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tati.sunarti1
Tati sunarti :
makanya pemimpin itu harus yg muda bisa kesana kemari jangn laporan dr bawah semuanya bisa d manfaatkan sm pembantu2nya
2026-08-13 01:40:29
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user4037278620110
user4037278620110 :
semoga bernafas dinegeri ini.. tdk kena pajak...
2026-08-13 01:37:31
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user839jdy6
who's? :
THN tahun yg sangat menyedih kan bagi kluarga ku...beras di rumah Senin Kamis rasa ny...lauk pauk..mie instan yg termurah sebungkus di bagi*😂
2026-08-13 01:16:04
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al_hikmah.333
BANG KHALID😎 :
2026-08-13 00:40:21
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yasir.ahmad6737
Yasir Ahmad :
pemimpinnya gak turun kebawah,dialog dgn rakyat miskin ttg keadaan dan kondisi ekonominya ..cuma nunggu laporan dari anak buahnye ..pemimpin model apaan itu yg gak peduli keadaan rakyat level yg plg bawah..cuma gila kekuasaan doang ?
2026-08-13 01:25:37
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amelia.pujianito
Amelia Pujianito :
rakyat Indonesia masih dijajah oleh pemerintah penjajah ini
2026-08-13 02:11:32
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utuh99985
@Utuhh999 :
merdeka bagi koruptor, rakyat di paksa bayar berbagai pajak untuk kesejahteraan koruptor
2026-08-13 01:25:20
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ditya398
Ditya99 :
Bettuulll...utk apa kita merayakan kemerdekaan...toh yg merasakan kesejahteraan cuma oknum Pemerintahnya bukan Rakyatnya... kasihan ama para PAHLAWAN yg telah GIGIH memerdekaan Bangsa ini..Para PAHLAWAN mash menangis melihat Nasib RAKYAT bangsa ini..Bangsa yg telah para PAHLAWAN Berjuang dgn Air Mata dan Darah, Semata² Demi Kemerdekaan dan Kesejahteraan Rakyat, dan Setelah Merdeka Hasil alam malah di Korupsi oleh Oknum Pejabat²..Bukan utk kesejahteraan Rakyat..Alfatihah utk para PAHLAWAN...
2026-08-13 01:43:29
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user3295450731134
user3295450731134 :
😭😭😭
2026-08-12 23:44:25
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user241553168713
ip :
😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
2026-08-13 01:21:26
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