In the evening, Jakarta Yuan House, the meeting room of President Suharto of Indonesia.

"Bullying people, it's really too bullying."

"This is simply a massacre of Chiluoluo, this is military aggression, they are committing a crime."

"It's so arrogant that they don't take our government and the army into account at all."

"It's so hateful, we have to make them pay a certain price, otherwise this kind of thing will happen one after another, because they will definitely think that we are really so easy to bully!"

All kinds of noise resounded throughout the reception room, and Suharto, who had hurriedly finished his inspection in the afternoon, was grim-faced from beginning to end, and Suharto's right-hand man who overthrew Sukarno's rule in one fell swoop, and now Indonesian Defense Minister Habibie, like Suharto, was still unmoved by the chatter of many senior government officials around him.

After a long time, when these officials had scolded and yelled enough, Suharto looked at the dull and silent Habibie, Suharto had nothing, just snorted, and then picked up the hot coffee cup on the table, and enjoyed it after a sip, and the knowing Habibi immediately coughed dryly, reminding the people around him that it was time to quiet down.

Sure enough, Suharto, who took a sip of hot coffee to moisten his throat, smiled faintly, looked at Vice President Kara sitting on his left hand side, and Aksu, the chief of the National Defense Staff on his right hand side, and then glanced at the government officials who had closed their mouths, and then said endlessly: "Do you think this is a bad thing?" ”

Boom, except for Suharto himself, Habibie and Prabowo, the rest of the people began to discuss each other, and their leader actually thought that this was a good thing? Was it Suharto's brain, or did they not grasp the president's deep meaning? It didn't take long for them to chatter before Suharto spoke loudly.

"Judging from the essence of the incident, the US military slaughtered our people, but we can think about it, if they don't shoot those people, then how can they stop the people's riots as they do now, and the United States has successfully resolved the contradictions in our country and solved a major social scourge, which is of great benefit to our society and even the whole world!" At this point, Suharto glanced at the officials below.

In fact, Suharto also had that idea, to shoot all the people who participated in the riot, and then deal with it secretly, but there were too many people, and he Suharto couldn't handle it, and if he really did it, don't let international public opinion, even the people in the country can't spare him. He can't kill the whole country, so what's the point of him being president.

Now it's good, the U.S. military directly helped him solve this matter, and he didn't have to worry about getting into trouble, so Suharto thought that this was a good thing, since Sukarno stepped down, it seems that his coming to power is the time when Indonesia's domestic affairs are the most, Suharto was actually ambitious before he came to power, and he basically wanted a strong Indonesia.

"Please, Mr. President, where is this good? 、。 Suddenly, a voice broke the silence in the conference room.

Everyone looked towards the place where the voice had come from, and saw Megawati looking at Suharto with a frown.

Seeing that someone was opposing him, especially after seeing that it was Megawati, Suharto raised a frown and asked, "Do you disagree with me?" ”

Suharto's words made everyone's hearts tug up, to tell the truth, Suharto and Megawati's hatred is also known to everyone, they all thought that Megawati would continue to endure and give Suharto a fatal blow at the most appropriate time, so that Megawati would succeed in revenge, but I didn't expect that now Megawati couldn't wait to jump out, thinking of this, everyone shook their heads in their hearts, this Megawati jumped out too early.

"I don't dare to refute what Mr. President said, but I still want to come up with some opinions of my own." Megawati glanced at Suharto. Then he glanced around the conference room and continued: "Indonesia has been around for 7 years, and I would like to ask what our government is doing for this country now, and what are our laws doing for this society?" What exactly is our army used for? Is it a bully to our people? Is it beating or even shooting our people? Is it for the sake of the lives of our people? Megawati stood up, propped her hands on the table, looked at the silent officials with bright eyes, and said loudly: "Since we chose to take charge of this country, then we must shoulder the heavy responsibility of developing the country, and we must also ensure the safety of our people's lives and property.

Political parties, the government, the police, the law, the military, etc., should all serve the stability and development of society, improve the people's living standards, strengthen the cohesion of multiple ethnic groups, protect the interests of vulnerable groups, and promote social harmony. It's a pity that our government has done something about it. Megawati sneered twice and said, "Let the Americans shoot our people without hindrance." Let our people bully another group of our people, let their fame reach the highest, what our officials think about every day, is not to serve the people well but to use their rights to hope for more benefits, for higher fame, which makes me feel sad in the heart of a person who was born in Indonesia and grew up in Indonesia with my father who has watched Indonesia all his life, and now I know that it turns out that our country has been dictatorial, our people have been betrayed, and our assets have been corrupted and monopolized, I want to know what is going on? I'd love to ask what exactly we've done. Can anyone tell me? ”

Megawati had so much, her mouth was dry, her voice was almost hoarse, and her voice began to become sharper because of extreme anger, looking at many officials who had lowered their heads, she sat down and looked coldly at Suharto, who wanted something before.

No one spoke, the reception room seemed to be frozen in the air, and anyone could hear that this was firing at Suharto, although I don't know what support Megawati has, but since he dared to fire at Suharto, then Megawati must have some support, but I don't know if this support is big enough. Everyone kept thinking about it in their hearts... @