As Vice President Mike Pence railed against ISIS-linked terrorism Thursday, we speak
with longtime investigative journalist Allan Nairn about his shocking new exposé that
reveals backers of Donald Trump in Indonesia have joined army officers and a vigilante
street movement linked to ISIS in an attempt to oust Indonesia's president. Writing in
The Intercept, Nairn reveals that Indonesians involved in the coup attempt include a
corporate lawyer working for the mining company Freeport-McMoRan, which is controlled by Trump
adviser Carl Icahn. Video has even emerged showing the lawyer at a ceremony where men
are swearing allegiance to ISIS. According to Nairn, two of the other most prominent
supporters of the coup are close associates of Donald Trump -- Fadli Zon, vice speaker
of the Indonesian House of Representatives, and Hary Tanoe, Trump's primary Indonesian
business partner, who is building two Trump resorts, one in Bali and one outside
Jakarta. . . .
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[US mining giant Freeport finally reaches terms on the state-forced divestment of the
Grasberg mine--John McBeth, "World's
biggest gold mine nationalized in Indonesia," atimes.com, December 23, 2018]