The value of the rupiah 🇮🇩 has fallen by around 46%, starting from July 2011
So now we have to work, get money for our needs, and exchange the rest for bitcoin
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Discussed the situation in #Gaza w/ Blinken (24/10)
Reiterated Indonesia’s call to end the cycle of violence, ensuring open & safe delivery of humanitarian aid, & ending the root cause of conflict through two-State solution according to internationally-agreed parameters.
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Discussed the situation in #Gaza w/ @SecBlinken 🇺🇸 (24/10)
Reiterated Indonesia’s call to end the cycle of violence, ensuring open & s...
The voices of Arab and Muslim leaders are escalating as they condemn Israel and warn of the dire consequences of their actions. Iranian and Saudi foreign ministers met today during an emergency meeting of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation in Jeddah.
🇸🇦 Saudi FM Bin Farhan to Iranian FM Abdollahian:
✅ Israel's attacks on Gaza must be stopped as soon as possible, and support must be given to the Palestinian people.
✅ We will continue our efforts in this direction.
🇮🇷 Iranian FM Abdollahian to Saudi FM Bin Farhan:
✅ "American citizens advise other countries to exercise restraint, but they themselves stand with the Zionist regime against the Palestinian people."
✅ The situation in the region could become uncontrollable; hence, timing is crucial.
🇯🇴 Meanwhile, Jordan's foreign minister stated today:
✅ "Any attempt by Israel to forcibly expel Palestinian residents means war for Jordan."
✅ This is surprising given Jordan's close relationship with Israel since they normalized ties in 1994.
🇪🇬 A similar rhetoric came from Egyptian President Sisi, who declared:
✅ "The idea of forcibly displacing Palestinians to Sinai means dragging Egypt into a war against Israel."
✅ Peace with Jordan and Egypt is crucial for Israel's security in the modern era.
🇹🇷 Turkish Foreign Minister and former intelligence chief Hakan Fidan said:
✅ "The Muslim world must make bold decisions until a sovereign, independent Palestine bordering East Jerusalem as its capital is realized."
Another significant meeting: Iran and the largest Muslim country, Indonesia.
🇮🇩 Indonesian Foreign Minister held bilateral discussions with the Iranian FM in Jeddah (18/10) and conveyed the same view that Israeli aggression and occupation in Palestinian territory must cease immediately.
#gaza #palestine
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🧵The voices of the Arab & Muslim leaders are rising to a fever pitch as they condemn Israel & warn of the dire consequences of its actio...
Q : How do you survive if there is an air attack if civilian settlements are the target, like the case in Gaza?
That's my question on Bing Chat, because I keep reading posts from Twitter who is in Gaza
🧵 so sad . . .
A: Surviving an air attack in a civilian area is very difficult and dangerous, especially if the attackers are using powerful weapons such as bombs or missiles. There is no guarantee of safety, but there are some steps that might help you increase your chances of survival.
1.Find a safe place when you hear a warning of an air attack:
✅ Look for a strong building without windows, like a basement, bunker, or underground parking.
✅ Avoid buildings made of wood, glass, or metal.
2.If you're outside during an air attack:
✅ Find shelter behind something.
✅ Lie down facing the ground to stay safe from heat and flying things.
✅ If you're in a car, stop and stay low inside.
✅ Cover your nose and mouth with a cloth if you can.
3.Stay inside your shelter after the first big noise:
✅ Listen to the radio for instructions on when to leave.
✅ If you have to leave, wear special clothes and a mask if there might be bad stuff in the air.
4.Clean up your body and stuff
✅ Take off dirty clothes and put them in a bag.
✅ Wash your body and any cuts with soap and water or wet wipes.
✅ Rinse your eyes and mouth with clean water.
5.Get ready with supplies for your family during an emergency:
✅ Food, water, first-aid stuff, and important things.
✅ Keep them in a safe and easy-to-reach place in your shelter.
✅ Use your supplies carefully.
6.Pick the right spot in your shelter and be ready for at least 72 hours:
✅ Stay away from outside walls and windows, preferably underground.
✅ Stay calm and try to make yourself and others feel better.
7.Know that living in a place with fighting is hard:
✅ You might get hurt, feel really scared, not have basic things you need, and other problems.
✅ Ask for help from local or international groups if you need it, and don't give up or lose hope.
Situation in Gaza is deteriorating. I had to cut short my trip in Beijing & fly immediately to Jeddah to attend the urgent Ministerial Meeting of the OIC (Organization of Islamic Cooperation) Executive Committee (18/10) to discuss the military escalation & threat to defenseless civilians in Gaza
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Menteri Luar Negeri Republik Indonesia (@Menlu_RI) on X
Situation in Gaza is deteriorating. I had to cut short my trip in Beijing & fly immediately to Jeddah to attend the urgent Ministerial Meeting ...
Pretty cool, being able to check out articles at https://blogstack.io/, feels like reading a blog. It's an old habit; when I'm in front of my PC, I tend to read more articles
Man, if I gotta start paying to use Twitter, I might as well start shifting over here
WAR ALWAYS SACRIFICES CIVILIANS
Israeli airstrikes hit al-Ahli Hospital in Gaza City, where thousands of civilians sought medical care and shelter from relentless attacks.
The Gaza Ministry of Health reported at least 500 casualties in the hospital explosion. A UN-managed school housing refugees was also affected.
Screenshot: An Arabic-language Twitter post by the IDF (now deleted) claimed responsibility for the hospital bombing and appeared to treat it as a joke.
Many Americans currently support the Israeli response because they believe the lies that babies were beheaded and that concert goers were raped, tortured, and slaughtered.
We need to break this narrative immediately and call for a ceasefire to prevent more human suffering on both sides
https://twitter.com/propandco/status/1714019234680832369
If the government can easily change the rules according to their desires and interests, would you still want to trust FIAT money?
Politics is always like that, in the Middle East people are willing to risk their lives, while here the common people are made to suffer.
The mitigation here is taking advantage of the opportunity so that they won't be continuously impoverished.
Learn about Bitcoin.
The inability of the authorities to safeguard data, the indifference of service managers, makes me annoyed when it comes to KYC
It's a frustrating time, being a shrimp class hodler is not easy and comfortable
The destruction of nature in Indonesia is not because of Bitcoin, so who is the bad guy?
Yes, greed, covetousness, enriching oneself without paying attention to the consequences for others.
If I learn to understand something, it's quite easy, but I still don't have the courage to try my own business.
It seems that there are no online jobs that are easy and can be done at night when my body is tired from working all day (just opening social media) 😴😅
Nostr seems to start getting busy when I start to feel sleepy 😴💤
Gm (coz in here morning )
Breakfast this morning, a boiled egg, green beans and boiled tempeh too
It seems that it still doesn't have enough calories, that's because it's more cost-effective
Finally I can use Alby 🐝 on android by connecting to Zeus ⚡
How about my era, huh? Well, it used banking deregulation.
Banking deregulation in 1983 and 1988 had good intentions to promote economic growth by simplifying the lending process (credit).
During those years, Indonesia faced reduced income due to falling oil prices. So, they decided to make it easier for banks to provide loans.
As a result, non-performing loans increased, corruption in the banking sector grew, and, of course, banks ran out of money (liquidity crisis).
In such a situation, coupled with the impact of the 1997 Asian Financial Crisis, Indonesia experienced hyperinflation of over 70%.
Do you remember:
"Hey, meatball seller, come here, I want to buy."
"Just one bowl for 200 rupiah..."
Now, how much does a bowl of meatballs cost?
Will a situation like the one above happen again?
Maybe not in the near future, but we can't predict the years ahead.
If not hyperinflation, then there will be inflation every year (a gradual decrease in the value of money).
Prepare for mitigation!
