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@danumasini: Berhenti bertanya "Apakah dia salah?". Mulailah bertanya "Siapa yang paling untung kalau kita percaya cuma dia yang salah?". Follow the money, follow the power. 🧠🚂 #Investigasi #CuiBono #KambingHitam #AnalisisKritis
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