Paul Wolfowitz was US ambassador to Indonesia from 1986 to 1989.
From 2001 to 2005, during the George W Bush administration, Wolfowitz served as U.S. Deputy Secretary of Defense.
Suparman
Indonesia's General Suparman is allegedly one of the generals behind certain 'Moslem' militias.
One of these militias, Pram Swarkasa, reportedly became the terrorist group Laskar Jihad.
In 2005, Indonesia's president Abdurrahman Wahid said of the Bali bombings:
"The orders to do this or that came from within our armed forces... There is not a single Islamic group ... that is not controlled by (Indonesian) intelligence."
Hambali
Prior to 9/11, a number of 'terrorists' were living in the village of Sungei Manggis, close to Kuala Lumpur, in Malaysia.
General Zacky Anwar Makarim had up to 10 Timorese children living at his house.
They were not sent to school.
One of the children at General Zacky Anwar Makarim's house wasHercules Rozario Marcal. Hercules Rozario Marcal became a notorious gang leader in Jakarta.
Hercules, the gangster, reportedly worked closely with the Indonesian military. Hercules
Hercules may have been subjected to mind control by US-trained elements of the Indonesian military.
Crime boss Hercules
Hercules has run a private army, reportedly on behalf of former general Prabowo Subianto.
In 1998, Prabowo reportedly toppled Suharto on behalf of the CIA.
East Timorese Presisent Horta (left). Alfredo Reinado (right) (Website for this image) One of the general's children was Alfredo Reinado, who wept as he was forcibly removed from his mother in East Timor in 1978.
He became became a military officer, working for Indonesia.
East Timor became independent after a vote in 1999, massacres by Indonesian militias, and the eventual arrival of Australian troops.Website for this image In 2008, after East Timor became independent, Alfredo Reinado was shot dead during an attempted assassination of East Timor's President Jose Ramos-Horta.
Aditjondro wrote, in October 2002, that Indonesia's military and business elites have very close ties to Israel and Mossad.
According to Aditjondro:
Indonesia, under Suharto, allowed Mossad to operate in Jakarta.
The Indonesian military have cooperated with Mossad.
This was confirmed by former security chief General Soemitro in his biography.
The Indonesian army special force Kopassus has been equipped with Israeli Uzi guns.
These Uzi machine guns were reportedly used in the massacre of hundreds of Muslim activists in Tanjung Priok, Jakarta, on September 12, 1984, as well as in the assassination of the West Papuan artist and freedom fighter, Arnold Ap, on April 26, 1984
(Ramos-Horta, 1987: 148; Djopari, 1993: 129; Ramage, 1995: 37). MOSSAD IN INDONESIA.
Boyce
Robert Finnegan was editor of the Jakarta Post at the time of the first Bali Bomb.
Finnegan clashed with Ralph Boyce, the then U.S. ambassador to Indonesia, and got sacked. Reportedly, Finnegan had produced evidence linking the Bali Bombing to the security services.
"Finnegan said that while he was with the Jakarta Post, he became aware that Boyce, while ambassador in Jakarta, used the services of two known local procurers of child prostitutes and sex slaves.
"They were both Indonesian nationals, one was a CIA asset operating as a businessman and the other was a journalist."
Not only are they not smiling, or at all happy looking, they are also looking off-camera to their right. And the their minders don't really look that happy, sort of smug though.
Creepy.
British School Jakarta
Principal Simon Dennis
Head of Secondary Rachael Hodgson
Head of Primary Shane Nathan
IB Coordinator Ann Lautrette
Deputy Head of Secondary Rachel Edwards
Above we see the house in which Obama lived, when he was a child in Jakarta.
Obama attended the Jakarta International School.
There have been suggestions that Obama's mother worked for the CIA and that Obama has been mind-controlled.
Mossad has a large presence in Jakarta, but it is not clear which international school attracts the children of its agents.
Two Jakarta International School staff held by Indonesian police on charges of child abuse: Ferdinant Tjiong (left) and Neil Bantleman. Photo: Michael Bachelard
In 1992, William Vahey and his wife were teaching at the Jakarta International School in Indonesia.
William Vahey taught social studies, coached basketball and developed a reputation for leading fun overnight trips for students.