DARURAT ANOMALI !! PERDEBATAN UU PILKADA DPR VS MK MA INDIKASI JOKOWI DIKTATOR 2.0? - Mardigu Wowiek

Bossman Mardigu

21 Aug 202404:14

Summary

TLDRThe script discusses a significant political shift in Indonesia, where the General Election Commission's (KPU) decision to hold the Munas Golkar in August 2024 instead of December has caused a stir. The Constitutional Court (MK) has set a minimum age of 30 for regional head candidates, potentially blocking certain figures from running. Additionally, MK has established vote thresholds for political parties to nominate governors, which could affect the balance of power between the incumbent 'Kompas' and opposition PDIP. The script speculates on potential political maneuvers and reactions to these rulings, hinting at a possible 'paper coup' by the palace to counteract the MK's decisions.

Takeaways

📅 Golkar's national congress was hastily advanced to August 20-21, 2024, due to strategic reasons.
🏛️ The Constitutional Court (MK) made two major decisions that impacted the political landscape, particularly concerning regional leadership elections.
👶 MK ruled that the minimum age for regional head candidates is now 30, potentially blocking Kaesang from becoming a vice gubernatorial candidate in Central Java.
🔗 MK lowered the threshold for political parties or coalitions to nominate regional governors, which benefits the opposition party, PDIP.
⚖️ The new thresholds based on voter population are: 10% for provinces with up to 2 million voters, 8.5% for 2-6 million voters, 7.5% for 6-12 million voters, and 6.5% for provinces with over 12 million voters.
😱 These MK decisions caused significant concern within the presidential palace, disrupting their plans and possibly triggering new political drama.
🕵️ Speculation arose that PDIP might have lobbied MK to secure these favorable decisions, raising questions about MK's impartiality.
📜 In response, the palace might attempt to overturn MK's decisions through new presidential regulations or a hastily passed law by the DPR.
🎭 The political drama continues, with media, netizens, and various stakeholders closely monitoring the next moves by both the palace and PDIP.
🧠 Public opinion is being shaped by influential figures, with concerns about the manipulation of narratives and the credulity of certain segments of the population.

Q & A

Why was the Munas Golkar held earlier than scheduled?
-The Munas Golkar was held earlier than its original schedule in December 2024 due to an important strategy.
What significant decision did the MK (Constitutional Court) make regarding the minimum age for regional head candidates?
-The MK decided to set the minimum age for regional head candidates at 30 years old, which could potentially prevent certain candidates from running for office.
How did the MK's decision impact the political landscape in terms of candidate nominations?
-The MK's decision to lower the age threshold and set specific support percentages for candidate nominations allowed PDIP to field candidates against the palace's favored candidates.
What are the different support percentage thresholds set by the MK for different population sizes of provinces?
-The MK set different thresholds based on the population size: at least 10% for provinces with less than 2 million voters, 8.5% for 2 to 6 million voters, 7.5% for 6 to 12 million voters, and 6.5% for more than 12 million voters.
What was the immediate consequence of the MK's decision for the palace's strategy?
-The palace's strategy was disrupted as the white paper drafted by KIMP (the coalition supporting the palace) could no longer be implemented due to PDIP's ability to run candidates in many regions.
What is the term 'kudeta jilid II' mentioned in the script and what does it imply?
-'Kudeta jilid II' or 'coup de force II' implies a potential political maneuver by the palace, possibly to counteract the MK's decisions.
What actions could the palace take in response to the MK's decisions?
-The palace could potentially issue a new Perpu (Emergency Government Regulation in Lieu of Law) or have the DPR (House of Representatives) quickly pass a new regional election law to overturn the MK's decisions.
What is the significance of the MK's decision on the upcoming regional head candidate registration deadline?
-The decision is significant because it must be registered by August 27, 2024, which puts pressure on the palace and other political actors to quickly adapt their strategies.
How did the script describe the situation of Golkar's power shift and its relation to the palace's plans?
-The script describes a sudden upheaval in Golkar's power shift, which was previously seen as smoothly aligning with the palace's plans, but now appears to have been a major setback during the Munas.
What is the implication of the MK becoming a tool for PDIP according to the script?
-The implication is that PDIP might be influencing the MK's decisions to their advantage, possibly through behind-the-scenes lobbying or other means.
What does the script suggest about the public's perception of these political maneuvers?
-The script suggests that there is a segment of the public, described as having a 'short fuse' and an 'IQ of 78', who may be easily swayed to believe that these political maneuvers are being conducted for their benefit.

Outlines

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🗓️ Election Rescheduling and Political Strategy

The script discusses the rescheduling of Munas Golkar, originally planned for December 2024, to August 20-21, 2024, due to a significant strategy. The decision has caused a panic at the palace because the Constitutional Court (MK) has set a minimum age limit of 30 years for regional head candidates, which could prevent a certain 'Kaisang' from running for the Central Java Governor. Additionally, the MK has introduced new support thresholds for political parties or party coalitions to nominate a governor candidate, based on the population of the province, which could affect the political landscape and the plans of 'KIMP' (likely an abbreviation for a political entity) and PDIP (Democratic Party of Struggle).

Mindmap

Keywords

💡Munas Golkar

Munas Golkar refers to the General Assembly of the Golkar Party in Indonesia. It is a significant event in the political landscape as it determines the party's leadership and direction. In the video's context, it was held earlier than scheduled due to a strategic decision, which led to a series of political maneuvers and reactions.

💡Strategi Penting

This translates to 'important strategy' and is related to the decision to hold the Munas Golkar earlier than planned. It suggests that there was a calculated move behind the timing, which had significant implications for the political dynamics in the country.

💡MK

MK stands for 'Mahkamah Konstitusi,' the Constitutional Court in Indonesia. It plays a crucial role in the script as it makes decisions that set the stage for political conflict and speculation about potential 'judicial coups' or interventions in the political process.

💡Batas Minimum Usia

This translates to 'minimum age limit.' The MK's decision to set the minimum age for regional head candidates at 30 years old is a pivotal point in the video, as it potentially bars certain candidates from running for office, affecting the political landscape.

💡PDIP

PDIP stands for 'Partai Demokrasi Indonesia Perjuangan,' the Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle. It is one of the major political parties in Indonesia and is central to the video's narrative as it positions itself to take advantage of the MK's decisions and field candidates against the 'palace's' favored candidates.

💡Pengusungan

This term refers to the nomination or endorsement of candidates for political office. In the video, it is tied to the new thresholds set by the MK, which affect which parties can nominate regional governors and under what conditions.

💡Perolehan Suara

This translates to 'vote share' and is used in the context of the minimum percentage of votes a political party or coalition must have received to nominate a regional governor. It is a key factor in determining which parties can participate in the political process at the regional level.

💡Kudeta Jilid Du

This term, which could be interpreted as 'paper coup' or 'legal coup,' refers to the speculation about the 'palace' or government taking extraordinary measures, possibly through legal or constitutional means, to counteract the MK's decisions.

💡Perpu Pilkada

This term refers to a 'Government Regulation in Lieu of Law' related to regional elections. In the script, it is suggested as a potential move by the president to overturn the MK's decisions, indicating a significant shift in the political landscape.

💡Pelanggaran

This term means 'violation' or 'infringement' and is used in the context of the unexpected upheaval caused by the MK's decisions, which are seen as a major infringement on the plans of the 'palace' or the existing political establishment.

💡Netizen

Netizen refers to an active participant in online communities or social media. In the video, it is mentioned in a somewhat derogatory manner, suggesting that some netizens with lower critical thinking ('IQ 78') might be easily swayed by the narratives presented to them.

Highlights

Munas Golkar was held earlier than scheduled due to a significant strategy, moving from December 2024 to August 20-21, 2024.

The Palace received a double blow, with the Constitutional Court (MK) deciding on a minimum age limit for regional head candidates of 30 years old.

The decision could potentially prevent a certain candidate from becoming the Governor of Central Java.

MK also set new thresholds for the support required to nominate a regional head candidate.

For provinces with a fixed electorate list of up to 2 million, at least 10% of the vote from a political party or coalition is needed.

For provinces with 2 to 6 million voters, a minimum of 8.5% of the vote is required.

For provinces with 6 to 12 million voters, the minimum vote requirement is set at 7.5%.

For provinces with more than 12 million voters, the minimum vote requirement is 6.5%.

The Palace is in panic due to the MK's decisions, which could disrupt the upcoming regional head candidate registration deadline on August 27, 2024.

The political landscape is divided into two poles, KIMP (the incumbent coalition) and PDIP (the opposition party).

The takeover of Golkar by the opposition was smooth, aligning with the Palace's grand plan.

Unexpectedly, the Palace received a major setback during the Munas, with everything turning upside down overnight.

There are speculations about a counterattack by PDIP, possibly lobbying the MK.

The role of the former Attorney General and the current MK judges in the political drama is questioned.

The Palace may take a coup-like step by canceling the MK's decision through a new Perpu (Government Regulation in Lieu of Law).

The possibility of a 'second-generation coup' where the Palace might use MK to its advantage is discussed.

The media and public are waiting for the next steps from the Palace, PDIP, and other political stakeholders.

The narrative is being shaped for the public, especially for those with a certain level of understanding, to believe in the unfolding truth.