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  1. this video failed to explain the reasons why Freeport McMoran gave a way 9% shares to Suharto and 1% to Indonesia government in 1969 and the company took back that 9% and gave back to Indonesia government in 1998 considering that 1 Suharto was the top leader of Indonesia army 2. Suharto was the head of Golkar advisory board and Golkar was the biggest party in Indonesia parliement. The parliement makes laws 3. Suharto was the head of the country where all ministries to heads of villages are under his belt where those people are paid to run all laws and the president executive orders. If Freeport earned billion dollars profits, what would be the impact of 9% to those 3 things above? This video also failed to mention that the shares were recorded in Singapore Companies Office in 1969 and Singapore is the cleanest country on earth for corruption. Do you think the give a way shares are not a corruption? If it is corruption, why has Singapore kept silent for that long?
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  2.  @weekdays_warrior  No this video failed to explain the reasons why Freeport McMoran gave a way 9% shares to Suharto and 1% to Indonesia government in 1969 and the company took back that 9% and gave back to Indonesia government in 1998 considering that 1 Suharto was the top leader of Indonesia army 2. Suharto was the head of Golkar advisory board and Golkar was the biggest party in Indonesia parliement. The parliement makes laws 3. Suharto was the head of the country where all ministries to heads of villages are under his belt where those people are paid to run all laws and the president executive orders. If Freeport earned billion dollars profits, what would be the impact of 9% to those 3 things above? This video also failed to mention that the shares were recorded in Singapore Companies Office in 1969 and Singapore is the cleanest country on earth for corruption. Do you think the give a way shares are not a corruption? If it is corruption, why has Singapore kept silent for that long?
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  3.  @z.m7483  The funny thing was this transfer of shares was recorded in Singapore Companies Office in 1969. The shares of 9% were recorded under Tomy Suharto. Singapore is the cleanest country in the world no 3 but why did it keep silent for this corruption? Was Freeport giving these free shares for bribery or gratification?
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  4.  @weekdays_warrior  LOL, you swallowed all the US propaganda 🤣
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