TUJUAN TERSELUBUNG PEMEKARAN WILAYAH PAPUA ADALAH CARA TERAKHIR NKRI UNTUK MENGGAGALKAN PAPUA BARAT YANG KINI TELAH BERADA DI DEPAN PINTU GERBANG EMAS KEMERDEKAANNYA

MIMBAR PENDIDIKAN POLITIK SERI 30.

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1 April 2025

Oleh: Jacob Rumbiak.

Accademic and senior Reseach Associate.

Ketika reformasi bergulir di NKRI pada tahun 1999, Timor Timor berhasil memenangkan perjuangannya menggapai kemerdekaan Timor Leste, dan ketika itu pula Kongres Rakyat Papua 2 di tahun 2000 mayoritas rakyat Papua secara bermartabat memohon NKRI di bawah Presiden ke 3 Habibie dan Presiden NKRI ke 4 Abdulrahman Wahid agar menyerahkan hak kemerdekaan kepada orang Papua yang dijamin Pembukaan UUD Republik Indonesia Alinea Pertama.

Untuk merespon tuntutan Papua merdeka, pemerintah NKRI di bawah Presiden ke 5 Megawati soekarnoputri menawarkan OTSUS(UU Otsus nomor 21 tahun 2001) kepada orang Papua, dimana semua orang telah memahami dengan sangat jelas bahwa OTSUS bermakna WING WING SOLUSI POLITIK. Kenyataannya uang otsus dinikmati oleh para pejabat orang asli Papua maupun pendatang dengan se-enaknya angkuh dan sombong. Sedangkan orang-orang asli Papua aktivis Papua Merdeka secara diam pantau dan nonton para pejabat orang asli Papua yang tak tahu malu hidup berpesta pora di atas perjuangan para pejuang Papua Merdeka yang telah disiksa, dipenjarakan, dihina dan sesama pejuang yang telah gugur dalam perjuangan Papua Merdeka.

Penulis yang juga adalah aktor pejuang kemerdekaan yang pernah melewati jalan sengsara dalam perjuangan panjang hanya bisa senyum dan menyaksikan para pejabat sesama orang Papua yang hidup mewah menikmati uang otsus WING WING SOLUSI POLTIK.

Orang asli Papua yang telah dan dikini menjabat sebagai orang nomor 1 ditingkat Propinsi, kabupaten, distrik hingga desa secara langsung maupun tidak langsung telah berkompromi dan bersekongkol dengan kebijakkan NKRI untuk memekarkan seluruh wilayah Tanah Papua yang memiliki TUJUAN TERSELUBUNG yakni perbanyak jumlah kekuatan angkatan perang NKRI untuk menghambat perjuangan kemrdekaan Papua merdeka.

Penambahan wilayah berarti penambahan kekuatan angkatan perang NKRI.

Perlu kita memahami dengan benar peta kekuatan angkatan perang ditingkat nasional hingga desa. Karena khusus Papua diterapkannya penambahan Propinsi hingga desa maka penulis memperlihatkan tinkatan komando militer mulai dari tingkat propinsi hingga desa sebagaimana dibwah ini.

Komando Daerah Militer (disingkat Kodam) adalah komando utama pembinaan dan operasional kewilayahan TNI Angkatan Darat.

Kodam merupakan kompartemen strategis yang memiliki tugas pokok menyelenggarakan pembinaan kesiapan operasional atas segenap komandonya dan operasi pertahanan aktif di darat sesuai kebijakan Panglima TNI. Sebuah Kodam dipimpin oleh seorang Panglima Kodam atau disingkat Pangdam yang berpangkat Mayor Jenderal (Mayjen TNI).

Kekuatan Kodam terdiri dari Komando Resor Militer (Korem), yang membawahi Komando Distrik Militer (Kodim), yang membawahi Komando Rayon Militer (Koramil), yang membawahi Bintara Pembina Desa (Babinsa).

Mari kita hitung berapa propinsi baru yang sah ditetapkan oleh NKR sekaligus kabupaten baru distrik baru hingga desa baru di seluruh tanah Papua.

A.Propinsi Papua.

1. Kabupaten Biak Numfor,

2. Kabupaten Jayapura,

3. Kabupaten Keerom,

4. Kabupaten Kepulauan Yapen.

5. Kabupaten Waropen.

6. Kabupaten Sarmi .

7. Supiori.

B. Propinsi Papua Barat

1. Kabupaten Fak fak

2. Kabupaten Kaimana

3. Kabupaten Manokwari

4. Kabupaten Manokwari Selatan.

5. Kabupaten Pegunungan Arfak

6. Kabupaten Teluk Bentuni.

7. Kabupaten Teluk Wondama

C. Propinsi Papua Selatan

1. Kabupaten Asmat

2. Kabupaten Digul

3. Kabupaten Mapi.

4. Kabupaten Merauke.

D. Propinsi Papua Barat Daya

1. Kabupaten Kota Sorong

2. Kabupaten Sorong Selatan.

3. Kabupaten Maybrat.

4. Kabupaten Raja Ampat

5. Kabupaten Tambrauw

E. Propinsi Pegunungan Tengah

1.Kabupaten Jayawijaya,

2. Kabupaten Lanny Jaya,

3. Kabupaten Mamberamo Tengah,

4. Kabupaten Nduga,

5.Kabupaten Pegunungan Bintang,

6. Kabupaten Tolikara,

7. Kabupaten Yalimo, dan

8. Kabupaten Yahukimo.

F. Propinsi Papua Tengah

1. Kabupaten Nabire,

2. Kabupaten Mimika,

3. Kabupaten Dogiyai,

4. Kabupaten Deiyai,

5. Kabupaten Intan Jaya,

6. Kabupaten Puncak,

7. Kabupaten Puncak Jaya,

8. Kabupaten Paniai.

Berdasarkan data resmi Departemen Dalam Indonesia mencatat bahwa di atas Tanah Papua telah resmi berdiri ENAM PROPINSI dan MEMILIKI 39 KABUPATEN.

Di Bulan Maret 2025 DPRI telah meloloskan 32 DOB diseluruh Tanah Papua sehingga selurh wilayah Tanah Papua terdapat 61 Kabupaten.

ARTINYA penambahan KODAM (Komando Daerah Militer), KOREM (Komando Resort Militer), KODIM (Komando Distrik Militer), KORAMI (Komando Rayon Militer dan BABINSA (Bintara Pembina Desa).

Penguasa pemerintahan militerisme bangsa asing NKRI SADAR bahwa OTSUS telah gagal total dan kemerdekaan Papua telah berada di depan pintu gerbang kemerdekaannya, maka satu-satunya jalan terakhir NKRI mempertahankan wilayah Papua tanah jajahan NKR adalah lewat MELEGALKAN SEMUA CARA ( CARA HARAM DAN HALAL) untuk mempertahankan wilayah Papua tanah jajahan NKRI dan kini NKRI sadar benar bahwa HANYA SATU SATUNYA CARA TERAKHIR ADALAH MENGGUNAKAN KEKUATAN ANGKATAN PERANGNYA yang disusup lewat AGENDA TERSELUBUNGNYA YAKNI PEMEKARAN SELURUH WILAYAH PAPUA yang di identik dengan seluruh wilayah Papua wajib dipenuhi dengan kekuatan angkatan perang NKRI sebagai satu satunya solusi akhir mempertahankan Papua bagian dari NKRI.

PERTANYAAN: Apakah tujuan terselubung yang jahat ini bisa berhasil?

JAWAB: NKRI PASTI GAGAL DENGAN RENCANA JAHATNYA ITU DAN DIKEMUDIAN HARI SEJARAH AKAN MENCATAT KEJAHATAN TERSELURBUNG TERSEBUT SEKALIGUS SEJARAH ITU PULA AKAN MELEBELKAN STIKMA PENJAJAH KEPADA NKRI YANG ANGKUH DAN JAHAT TERSEBUT.

Kenapa saya berani menjawab NKRI pasti gagal? Sebab cara yang sama NKRI gunakan di Timor Timor lewat pamerkan kekuatan milternya untuk mempertahankan Timor Timor yang berakhir gagal sekaligus menelang kekalahan pahit yang memalukan, rakyat Timor Leste keluar sebagai pemenang lahirlah Negara Timor Leste yang kita kenal hari ini.

WAKTU AKAN MENJELASKAN KEPADA SEMUA KITA BAHWA RENCANA JAHAT NKRI AKAN BERAKHIR DENGAN SIA SIA DAN MEMALUKAN..

In Kaizen: The Japanese Method for Transforming Habits, One Small Step at a Time

In Kaizen: The Japanese Method for Transforming Habits, One Small Step at a Time, Sarah Harvey introduces readers to the powerful philosophy of Kaizen, a Japanese approach to continuous improvement. Rooted in the belief that small, incremental changes can lead to profound transformations over time, Kaizen emphasizes patience, consistency, and mindfulness. Harvey blends practical advice with cultural insights, illustrating how this method can be applied to personal growth, relationships, work, and more. Here are 10 key lessons and insights from this inspiring book.

1. Start Small, but Start Now

The central tenet of Kaizen is that significant change begins with small, manageable steps. Rather than overhauling your life all at once, simply starting with one tiny action builds momentum and creates lasting change over time.

2. Consistency Is More Important Than Speed

Harvey emphasizes that Kaizen is about persistence, not quick results. Making small, consistent improvements over time is more effective and sustainable than trying to achieve a major change overnight. Kaizen is a long-term mindset.

3. Break Down Big Goals into Tiny Steps

Big goals can feel overwhelming, which often leads to procrastination. Kaizen encourages breaking down ambitious goals into smaller, manageable actions, making them approachable and easier to accomplish.

4. Eliminate Perfectionism

Perfectionism often prevents people from starting something new. Kaizen teaches that progress doesn’t have to be perfect—what matters is taking small steps forward, even if they’re imperfect or messy.

5. Create Habits Through Repetition

Harvey explains that small actions repeated consistently over time form habits. By starting with one small, positive change, you can gradually build habits that support your goals and values.

6. Celebrate Small Wins

Kaizen encourages celebrating even the smallest achievements. Recognizing progress, no matter how minor, builds motivation, confidence, and a sense of accomplishment, which keeps you moving forward.

7. Focus on the Process, Not Just the Outcome

Harvey highlights the importance of enjoying the journey, not just focusing on the destination. Kaizen teaches that the process of improvement itself is valuable and fulfilling, regardless of the outcome.

8. Use Mindfulness to Identify Areas of Improvement

Kaizen requires self-awareness and mindfulness to identify areas where small changes can make a big difference. By reflecting on your habits and behaviors, you can determine where to focus your efforts for the most meaningful impact.

9. Embrace Failure as a Learning Opportunity

Rather than fearing failure, Kaizen encourages viewing setbacks as opportunities to learn and grow. Each mistake is a chance to adjust your strategy and continue improving.

10. Kaizen Is a Lifestyle, Not a One-Time Fix

Ultimately, Kaizen is about adopting a mindset of continuous improvement in all areas of life. It’s not a one-time effort but a lifelong commitment to growth, learning, and striving to be a little better each day.

Kaizen by Sarah Harvey is a practical and inspiring guide to achieving meaningful change through small, consistent steps. By introducing readers to the Japanese philosophy of continuous improvement, Harvey empowers them to transform their lives without the overwhelm of drastic changes or perfectionist expectations.

The central message of the book is that lasting transformation is built on small, intentional actions over time. By focusing on consistency, mindfulness, and patience, you can create positive changes in every area of your life. This book is a powerful reminder that the smallest steps can lead to the biggest changes when approached with intention and persistence.

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Good Boundaries and Goodbyes

I stumbled upon Good Boundaries and Goodbyes at a time when I was wrestling with the weight of certain relationships in my life. Some felt draining, others left me questioning my worth, and a few had me walking on eggshells just to keep the peace. I wasn’t unfamiliar with the concept of boundaries, but somehow, applying them felt like betrayal—like I was failing at love, patience, or even faith. Then, this book found me. Maybe it was divine timing, or perhaps it was my soul nudging me toward what I needed to hear. Lysa TerKeurst has a way of writing that doesn’t just inform—it convicts. She speaks with the tenderness of someone who has been there, yet with the clarity of someone who has fought for her freedom. Each chapter felt like a mirror, reflecting not just where I had been, but where I needed to go. Here are eight lessons I couldn’t ignore—lessons that reshaped the way I see love, relationships, and, most importantly, myself.

1. Boundaries Aren’t Walls—They’re Doors: For the longest time, I thought boundaries were a way to push people away, a defense mechanism to keep my heart from getting hurt. But Lysa explains them differently. She describes them as doors with locks—not walls that trap, but doors that allow us to open up wisely. This changed everything for me. Boundaries aren’t about cutting people off; they’re about choosing when and how to engage. They allow love to flow in a healthy way, rather than out of obligation or fear. Anyone struggling with guilt over setting boundaries needs to hear this: You’re not shutting people out—you’re inviting them into a healthier way of relating.

2. Love Without Boundaries Isn’t Love—It’s Enablement: This one hit me hard. I always believed love meant giving, sacrificing, and making allowances—even when it hurt. But Lysa challenges that mindset by showing how Jesus Himself had boundaries. He loved deeply, but He never allowed others to manipulate, control, or misuse Him. I saw how I had been enabling certain behaviors under the disguise of love. I was allowing emotional exhaustion because I thought it was the Christian thing to do. But true love doesn’t rescue people from their own responsibilities. It empowers them to change. And sometimes, loving someone means saying no when they expect yes.

3. Not Everyone Deserves Unlimited Access to You: This was an uncomfortable truth. I had people in my life who demanded too much—my time, my energy, my emotional space. And yet, I felt obligated to keep giving because I didn’t want to seem unkind. Lysa writes that just as we don’t give every person in our lives the key to our homes, we shouldn’t give everyone full access to our hearts. Some people can be acquaintances. Some can be close friends. And some—no matter how much we care—should only be loved from a distance. Realizing this set me free.

4. Boundaries Don’t Ruin Relationships—They Reveal Them: If a relationship falls apart because you set a boundary, it means the relationship was built on control, not love. This was tough to accept. I feared that if I started setting boundaries, people would leave. But Lysa explains that healthy relationships can withstand boundaries, while unhealthy ones will resist them. I tested this in my life, and she was right. Some relationships deepened because they were rooted in mutual respect. Others? They faded because they were only sustained by my over-functioning. And honestly, losing those wasn’t a loss—it was clarity.

5. You Don’t Have to Explain or Defend Your Boundaries: I’ve always been a people-pleaser, so setting boundaries felt like something I had to justify. I thought if I explained well enough, people would understand and accept them. But Lysa reminds us that we don’t owe anyone an essay on why we’re protecting our peace. A simple “I can’t do that” is enough. “I’m not available for that conversation right now” is enough. “I love you, but I can’t be involved in that” is enough. The right people will respect it. The wrong ones will push back—but that’s not our burden to carry.

6. Emotional Health Is a Biblical Responsibility: This one surprised me. I never linked emotional health to faith in the way Lysa does. She explains that God calls us to guard our hearts not because we should be selfish, but because our hearts determine the course of our lives (Proverbs 4:23). That means taking responsibility for our own well-being isn’t selfish—it’s necessary. If we keep pouring into others without taking care of ourselves, we eventually have nothing left to give. Setting boundaries is a way of honoring God’s design for us, not rebelling against it.

7. Forgiveness and Boundaries Can Coexist: One of the biggest lies I believed was that if I forgave someone, I had to let them back into my life the same way. But Lysa makes a powerful distinction: Forgiveness is given, but trust is built. We can fully forgive someone without granting them full access again. This was a game-changer for me. It meant I could let go of resentment without pretending things were okay when they weren’t. It gave me permission to heal without having to reopen doors that God had closed.

8. Saying Goodbye Can Be the Most Loving Thing You Do: I used to think goodbyes were failures. That if I had to walk away, it meant I hadn’t loved well enough, tried hard enough, or prayed deeply enough. But Lysa reframes it in a way that made me see differently. Sometimes, the most loving thing we can do—for ourselves and for the other person—is to say goodbye. Some relationships are seasonal. Some were never meant to last. And some require endings so both people can grow into who God intended them to be. Saying goodbye isn’t giving up. It’s making space for the right things to flourish.

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