#xananas

[northwest-by-a-train]

To be a fly on the wall in Xanana Gusmão's office right now. He's probably reaching for the dustiest bottle known to man with a contented smile on his face

[hatutannews]

PM Xanana Orienta MOP ho MPIE Avalia Empreza Nasionál Sira

Hatutan.com, (12 Dezembru 2024), Díli- Primeiru-Ministru Kay Rala Xanana Gusmão  fó  orientasaun ba Ministériu Obras Públikas (MOP) ho Ministériu Planeamentu no Investimentu Estratéjiku (MPIE) atu halo avaliasaun ba empreza nasionál sira hodi haree sira-nia ezekusaun ba projetu sira ne’ebé Governu fó. Continue reading PM Xanana Orienta MOP ho MPIE Avalia Empreza Nasionál Sira

[hellkat21]

AAAAAAAAA I'M SO HAPPY I GAINED SOME TRACTION WITH MY TDBK AU WEEK OVER ON TWT

so like. i shared it on this silly new fic i wrote and someone on twt REPOSTED THAT ART AND OFFERED TO SHARE MY PROJECT WITH THEIR FOLLOWERS AND SHIT !!! i'm actually like. going mad. probably. hoooooooly shit i'm SO HAPPY

[kazumahashimoto]

mixing ripe bananas with cinnamon and vanilla creates literally one of the best smells in the whole world i think

[ask-the-no-killing-game-au]

Hey Xander I want to tell you something since I have permission to,

You're pathetic. A piece of shit. You killed someone you cared about and now you're being a little brat bleeding out on the ground too upset to admit you made a mistake. You're awful, someone who shouldn't walk on this earth. Someone who doesn't deserve to walk on this planet. If you're going to actually do something justible, take that knife and actually finish the job. You're such an awful person. You killed an innocent person who was suffering inside and you don't even admit your wrongs. That's just weak. Y'know what you should've died that day with your family, y'know that, right?

:3 (Eat's Xanana)

(Text is under the art)

(This is Xander speaking. No, he's not red.)

"I don't know what you wanted to achieve with this.. but you've missed the point entirely. You all think you're so smart ignoring me.. but I'm not gonna get worse. I'm gonna get better. I'm smarter than you think."

(He's narrating this to himself laying on the cafeteria floor alone.. How embarrassing.)

"David, I want to be you. I want all those terrible things that you have. I want to be the terrible person that you are. And I want you all to worship me for it. I'm better than he ever could've been.

You're claiming I'm refusing to admit I made a mistake, but you are the mistake. It was a mistake ever talking to me. Because I don't make "mistakes". Everything was supposed to happen, no matter what. If I did something wrong, you need to rethink either the circumstances or your morals.. because it's impossible. I'm incapable of making a fatal mistake the way the rest of you are. If I've done something that offends you.. it's your problem.

I speak in the name of everything being correct and fair. People die. GET OVER IT. That's how life works. Am I supposed to go back in time and un-kill David? (24:17)

You'll have to deal with it. Or are you too pathetic to understand how life works?

[unfortunate--moth]

Yeah we have a list!

GROUP CHAT JOKES:

Grilled Cheese Veronika

The shoes killed David

EXECUTE ACE MARKEY

Squidturo x Levi

B E E S

Eating Xander's hair

Veronoka

Bald Kotoko PFP's

Ace Afton

Xanana/Xander Banana

Nico coin

Kat is the group chat pet

Boiling time~

J x Rose is Squidturo x Levi all over again

Pencilturo is Ronnie colored

We speak in Pencil language

Fuck I made Xander more livable

The march on Kat's inbox

Crazy Eden

ACE MARLEY AND MONOTG

there’s a minpostor among us

REVIVE MIN JEUNG

Veronilla/Veronika Ice-cream

Blue Fish x Yellow Fish

Eden is a feral dog

who want stobe mjcrowbeelelee

Ryan x Avery

"WE NEED TO KILL ACE WITH BALLS"

Incorrect quotes. Our golden treasure.

Xander x Lightswitch

PONY TOWN

The Ace eats

Avery is eating Europe

Sleep Paralasys Demon

Multicolored Gays

Mikoto Crossiant

Abc's with Ace Markey

Squishing Ace Markey

Room PFP's

Whiteboard PFP's

Pig eating ###

Family tree

Also, there are new ones like Whit Drink (alcohol), David dying in every AU, "THE GAYS!!! THEYRR GAYING!!! THEYRE GONNA DIE!!!" And some I'm probably forgetting

Woaw!!! They weren't lying about inside jokes I don't understand any of these!! /lh

Joking aside i love hearing about inside jokes it's like getting a peak into my friend's lives with their friends it's always so silly and fun. I did however get jumpscared because I have an OC named Avery

[carmelitesaet]

Corpus Christi in Timor-Leste

Last Thursday a huge crowd gathered for the annual Corpus Christi procession through the streets of Dili, led by the Archbishop, Cardinal Virgilio do Carmo da Silva. The Feast of the Body and Blood of Christ is a public holiday in Timor-Leste enabling many people to take part in the procession. These photos are from the Facebook page of Xanana Gusmau. Among those in the photos are Carmelite friars and Lay Carmelites.

#jesus #christ #eucharist #blessedsacrament #corpuschristi #timorleste #monstrance #solemnity #feast #kingdomofgod #lightofchrist #carmelite #carmelites #laycarmelites #vocation #priesthood #brotherhood #prayer #faith #spirituality #realpresence #peace #hope #love #courage #religiouslife #lectiodivina #scripture #gospel #celebratingathome

[cimmerianbaby]

May i can look a dessing of epix 🥺👉👈???

(she really likes epic and Cross)

————————. ~☆×☆~ .————————

Epic by yugogeer012

Cross by Jakei95

————————🍪EpiX🍪————————

-My first son of Epic and Cross, born 6th Juny

-Uses "Brude" as main slang

-Only the scar on His eye is from birth

-He is someone very close to Mokupatch

-Parïnk (InkFresh) is her best friend and boyfriend

-He loves to play and challenge his brothers (especially EXE., Xanana is Ephīn)

[winchflat]

Driftwood by Xanana Gusmão (c) Tamalia Alisjahbana

[plottwiststudios]

Question for the philosophers...

[444names]

female greek forenames BUT excluding "i"

Acacandra Acalas Acassa Achryse Adneodora Adomna Adosyne Aeoda Aeodometra Afrosyna Afroula Agaea Agaeone Agara Agate Aggela Aggelena Aggen Aggena Aggene Agona Agora Alana Alassa Alcympra Alefthoe Alekalena Aleklanthe Alektra Alena Aleneretra Aleona Aleope Aleophe Aleorene Alesa Aletheona Aletra Alexanthea Allantassa Allassa Alomela Alometra Alora Altha Althe Althea Althelala Alymprone Amalthoe Amarana Amarena Amarthy Ambrodo Anagone Anarbara Andra Androne Andru Anesa Anessa Angena Annassana Antha Anthae Anthaea Anthaeona Anthala Anthanthe Anthe Anthea Anthedra Anthelee Anthemono Antheola Antheone Antheora Anthoe Anthoulla Antola Aphaed Arassa Arbassana Aressa Argala Aspara Assana Atathoe Atefthy Aterena Athala Athea Athera Athoebe Atoulla Baranthe Bartera Cacalena Caldosyne Calee Calekassa Calekla Caletheopa Caltha Calthela Caspambro Casta Chaea Chala Chalena Challa Chana Chane Chantavro Chanthea Chloebe Chlomela Chlomna Chlora Chlores Chrossa Chrossaula Chrosta Chrostalen Chrysa Chrysane Chryse Chrysela Chrysele Chryssa Chryssula Clekalee Clekla Clena Clene Cletra Clewtha Clexana Clexandra Cossa Cosyna Crene Crespas Cressa Creta Cymaressa Cymartea Cymprona Cyona Cyonstea Damarantha Dambro Dambronsta Dambrosyne Dandra Danthy Delene Delexandra Delexanna Demala Demara Demarena Demela Demele Demona Demonoula Demota Deneodo Despana Dessa Dessala Dessaula Dorannae Dorena Doresa Dorka Dorkatera Dragae Drona Drosyna Efana Efandra Efaneora Effro Effrona Effrone Effronsta Effroula Effroulla Efpra Eftha Efthara Efthea Efthoula Eklane Ektra Elefana Eleka Elene Eleodora Eletha Eletra Elewtera Emala Ematha Emothene Eressa Eudome Eudomed Eudomela Eudomethe Eudomna Eudone Eudoresa Eudosyna Eugaedra Eugaren Eupha Euphae Euphea Euphela Euphelatha Euphoebe Euphy Evagae Evaglemara Evagleone Evangeoda Evassa Evdone Evgela Eyagatha Eyagda Eyanthea Fothe Galandra Galoe Garthe Gatathea Gatoula Gelana Gelexa Genesa Halee Harthela Heone Heope Hlomeda Hlometra Hlora Hlorgaeola Junced Junceda Kaleka Kalekla Kalektra Kassaula Katanthele Katea Katha Kathara Kathe Kathele Kathene Katheora Katona Katonesana Katoulana Katra Khlometala Khlora Khlorkatha Kolangen Kolycassa Konagda Koneora Konsta Konstalla Koressa Koretha Korgae Korka Korkatera Kyntha Landra Leffroula Lekla Lessa Lugala Lugalla Lugara Lugatra Lugelekla Lugena Lugeno Lympro Marbara Marbasta Marena Marene Maressa Margara Marthea Matera Matha Matra Medomna Medra Medroda Medru Melana Melee Melen Meleora Melpomna Melpomnate Methaed Methe Metheona Metra Myroula Myroulama Myroulana Odora Olycanthe Opandra Ophae Pamara Pandra Panna Pantha Panthena Parana Parena Paressa Paskevdora Passa Patea Patemara Patha Pathe Patra Paula Paulala Paura Phaldora Phalee Phaleope Phalewte Phana Phane Phanthe Phara Phela Phelexa Phene Pheodora Pheope Pheophala Pheora Phoula Phromna Phrysa Phryssa Phyllanta Promna Prone Proula Ressa Rhelene Roula Selenassa Selpomna Smara Smare Sophoe Sothea Soulas Souno Soura Staca Stamara Standra Standro Stane Stanna Stantheone Stassaura Tandra Tantha Tassa Thala Thalcyone Thalektra Thalesa Thana Thandra Thane Thanthea Tharene Thedru Thela Thelannas Thelekate Thelexana Thena Thene Theora Thera Thereta Touno Vagala Vandroula Vangela Vangenesa Vantea Vantha Vassa Vassaura Vasta Vastala Vastana Vastea Xanagda Xanana Xandra Xanna Xannoura Xanta Xantha Xanthea Xenane Xenerene Xylla Yagathoula Yaggelanta Yaggen Yaggena Yagona Yandra Zelee Zelexxana Zenoulla Zoebe

[hatutannews]

PM Xanana Orienta Embaixadór Cepeda Fó Atensaun bá Servisu sira ASEAN iha Tailándia

Hatutan.com, (04 Dezembru 2024), Díli-Primeiru-Ministru, Kay Rala Xanana Gusmão, husu bá embaixadór foun Timor-Leste (TL) bá Reinu Tailándia, Francisco Tilman Cepeda, fó atensaun maka’as bá servisu sira hkona-bá Organizasaun Rejionál Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) tanba Timor-Leste iha hela prosesu adezaun. Continue reading PM Xanana Orienta Embaixadór Cepeda Fó Atensaun bá…

[non-essere-cattivo]

prima che muoia comunque da sola

[hotnew-pt]

Xanana Gusmão: "O mundo está horrível. Não era isto que esperávamos quando estávamos numa guerra esquecida" #ÚltimasNotícias #Portugal

Hot News Xanana Gusmão, primeiro presidente eleito do Timor-Leste após a independência, lamenta o estado atual do mundo, descrevendo-o como “horrível” e afastado das esperanças que tinha no passado. “Esse não era o mundo que esperávamos quando estávamos em uma guerra esquecida���, diz, lembrando o período de resistência timorense. “A lei internacional apregoada pelos grandes é violada pelos mesmos…

[southeastasianists]

In Dili, Indonesia’s future means trying to forget about Timor-Leste’s past

Indonesian President-elect Prabowo Subianto, a former military officer, has been linked to alleged atrocities in Timor-Leste.

At Timor-Leste’s museum of memory, Hugo Fernandes supervises exhibits chronicling resistance and oppression during the Indonesian occupation – an era when Prabowo Subianto, now Indonesia’s president-elect, is alleged to have overseen atrocities.

Fernandes runs the Centro Nacional Chega! museum, a former prison in the capital Dili that dates to when Timor-Leste was a Portuguese colony. Faded photographs of Timorese resistance fighters and messages scrawled on the walls by prisoners who languished here during Indonesia’s brutal 24-year rule line its galleries. 

Despite the shadows cast by history, the impending ascent to power of Prabowo, a former army special forces commander who was declared the winner of the Feb. 14 Indonesian general election, has been greeted with diplomatic decorum in this tiny young nation of 1.3 million people also known as East Timor.

“Prabowo’s specific actions remain unclear due to limited information,” Fernandes, the museum’s director, told BenarNews. “Accusations of human rights violations have persisted, but concrete evidence and verification are difficult to obtain.”

“Chega!,” which means “enough! in Portuguese, stands as a testament to Timor-Leste’s efforts to navigate the delicate path between preserving the memories of its dark past and promoting reconciliation with its giant neighbor next-door.

“There are differing voices within the nation,” Fernandes says. “Some activists advocate for answers regarding past atrocities, while others emphasize the importance of moving forward with Indonesia.”

In 1999, East Timor voted overwhelmingly to break away from Indonesian rule, through a United Nations-sponsored referendum. Before and after the vote, pro-Jakarta militias engaged in widespread violence and destruction. East Timor gained formal independence in 2002 after a period of U.N. administration.

The occupation, which followed after Indonesia invaded East Timor in December 1975, was marked by famine and conflict. The number of deaths attributed to that era ranges from from 90,000 to 200,000, the Commission for Reception, Truth and Reconciliation in East Timor reported.

This figure includes nearly 20,000 cases of violent deaths or disappearances. The commission’s findings indicate that Indonesian forces were responsible for about 70% of these violent incidents, set against the backdrop of East Timor’s population of around 900,000 in 1999.

And according to the Genocide Studies Program at Yale University, “up to a fifth of the East Timorese population perished during the Indonesia’s 24-year occupation … a similar proportion to the Cambodians who died under the Khmer Rouge regime of Pol Pot (1975-1979).”

Since 1999, the relationship between Timor-Leste and Indonesia has evolved, with Jakarta acknowledging its former province as a “close brother” and supporting Dili’s bid to join the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN).

Timor-Leste President José Ramos-Horta welcomed Prabowo’s election win and expressed readiness to collaborate with Indonesia’s upcoming new leader.

“Very pleased, very pleased,” Ramos-Horta told BenarNews when asked about Prabowo’s victory. 

As a young man, Ramos-Horta, now 74, was a founder and leader of Fretilin, the armed resistance movement that fought to liberate East Timor from the Portuguese first and then the Indonesians.

He said he had personally called Prabowo, now Indonesia’s defense minister, to congratulate him, and that the ex-general planned to visit Timor-Leste before his inauguration on Oct. 20.

Prime Minister Xanana Gusmão, a former guerilla leader who spent years in an Indonesian prison, was also happy with the news, Ramos-Horta said.

“President-elect Prabowo will contribute a lot, first to Indonesia, continuing stability and prosperity in Indonesia, and then in the region, as well as strengthen relations with Timor-Leste,” he said, adding Prabowo had “many friends” in his country, including his own brother, Arsenio.

When asked about Prabowo’s human rights record in Timor-Leste, Ramos-Horta said, “That is past. It’s already almost three decades, and we do not think of the past.”

Prabowo was a key figure in the military operations that crushed the East Timorese resistance.

The Timor-Leste National Alliance for an International Tribunal (ANTI), a coalition of civil society organizations, survivors, and families of victims, said reports had implicated Prabowo in a 1983 massacre in Kraras.

Some estimates said that  200 people were killed there, earning the area the nickname the “town of widows.”

In a statement released in November, the alliance said that as the head of the Indonesian army’s special forces command, Prabowo had directed actions resulting in severe human rights abuses and crimes, including the establishment of pro-Indonesian militias blamed for post-referendum violence in 1999.

In addition, Prabowo is linked to a 1991 massacre at the Santa Cruz cemetery in Dili, where some 250 peaceful demonstrators were killed, the alliance said.

In 1998, Prabowo was discharged from the military after a council of honor officers found him guilty of several violations, including involvement in the abduction and disappearance of pro-democracy activists during the 1998 student protests that led to the downfall of Indonesian dictator Suharto.

Prabowo, 72, has denied any wrongdoing and said he was only following orders from his superiors. He has never been tried in a civilian court for the alleged crimes.

Prabowo’s presidential campaign team said that witnesses, including religious figures in Timor-Leste, had denied his connection to the Krakas killings.

For many Timorese, the memories of Indonesian occupation are hard to erase. 

Naldo Rei, 50, a former child guerrilla-fighter who was repeatedly imprisoned during that period, said he could not overlook Prabowo’s human rights record.

“While I don’t want to meddle in Indonesia’s internal matters, when it comes to human rights issues, Prabowo has a very distressing track record,” Rei told BenarNews, his soft-spoken and gentle demeanor belying his resistance years.

Rei spent his youth evading capture in the Los Palos jungle after the loss of six family members, including his father, to Indonesian military action.

In the early 1990s, he sought refuge first in Jakarta, then in Australia, before settling in an independent East Timor.

Rei, who is the author of “Resistance,” a memoir detailing his experiences, voices apprehension about the trajectory of Indonesian democracy.

“Prabowo’s victory, from my perspective, squanders the democracy that the people have fought for,” he said. “How many lives have been lost? He and other generals have blood on their hands.”

Januario Soares, a second-year medical student at the National University of Timor Lorosae, represents a growing sentiment focused on the future.

“Indonesia has chosen its leader. We need to focus on the future,” Soares said as he sat in the shade of a mahogany tree outside his campus in Dili.

He believes strengthening relations between the two countries is vital.

“The civil war left us divided, and in that division, we inadvertently opened our doors to Indonesia,” Soares said. “What followed was a period of violence against our people, a scar in our history.”

Yet, when it comes to Prabowo’s role in that history, Soares admitted he did not know much.

“The Indonesian people have made their choice. Perhaps Prabowo is the best among the contestants; that’s why they chose him,” he said.

Soares said he opted for a pragmatic approach toward the past, focusing on improving the quality of life and seeking benefits for the present and future.

“People change over time, and I believe Prabowo has changed too.” 

Damien Kingsbury, a political expert specializing in Timor-Leste, said Timorese leaders were obligated to maintain a delicate diplomatic stance due to the small nation’s reliance on Indonesia for imports and its aspirations to join ASEAN, the Southeast Asian bloc. Indonesia is one of ASEAN’s founding members.

“Of course, Ramos-Horta must be diplomatic,” said Kingsbury, a professor at Deakin University in Australia, who has written extensively on Timor-Leste and Indonesia.

“He is president of a small country that has an unhappy history with Indonesia and does not want to create any possible problems,” he told BenarNews.

Kingsbury pointed out that while Ramos-Horta, a Nobel laureate and prominent diplomat, is well-versed in the language of diplomacy, there is a generational gap in awareness of the nation’s tumultuous past.

“Younger people may not be aware of events of 20, 30 and 40 years ago, but that does not mean they did not happen,” he said.

“It must leave a bitter taste in the mouths of many that Timor-Leste’s leaders need to be polite to Prabowo.”

[journalpapua]

Presiden Prabowo Terima Kunjungan PM PNG, Kepulauan Solomon, Vanuatu dan PM Timor Leste

JAKARTA | Presiden Republik Indonesia Prabowo Subianto menerima kunjungan dua pemimpin negara sahabat, Perdana Menteri (PM) Kepulauan Solomon, Jeremiah Manele, dan Perdana Menteri (PM) Timor Leste, Kay Rala Xanana Gusmao, di Istana Merdeka, Jakarta, pada Senin, 21 Oktober 2024. Kunjungan ini menjadi bagian dari upaya memperkuat hubungan bilateral Indonesia dengan negara-negara di kawasan Pasifik…