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0:08 Brail TV. 0:16 Peace be upon you, and Allah's mercy 0:18 and blessings. Bang Dulah. How are you, 0:20 Bang Dulah? 0:21 And peace be upon you too, Mas Ihsan. 0:24 Praise be to God. 0:24 Praise be to God. Here we go. How are 0:29 you today, Bang Dulah, keeping us 0:31 scratching our heads again. It seems 0:33 amid the fuel shortage, it's hard to 0:35 get diesel now because of the upcoming 0:38 B50. And Mr. Prabowo said many 0:41 countries—uh, what was it—Prabowo 0:43 said many countries are jealous of 0:45 Indonesia, right? How could they not be 0:47 , when everything can be arranged. 0:50 Extraordinary, even when the diploma is 0:52 questionable. It seems it's not over 0:54 yet, as Tifa's legal counsel said, "We 0:56 never asked for Jokowi to be punished, 0:58 we just want to know if the diploma is 1:00 genuine or not." Such a difficult 1:03 matter. Now, these days, Bang Dulah, we 1:06 see the Brimob swarming the Jakarta 1:08 Metro Police, even though it's denied 1:11 by the TNI headquarters, what's 1:13 happening is clearly visible. Meanwhile 1:15 , in Central Java, there is a ban on 1:17 regional officials answering summons 1:18 from the Prosecutor's Office regarding 1:20 the National Police. Yes, the situation 1:22 seems to be spreading everywhere, 1:25 causing Brimob vehicles to stand by at 1:28 the Jakarta Metro Police. Meanwhile, 1:31 the Prosecutor's Office continues to 1:32 investigate the SPPG in Central Java, 1:34 including those owned by the Police, 1:36 which is another point of concern. Yes, 1:39 not to mention our Foreign Minister, 1:42 who has been bullied by various parties 1:46 . And what do you see, Bang Dulah, from 1:49 a country where militarism seems to be 1:51 occurring these days? Yes, Bang Dulah 1:54 isn't one of those who says they are 1:55 ready. Ready. Go ahead, Bang Abdullah. 1:58 I am meeting many people. Who are you, 2:01 is this security guard training? Please 2:03 go ahead, Bang Abdullah. A few minutes 2:06 to accompany this blessed Friday. 2:08 Please, Bang Abdullah. Alright, 2:10 listeners of Radio Silaturahmi, may 2:12 Allah Ta'ala bless you on this blessed 2:15 Friday morning. First of all, by the 2:22 decree of Allah, I—my master's degree 2:25 and my doctorate are in human resource 2:26 management. 2:28 So, God willing, I know a little bit 2:30 about management. Hm. 2:33 In management, it is always mentioned 2:35 that the first thing is planning. 2:38 Hm. Planning—so much so that Allah 2:42 Subhanahu wa ta'ala, in creating Adam, 2:46 previously announced and informed the 2:50 angels, "Waid qala rabbuka lil 2:53 malaikati inni ja'ilun fil ardi 2:56 khalifah." It was told to the angels 3:02 that Allah would create a caliph on 3:05 earth. So that is a concept in Islam, 3:09 in the science of management, regarding 3:12 planning. So, Allah hadn't created Adam 3:15 yet, but Allah had already informed 3:17 them of the plan. That planning, no 3:21 matter how bad the Old Order or New 3:25 Order were, in the New Order, there was 3:29 what was called the GBHN, the Broad 3:32 Guidelines of State Policy. Which was 3:37 then discussed by various agencies with 3:41 their main tasks by BAPPENAS, then 3:45 brought to the MPR and ratified by the 3:49 MPR, both for 5 years and 25 years, 3:52 consecutively and sustainably. So, even 3:57 though Soeharto was authoritarian at 4:01 the time, the programs compiled by 4:05 BAPPENAS, the ministries, the community 4:10 , and universities were implemented 4:14 with limited control. Mas Ihsan, one of 4:19 the differences between the New Order 4:21 and the Reform Era is that in the 4:25 reform era, almost all, almost let's 4:28 say 90%or more of the laws passed by 4:31 the DPR are brought to the 4:34 Constitutional Court. 4:37 Hm. 4:37 Around 90%. 4:39 Goodness gracious. 4:39 Why? Yeah. 4:41 Because those who draft them, according 4:44 to a 2019 KPK survey, 49%of DPR members 4:47 are business people. So those who draft 4:52 the laws have business interests, both 4:56 the individual DPR members and the 4:59 oligarchs who fund the DPR members. The 5:03 orientation is a business orientation. 5:06 Second, if they are not experts or 5:12 doctors in their fields, then the 5:17 academic draft of the law becomes messy 5:22 . 5:22 Hm. 5:23 Meanwhile, in the New Order era, almost 5:27 all academic drafts were good. Why? 5:32 Because those who drafted them were 5:33 experts, 5:34 Professors and doctors who were experts 5:36 in their fields. Why? Because at that 5:39 time, civil servants could become DPR 5:42 members; lecturers and professors could 5:46 become DPR members. 5:49 Under reform, that is not allowed. 5:50 Uh, 5:51 reform does not allow it. Lecturers, 5:53 yeah, 5:54 teachers, that is not allowed. Civil 5:56 servants cannot be DPR members. If you 6:00 want to be a DPR or DPRD member, you 6:02 must resign from the civil service. The 6:06 problem is, if they get elected, but 6:08 what if they don't get elected? 6:10 That is the difference as to why laws 6:13 in the New Order era and the reform era 6:15 are the way they are. Now, that 6:18 planning concept is what led to the 6:22 patchwork we see today. 6:25 For example, the Free Nutritious Meal ( 6:27 MBG) which is always, what do you call 6:29 it, 6:29 everywhere. 6:31 MBG, I just watched 6:35 TV for a bit earlier, Mas Ihsan, 6:38 it was broadcast about MBG in Thailand. 6:40 Oh. 6:41 MBG in Thailand was implemented 20 6:43 years ago 6:45 in schools. So at school, 6:48 yes. 6:49 Because it is implemented in schools, 6:51 yeah, 6:52 then there is no need for thousands of 6:54 motorcycles for the officers, 6:56 socks, 6:58 no need for socks and all that, no need 7:01 for distribution for soldiers, police, 7:05 or political parties because schools, 7:08 schools are like that and it, 7:10 it is already a routine activity during 7:13 break time. 7:14 Eating is already routine like, 7:17 at 12:00 PM, we eat. I have told this 7:21 story some time ago, 7:23 when I was in 7:25 Malaysia. 7:25 Malaysia. 7:27 My first child entered 1st grade of 7:30 elementary school in 1985. Yes. 7:34 Every Monday and Thursday, they would 7:35 come home bringing a long bread roll 7:37 and a carton of long-life milk. 7:38 Yeah. 7:38 I asked, does everyone get it? Only a 7:41 few people. Now, I investigated and it 7:44 turned out one of the lecturers said, " 7:46 Sir, when you filled out the form for 7:48 your child to enter 1st grade, what was 7:50 your salary? What was your income?" 7:53 H. 7:53 I said, "Yes, 500 Ringgit, because at 7:55 that time I had just arrived and hadn't 7:56 gotten a job yet, so 500 Ringgit.""Oh, 7:58 that's why, it makes sense." Why? That 8:00 is considered poor. 8:01 If you have 500 Ringgit, you are poor. 8:03 So what is the minimum standard? 800 8:05 Ringgit. So because of that, it was 8:08 subsidized by the school. That is 8:11 Malaysia's MBG, it is like that, and 8:13 several other countries are like that 8:15 too. Now, from the past until now, it 8:19 is still the same, Islamic boarding 8:22 schools are already used to eating 8:25 there, no one, uh, dies, no one gets 8:28 poisoned, and so on like that. So this 8:31 is because of a business project 8:33 h 8:34 that they want to use for 8:35 image-building for electoral interests 8:38 like that. Well, so ultimately, a mess 8:42 like that happens. 8:44 So that also applies to the law 8:46 enforcement. Well, unfortunately, there 8:50 is now a kind of rivalry or competition 8:54 . Who is the greatest? The police, 8:56 h 8:57 the prosecutor. 8:57 Yes. 8:58 Or 8:59 ee the KPK like 9:00 KPK. Yes. Dark brown, light brown, or 9:03 black with red lettering. yes. 9:05 Now, this is strange, but an analysis 9:09 shows that from the existing map, the 9:13 National Police Chief is Jokowi's 9:16 subordinate. When Jokowi 9:19 was mayor in Solo, 9:20 the police chief was the local precinct 9:22 head there, so he was a subordinate. ee 9:25 so his orientation is still toward 9:28 Jokowi, like that. What is even 9:31 stranger is that even after his term 9:35 ended, it was extended, like that. 9:38 Well, that 9:40 ee meanwhile, the prosecutor's office 9:43 tends to be with ee Prabowo, like that, 9:46 Prabowo's people. Now, there is 9:49 something interesting that I noticed, 9:52 those who usually appear at the 9:54 Attorney General's Office who are what 9:57 you call it a bit vocal, I see they are 10:01 actually former KPK. So it is like that 10:05 ee so the patterns from the KPK are 10:07 applied there. And then 10:09 the work is quite aggressive, like that 10:11 . 10:12 But the problem is 10:16 the behavior of the people isn't yet in 10:20 the system. Not yet in the system. 10:22 So, for the former KPK individuals, God 10:25 willing, it's like that. But the system 10:27 is still the old one. But then in the 10:29 end, it still happens, for example h 10:32 ee what is it called ee the special 10:34 crimes unit. 10:35 Yes. the special crimes one that is 10:38 what is it called extraordinary. ee he 10:41 always said we must eradicate 10:44 corruption and so on, suddenly he gets 10:47 caught and then when searched 72 kilos, 10:51 kilos not grams 10:55 72 kg of that. My God, how many 10:58 hundreds of years can one live like 11:00 that. Now, 11:02 so that is the system, so once that 11:06 happens it's as if the TNI comes then 11:10 what is it called to surround what is 11:16 it called the Jakarta Police, like that 11:19 . My experience when I was at the KPK, 11:22 Mas Isan once 11:24 ee we invited certain officers to guard 11:27 the KPK office because it was about to 11:30 be attacked, 11:31 about to be attacked by what is it 11:33 called ee one 11:36 what is it called institution because 11:38 what is it called 11:40 ee the KPK was handling ee 11:42 at that time, Syarif Sulaiman was also 11:44 at the KPK, right, Bang? Ah, yes, yes, 11:48 yes, like that. Now, ee so ee at that 11:50 time the KPK was defending itself, 11:53 protecting itself from being attacked 11:55 by others. So the KPK invited other 11:57 parties. But this is not the case, this 12:00 is reversed, what is it called 12:02 attacking to save their own people from 12:05 there, like that. Ah, this is, this is 12:09 I am terrified that if it continues, it 12:11 will eventually become like Sudan, Bang 12:13 . If it grows, yes. It being big is 12:17 dangerous, just like what Mas Ian said 12:21 earlier. 12:22 uh why do you want a cooperative but 12:24 then are ready to execute what is it 12:26 then and then e and this is what I mean 12:32 by K plan, how is a cooperative built 12:34 in the mountains, a cooperative built 12:37 in the fields and so on, what is the 12:40 planning like, it's like that. So, so 12:42 this is why there must be mature 12:44 planning like that. Now, this is the 12:47 problem, so that finally because it 12:49 didn't go through a plan, like the 12:52 recent case now, the case of... 12:55 the burial of the great Iranian leader. 12:59 Then 13:00 other countries 13:02 yes, other countries sent what is it, 13:05 at least a minister, then like that. 13:08 And then Indonesia sent its ambassador. 13:10 Sent an ambassador 13:11 the largest Islamic country in the 13:13 world. My goodness. Now, when it was 13:17 already sung about by all the people of 13:20 Indonesia, only then did they leave 13:22 yesterday, what is it, e meeting with 13:25 the speaker of the MPR like so what is 13:28 it e 13:29 uh 13:31 I am also not not what is it surprised 13:34 why e Prabowo is then enthusiastic 13:37 about talking about what, but then 13:42 Indonesia, many other countries are 13:43 envious, they say. Yes. I 13:45 yes. 13:46 People, they are envious because 13:49 uh 13:52 when in Singapore 13:55 there was a Philippine citizen working 13:58 in Singapore as a domestic worker. 14:01 Then what is it, was she e tortured or 14:07 what 14:08 the Philippine government made a fuss 14:10 over just one person. 14:11 Hmm. Just one citizen, the Philippine 14:14 government made a fuss, protested, and 14:16 so on. 14:17 Now, Indonesia, that is in Hong Kong, 14:21 in Saudi Arabia, 14:23 everywhere. So then finally people e 14:27 told a kind of joke like that, 14:31 one boat. Then there were many 14:34 passengers, big waves, then it was said 14:37 goods had to be thrown out. Goods must 14:39 be thrown out if not we will sink. 14:41 After all the goods were thrown out, it 14:43 turned out there was still too much. Ah 14:45 , someone has to be thrown out like the 14:47 story of the prophet, prophet, prophet 14:52 prophet who? Prophet Jonah. Jonah. 14:55 Prophet Jonah. Prophet Jonah like that. 14:57 Now, then the Malaysian person said, " 14:59 Never mind, I'll just use my domestic 15:00 worker. I have a domestic worker 15:04 my house maid." 15:06 Yes. Well, later I will just take 15:08 another one from Indonesia. So, so it 15:10 means that is an Indonesian person. Oh 15:11 my, meaning. My goodness. 15:14 So e what is it? Envious in what 15:19 context? Because today, try Mr. Prabowo 15:22 go anywhere or anyone exchange rupiah 15:26 at a bank. 15:28 Is there any bank in the world that 15:29 accepts rupiah? None. None. So if we 15:32 want to exchange rupiah to USD, we have 15:34 to go to a money changer, not a bank. 15:36 So 15:37 that until today 15:38 yes, we end up remembering the Buddha, 15:41 or the e Buddhist figure e Gautama who 15:43 was in the palace but didn't hear the 15:46 stories of his people, that story is 15:48 long, isn't it, Prince Siddhartha 15:51 Gautama. 15:51 I that that is the problem 15:56 e so because of that then e if it is 16:00 not resolved quickly e by way of how e 16:03 returning to the original 1945 16:06 Constitution. I always say return to 16:09 the original 1945. Because those four 16:12 scholars, out of the nine who 16:15 formulated it, could not possibly have 16:18 included something that contradicts the 16:21 Quran and Sunnah, like that. Agus 16:24 Salim, Abdul Kahar Mudzakkir, and 16:27 specifically scholars like them. So, if 16:29 for instance Prabowo truly wants to 16:32 serve his people, and keeps saying "I 16:35 would die for" the country, and so on, 16:38 he should immediately issue the 16:41 government regulations I keep 16:43 mentioning. A government regulation on 16:47 the KPK, one on the judiciary, one on 16:49 the creative economy, or one on 16:52 healthcare. 16:53 It would all be resolved. 16:56 He could do it. 16:56 People would surely support him and he 16:59 could be re-elected in 2029; otherwise, 17:03 as some analysts suggest, let alone 17:05 2029, even by 2026, it's not certain 17:08 what might happen. 17:10 But the victims are the people, Mr. 17:14 Ihsan. 17:15 Yes. 17:17 Masyaallah, masyaallah. Listeners 17:21 always want to hear some words from the 17:27 seniors. Because Bang Dula has lived 17:30 through various eras, up to this kind 17:33 of era. Looking at this journey, how 17:36 severe is it, and how should the public 17:38 or listeners at least position 17:40 themselves? Perhaps Bang Dula has some 17:43 thoughts for all these listeners. There 17:45 are 43 countries listening, Bang Dul, 17:46 this morning. Masyaallah. Broadcasting 17:49 to various places. Please, Bang Dula. 17:52 Yes. So, earlier at dawn, I read a 17:56 WhatsApp message telling a story about 18:00 Mr. Sutami, 18:02 Ir. Sutami, the Minister of Public 18:04 Works. 18:06 Back in those days. 18:08 It was extraordinary, what 18:10 he built, the Semanggi intersection and 18:13 everything, yet his house was very 18:15 simple. Then what? Then I said, "That 18:19 was Mr. Sutami." But try looking at the 18:23 figure of Agus Salim. 18:27 Masyaallah. 18:27 Agus Salim didn't own a house. He 18:33 rented. When it rained, it flooded; 18:37 they had to keep their suitcases in the 18:40 living room if they wanted to sleep, 18:43 and so on. And then, finally, that was 18:47 Agus Salim's life. He passed away 18:50 without owning a home. Mr. Syafruddin 18:53 Prawiranegara, who managed the bank and 18:57 handled the money and everything. But 19:00 his wife had to sell, what do you call 19:03 it? Cassava, she sold cassava to 19:05 provide for their family's livelihood. 19:09 Or, for example, Mr. Natsir, who was 19:12 also willing to resign as Prime 19:15 Minister for the sake of the people, so 19:19 that the Aceh case wouldn't lead to the 19:23 military sending troops there, which 19:26 would result in the deaths of the 19:30 Acehnese people. So Natsir chose to 19:33 resign so that it could be resolved 19:35 properly, and he also passed away 19:38 without owning a home. Mr. Burhanuddin 19:41 Harahap, Mr. Ihsan, I 19:43 served as his secretary for several 19:45 years, 3 or 4 years, and he lived in an 19:48 official residence until his death; he 19:51 never owned his own home. So I then 19:54 think, why were people in the past like 19:58 that? Because, first, they had faith 20:02 that everything depends on Allah. 20:05 Secondly, indeed my prayers and my life 20:07 are for the Lord of the Worlds. 20:11 Everything done was in the hope of 20:13 Allah's pleasure. 20:15 So that in this way they could then 20:18 do whatever was important for Allah, 20:21 for the nation, and masyaallah. I heard 20:25 a story that the people sitting on the 20:29 road on Diponegoro 20:32 at the time when the Dutch had already 20:33 left 20:34 He 20:34 there were only, uh, what's his name, 20:37 former Vice President Adam Malik 20:40 and Ruslan Abdul Gani. Only them. 20:42 H 20:43 And at that time, people could have 20:45 just stayed there since it belonged to 20:47 the Dutch and everything, right? 20:49 But no one did. I, I asked Mr. Natsir, 20:52 "Sir, it's not ours, even though it..." 20:56 "...it is, it is Dutch, right?" 20:58 It still wasn't ours. 21:01 It wasn't ours; the only ones there 21:04 were Malik and Ruslan Abdul Gani. It 21:06 means they knew what they had a right 21:09 to and what belonged to the people, and 21:11 that orientation is what built their 21:14 honesty and idealism. And then several 21:17 people came later on, like that. So, 21:21 thus 21:22 that is what was meant by the Prophet, 21:24 hubbud-dunya wa karahiyatul maut, love 21:26 of the world 21:27 and fear of death, like that. That is 21:30 our problem now, uh, what is it, in 21:32 this period 21:33 leading up to, uh, the days to come, to 21:37 be able to save this country. 21:40 Uh, do not keep the world in your heart 21:43 . Uh, we need the world but do not keep 21:46 it in the heart. We keep the hereafter 21:48 in our hearts because we need to be 21:51 happy in the world and in the hereafter 21:53 . Akhir has 21:59 masyaallah. 22:01 Thank you, Brother Abdullah. 22:03 Extraordinary explanation and 22:05 enlightenment this morning. 22:08 See you next Friday. Brother Dulah. God 22:11 willing, always healthy and beneficial. 22:13 Asalamualaikum warahmatullahi 22:14 wabarakatuh. Waalaikumsalam 
