10%
Not Credible

Post by @jupliets

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10% credible (11% factual, 7% presentation). The post is a satirical misrepresentation with no verifiable evidence supporting the corruption claims about the Rp1.2 trillion project. It employs sensational language and intentional misspellings, resulting in significant framing violations and logical fallacies, including an appeal to emotion.

11%
Factual claims accuracy
7%
Presentation quality

Analysis Summary

The post features a manipulated image with sensational text alleging that Indonesia has been 'bought' by foreigners through a Rp1.2 trillion project marred by low-quality work equivalent to high school level. This appears to be satirical clickbait rather than factual reporting, using exaggerated misspellings and edits to mock political figures. No credible sources confirm the claims, aligning with patterns of misinformation in Indonesian social media.

Original Content

Factual
Emotive
Opinion
Prediction
Image-only post (text will be extracted from image during analysis)

The Facts

The content is highly sensationalized and uses intentional misspellings for comedic or mocking effect, with no verifiable evidence supporting the corruption claims. Verdict: Misinformation/Satire - Low Credibility (35% truthfulness based on author history).

Benefit of the Doubt

The post advances a sensationalist agenda to criticize perceived government incompetence in infrastructure projects, likely targeting Indonesian political figures through mockery. Key omissions include any factual sources, context on the project, or the politician's actual statements, which shapes perception toward conspiracy without evidence. This selective framing exploits cultural sensitivities around foreign influence to boost engagement via clickbait.

Visual Content Analysis

Images included in the original content

The image depicts an older Indonesian man, likely a politician (resembling Luhut Binsar Pandjaitan), wearing glasses and a white shirt with a microphone, looking concerned with his hand on his forehead. Overlaid are red block graphics with 'X Error' text, and a blue-framed text box with the headline in Indonesian, presented in a news-style format from 'MuslimVox'.

VISUAL DESCRIPTION

The image depicts an older Indonesian man, likely a politician (resembling Luhut Binsar Pandjaitan), wearing glasses and a white shirt with a microphone, looking concerned with his hand on his forehead. Overlaid are red block graphics with 'X Error' text, and a blue-framed text box with the headline in Indonesian, presented in a news-style format from 'MuslimVox'.

TEXT IN IMAGE

MuslimVox Purbaya Ungkap: Indonesia Dibeli Asing, Proyek Rp1,2 Triliun Coretan Diduga Hasil Kerja Level Lususan SMA. @muslimvox

MANIPULATION

Detected

The image shows clear digital edits, including the addition of red blocks with 'X Error' overlay, intentional text misspellings (e.g., repeated letters like 'Ungkapap'), and a fabricated news frame, indicating satirical manipulation rather than authentic journalism.

TEMPORAL ACCURACY

unknown

No date stamps or current event markers; the politician's appearance suggests a recent photo (post-2020), but the satirical elements make temporal relevance unclear without context.

LOCATION ACCURACY

unknown

No specific locations identifiable; the setting appears to be a formal event or press conference in Indonesia, but claims do not specify geography beyond national level.

FACT-CHECK

The image purports to show a news report on a political revelation, but reverse image search indicates the base photo is of a known Indonesian minister from public events; the overlaid text is unsubstantiated satire, with no matching credible reports of a 'Rp1.2 trillion project' scandal involving 'high school level' work.

How Is This Framed?

Biases, omissions, and misleading presentation techniques detected

highomission: missing context

Fails to provide any background on the actual project, its status, or real sources, presenting satire as potential fact to mislead on government competence.

Problematic phrases:

"Indonesia has been 'bought' by foreigners""Rp1.2 trillion project"

What's actually there:

Likely refers to a real infrastructure project like toll roads, but no evidence of 'purchase' or low quality at that scale

What's implied:

Entire nation sold via one flawed project

Impact: Leads readers to perceive widespread corruption and foreign takeover without counter-evidence, amplifying distrust.

criticalscale: cherry picked scope

Cherry-picks a single project's cost and alleged quality to imply national-scale betrayal, neglecting broader economic context or project successes.

Problematic phrases:

"Rp1.2 trillion project marred by low-quality work"

What's actually there:

Projects of this scale are common in infrastructure; no verified low quality

What's implied:

Equivalent to selling the country

Impact: Inflates perceived magnitude, making isolated issues seem like a catastrophic trend.

mediumcausal: false causation

Implies direct causation between project funding and national 'purchase' by foreigners without evidence, using mockery to suggest corruption.

Problematic phrases:

"Bought by foreigners through a Rp1.2 trillion project"

What's actually there:

No causal link; satirical exaggeration

What's implied:

Funding directly enables takeover

Impact: Creates false narrative of conspiracy, misleading on cause-effect in politics.

highomission: unreported counter evidence

Omits any mention of project verifications, official statements, or satirical intent, allowing misinterpretation as news.

Problematic phrases:

"Low-quality work equivalent to high school level"

What's actually there:

No credible reports of such quality issues; intentional satire

What's implied:

Factual incompetence

Impact: Withholds info that would reveal satire, fostering belief in unverified scandals.

Sources & References

External sources consulted for this analysis

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https://www.redfame.com/journal/index.php/smc/article/download/7486/6843

2

https://www.frontiersin.org/journals/political-science/articles/10.3389/fpos.2025.1625535/full

3

https://www.hurights.or.jp/archives/focus/section3/2025/03/redefining-the-concept-of-misinformation-the-case-of-indonesia.html

4

https://luthfiyyahdamayani.medium.com/clickbait-politics-when-youtubers-influencers-exploit-politics-for-profit-24a4c10149ca

5

https://jurnal.umt.ac.id/index.php/nyimak/article/view/10569

6

https://www.binghamton.edu/news/story/5680/clickbait-social-media-echo-chamber-misinformation-new-research-binghamton

7

https://arxiv.org/pdf/2107.12791

8

https://academia.edu/33930606/Promoting_Integrity_and_Combating_Corruption_Twitters_Role_in_Enforcing_Integrity_in_Indonesia

9

https://www.bellingcat.com/news/2019/09/03/twitter-analysis-identifying-a-pro-indonesian-propaganda-bot-network/

10

https://x.com/jupliets/status/1882227050460913892

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https://x.com/jupliets/status/1809147249525657797

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https://x.com/jupliets/status/1802578174259417281

13

https://x.com/jupliets/status/1807598292072837506

14

https://x.com/jupliets/status/1810631671244308669

15

https://x.com/jupliets/status/1982279523719618636

16

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luhut_Binsar_Pandjaitan

17

https://www.globalpolicyjournal.com/blog/24/07/2020/luhut-binsar-pandjaitan-prominent-enabler-behind-china-indonesia-relations

18

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2025_Indonesian_protests

19

https://www.greenpeace.org/static/planet4-indonesia-stateless/2018/12/727d7a2d-coalruption-english-web.pdf

20

https://www.viva.co.id/siapa/read/83-jenderal-tni-purn-luhut-binsar-pandjaitan-mpa

21

https://jakartaglobe.id/business/luhut-proposes-1-billion-joint-investment-between-indonesias-danantara-and-chinas-sovereign-wealth-entities

22

https://www.thejakartapost.com/indonesia/2023/04/03/luhuts-defamation-trial-against-activists-kicks-off.html

23

https://foreignpolicy.com/author/luhut-binsar-pandjaitan

24

https://en.antaranews.com/news/314793/indonesian-govt-targets-rp12-trillion-profit-from-saf-sales-exports

25

https://www.metrotvnews.com/read/b3JCr6Ez-luhut-miliki-kekayaan-rp1-triliun-saat-dilantik-prabowo

26

https://business-humanrights.org/en/latest-news/senior-minister-luhut-pandjaitan-sues-activists-for-idr100-billion-over-claims-of-ties-to-papua-gold-mine

27

https://ainvest.com/news/indonesia-corruption-scandals-impact-foreign-direct-investment-2508

28

https://ipol.id/2024/10/luhut-binsar-pandjaitan-pemilik-kekayaan-rp1-triliun-di-kabinet-prabowo/

29

https://www.pwc.com/id/en/media-centre/infrastructure-news/april-2023/usd-1-point-2-billion-cost-overrun-agreed-indonesia-still-negotiating-loan-interest-for-high-speed-railway.html

30

https://x.com/jupliets/status/1849052488852451779

31

https://x.com/jupliets/status/1807598292072837506

32

https://x.com/jupliets/status/1852894673100304654

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https://x.com/jupliets/status/1810631671244308669

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https://x.com/jupliets/status/1865854209192780024

35

https://x.com/jupliets/status/1980231782344921563

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