INTERVIEW with CIKGU MAUL MORNIE of SILAT SUFFIAN BELA DIRI | SSBD

[@FMAPulse]

0:00 - Intro 2:13 - Beginning of Silat Training 4:22 - Training Approach 6:30 - Meaning of Silat Suffian Bela Diri 7:40 - Differences between Silat Systems 10:18 - Becoming a teacher in Silat 13:11 - Going Global with SSBD 15:18 - Meeting Alex Pisarkin and getting involved with RHP 19:01 - Arts & Culture between Philippines and Brunei 21:02 - Credits

[@reggiegunn8934]

a misconception of outsiders or non native speaker is that silat is 1 single style, its not, there is no such thing as indonesian silat, malaysia silat, brunei silat etc ... silat basically means martial art, and there are thousands of style across south east asia, some similar to each other, some not. so i cringe when foreigners argue online about the difference between bersilat or penchak silat, there are no difference in the word itself, silat is silat, "ber" denotes a verb, and penchak is the style or flair, so different silat will have their own penchak, when you are doing silat you "bersilat". like maul said there are hundreds or registered style, but there are thousands of unregistered style.

[@FMAPulse]

That's some really good information. There's always an argument on correct spelling on "Penchak." We've seen it spelled "Penjak, Pencak," etc. When it comes to Western world they need a definitive meaning and answer to what a word translates to, even down to the correct spelling.

[@eddsterfalconian]

Wow "bersilat"? Cringe worthy. There are sooo many silat styles that it frustrated me. I learnt 3 styles in my youth. I'm pretty sure 2 of them were unregistered local styles.

[@Adiarby13]

​@@FMAPulse Pencak, penjak and penchak are all correct, penjak and penchak is just the old spelling system

[@luburan1973]

remember so long as you have 2 arms and 2 feet silat is the same with flavors

[@GND6666]

True, silat is very diverse, let alone in Indonesia we have more than 100 silat style spread around Java, Sumatra, Borneo, Celebes

[@masahiko3516]

Maul is one of the most insightfull teachers i ever had the fortune to experience. All my respect.

[@FMAPulse]

Agreed. It was interesting when he mentioned that his grandfather taught him martial arts to discipline him, and not for self defense, but because of his temper when he was younger.

[@Billy-Mandalay]

Maul's and Adam Chan's channels are two of the best on KZbin. Both easy going and relaxed teachers, with not the slightest air of ego or pride.

[@FMAPulse]

Totally agree. After training, we're all just hanging out eating like regular friends.

[@henryposadas3309]

I agree!

[@mynameistrd6841]

not really. Maul mornie always gets angry whenever people criticise his method or ask why he does not spar :) he's always open and happy to compliments, not critiques :)

[@niki0918]

@@mynameistrd6841😂cause the only person that could criticise him is his grandfather which is his Grand Master😂Not some random people who learnt differently from him. Silat is not a cake where any Chefs could alter it and expect people to eat what they’ve altered. 😂

[@aziem462]

Aku urang brunei..tapi nda pandai bersilat..kan belajar nda tau dimana

[@jamiancarreon9896]

I've been following this gentleman for 7 years,he one of my favorites because he does explain very well why things work. I've been training steadily in FMA for 4,5 years and try to adapt alot of his movements & philosophy to make my FMA better

[@FMAPulse]

That's great to hear you journey in dabbling in other systems to get a better understanding in your own training. Southeast Asian martial arts all blend together since they all have a common or similar base.

[@jamiancarreon9896]

@@FMAPulse yes I 100% agree

[@Maul565]

Thanks FMA Pulse 🙏

[@FMAPulse]

Not a problem Cikgu Maul. Remember the code word LOL!

[@kijul1206]

Im friend of maul since kid. Seeing him alot promoting silat n indirect to Brunei culture, he should be nominate at least for Belia contoh which is held annually in Brunei.

[@whiteowlmartialarts]

Maul Mornie is top tier. Glad he is getting the recognition he deserves. His use of levers and understanding of lines is superior.

[@FMAPulse]

It was a pleasure to finally meet him in person and observe how he teaches. Everything is clear and precise in a scaffold fashion without overloading your brain.

[@junsantos6813]

Sir I'm a Filipino from Canada and also a FMA practioner. I respect how you speak of my people and my country. Also, the way you express yourself regarding your art is one of the things that made you earn my respect. Maybe someday I will have a chance to meet you. I'am one proud Disiplinado! Maraming Salamat Po!

[@arnierodis445]

This master needs to be in Hollywood.

[@FMAPulse]

He would definitely team up with guys that did "The Raid" movies.

[@mynameistrd6841]

@@FMAPulse dont think so, Raid actors are all humble people and open to critiques. Cecep, Iko, and Yayan are all friendly fighters and joke around all the time, they are open to spar, not Maul. Try to joke with Maul, he will get all emotional

[@nomadicjfilms8858]

Awesome interview, great to hear him outside of the training space. Seems like a cool guy to learn from and hang out with.

[@FMAPulse]

He is awesome to hang out with outside of training. He also has a goofy sense of humor.

[@filipinokalieskrimaacademy2777]

Thank you for sharing your history and story Cikgu Mail. I can tell you come from humble beginnings. I can relate, I was a hyper active and angry child for no reason.

[@FMAPulse]

Not a problem, it's our call to duty to capture the person and not just the teacher. Jessie was a former educator, and he said the connection between student and teacher is important, not just the instructor side.

[@briankclayton]

This dude is a real human being. It’s an honor to have him on my social media.

[@FMAPulse]

Agreed, no ego. Just train and have a good time.

[@mirychi]

so glad you guys got to sit down with maul, ive been watching him for years! seems like such a humble and wise man. there such a rich history between the various martial arts in se asia, and after seeing the raid it def made me more interested in silat. great work

[@FMAPulse]

We were fortunate to meet him during our visit to the Philippines. We been familiar with him for about 7-8 years since we first saw him on KZbin. Then one of our FMA compadres started cross training in SSBD in 2017 and got to see it in action. Maul is a great teacher and approachable, no ego with him. We're glad that you gained insights on other SE martial arts.

[@rumplestilskinbob7415]

This is a excellent person great morals God bless

[@FMAPulse]

Indeed. Leading by example for others to follow.

[@ExpertDriver-y7g]

FMA pulse......thank you so much for everything you guys post !

[@FMAPulse]

Not a problem, thank you for supporting us.

[@AwieF4]

I met him today at Mall Gadong, such a humble person and very friendly. I only could imagine sparring with him.......in my dream yeah. Sifu Maul please continue your amazing work.

[@FMAPulse]

That's awesome. We couldn't make it to the Philippines this year to meet with Cikgu Maul and the rest of the GM's. But he's always fun to be around, both inside and outside of the training space.

[@junglegymbali5136]

I do a lot of training & wonna learn silat Cheers from 🌴🌞🇮🇩 & thank you for sharing all your wisdom 🙏 suksma bli

[@FMAPulse]

There should be many in Indonesia, is it easy or difficult to find a school there?

[@junglegymbali5136]

@@FMAPulse i am not wonder you not able to understand... I learn eve by my self.. Actually dont need a teacher! In return i can show hoa to do calisthenics, nunchaku, taekwondo, surfing... Long list! And.. Ido not pay or go to school.. Never I have my own jungle gym in ubud made by SANTA the most beautiful martial art man on earth 😎 Cheers

[@FMAPulse]

@@junglegymbali5136 Apologies, from your first comment it sounded like you wanted learn Silat when you said, "I do a lot of training and want to learn Silat." Good that you're training on your own, keep on moving.

[@keithmyers8268]

You like what you see? You need to sign up for his on-line zoom classes! He is a great instructor! I've been in the classes for over a year now and have learned a LOT!

[@FMAPulse]

He is definitely as wealth of knowledge as an instructor. He knows how to give you just enough without overloading your brain.

[@earlkitsch1155]

A humble man who is a master of his art

[@mwilson6534]

I love his KZbin channel, his teaching style is really awesome!

[@FMAPulse]

He can definitely scaffold the information in digestible bits for the viewer to understand and follow along.

[@HINOK8]

Sir Maul is a very humble person... I love him

[@haroldz123]

What i love about Guru Maul teachings are his explanations of body mechanics and the string theory (use to anticipate the movement of the attack). Hope he can documented his silat in books, cds, motion capture or VR

[@FMAPulse]

That would be a great project idea.

[@AlexanderEKB77]

Absolutely brilliant story !!! Salamat !!!

[@FMAPulse]

Oral stories and histories are just as important than the written documentations. People will get to see and hear the teacher's personality.

[@GeneCincoTeros]

Maul Mornie is an awesome Martial Artist, Teacher and Friend. Experience his teaching On Line or in person. Don't miss out on a once in a lifetime Silat Instructor.

[@FMAPulse]

Agreed. The man is always online. When we were in the Philippines, after his session was finished, Cikgu Maul had to jump on zoom classes to teach the rest of the day.

[@samsungga30s33]

Lots of Respect

[@FMAPulse]

Indeed. Much respect to anyone who can teach, travel and makes this their full time career.

[@goldenmoonhorizon4086]

Quite a wise guy for his age, especially these days. What an inspiring person. God bless.

[@FMAPulse]

For a guy in his mid 40's, he is. But he had a lot of great mentorship since his childhood from his grandfather. We were kind of surprised when he said he was an angry child growing up, but his grandfather helped him through it.

[@julesjones2442]

🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾 Uussshhh

[@ArthursSimpleLife]

Filipino watching from Brunei. 😍

[@aiesyahsyahirah4717]

This is an honest question because i dont know..but before Spain colonisation what do u call Filipinos…coz i know Brunei, Phillipine and the Borneos once was an empire..

[@skptk]

Thanks sir

[@FMAPulse]

You're welcome.

[@sticksdaggers1335]

Awesome Video! Awesome Channel!

[@FMAPulse]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@taekwon-dowhacky3322]

buat saja yang menyenangkan hati..kalau saya, dah minat seni bela diri, lagi seronok mengajar seni bela diri..salam dari Limbang cikgu Maul.

[@Tonybakerkaratefitness]

Very interesting thank you for this! Respect!

[@FMAPulse]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@A.M.Customs]

❤❤❤ I want to train with MAUL

[@FMAPulse]

Feel free to reach out to any of his websites globally. You'll most likely be speaking to one of his representatives, but I'm sure they can assist you.

[@Flavorino]

Guru Mornie is teaching a seminar in Gaithersburg, MD this friday thru sunday.

[@familydenhaag9860]

Martial arts movies can be real. Only watching this master i came to believe that.

[@ruiseartalcorn]

This was very interesting.

[@FMAPulse]

It's always good to see the person behind the art.

[@razimiabdsamad1137]

Terbaikkkk bro🙏🇲🇾

[@KSBTSYSTEM]

I teach self defense and I learnt a lot from you ❤

[@FMAPulse]

Cikgu Maul is nice person inside and outside of the training space. No ego when learning from him.

[@KSBTSYSTEM]

@@FMAPulse If someday I get lucky enough to train with him ❤️ it will be great

[@datupangurraider7812]

GO SSBD👍

[@FMAPulse]

CHEERS.

[@datupangurraider7812]

@@FMAPulse 🤜⚔️🤛

[@rkidlat]

Great job on the interview.

[@FMAPulse]

Thank you. Hopefully we'll catch up again in the future.

[@romero424]

Great

[@FMAPulse]

Thank you 👍

[@roninrusso872]

Great story. Thank you for sharing your Journey.

[@FMAPulse]

Every instructor has a story a tell outside of training :)

[@symoonstar23]

Martial art is to exploring mind&body in positive living..never look down on peoples .

[@hansvdampf4228]

ich komme aus Deutschland,habe schon einiges vorher trainiert, auch Escrima...vor einem Vierteljahr habe ich mit SSBD angefangen und war am 2. 3. schon auf dem ersten Seminar bei Maul...wunderbarer Mensch

[@ddragon1235]

Wonderful interview, thank you.

[@sunchaserw1477]

respect you, Master

[@user-xm9sb5zv8t]

Hi im Bruneian as per info that's where i come from is.. if u come across a well calm yet humble known martial art practitioner mean that you meet a deadliest able fighter

[@FMAPulse]

It's always the ones that are smiling and making jokes that you always have to look out for. Also the quiet ones.

[@Un4rceable]

As an Indonesian, I like studying Nusantaran cultures (maritime Southeast Asia) and I love seeing the similarities. I remember when I first saw FMA unarmed fighting and the first thing that came to my mind instantly was “ini koh kaya pencak silat sih? (Why does this look like Pencak Silat?)” Then I started looking into history and such of how Nusantarans fight and cultural and historical backgrounds. It’s funny to me how when the Philippines was choosing a Lingua Franca (common language) in the Philippines, a form of Malay (like the rest of Nusantara) was put as one of the candidates due to historical and regional reasons. If that had gone through in a different timeline then FMA would just have been considered another form of Pencak Silat and the Filipinos would be speaking a weird Spanish-English hybrid of Malay. 😂

[@FMAPulse]

Definitely truth to what you're saying. Whatever disrupts the natural eco system of a culture, it adapts and mutates to what it is. Same thing with the Creole language which derived from French. The further away you get from the original source, it becomes something different based on external factors.

[@pantera9895]

you are so nice man I love your art and your heart ❤️

[@godofredosinfuego1560]

When you visit come in fairways to train your silat suffian sir, your idol silat Marshal art,I working in fairways do Marshal aikedo karate n nice defense too..

[@FMAPulse]

Feel free to reach out to his representatives in your area. He different reps in Europe, Asia and United States.

[@richarddiaz577]

Are there any training groups in Florida ( Orlando) area

[@FMAPulse]

Feel free to contact his US rep Eric Olea on social media or go to the SSBD website at silatsuffianamericas.com/about-us/

[@freaker126]

we need some ssbd in movies to explode his art further!

[@FMAPulse]

The Raid part 3 :)

[@aimankomiti3741]

Cucu hj yusuf dagong panya.. thumbs up..

[@AntonioCabaltera-i3h]

I have no idea about silat. This is my first time seen about silat. I like silat movement. I plan enrolled silat if there is in the Philippines. 😊

[@FMAPulse]

Silat is mostly indigenous in the Mindanao area of the Philippines. Based off the documentary, "Bladed Hand," it's rare for them to teach outsiders. But there are those who are open to teaching in other parts of Southeast Asia like Indonesia, Malaysia, etc.

[@ibrahimatef3269]

My greatings sir l hope to train with you one day

[@FMAPulse]

Feel free to contact one of his representatives. Where are you located?

[@alvarorodriguez1592]

I see many parallelisms with Ving Tsun, but here the moves are wider. Probably more powerful, but also more risky? Anyway, I like a lot what I see. Not just a great style but taught by a very nice person :-)

[@FMAPulse]

Not one art has the answers. In terms of fighting there's risks no matter what style you do during a physical altercation. So many factors comes into play such as endurance, pain tolerance and will power.

[@bajurieariman2760]

Mashalah

[@Cyberfender1]

wow!😮

[@jemscorner4916]

Wish i could have been there training with all of you under him.

[@FMAPulse]

He'll be back in the Philippines at the end of January into early February.

[@jpdoc5722]

Link to Sifu Maul Mornie channel please 🙏

[@CatGPT_]

Goat.

[@christianyellic3394]

♥️

[@mksyazwan815]

Philippine people is also Malay people..

[@MALDONADORUBEN-e3v]

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@andrewtan6829]

Have you tried mix martial arts...

[@sqdtu]

🙏 🙌

[@dmdm7690]

Is cikgu Maul still based in the UK?

[@FMAPulse]

When we met with him in January, he relocated back to Brunei, but is back doing seminars again globally. Feel free to contact his European representatives at www.silatsuffian.nl/training-locations/

[@kevinrahman47]

Adatak interbiu Guru Moul dalam bahasa melayu ?

[@jacobharris954]

Nah, mate never of KZbin 😅😅

[@adiyasri6971]

Before christian spain colonized it, Philipine is also malay people an a muslim! They Spoke malay also!

[@pandaman1677]

His style looks like a Silat/Kali Hybrid

[@FMAPulse]

Many of the South East Asian Styles are similar in concepts depending on region and terrain.

[@timberhead2069]

Philippines is not catholic country in the beginning. That's why we also have sultans before and still present in the southern part of the Philippines mostly in Mindanao.

[@bisaular5333]

Well, some people will flip on 18:46🤣

[@RacerX1971]

I was wondering what happened to Darth Maul😂😂😂

[@ExpertDriver-y7g]

Silat....means , prayer.

[@Maul565]

Solat means prayer. Silat is a martial art. Different spelling 🙏

[@ExpertDriver-y7g]

@@Maul565 Different spellings indeed.... I can definitely appreciate that . Thank you My Guro Steve Fristoe.....may he rest in peace, always taught us that Kali / Silat is a very spiritual thing . To withstand and overcome those that seek to harm innocent people....the indomitable force of Silat.....is by it's nature a very spiritual thing. It is a blessing to have learned and continue learning this art🙏 Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us !

[@FMAPulse]

@@Maul565 Thank you for clarifying that information.

[@FMAPulse]

@@ExpertDriver-y7g We never got to meet Guro Steve, but have heard many great things about him. Like most martial arts, there is the main 3 components: Mind, body and spirit. Some forget the ethical, moral and spiritual path of all martial arts.

[@ExpertDriver-y7g]

@@FMAPulse Guro Steve and Guro Nate were close friends.....I'm sure you all heard some of the same stories just from a different angle.....the Hawaii stuff was pretty interesting lol Knife training with Ted and Max among other senior masters at the time....the list was long... Standing on a cliff blindfolded on one foot practicing carenza.....and on and on . . We all know that barely scratches the surface. Really appreciate the shout out you guys ! Bahala Na

[@honk1680]

selten so etwas unrealistisches gesehen........in zeitlupe ist man ja sooooo stark......facepalm.....

[@w.flores8868]

Dude he incorporated wing chun in his style. It’s obvious. Silat is in forms and sometimes messy but it’s good. But he incorporated it in his style.

[@FMAPulse]

With China doing trade throughout Asia during ancient times, we wouldn't be surprised if some of their approach got assimilated into the other Asian and Southeast Asian countries. Things evolve and change once you take it out the original environment.

[@hshocker98]

if you're trying to imply that silat is only good bcuz of wing chun then you're just delusional and ignorant. silat existed longer than wing chun, back in the days before it was known by its name today. besides, despite its flaws, silat is still miles better than wing chun as it also comes with sweeps and takedowns that are used along with striking techniques that it has.

[@MarkShotokai]

Everything is perfect but ....... one day he stopped a training session in Italy just because one guy while training slapped another guy ass, like saying good training. Maul saw it as a bad thing or against islamic religion or something like that, and stop the training to explain it was wrong. People around were a bit upset about the speech, that was out of this world. He was living in Europe he travels all around the world, but tollerance is not his best quality.

[@MustAfaalik]

@MarkShotokai. It is about discipline & mutual respect regardless of profession or seniority in the school & nothing to do with religious belief or level of tolerance. If anyone have a problem understanding that after Maul's explanation, then they are not ready.

[@bayurocky1326]

because for you slapping someone's ass is normal but it's not normal for Asian people. Silat originates from Southeast Asia so anyone who learns silat must follow the rules and discipline of a silat master

[@MustAfaalik]

The students have a different mindset from the students of earlier generation where they follow the Master's way or it is the highway. In this case, they are not even regular class students but paying for a seminar which they took in a casual manner. Now, they think of the Master as a paid employee regardless of where the Art originates.@@bayurocky1326

[@goldenmoonhorizon4086]

No tolerance for horseplay and childish nonsense? I don't really mind if the teacher is great. It's such a very minor flaw I can live with and compromise.

[@Gran_Adi]

He is the instructor, whatever he says go.

[@spartanwarrior1]

Nah

[@FMAPulse]

Hey if it isn't our favorite hater. Have a great weekend.

[@standance9044]

Ask Maul if he remembers when he was exposed in BK , Thailand by a very qualified Martial Artist. Glad to say that many have seen the screenshots before Maul was able to erase them or use pathetic excuse.There is no doubt he is skillful and charming . So was Yuri Gellar

[@mrmushin1]

Cool story bro. But show me your skills

[@persada5913]

😪😪😪😪😪😪😪

[@jumpingman6612]

Why speak in riddles? Just drop the name of the qualified martial artist. Or are you just making stuff up as you go?

[@standance9044]

@jumpingman6612 his name was Charley. He lives in Bangkok . Ask Maul. He remembers . He wont forget. Witnessed by many people . Sad to say , Maul is a fake. Looks great but dont try any of that for real. Even sadder is fact that many have bought into his BS.

[@henryposadas3309]

Great interview!

[@FMAPulse]

Thanks, we actually recorded it the night before his flight back to Brunei. Total last minute LOL!

[@MajalahLogika]

#pencaksilat #unesco #warisanbudayatakbenda Salah seorang doktor dari Negara Polandia sengaja terbang ke Indonesia untuk mencari tahu jejak sejarah perkembangan Pencak Silat pasca diakui Unesco sebagai warisan budaya tak benda milik Negara Indonesia 28 Desember 2020 lalu. Adalah Marzanna, Doktor Ethnomusicology dari Negara Polandia didampingi sahabat karibnya seorang seniman teater boneka dari Inggris bernama Anna sengaja datang ke Paguron Panglipur Pamager Sari, Lembang, Kabupaten Bandung Barat, Jabar. Marzanna melakukan penelitian tentang Pencak Silat ke Paguron Pamager Sari, yang terletak di Pasir Ipis, Lembang Kabupaten Bandung Barat, Kamis (06/07/2023). Karena pernah kuliah di Daerah Istimewa Yogyakarta (DIY), Jawa Tengah, Marzanna sudah fasih menggunakan Bahasa Indonesia. Sementara rekannya bernama Anna merupakan warga Inggris yang mencintai kebudayaan Jawa Barat. Anna dan Marzanna memiliki hubungan persahabatan yang kuat, namun tidak pernah bertemu selama puluhan tahun lamanya. Keinginan Marzanna mengetahui sejarah Pencak Silat, khususnya sejarah dan sosok yang bisa meyakinkan Pencak Silat sebagai warisan tak benda milik Indonesia membawa kembali kenangan diantara keduanya selama menimba ilmu di Negara Indonesia. Melalui media sosial, kedua wanita tangguh ini bisa kembali berkomunikasi dan bertemu di Indonesia. Di Bandung mereka melakukan beragam perjalanan dalam rangka penelitian tentang Pencak Silat. Kedatangan kedua WNA (Warga Negara Asing) ini disambut baik pendiri sekaligus pimpinan Paguron Panglipur Pamager Sari, H. Asep Gurwawan yang dijuluki Master Golok Kembar. H. Asep Gurwawan yang akrab dikenal dengan nama Kang Asgur adalah salah satu tokoh atau sosok yang menjadi pelaku sekaligus saksi sejarah perjuangan panjang membawa Pencak Silat ke mata dunia. Sehingga, ketika Marzanna memberikan banyak pertanyaan, Kang Asgur pun mampu memberikan penjelasan dengan baik. Menurut Kang Asgur, perjalanan panjang Pencak Silat bisa diakui Unesco karena kekhawatiran Pencak Silat diklaim oleh negara lain, padahal Pencak Silat dibuat, dikembangkan dan dilestarikan oleh nenek moyang warga Indonesia. Beberapa tokoh penting dan memiliki peranan kuat adalah mantan Ketua Umum Ikatan Pencak Silat Indonesia (IPSI) sekaligus Ketua Perserikatan Pencak Silat Internasional, Mayjen (Purn) TNI AD, Eddy Marzuki Nalapraya. Selain itu, ada juga sosok penting lainnya diantaranya mantan Walikota Bandung yang kini menjadi Gubernur Jabar H.M Ridwan Kamil dan aktris senior Cristine Hakim. Keduanya memberikan pidato di Unesco tahun 2017 lalu. Sosok lainnya adalah pejabat DPRD Kota Bandung sekaligus Pendiri GDFC, H. Edwin Sanjaya, para pesilat dari Jawa Tengah dan beberapa pesilat dari daerah lain diluar Jawa Barat dan Ketua Umum IPSI Jabar, H. Phinera Wijaya atau Kang Icak serta tokoh penting lainnya yang ikut memperjuangkan agar Pencak Silat diakui dunia sebagai warisan nenek moyang bangsa. Setelah melalui perjalanan panjang, Kang Asgur berharap kedepan seluruh pusat kegiatan budaya akan dilaksanakan di Kampung Pencak Silat di Kiarapayung, Jatinangor Kabupaten Sumedang Jawa Barat, yang kini dalam tahap pengerjaan. Part 2 kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y4TddGyNm6err6M

[@drofxodigebricam1123]

Menurut para pemimpin dunia dan sejarawan dunia, seluruh pulau, daratan, benua di Asia Tenggara, ayam, sapi, kambing, dan seluruh hewan adalah milik Indonesia. pakaian, budaya, agama, laut, bulan, bintang, matahari, segala jenis ikan, perahu, bahan galian, semuanya milik Indonesia. seluruh rakyat dan semua bangsa di seluruh Asia Tenggara dan sekitar Asia Tenggara telah merampok dan merampas apa yang menjadi milik Indonesia sejak dunia ini ada. negara lain di dunia ini tidak punya apa-apa, semua yang dimilikinya dicuri dari Indonesia. According to world leaders and world historians, all islands, mainlands, continents in Southeast Asia, chickens, cows, goats, and all animals belong to Indonesia. clothes, culture, religion, the sea, the moon, the stars, the sun, all kinds of fish, boats, minerals, all belong to Indonesia. all the people and all the nations in all of southeast asia and around southeast asia have robbed and claimed what has been Indonesia's property since this world existed. other nations in this world have nothing, everything they have is stolen from Indonesia.

[@natasha23950]

Wow❤