NYALA API DI JALAN SUNYI PERJUANGAN

Please, my terror is as big as it gets. As long as it doesn't kill my body and soul, I will make sure that I will be stronger than before. Something that doesn't kill you will make you stronger. Who is actually the perpetrator? There is an intelligence operation

whose target is to kill the head of the UGM. What is the UGM's attitude to this issue? The UGM campus ordered the K5L, the UGM's security agency, to conduct an intense coordination with me if anything happens outside of security and safety.

Activist friends, let's resist the feeling of hunger and thirst. The people need to be able to speak up about the problems they are facing, but because of the stupidity created by the government, created by the regime, they are unable to say that. The people are just waiting for the time to come.

When the time comes, the rulers will no longer be able to sleep in peace, but perhaps they will never sleep forever. Mr. Prabowo, actually no one hates you. We just hate the imagination of Indonesia that must be destroyed because of what you do. Or maybe you are not aware of what you are doing. The regime today,

which you lead, has an amazing arrogance, an amazing arrogance. And whoever is arrogant, they will definitely be submissive, arrogant,

and blind. They will be people who are stubborn,

sly,

and blind. He will be a blind man with a knife. The head of the UGM sent an open letter to UNICEF to pay attention to the rights of children in Indonesia. After the incident, a child in East Nusa Tenggara committed suicide only because he was unable to buy a writing tool worth R,000 rupiah. And the letter issued by the head of the UGM BEM caused a reaction, which is terror. Not only against the head of the UGM BEM, but also

the veractivists in the UGM's executive body. To discuss this, we will now present the head of the UGM's executive body, the family of the UGM's executive body, Bung Tio.

Thank you, Mr. Indra.

What is it that pushes Bung Tio behind the criticism of the government

especially regarding the death of a child in NTT? We are all saddened by the fact that a child decided to commit suicide only because he failed to buy a book and pen worth Rp 10,000. But ironically, at the same time, the government donated Rp 16.7 trillion for the Birth of Peace, a very controversial Trump's creation, which we don't believe that the organization will be able to liberate Palestine.

At the same time, the government donated spending 1.2 trillion rupiahs every day, or in total, 335 trillion rupiahs a year, to eat for free. There is an irony in the extraordinary budget priority here. When a child has to quit his job only because of 10,000 rupiahs, but the is doing a huge amount of money in various sectors that we suspect are for the people. I will explain the illustration.

Why did I say that the MBG in this context, which we criticize the most, is actually not for the people. Because since the beginning of the MB established, it has violated the constitution. It's about mandatory spending, the budget of education, which is governed by the Basic Law. That the government must allocate 20% of both the State Budget and the State Budget for education. In 2026, our education budget is fantastic. 757 trillion.

Prabowo's claim is the largest in history. But if we detail the details, we will find that 223 trillion out of 757 trillion, more than 30%, of the population, is not for education, but for the national food system, for free food programs. This is against the constitution. And that's the first problem.

Is this a personal or an organizational attitude? Of course, today, as the head of BEM UGM, we are no longer talking about personal matters. This is the attitude of the institution that I am there as its spokesman. Of course, I am the spokesman for my friends at BEM UGM. So, this has become an agreement for the organization? Yes, this is the attitude of the organization.

This is our criticism, BMUGM, to the Indonesian Republic Government today. To the regime of Prabowo Gibran, which has no thought at all for the priority of the people. The President Prabowo should have realized that since the beginning, the main problem in Indonesia is stupidity and the minimum access to education. Why did I say that our main problem is education?

Our main problem is stupidity. The proof is that in 2024, the President-elect was elected. The President-elect should know that when only by dancing and crying, the people are deceived, then the people are actually deceived. Who are the deceived people?

They are the victims of the minimum access to education in Indonesia. What does it mean? Since the first day, what President Prabu should have thought is not how to make the children full, but how to make it easier for the children to access education.

If the FTO is a terror,

who is actually the perpetrator?

For me, we can't know who it is. Criticizing causes a conflict? Yes. But is it the conflict that causes the terror? We can't know that our criticism causes conflict. But is it the conflict that causes the terror? I don't think I can answer that. But the government can. Because what we criticize today is the government.

For me, what is important is that this becomes an alarm for our democracy. This becomes a record of our democracy's failure. When there are people who leave their concern with the nation, that there is an incorrect budget allocation, wrong programming priorities, but actually get threats, kidnappings, even murders. And not just me. Our parents, almost 30 BEMUGM supervisors, all got terror.

But what I mean here is that all that terror will not make BEMUGM tremble. The more we are pressured, the more we resist. Today it is proven that several institutions such as the Indonesian Caucus for Academic Freedom, UGM, LPSK, LBH, all join us. So when this threat will bring even greater threats, BEMU GM is even bigger. So, the BUMGM is not alone. Do the people who terrorize want to face us? Then please continue the terror.

Can you tell us the modus?

What happened? There are several forms. The first one, since September 9, we have received messages from unknown numbers. The contact is not Indonesian contact, not plus 62, but plus 44.

It's the British. My question is, if we are called foreigners, but it turns out that the number that terrifies us is also a foreign number, so the foreigners are us, or the people who are offended and order these people to terrorize us.

That's the first.

We got messages from unknown numbers. Our parents also got messages from unknown numbers. But the Indonesian contact, the message was, your child is a money smuggler. Of course I can answer it easily.

If I am a money smuggler, I must have been fired from the head of the BUMKM. And the same message was received by more than 30 BUMKM managers. The message that your BUMKM head is a money-grubber. And we not only get the threat of kidnapping or terrorist attack to our friends, but also the threat of kidnapping or terrorist attack to our friends. But there is also a threat of murder. A threat of murder.

What is the form? There is an anonymous person who admitted to be a lecturer at one of the universities in Bandung. He admitted to getting information leak that there was an intelligence operation whose target was to kill the head of the UGM. The information was delivered to our colleagues, and then our colleagues delivered it to us.

It was not like the usual terror. But when the information is not valid, the lecturer who admitted it, we can't track who the person is. That's another form of terror for us. What else?

There are also character attacks on social media. I noted four of them. And I think they all started from one thing. They tried to find my personal fault, but I'm sorry, they failed. So, what happened was they tried to find my fault.

What are those four? They spread the issue that Tio Ardianto, the head of the MGM, is LGBT. They spread the issue. As far as I know, maybe because they failed to find out who my girlfriend is. The problem is, we are committed to not dating. But I'm sorry, it's not because we don't have a girlfriend, we are just committed to not dating. That's the first. The second is,

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Okay, what's the second?

The second is, there is a photo of us that was generated by artificial intelligence. What does it become? It becomes a young man with a woman holding a mic. What does it say? Tio likes to rent a car at a karaoke place. This is also annoying for me. If the first LGBT was disgusting,

this is annoying. I think it's disgusting. The LGBT people are disgusting. Because I am a villager who doesn't understand the world. I personally, although it's not a moral issue, I choose not to smoke, not to drink, especially not to smoke. That's the second point. The third point is about money. I can answer it easily. If I am a money-grubber, I have been suspended for a long time.

So, there is no money-grubber. The fourth one is my father's son. Because there is a photo of me with Mr. Anies Maswedan. But I hope you understand that my relationship with Mr. Mas Anies Mas Wedan, is not a political relationship, but a family relationship as alumni. Because we once held a meeting of BEM alumni leaders. And you came as the chairman of the 1992 Senate. And it was an open forum for all BEM UGM alumni.

So in that context, you are not the only person we respect. There are many other heads of BEM, Senat, at the time, who we also present and respect. These are the four issues that are then spread on social media to try to attack and kill my character. But thank God, my fellow colleagues,

no one was affected by that issue, and they all know me well. But I'm grateful to my fellow comrades for their efforts. No one was affected by the incident. And they all knew me well. For them, Ardianto was not the person that was portrayed by the terrorists.

Then there was a movement, they said, of photographers. What was the term again? What was it? To get a warrant?

We got a warrant. We were in a shop, and there were two young, tall, and strong people who took photos of us from afar. When we realized that someone was picking us up, taking photos of us from afar,

we immediately checked, but these two people immediately left. We were late. And it didn't stop there. One of the UGM bank managers who was close to me, and I had a friend with him,

was even hijacked twice by the same motorcyclist and the same person. And he remembered that. We got the report this morning that he was hijacked.

Where was it?

The first one was in my hometown, in Kudus. that he got a job as a police officer. Where was that?

The first one was in my hometown, Kudus. The second one was as a manager of a BEM in Jogja. The activity was in Jogja. Were you not afraid of so many modus like this? From social security to direct election. I think fear and not fear are two very simple questions.

The higher question is about responsibility. It's my responsibility as a citizen. I even have a principle in philosophy, Nietzsche, which says that something doesn't kill you will make you stronger. I think that's the principle. In philosophy, Nietzsche said that something that doesn't kill you will make you stronger. Something that doesn't kill you will make you stronger.

No matter how big my terror is, as long as it doesn't kill my body and soul, I will make sure that I will be stronger than before. So thank you to the people who sent the terror. Because in silence, they are making me stronger,

more resilient, and more ready to face various challenges in the future. So if you say that God is dead, he's looking for a market, but there's none, it means that the terror is dead for a Theo.

We make the terror fail by not being shaken at all make the terror. We failed to make the terror. We failed to make the terror. We failed to make the terror. We failed to make the terror. We failed to make the terror. We failed to make the terror. We failed to make the terror. What is your attitude towards this issue? I actually avoid being a spokesman for the UGM as an institution. But I have to be objective, that today the leaders of the UGM campus

stated their commitment to protect students in conveying their expressions. The UGM campus ordered Kalimael, the security agency of the UGM, to conduct an intense coordination with me. I hope that this attitude will also become a commitment from other campuses, thousands of campuses there. Because today it feels so empty, this quiet street of struggle. Perhaps some of the students there are not brave enough to speak up. I hope that this attitude will also become a commitment from other campuses, thousands of campuses there.

Because today it feels so empty, I feel that this struggle is so quiet. Maybe some of the students there are not brave enough to speak up. Because the campus does not show its commitment to protect freedom of expression, to protect the students' Witnesses and Victims. What was the reason? We did an intense communication to update the terror that I experienced.

But the proceedings are still in the process. We thought about all the terror that happened, we wanted to report it. And I need to coordinate with many parties, including the BEM Board, more than 30 who also experienced that terror. Because for me, as long as a democracy country still gives room for terror,

then as long as that democracy country actually never existed.

This is a question that may not be liked by activists. What about the police?

We'll see later.

There is no effort to coordinate.

I'm still not interested in coordinating today. But we'll see later. I think we have to pay them to protect us.

What is the substance of what made Bung Tio feel chased? Is it because of that stupid word?

People can be offended by the dictionary I chose, President Stupid. But people who have an open mind People can be offended by the dictionary I chose, President Budoh. But people with open minds will focus on the substance, not the dictionary. Dictionary is just our tool to deliver not only the substance, but also the emotion. Who is not angry when there is a child in the NTT camp who was killed? I said that maybe he didn't kill himself,

but he was killed by a system that is not on the side of the child's education, not on the side of the small people. Who doesn't get angry about that? Then the government wants people who criticize him to be polite, to be ethical. They are not ethical when they face us, for example, demonstrating on the ground.

When they throw tear gas, when they hit us. There are so many injustices here. That the government should have a distillation system. It has a surveillance of emotions and substances. So we face President D's stupid dictionary. He won't be busy with his stupidity, but he will look for what the stupidity of this child actually means.

Let me explain. Today's government, the Prabu Gibran regime, we have to admit it as a stupid regime. This stupid regime is an incompetent regime. He is not competent in its field. It is proven by the recruitment of the ministry, for example.

We can easily say that those who sit in the cabinet today are not all. Even the dominant ones are those who are able to please the President. Not those who are able the heart of the president. Not the ones who can work for the people. This is the first point. These are the incompetent people. If we look at the national leadership,

the head is not a scholar, but an insect expert. So this regime is an incompetent regime. Second, this regime also does not appreciate the science of knowledge. How many of our nationalists still don't get a decent job? Meanwhile, the nationalist body is filled with the police.

Today, the police have more than 1,000 SPPK. 1,700.

My question is,

doesn't the police have other jobs? Are there no more thieves? Are there no more other job? Is there no thief? Is there no thief? Is there no criminal? So, Polri is more busy in catering. Is this a United Nation of Indonesia or a country catering to the Republic of Indonesia?

Just avoid the words of the president. Erase it. Replace it with CEO MBK. If the president is just an emoster rather than giving free food. We criticize that too. Free food is not only free, but also free. The word free is an extraordinary betrayal to the people.

Because they work to allocate the budget, also facilitated by the people's money. When the money returns to the people in the form of food, why do they insist on saying it's free? The people pay for it with their daily work, with their daily taxes.

So, we see again, MPPG is not a program, but a project that is so bad. One SPPG can have 1.8 billion in revenue per year. 1.8 billion. That's one SPPG. Meanwhile, as an illustration, in my area,

the chairman of Mr. President's party has 9 SPPG. 9 SPPG. That means per year, he has 17 trillion. Minimum 17 trillion. If 5 years, the president's period in one period, it means 85 billion. In 2029, if the current president is in power again,

then the chairman of the DPC must issue 10 billion, 20 billion, 30 billion, even 50 billion to ensure the victory of President Prabowo. I think that's a very small number. Especially in the next period, he will get another 85 billion. This is actually a program for stunting prevention or a project so that President Prabowo can be elected again in 2029.

And this kind of thing happens everywhere. With the attitude of courage that was shown by Mr. Tiong, what is your message to other campuses? Please, Tion. I want to tell my fellow activists, let's resist from the feeling of hunger and thirst. Let's resist from the urge to feel important so that we are invited by the officials.

Because actually, all of that is not a substantive thing. The people don't need to see students meet the officials. The people don't need students to students meet officials. The people don't need students to scream and shout for the students to live. The people don't need that. The people need to hear the voices

from the problems they have experienced. But because of the stupidity created by the government, created by the regime, they can't say that. Our people realize that life is more difficult now.

Now it's much harder to find a job. But they need to say it. Why? Because there is a stupidity that was deliberately created by the government, at the same time the situation feels monitored, so that the courage is then crushed. Students should play an important role here.

Not only producing movement taglines, not only producing demonstration events, but also really touching the people's problems. What we also remember is what we see viral, the video is when Muntyo was present at the DPRRI, when the DIA's capolda met with the C3, then Muntyo entered the freeing of our friends.

What was delivered there?

We have the advantage of the channel to express our thoughts. The existing DPRs are often just a gimmick to accept our aspirations. Maybe not all of them. But if it's not all, it's to show which ones are not. At that time, we defended our friends in many places. One of the closest to Jogja is Semarang.

When the 1st of May strike was held and was suspected. We defend it because we realize that this country has a commitment to democracy. So when there is someone who speaks, expresses, it is not worthy to be judged like that. Today we also sent an amicus curiae

to our friend, the UN Secretary-General, named Prime Minister Ari, who was also detained and detained during the August demonstration. In the amicus curiae, I said that Prime Minister Ari is not guilty

and does not harm the country. They who arrested and detained Prime Minister Ari and all political prisoners today who gave a bad experience as citizens of the country, are the ones who are guilty and harm the country. Prime Minister Ari only burned the tent. Not all of them were burned.

The prime minister only set fire to tents. But they set fire to people's trust in the purity of law and freedom of democracy in Indonesia. So the question is, who is actually damaging the country in this context? It's not them who are demonstrating, but's those who give bad experiences to the citizens in a democracy country.

When was the video in the DPR?

If I'm not mistaken, it was around July. Oh, July. It happened in the DPI poll. In the DPI poll? Yes, in the DPI poll. We were invited to listen to the opinion about the plan of the Criminal Code.

But for us, it's useless to talk about the KUHAP plan. But the children of the nation were actually criminalized by the court that is not at all on the side of the event that is completely against the people. I want to see first, the position of the UGM BEM is now related to the BEMSI, BEMNusantara. Can you explain where the UGM BEM is? The UGM BEM in 2025 decided to leave the BEM alliance in Indonesia. BEM UGM left the BEM alliance in Indonesia

after the national conference that took place in Padang. At that time, it was the Dharma Andalas University, not the Andalas Dharma, not the University of Andalas, UNIDA. We went out as a attitude when we saw that the forum that should belong to the students but it turned out to be a media, a tool for the officials to smear their faces. How is it possible that this student forum that was attended and represented

was actually the Capolda, Cabinda, Menpora, and even the head of the political party standing in front of the building, the flowerbed of Cabinda. For us, it's like the phenomenon of Mount Everest. It looks like that. But our question is, can those people enter the room without the ticket that should have been bought?

Okay.

So, BMGM has a attitude to feel that this alliance can no longer be a channel for us to explore the public voice. And please check whether the decision of the BMU-KM is true or not. But in principle, personally, I never had a problem with anyone. But when it comes to the institution, the organization, and public interest,

the BMU-KM must and will always be active. So, to fight this stupidity, what are the moves that BEMUGM will take forward? Of course, we will prepare a lot of moves. One of them is, in the future, God willing, we will conduct a judicial review

on the PPN law to demand that the education budget be separated from the free food budget. It means that the BPN 223 budget is removed from the education budget. We all understand that the stunting issue is important.

But when the stunting issue is important. But when the stunting issue is beyond the educational budget, and the management is extremely bad, we have to be prepared. Because 223 trillion is not a number. It's their chance to get a college scholarship,

but they failed to get it. It's the chance for 2 million teachers who are still living in poverty to get a decent salary. It's our chance for our 2 million teachers who are still living in poverty to get a decent salary. It's our opportunity to renovate thousands of schools that are not suitable for use. It's our opportunity to provide tens of thousands of school facilities for children.

So, the 223 trillion, if I can describe it concretely, if we want to free all students who study in Indonesia, we only need Rp180 trillion. The remaining Rp43 trillion can be used for many things. But our question is, how come a program that should be good and can be done,

that is to make the people's lives better by freeing them from the high tuition fees? Because the stupid government is afraid of smart people. So, the effort to prevent this stupidity is being done in the MSK? One of them. And of course we will try to make students return to their nature. So, students can't be the target of activism to gain access to power.

But it is actually an access for the people to dominate that power. Because, whether we want it or not, I think all of us, if there are students who watch this, we have to self-criticize ourselves. That, okay, maybe people can call it romanticism. But indeed, today's movement has experienced an extraordinary decline. There is an extraordinary fragmentation. So, students are trapped in pragmatism that...

Actually, we can understand that, sir. Since there is MPKM, which makes students have a different orientation, since COVID-19, which breaks the chain of regeneration of activism in various campuses, what happened is not idealism, but pragmatism supported by high education costs. So, if people want to organize and be active, they think that the longer I study, the higher the cost.

And many of them feel that it's not worth it. This is the problem I call hyper, extra, super, ultra individualism among scientists. I hope that in the future we will have higher solidarity, we have more courage, because the regime today future. We have a more resilient courage. Because the current regime is not enough to be fought by one or two people. It must be fought by all Indonesian people

who do not want to let the darkness continue to happen.

Including not at all attending the invitation to the palace, for example. The BEM UGM never came.

We were the first to be contacted by the palace when the demonstration in Augustus to go to the palace to communicate with the president. But we were the first to be elected and the first to refuse. Our principle is simple. What the people need is not a meeting with the officials, but the right policy.

Meeting with the officials is only for the leaders who reduce the national terror, but not really treat the wound that is actually in the society. They are only the leaders that makes us sleepy, and then we forget about the main issue. I don't blame my fellow students who chose to attend.

Although I also noted that after attending, there was no significant change. So, we call BMU GM, not for sale. We don't sell BMU GM as not for sale. We didn't sell BMU GM. So, the campuses are now being burgled or imprisoned for such modus modus? There are two repressions that always happen. Negative repression and positive repression.

Negative repression is a form of threat, terror, kidnapping, including intimidation. But the positive representation is, simply, when the organization needs action, and has to deliver a proposal, then certain channels prepared by the regime to open them up are prepared with extraordinary budget allocation, so what?

So that they have political leverage. Wow, my budget is helped by the regime. So, I mean, I fight against the regime. It happens in many places. And what did they support? The campus' indifference to the student organization.

We see, for example, when the budget of the organization is minimal, it's normal for the organization's leader to try to find a way to manage the organization well. That's the gap that was deliberately created by the regime so that the student organization doesn't have independence. So, this is a complex problem. And it's not a subject problem that is in the student leadership. This is a a complex problem. And it's not a subject problem that is currently in student's minds.

This is a very complex problem. We, BMU GM, are committed to endure hunger and thirst. We'd rather not do any program than to do a program by trampling on the power. Whoever it is, whether it's the police, the military, the ministry, whatever. The position of the UGM rector himself regarding the decision taken by the UGM? I don't communicate with the rector. So if you ask the rector's attitude, please contact him directly.

But in principle, the leadership of the UGM of the UKM is not one or two people, but a collective. Committed to protecting students in delivering freedom of expression.

Maybe I can mention Airey Dwi Payana for example.

Please ask her directly.

Because she was also in Istana before. So he had a lot of friends. What would you like to say to President Prabowo and, in this regime, Prabowo Gibran?

Mr. Prabowo, actually no one hates you. We just hate the imagination of Indonesia that must be destroyed because of what you do. Or maybe you are not aware of what you are doing. You should be more careful to learn. You should be more careful to realize that you were not born from a clear meritocracy process. You were born in a gold-plated bed, never feeling hungry or thirsty,

like more than 60% of Indonesians do. Because compassion is important to open up the ears. But so that the ears are open. But unfortunately, the regime today, the one that you lead, has an extraordinary arrogance,

an extraordinary arrogance. And whoever is arrogant, they will definitely become submissive, arrogant, and blind. They will become people who are stubborn, sly, and blind.

Hmm. And they don't listen to anything, He will be a blind man with no vision.

And he won't listen to anything, not even his heart.

Do you still have hope for the new president?

I'm Tost Rampang. I'm in a phase where I desperate phase for the Indonesian government. Because it feels like all the channels out there can't answer the people's questions. They are just a group of are unable to access health facilities, they are busy thinking about who will be the next president in 2029. This is an extraordinary use, sir.

And I see this as a kind of corruption. So be careful, people in power today. You are in an atmosphere where the direction is corruption. And when corruption happens, it's not impossible. What they planned in 2029 never happened. Because how angry God is

seeing today's rulers talking about 2029, even though God himself reminds us to think that death will happen tomorrow. I'm not talking about human death, but that destruction can come anytime. The people who are silent,

it doesn't mean they don't know. It doesn't mean they don't dare. The people are just waiting for the time to come. When the time comes, the rulers can't just sleep in peace. But maybe they will never sleep forever.

Because they receive extraordinary anxiety and fear from the people. I hope the rulers of today realize that they are actually just outsourcing agents ordered by the people to work for five years. Never feel that this republic is yours. Never feel that this republic is yours. Never think that this republic is yours. Because this republic belongs to the Indonesian people.

280 million Indonesian people. Not the richest 10 people, not the 100 most powerful people. It belongs to all Indonesian people. So, it is certain that when you have power, all Indonesian people will be aware and will fight against you all.

The last question. Is Tio sure that the current president is also trying to free himself from other powers?

President Prabu said to several activists who were invited to Hambalang, I will fight the oligarchy. But a week later, the oligarchy was actually in his house. This person cannot be trusted. What is said is not what is done.

We know how easy it is to fight the oligarchy. Let the people do it. Make laws about the limitation of power to natural resources,

to business,

so that oligarchy is unable to further dominate its business and kill the possibility of the people to become healthy. President Prabowo still has three and a half years.

Thank God he is healthy until 2029 and is old. But Mr. President, as a person who has passed away, I hope you realize that there is nothing else you hope for besides a good name that must be left.

How to leave a good name? Be on the side of the people, Listen to the voice of the people. Look at the people, the people themselves. Keep an eye on them. Don't just look at the data that is sent by your subordinates.

Of course, it has been manipulated so that you are happy. Today you are in a situation where the USP is talking, how do you have to be happy. You can't be angry. It's dangerous.

Thank you, Tio. When I heard the word, Panjenengan, I knew who was behind you. Because it was the voice of Sultan Hamzah Gubwono. I heard his voice. I don't know if the protection given by the Sultan is that great to Tio. But what Tio said was that

inspiration comes from many sides. Not only from the public, but also from the elites who have felt that they are part of this country. And for that, Theo is indeed one of those figures who not only received protection from Allah SWT, but also from activists, including all of you,

the lovers of Islam. the lovers of Islam. See you in the next edition.