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Jakarta - Indonesia's Defense Minister, Ryamizard Ryacudu, has labelled the emergence of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgendered (LGBT) movement in Indonesia as a form of a proxy war to subtly undermine the sovereignty of a state - without the need to deploy a military force.

"I wrote about the subject 15 years ago - this is a kind of a modern warfare," said Ryacudu at the Ministry of Defense's Building on Tuesday, February 23, 2016. "It's the cheapest kind of war there is."

According to Ryacudu, the LGBT agenda is a latent threat to Indonesia's sovereignty, as it forces Indonesia to deal with states who support the LGBT agenda under the guise of human rights observance. Ryacudu continued that the state needs to be more cautious in reacting to the demands of LGBT communities for equality before the law.

Read more: http://en.tempo.co/read/news/2016/02/23/055747534/Minister-LGBT-Movement-More-Dangerous-than-Nuclear-Warfare

 

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Patch The Line

I live in Indonesia and I'm so sad of what's being happened now..

The government thinks that LGBT is a disease that needs to be cured...

Even the condition of LGBT is going to be worsen because the government ALWAYS links LGBT and Paedophilia together.. 

Islam is The most populated religion in our country.. They are not happy with LGBT... even tho I'm not a muslim.. I'm fine with LGBT.. 

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What did I just read??  This is insanely ridiculous!!  It's disheartening to know there are places in this world that are so backwards in so many ways.   :toofunny:

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ctherainbow

I mean, I won't lie and say that we're not a bit subversive; our takeover of the media in the US contributed immensely to greater acceptance for the LGBT community.  But war?  Really?  And they think that being more cautious about considering equality will bring them less attention from countries who support LGBT rights?  Ummmmm...

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24 minutes ago, whatevercrazy said:

I live in Indonesia and I'm so sad of what's being happened now..

The government thinks that LGBT is a disease that needs to be cured...

Even the condition of LGBT is going to be worsen because the government ALWAYS links LGBT and Paedophilia together.. 

Islam is The most populated religion in our country.. They are not happy with LGBT... even tho I'm not a muslim.. I'm fine with LGBT.. 

Which part are you from? Are you from Bali?

Muslims in our regions, especially in Malaysia and your country are never happy with anything except for straight men tbh.

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LeoFameMonster

I think all the lives lost and the families affected by the terrorist attacks in Indonesia would beg to differ.

But not shocking coming from the largest muslim populated country outside the middle east.

However, I am thrilled to see how many young people are trying to make change, even though their lives have been threatened on many occasions. I applaud their bravery :applause:

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On 2/27/2016 at 0:24 PM, ctherainbow said:

I mean, I won't lie and say that we're not a bit subversive; our takeover of the media in the US contributed immensely to greater acceptance for the LGBT community.  But war?  Really?  And they think that being more cautious about considering equality will bring them less attention from countries who support LGBT rights?  Ummmmm...

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