was not grassroots anger.
3️⃣ ‘SATANIC CLUB’
A “team” from the Council on Foreign Relations—the State Department’s shadow brain trust linked to Rockefeller, Soros, and ex-CIA chief George Tenet—“pitched Indonesia as a US success story.”
They now want to “rebuild this success.”
4️⃣ FAMILIAR FACES—FOREIGN PLAYBOOK
Protestors with “the same gear and faces used in Hong Kong protests” are no coincidence.
That pattern smells like a foreign op—not a grassroots campaign.
5️⃣ HIDDEN MONEY ROUTES
The “Solidarity for Democracy” campaign launched support for the "17+8 People’s Demands Movement" in early September.
The no-code Mayar payment app hid recipients while funding logistics, with donations across 2,760 microtransactions.
6️⃣ HISTORY DOESN’T LIE
Foreign meddling stretches back to Indonesia’s post-independence era.
NED, funded by the US Congress, “influenced” the amendment of the 1945 Constitution from Pancasila democracy to a “liberal” model in 2002.
7️⃣ CIA SHADOWS
The CIA fueled Indonesian rebellions (Darul Islam) with weapons and cash in the 1950s, including the 1958 Permesta uprising against Sukarno.
They flew bombing missions; a B-26 pilot was captured but extradited under US pressure.
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