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0:08 Brail TV. 0:16 >> Peace be upon you, and Allah's mercy 0:18 and blessings. How are you, Bang 0:19 Ihsanuddin Nursi? 0:21 >> Peace be upon you, and Allah's mercy 0:23 and blessings. Praise be to God, 0:27 >> and thanks be to God. How is your Umrah 0:29 ? How was the Umrah this year? Because 0:32 those currently performing Umrah must 0:34 be careful, as there is incredible 0:35 chaos. The Houthi in Saudi Arabia. It 0:39 seems this is becoming a new story, 0:41 amidst Iran's attempt to act as a 0:44 mediator. Wow, this is extraordinary. 0:47 What developments are behind all of 0:50 this? Meanwhile, China is starting to 0:53 get restless with the current turmoil 0:55 in the Middle East. Meanwhile, 0:59 domestically and in various parts of 1:01 the world, people are starting to worry 1:04 about the world of AI, artificial 1:05 intelligence, which even the pioneers 1:08 seem to be saying can no longer 1:09 continue. Is that really the case? And 1:14 China says that is just a bluff. 1:17 Regarding the battle in the AI field, 1:20 perhaps Bang Ihsanuddin Nursi can 1:22 reveal more deeply, and how about 1:24 domestically, it seems this energy 1:26 transition is a highlight from 1:29 Danantara. Is it truly becoming an 1:32 alternative energy source domestically? 1:35 Of course, there is a story behind the 1:37 story. Perhaps there is something else 1:41 that Bang Ihsanuddin Nursi can provide 1:43 enlightenment on for the 30 countries 1:46 listening to our radio, from Aceh to 1:48 Banyuwangi, please, Bang Ihsanuddin. 1:53 Alright. In the name of Allah, the Most 1:56 Gracious, the Most Merciful. Praise be 1:57 to Allah, Lord of the worlds. Glory be 1:59 to You, our God. Our Lord, increase us 2:05 in knowledge and grant us knowledge and 2:10 wisdom for the world and the hereafter. 2:14 Um, first, let's enter the energy 2:20 transition. 2:21 >> Energy transformation. 2:25 >> Uh, Trump spent over 1 billion from the 2:31 American state budget. 2:34 >> Yeah. 2:35 >> To hold back the pace of renewable 2:38 energy, even cancelling it. 2:42 >> Hm. So that the group of businessmen 2:47 working in fossil fuels 2:52 >> would truly thrive. H. 2:57 >> They do not care about the issue of 3:00 renewable energy. 3:02 >> And at the same time, China is the 3:06 largest country in the world that 3:10 utilizes solar panels. 3:14 >> H. 3:15 >> The largest and widest, surpassing 3:18 Germany. He. 3:20 >> Meanwhile, China also remains dependent 3:24 on Iran's oil. 3:25 >> He. 3:26 >> Almost 80%of Iran's oil is purchased by 3:31 >> China, so Iran can still defend itself, 3:34 and that is God's way. Even in my 3:40 lectures in several recent places, I 3:42 discussed how Iran defends itself from 3:44 the position of embargoes and sanctions 3:47 , as I have stated many times on Rasil. 3:52 >> Now, from this energy transition 3:54 situation, Indonesia happened to, on 3:58 February 18, 2026, sign a purchase of 4:04 energy from America. H. 4:09 >> Amounting to 13.5 billion US dollars. 4:15 H. 4:15 >> Bought, sorry, 15 billion US dollars. 4:20 >> Buying energy from America for 15 4:22 billion US dollars. 4:24 >> Buying Boeing for 13.5 billion US 4:26 dollars. 4:27 >> Buying food for 4.5 billion US dollars. 4:32 >> Meaning Indonesia spent 33 billion in 4:36 America. H. 4:38 >> Uh, that shows that in that agreement, 4:43 America needs an offtaker, a guarantee 4:46 of purchase for the goods they produce 4:49 continuously. 4:51 >> And therefore, it needs certainty of 4:54 buyers, and the buyer is Indonesia. But 4:57 behind that 33 billion US dollar 5:00 expenditure, 5:01 >> on February 18, Indonesia also signed 5:06 an MOU with Freeport McMoRan. 5:10 >> H. 5:11 >> For the extension of Freeport until 5:15 2061. in that MOU one of the terms used 5:21 was life of resource, so 5:26 Freeport-McMoRan will thoroughly 5:29 exploit the gold resources in Timika, 5:33 Papua down to the last drop of gold, 5:38 down to the very last grains of gold. 5:44 Although it is later said that 5:46 Indonesia will get an additional 12% 5:48 divestment, people cannot just see it 5:50 that way because this relates to 5:52 previous purchases and the shareholder 5:54 position does not mean controlling 5:56 operations or having the ability to 5:58 command them. Your study up to this 6:02 point is cool. Once again, please look 6:06 at the divided nation 6:10 >> because I have already discussed the 6:12 >> he 6:13 >> the 51%, the 40%from Rio Tinto's 6:16 participating interest 6:18 >> I 6:19 >> the 11%from Freeport itself 6:25 >> added again now up to 63%later, you 6:29 know 6:30 >> because the 12%divestment is without 6:32 payment 6:33 >> but there is a reserve of 20 billion 6:35 that 6:36 >> must be invested by 6:38 >> Freeport-McMoRan for that. But there is 6:41 no guarantee regarding technology 6:42 transfer 6:44 >> because the mastery of technology, 6:45 mastery of information, and operational 6:47 control 6:48 >> are totally in Freeport's hands. 6:50 Meaning shares do not signify control. 6:57 Meaning back again, when we enter that 6:59 position of energy transition, we must 7:02 not see it in fragments. 7:05 >> Hm. 7:06 >> We must look at it comprehensively that 7:10 >> this is Ihsanin Nursi's sentence. 7:12 >> Yes. 7:13 >> Amidst the crumbling of US hegemony on 7:15 the global stage, Indonesia is actually 7:20 helping that position of hegemony and 7:23 dominance. 7:24 >> Hm. for the costs of power enforced by 7:27 the US on the international stage, like 7:30 that. The term is scary, right? 7:33 >> Ih this this 7:40 >> no this this is not revealed much in 7:42 the media. exists. So I will repeat it, 7:44 I will repeat it just so we understand 7:47 >> because this was my discussion with 7:49 various circles behind closed doors, 7:51 you know. But I said this will later be 7:56 the material for my discussion, but in 7:59 America, it is an open debate. 8:03 >> Hm. 8:04 >> Regarding that. H. Now, this energy 8:07 transition I once revealed on Rasil 8:12 that Indonesia is doing it by, among 8:15 other things, buying policy, buying a 8:17 policy format through a loan from the 8:20 World Bank of approximately 500 to 600 8:23 million US Dollars. The name of the 8:28 loan is called Indonesia Sustainable 8:30 Electricity. IEL one. 8:37 >> Yeah, and then IEL two 8:39 >> so the total is 1.2 billion. 8:41 >> Hm. 8:43 >> To build power plants no longer powered 8:46 by fossil fuels, but perhaps by waste, 8:49 by solar energy, that's the story. Now, 8:54 then if we talk about Bahlil 8:55 Lahadalia's idea 8:57 >> H 8:57 >> about compressed natural gas, you know, 9:01 >> that too must buy technology again. 9:04 >> Spending again. 9:06 >> Now, that's where the energy transition 9:09 is. 9:11 >> This I I became my main material 9:15 >> I also once said on Rasil 9:18 >> to a number of oil and gas distributors 9:21 in Indonesia. that those who still rely 9:27 on fossil energy distribution will 9:30 later exist alongside electric energy 9:34 distribution. 9:37 >> H 9:38 >> we can see SPKLU, public electric 9:41 >> charging 9:42 >> stations for those cars. 9:44 >> He 9:45 >> they are in various places. 9:47 >> Yes. 9:48 >> Now, this needs investment. huge 9:51 investment. Ee I once mentioned before 9:58 Trump was elected, the EV charging 10:00 stations in America were only a third 10:04 of the number of charging stations 10:07 built in China. 10:11 >> It means China is so ready to enter the 10:13 electric vehicle position. 10:15 >> Meanwhile, America is faltering. It is 10:17 the same with Indonesia. So if we talk 10:19 about energy transition, 10:22 >> we must talk about it from upstream to 10:24 downstream. Hm. 10:26 >> And the distributors who do not move 10:29 from this energy transition position 10:32 will 10:34 >> ultimately have a business that is " 10:37 transition or die," that’s my term. 10:40 >> So, "transition or die" is something we 10:42 make hybrid. Likewise for the country. 10:45 Yeah. 10:46 >> Now, Indonesia, which is so rich in 10:49 natural resources for new and renewable 10:51 energy, depends on technology, depends 10:54 on policy models, and depends on what 10:56 the road map looks like. Now, to talk 11:02 about energy transition up to long-term 11:05 planning ahead, here Indonesia is 11:08 forced, for one thing, to borrow from 11:11 the World Bank 11:13 >> right? Then we spend on technology. Hm. 11:18 >> Then we need dollars. So, the position 11:22 is already dependent on technology, 11:24 dependent on needing dollars, dependent 11:26 on experts, and dependent on paying 11:29 >> royalty fees and all sorts of things. 11:32 So the rupiah will always be pressured 11:37 >> like that. That’s how it is for 11:40 energy transition if you look at it. If 11:41 we look at it. Now, meanwhile, if we 11:44 look at the international stage, people 11:47 are finally not speaking from a 11:49 perspective of moving totally to 11:51 renewable. 11:55 >> As I once said on Rasil, for the 11:57 automotive industry alone, the peak of 12:03 hybrid, the hybrid between fossil 12:06 energy and renewable energy, is in 2040 12:09 . 12:11 >> Hm. So it means everything really must 12:14 be prepared until 2040. So, from there, 12:18 investments for new and renewable 12:21 energy must be calculated. Now, who 12:24 enjoys it the most? Again, the private 12:26 sector. 12:29 >> Because the intention that was 12:31 initially to reduce coal usage 12:33 significantly for power plants was 12:38 apparently not achieved. What does that 12:40 mean? It means it wasn't achieved. Coal 12:48 usage was supposed to be down to just 12:50 over ten percent or so. Turns out, no, 12:52 it remains high. 12:54 >> Previously we were reminded to stop, 12:56 but it didn't happen; in fact, I don't 12:57 know, recently in Batam there was a 12:59 blackout, the power went out. Is it 13:01 because of coal? I remember the KSP 13:04 lecture yesterday, it was said that 13:06 could happen, right. What do you think, 13:09 Bang Isan Nur? So, if we look at the 13:16 fossil energy situation in the world, 13:23 >> it will continue to struggle and 13:25 proceed because, just to change from 13:28 fossil to something else, they talk 13:30 about climate change. 13:33 >> Yeah. 13:35 >> And they treat climate change as if it 13:37 were indeed a decision of nature. The 13:40 change in nature is real, but there is 13:42 a cause. Hm. 13:45 >> The cause is that humans are greedy, 13:47 because humans are not honest, there 13:49 are justifications for the greed. So, 13:52 that's where I entered the UN General 13:55 Assembly yesterday. 13:57 >> Hm. 13:59 >> Uh. 14:00 >> The 81st UN General Assembly. Well, 14:03 besides 14:04 >> that, among other things, it includes 14:06 the topic of AI. Uh, 14:08 >> including the topic of 14:09 >> that 14:10 >> trade, war, 14:12 >> including the topic of. Now, this is 14:14 the very last one. 14:16 >> Pandemic, 14:17 >> pandem, 14:18 >> pandemic, 14:18 >> h 14:19 >> prevention, preparedness, and response 14:24 >> which failed or stalled in reaching an 14:26 agreement. 14:27 >> Hm. Yeah. 14:29 >> Because the West monopolizes technology 14:32 , uh, genomic, pathogen genomics, and 14:36 vaccine manufacturing technology. At 14:40 the same time, 14:42 >> uh, they were already about to impose a 14:44 pandemic. Now, that relates to AI. Now, 14:49 let's first get into AI, okay? 14:54 >> Simply put, AI is mechanizing humans. H 15:05 >> mechanizing humans. What does that mean 15:07 ? Humans are guided by machines to 15:10 obtain knowledge. 15:13 >> Let's look at the process now. 15:16 >> H 15:16 >> the process involves feeder algorithms. 15:21 There are feeder algorithms. Yeah. 15:26 >> Who are they? They are, of course, 15:28 those educated with methodology. Repeat 15:32 , they are, of course, those educated 15:35 with the methodology and configuration 15:38 of the Western system. Because, because 15:43 the Western system's methodology and 15:47 configuration for almost a century, 15:50 right, 15:51 >> has shown superiority. What is the 15:53 indicator? Technological advancement. 15:56 >> Hm. 15:57 >> But in the system configuration, right? 16:00 Because the goal of technology is to 16:02 make human life easier. Repeat. The 16:04 goal of technological development is to 16:07 make human life easier. It turns out 16:11 that the convenience built by 16:12 technology is actually increasingly 16:14 dehumanizing humans, right, for example 16:19 . 16:19 >> Now, the peak of it now is 16:22 >> mechanizing humans. Uh, some time ago 16:27 we talked about, uh, uh, the humanoid 16:31 robot exhibition at the Shangri-La in 16:34 Bandung. In Bandung, 16:37 >> in Hong Kong, or in China, right, let's 16:39 see. 16:42 >> How those robots are told to, uh, do 16:45 martial arts, run, uh, do all sorts of 16:49 things, dance, 16:52 >> all sorts of things they are told to do 16:53 . Uh, and at the same time, uh, there 16:57 is a chip race because America is 17:00 protecting its chips from progress that 17:03 would be taken over by China. 17:06 >> China 17:07 >> so China is left behind in its 17:09 nanometric chips, 17:11 >> that's several steps. 17:13 >> Right now, if I'm not mistaken, 17:15 America's record has reached 15, while 17:17 China is only at 12. 17:18 >> H. 17:20 >> Now. 17:21 >> Hm. If Bill Gates says something like 17:24 that and then I try to confirm it, I 17:26 verify it, right. Ah, this is what 17:31 relates to the sharp debate at the UN 17:34 General Assembly on September 24-26, 17:39 there is indeed, in the end, a status 17:42 that becomes what is called a 17:44 biological digital industrial setting. 17:47 So if you use, if you use, if you use 17:51 the language of Bediüzzaman Said Nursi 17:52 . 17:53 >> Yeah. 17:53 >> When I presented it to the Muhammadiyah 17:56 regional board in Jakarta 17:58 >> and at the Sunda Kelapa Mosque, 18:00 >> last Sunday, 18:01 >> and in several other places, 18:02 >> right. uh, the West utilizes two things 18:06 . It uses FDMIC, the Financial Digital 18:11 Military Industrial Complex or 18:13 Industrial Rule Setting. One. Second, 18:19 the West also uses the digital 18:21 industrial complex or industrial rules, 18:25 right. In the construction of the FDMIC 18:31 when waging war, when fighting Iran, 18:33 right, it turns out Iran has resilience 18:35 . 18:38 >> Ah, 18:39 >> Iran has resilience and 18:41 >> it is proven that Iran has resilience 18:43 because of Russian assistance. 18:46 >> and China's assistance. 18:47 >> China. 18:48 >> Besides, Iran itself certainly 18:51 possesses original strength 18:54 >> ee genuine resilience of its own. 18:56 >> Correct. the origin and genuine of 18:59 strength, the origin and genuine of eh 19:01 power, 19:02 >> the origin and genuine of fighting, 19:04 right? 19:05 >> Because as the Persian nation, 19:07 >> they have the experience, heh, 19:10 >> eh, 4 centuries BC, you know. Now, from 19:15 there, FDMIC shows that even though 19:18 America has the advantage in the 19:21 military field, America cannot 19:24 immediately ee topple or defeat Iran. 19:28 >> Until the term came out, 19:30 >> at the UNG eh, 1, 24th to 26th of 19:33 September, Trump issued the phrase " 19:37 unhinged attack," you know. The most 19:42 devastating attack, the most stopping, 19:44 deadliest attack compared to attacks 19:47 that have ever happened in the world. 19:50 Wow, that's truly terrifying. 19:52 >> Ah, Iran on the other hand, as stated 19:55 in the resolution, proposed seven 19:57 suggestions which they then said 19:58 finally we took the title "submit or 20:00 surrender," it was rejected. Now, in 20:04 this construction, ee America then 20:08 shifted to using AI power as a means 20:11 for war. So that's where Elon Musk 20:15 entered as an advisor to America's 20:17 Ministry of War, 20:19 >> because they really want to use AI 20:21 power in war. Now, there, AI power is 20:24 not just about anything. All those 20:26 inputs are thought through well. AI 20:28 will work and then it will fight 20:30 against humans. Now, up to this point, 20:34 ee the important sentence is that AI 20:37 means not just for intellectualizing 20:40 human life, but AI is also used as a 20:44 tool of war. And then if I shift from 20:48 FDMIC 20:51 >> to BDIC, biodigital 20:55 >> industrial complex 20:57 >> or biodigital industrial resetting, 21:00 then the UNG that failed to reach an 21:06 agreement proves that America or the 21:10 West will use digital-based biology, 21:13 right? Yes. 21:15 >> To attack countries, other countries, 21:18 as happened with COVID-19. Found here, 21:23 "Look, look at the nation's plight." So 21:27 , these two books, these two books 21:30 spoke earlier, Aan Talib. 21:33 >> These books have already spoken earlier 21:35 , right? 21:35 >> Heh. 21:36 >> So, what is the point? The point is the 21:42 rulers of the world, right? through 21:45 their cooperation with their countries, 21:48 still want to maintain their hegemony 21:51 and dominance through the devices they 21:55 have, through the technological 21:57 advantages they have. So, the input is 22:00 the West, processed in such a way by 22:03 machines, then producing accuracy, 22:05 speed, and precision to process how to 22:08 maintain their advantage. Heh. 22:12 >> Now, that is where the combination 22:14 between financial digital military 22:16 industrial setting and biodigital 22:18 industrial rule setting is. 22:21 >> Who are they facing? Who they are 22:24 facing, if using their term, ee my 22:27 YouTube is everywhere, one of them is 22:32 >> what is being faced are the useless 22:34 humans in the world. 22:38 >> Ah, one. The second, humans in the 22:43 world who are considered excessive in 22:46 population, and that is depopulation. 22:52 Right. Again, look at the nation's 22:55 plight. Look there, read carefully 22:57 there. Yes, 22:58 >> meaning I already wrote this in 23:00 November 2024, I compiled it into a 23:02 book. I conducted the study. 23:04 >> Hm. Thus, mechanizing humans is not 23:08 intended to make life easier. Because 23:12 technology is used to facilitate human 23:15 life. But technology also turns out to 23:18 have its own meaning, namely killing 23:20 humans, depopulation. 23:22 >> H 23:23 >> ah, that's how to look at it. Now, if 23:25 using the construction using the system 23:28 configuration 23:32 >> that I built, then looking at this 23:35 model, we must see if this technology 23:38 really has a function that fits its 23:42 values or not. Does the strategy really 23:46 fit its values or not? Does the policy 23:48 fit its values or not? Now, what are 23:50 the values? Technology is built. Its 23:53 value is to wage resistance against 23:57 Allah Subhanahu wa Ta'ala. That is the 24:03 basic keyword. 24:05 >> So I'll just take a shortcut here. I'm 24:07 just going to take a shortcut, okay? 24:09 >> E 24:10 >> but digital robotization and AI do make 24:14 things easier. True. But at the same 24:19 time, the rulers of that technology 24:21 have desires, have values that resist 24:24 God by carrying out depopulation. In my 24:27 other words, by carrying out 24:29 dehumanization. 24:31 >> Hm. 24:31 >> That's how to see it. Now, the 24:33 construction is like that. Now, this 24:36 was yesterday, in the pandemic 24:39 prevention construction. Hem prepar it 24:47 failed to reach an agreement because 24:50 countries in the south, totaling almost 24:53 123 countries, rejected the model of 24:56 Western dominance and hegemony in 24:59 pathogen genomes and patents 25:03 >> and others for the purpose of 25:05 distributing vaccines. 25:07 >> They want those vaccines to be their 25:10 own. Now, meanwhile, they also realize 25:13 that even China's digital capabilities 25:15 can already compete, and even when 25:18 COVID-19 happened, China succeeded in 25:20 making a vaccine, but that was still 25:23 considered inadequate. So that until 25:26 now we have never received a decision, 25:28 a conclusion, or even a final word on 25:30 where Covid actually originated. 25:33 >> Covid-19 that is what the concrete 25:40 warfare looks like. Now, those are the 25:42 things we are discussing. Now, another 25:44 thing when entering the issue 25:47 >> like that, it appears here uh that the 25:53 story about America's economic 25:55 sanctions against the ICC 25:59 >> is related to the story of how 26:01 >> uh America rejected the ICC's ruling on 26:08 Netanyahu. 26:11 >> Hm. That Netanyahu is 26:14 >> a leader who commits genocide, 26:17 >> a leader who commits war crimes, 26:19 >> and therefore deserves to be arrested. 26:22 >> Uh, out came the sanctions, so America 26:24 issued sanctions against the ICC. What 26:26 are the sanctions? Forbidden from using 26:28 the dollar, forbidden from using Swift, 26:30 stopping all kinds of things. But 26:32 interestingly, Washington's stance was 26:35 rejected by the European Union. 26:38 >> Yes. Germany or some 26:40 >> rejected by several countries. Yeah. By 26:43 several countries. 26:44 >> At the same time, 26:47 >> at the same time, America's treasury 26:50 bills 26:53 >> are already at an interest rate of 5.3% 26:56 between the primary market and the 26:58 secondary market. Their status is not 27:00 very attractive to buyers. 27:03 >> Oh. But at the same time, even though 27:05 those debt securities are not very 27:07 attractive, gold prices aren't rising, 27:10 while energy prices are rising further. 27:13 It's interesting here. 27:15 >> Interesting, isn't it? This means there 27:17 is an anomaly when viewed from the 27:19 perspective of the financial market, 27:21 the energy market, and the gold market. 27:24 Where is this heading? Ah, let's look 27:27 at the relationship of dollar usage, 27:30 the use of dedollarization. Shifts in 27:35 payment systems and the use of reserves 27:37 , using gold as reserves to strengthen 27:40 a country. If we look at it that way, 27:46 the dollar, in these few months, its 27:48 usage might have dropped from 57% 27:53 >> Yeah. 27:53 >> to 56.77%. 27:56 >> Hm. 27:57 >> The drop isn't significantly high. But 28:00 when viewed in the construction of, for 28:02 example, global transactions in 28:03 trillion US dollars, it is significant. 28:05 >> Yes. 28:06 >> What does that mean? It means the 28:08 southern countries 28:10 >> have 28:11 >> the global south 28:12 >> yes 28:13 >> with BRICS and are trying to avoid the 28:18 use of the dollar. 28:20 >> That means trying to avoid the use of 28:23 SWIFT codes, 28:25 >> their payment systems. Why? Can 28:28 >> because America so often uses the 28:30 dollar and SWIFT codes as their weapons 28:32 to judge, to impose sanctions. H 28:35 >> ah. So if today the Houthis attack 28:39 Riyadh, right, 28:40 >> that's right. 28:41 >> uh then Iran offers itself to perform 28:44 >> peace, it must essentially be seen. It 28:49 must be seen that whoever the country 28:52 is that becomes a stooge of the West 28:55 will face the real position, indirectly 28:59 , with BRICS and the Shanghai 29:01 Cooperation Organization. 29:04 >> He 29:06 >> like that. And they will also face the 29:08 members within it plus its networks. 29:12 Now, the Houthis attacked because Saudi 29:14 Arabia is considered quite dangerous to 29:17 the situation in the Middle East. This 29:21 is what I call how the "Greater Israel" 29:25 >> which means from controlling the Nile 29:27 to the Euphrates, right, 29:29 >> that becomes right before our eyes. If 29:31 there were no resistance from Islamic 29:34 groups 29:35 >> right. H 29:37 >> that means they would be defeated 29:40 >> and the only one becoming the hegemony 29:43 and dominance in the world is Israel 29:45 itself. Back again, 29:46 >> the one appearing in front is America, 29:48 right. In geopolitical analysis, that's 29:51 how you see it. He. 29:53 >> Now, 29:54 >> uh Houthis 29:56 >> attacked Riyadh to show that the 29:59 sanctions given by America to Iran, 30:02 flight bans 30:04 >> h 30:04 >> to and from Iran 30:06 >> caused Iran's situation to have its 30:08 transportation cut off. 30:10 >> H. 30:11 >> Now, because of that, Iran then also 30:13 attacked, you know, various circles. 30:15 >> ah at the same time he shuts down 30:17 Riyadh but he doesn't shut down Jeddah 30:19 and Medina. 30:20 >> Hm. 30:22 >> Now. Not shutting down Jeddah, not 30:25 attacking exactly Jeddah and Medina. 30:28 >> This means, in reality, the level of 30:32 uncertainty is increasing. The world's 30:36 economic and political certainty is 30:38 increasingly rising with this kind of 30:40 situation. 30:41 >> Who has certainty? Well, those who have 30:43 power. Who can have power? America 30:46 itself. But Trump himself is in a very, 30:49 very anxious position facing the 30:50 upcoming election. right. Yes. How much 30:53 longer? 30:53 >> Some time more, right. So, in reality, 30:57 uh uh splashing sewage water, splashing 30:59 that sewage water onto one's own body. 31:04 >> Not splashing water into a basin and 31:05 getting splashed. No. Splashing sewage 31:07 water. Splashing, getting splashed, 31:09 splashing that sewage water onto one's 31:11 own body, that's how I see it. Now. 31:13 >> Now. From there, we can see, the world 31:17 right now is boasting about 31:20 specialization. But at the same time, 31:25 when we use AI, when we use 31:27 digitalization, specialization truly 31:29 matters. But at the same time, 31:33 specialization that isn't connected to 31:35 a system configuration like Ihsanuddin 31:38 Nursi's, regarding models of relations, 31:40 values, policies, strategies, functions 31:43 , technology, applications, evidence, 31:45 and consistency. 31:47 >> As well as a model of how casing, 31:49 context, and comprehensive content are 31:51 consistent with an exploration of 31:53 consistency, coherence, and 31:55 correspondence, then we will truly be 31:57 left behind by the times. Because the 32:01 Qur'an teaches that way of thinking. 32:04 >> The Qur'an teaches a thinking model 32:06 that is holistic but also sharp. 32:11 >> Imagine if trivial things written in 32:14 the Qur'an, such as Luqman's advice to 32:18 his son or that when visiting someone's 32:21 house, you must knock and say peace. If 32:25 you greet three times and there is no 32:28 answer, don't force your way in. That 32:30 seems so trivial, right? But the 32:34 meaning is very deep. 32:36 >> Walking like lifting one's head higher 32:39 than the mountains or stepping as if to 32:42 pierce the earth, in Al-Isra for 32:44 example. 32:46 >> It looks trivial. Oh, but it turns out 32:49 that it depicts arrogance. And that 32:52 arrogance depicts greed. It turns out 32:56 that arrogance and greed cover up lies. 33:02 That is where life becomes "woe to the 33:05 liars,""woe to the defrauders," looking 33:08 at it further. 33:11 >> Yes. 33:12 >> There is one more thing I forgot, what 33:13 was it again? 33:14 >> Uh-huh. Yes. Uh, what we also want to 33:17 reveal about, well, here in Indonesia 33:20 itself. Earlier, the problem was 33:22 already raised. 33:23 >> About Gibran, right? Yes, Gibran. This 33:25 is a matter of ethics, just like the 33:26 knocking on the door issue earlier. Ah, 33:28 this KPU door-knocking without 33:32 >> proper procedures also becomes a note 33:34 for our country, is there still any 33:36 ethics when people are so busy that we 33:39 are still stuck dealing with diploma 33:41 issues. What is going on, brother? 33:45 >> Okay. Uh, if you look at it, this is 33:49 about administrative manipulation. Now, 33:52 that is the keyword. 33:54 >> The keyword is administrative 33:55 manipulation. He. 33:57 >> Which according to Doli, there was an 33:59 argument with Hasari, the KPU Chairman. 34:02 >> I already asked for permission. 34:05 >> Yes. Yes, it's about how they smuggled 34:09 in articles. 34:10 >> Now, in my opinion, 34:12 >> smuggling articles like that, in my 34:15 experience in the DPR, is indeed 34:18 commonly done by the executive. 34:21 >> Hm. Uh-huh. 34:24 >> Both through words and the articles 34:26 that Doli mentioned. The one Doli 34:29 mentioned is Commission II from Golkar. 34:31 He. 34:32 >> They call it article smuggling and he 34:34 has a set of evidence 34:36 >> on how the article smuggling happened. 34:39 >> Different meetings, different writings. 34:40 >> As for me, 34:42 >> as for me, the smuggling isn't just in 34:44 the articles, actually. 34:45 >> Hm. H. 34:46 >> The smuggling is in the 34:48 >> hm. 34:48 >> clauses, or even in the words. 34:52 >> Yes. 34:53 >> Ah, you have to be very careful reading 34:55 it. For example, if in our constitution 34:58 a sentence is inserted, "the economy is 35:00 organized," it was inserted, right? 35:04 >> Article 33 paragraph 4. 35:05 >> Article 33 paragraph 4. Let's compare 35:07 this. I don't want to pull this into 35:10 the framework of functional regulations 35:11 . I am pulling this to constitutional, 35:15 fundamental regulations. Article 33 35:17 paragraph 1 mentions the economy which 35:20 is organized, right? 35:21 >> Hm. 35:22 >> With collective effort as the principle 35:25 of kinship, as a collective effort 35:27 based on kinship. The sentence is 35:30 >> the economy is structured. 35:32 >> Hm. 35:34 >> Why does paragraph 4 read that the 35:36 economy is organized? 35:38 >> Uh. 35:39 >> What is the difference between 35:40 structured and organized? That is in 35:46 the economic sector. 35:49 >> Hm. 35:49 >> H 35:50 >> in the political sector, the sentence 35:52 is like this. The MPR consists of 35:55 members of the House of Representatives 35:57 and members of the Regional 35:59 Representative Council. 36:01 >> Using the word members. 36:03 >> He. 36:05 >> It does not consist of the DPR and DPD, 36:08 but uses members. Ah, try looking at 36:11 that 36:12 >> if if you want to lie 36:16 >> don't do it half-heartedly. So the 36:19 sentence came out that the 1945 36:21 Constitution, which has been amended 36:23 four times, is the 1945 Constitution 36:26 ratified on August 18, '45, confirmed 36:29 by the July 5th Presidential Decree 36:33 >> and approved at the July 22nd DPR 36:35 session. How can what is changed four 36:38 times mean the same thing when in fact 36:40 it is not the same 36:44 >> a perception is built, right? It means 36:47 that manipulation always occurs there. 36:50 >> Hm. 36:52 >> And that manipulation can always be 36:54 uncovered 36:55 >> like that. Now, recently, the 36:57 uncovering of that manipulation was 36:59 done by the Constitutional Court. 37:01 >> H. 37:03 >> Well, there it is seen as an abuse or 37:05 misuse of administrative power. Who 37:08 abused the administrative power? The 37:11 KPU that is how it is seen. So, what 37:15 about the KPU? The KPU was inserted 37:17 into the system, into the law, into the 37:19 constitution. Imagine the KPU being 37:21 included in the constitution when it is 37:23 actually unnecessary 37:25 >> not needed there. That is further proof 37:28 that the fake 1945 Constitution system 37:31 earlier 37:34 >> or the 1945 Constitution that was 37:36 amended four times teaches a life full 37:38 of falsehoods. H 37:41 >> full of drama and image-building. H 37:45 >> because the basis is indeed fake. 37:48 >> God is showing the Indonesian nation 37:51 itself, you live on a fake constitution 37:54 . 37:55 >> You live on a manipulated constitution. 37:58 The big question is, who is 38:00 manipulating? 38:01 >> And how did that manipulation concept 38:03 arise? Well, that is what is 38:04 interesting. So 38:07 >> if today's cases show an increasing 38:10 loss of ethics, we have said many times 38:14 the structure is moral, ethical, 38:17 regulatory. H like that 38:21 >> right. Moral, ethical, regulatory, and 38:23 policy. and so on down to the 38:26 application, proof, and consistency 38:28 level. 38:30 >> So the system configuration when using 38:32 the Quranic way of thinking means there 38:35 are values built 38:38 >> moral, those values are moral and 38:40 ethical. 38:41 >> Masyaallah. 38:42 >> Moral and ethical, right. And so on 38:45 down to the bottom until consistency 38:47 finally occurs. That is where the Quran 38:49 challenges. Please create just one 38:51 verse 38:52 >> with the sea as ink. trees as pens. Now 38:55 , conversely, it is also proven that 38:58 humans are not consistent. Now, that is 39:00 visible in the Fake Constitution. So 39:02 the Constitutional Commission's study 39:04 came out 39:05 >> that the 1945 Constitution which was 39:08 amended four times is, well, you know. 39:11 >> He 39:12 >> rich, huh 39:13 >> paradigmatically contradictory. Now, 39:16 >> the asset is gone, right 39:18 >> paradigmatically contradictory 39:20 >> and an inconsistency of conception, 39:22 theory, and application. 39:25 >> There is already a verdict. Masyaallah, 39:28 43 minutes we have been talking. 39:31 >> Masha Allah. 39:32 >> Uh, 39:33 >> so, for me, it's only been 36 minutes. 39:36 But that's okay. I want to say, I want 39:39 to say to the Rasil listeners. Uh, here 39:44 , uh, we answer Allah's challenge. 39:49 >> Hmm. 39:50 >> We have eyes, we have ears, we have 39:52 hearts. 39:53 >> And very few are grateful for their 39:56 eyes, ears, and hearts. So, conversely, 39:58 we say we are the small group that is 40:01 grateful for our eyes, ears, and hearts 40:03 . 40:03 >> Masha Allah. That is it. So when Allah 40:07 says, "I gave you eyes, ears, and 40:08 hearts, but you are very rarely 40:10 grateful." Then we respond, "O Allah, 40:13 we are indeed grateful for every 40:15 blessing You have bestowed." Now, when 40:19 the word is gratitude, it means we must 40:22 be ready to face challenges. We must be 40:27 patient in facing challenges and 40:28 threats. Because gratitude does not 40:31 just appear. It appears. Gratitude 40:34 arises from a patient attitude in 40:35 facing challenges and threats. Whether 40:38 the challenges and threats are positive 40:41 or negative. This is as a closing, if I 40:43 look at it, because 40:44 >> now 40:46 >> because Arakchi himself uses Al-Baqarah 40:49 215 40:51 >> uses Al-Hajj 40 40:54 >> when arguing that it is the small group 40:56 that Allah will grant victory to. 40:58 Correct. 40:59 >> Observe the nations of the world, those 41:01 who then hinder, how 41:05 >> churches, synagogues, and mosques. 41:07 Masha Allah. That is already Al-Hajj 40 41:09 . The structure is so neat. 41:11 >> It is so neat. 41:12 >> It is truly neat and alive. How it 41:14 mentions churches, synagogues, and 41:16 mosques. H 41:17 >> it 41:20 >> means even a large nation, if it does 41:22 not help Allah's teachings, then that 41:25 large nation will be destroyed, will be 41:28 finished, and will be replaced. So, we 41:32 who are in the majority, if we do not 41:33 help Allah's teachings, be prepared to 41:35 receive the consequence of Al-Hajj 40. 41:38 >> Stay alert 41:40 >> we must be alert. So if 41:43 >> Yes. If we then see the structure like 41:46 that, we must know 41:48 >> h 41:50 >> where our position is; in my language, 41:52 in Nursi's language, let's audit our 41:55 position. Yes. 41:57 >> It is important. 41:58 >> If we are wrong, we seek forgiveness. 42:00 Wastaghfiru-maghfirah. 42:03 >> So that we truly receive Allah's 42:04 forgiveness and pardon. 42:06 >> Yes. Thank you. Subhanallah. Please 42:11 continue, brother. 42:12 >> Subhanallah. Yes, I actually want to 42:16 close. I know the time is already up. 42:19 >> Hmm. Go ahead. 42:20 >> Subhanakallahumma wa bihamdika, ashadu 42:22 alla ilaha illa anta, astaghfiruka, 42:23 please forgive me for any inner and 42:25 outer faults if there were any mistakes 42:27 , afwan minkum. Assalamu alaikum 42:28 warahmatullahi wabarakatuh. 42:30 >> Waalaikumsalam warahmatullahi 42:32 wabarakatuh. 
