Meaning
Nasakom is a economically left political ideology developed by the first President of Indonesia Sukarno, that has three principles in it, which was Nasionalisme, Agama and Komunis
Nas means Nationalism
A means Religion
Kom mean Communism
together they form Nasakom (Nas-A-Kom)
Social and Economic
Nationalism, Religion and Communism (abbreviated: Nasakom) are political concepts coined by President Soekarno in Indonesia, with a characteristc of Guided Democracy
It was established as an anti-Capitalist and anti-Imperialist ideology that used Guided Democracy and was an authoritarian conservatism ideology that wanted Worker owned means of production and also wanted to preserve the culture and heritage of the nation, as well as implementing religious values in it
Nasakom economy is economically left wing socialist marxist ideology with nationalism values in it that wanted to create a collectivized economy based on the five principles of Pancasila
History
In 1956, Sukarno publicly criticized parliamentary democracy, claiming that it was "based on inherent conflict" as opposed to the notion of Indonesian harmony as the natural state of human relations. Instead, he sought a system based on the traditional village system by promoting discussion and consensus, under the guidance of village elders. He proposed a mixture of three elements, namely; nationalism, religion and communism became a cooperative government which was abbreviated as 'Nas-A-Kom'. This was intended to fulfill the demands of the three main factions in Indonesian politics at that time, namely - the army, religious groups and the communists. With support from the military, in February 1956, he declared 'Guided Democracy', and proposed a cabinet that would represent all the major political parties.
Soekarno's idea of Nasakom was put forward before Indonesia's independence. In 1927, he wrote a series of articles entitled "Nationalism, Islam and Marxism" in Indonesia Moeda, a publication published by the "General Study Club", a club founded by Soekarno and his associates in Bandung. In the article, Soekarno insisted on the importance of a national unity of nationalists, Islamists, Marxists in the uncompromising (non-cooperative) resistance against the Dutch, which later become Nationalism, Religion and Communism (Nasakom)
How to draw
- draw a red ball
- draw a hammer and a moon that looks like a sickle
- draw five star above the moon
- give it eyes or sunglasses
- give it a kopiah hat
Relationship
Family
- Pancasila - big brother
- Marhaenism - my little brother
Friends
- Marxism–Leninism -
- National Bolshevism - Best friends
- Left-Wing Nationalism -
- Strasserism - Best friends
- Stalinism -
- National Communism - add religious values would be perfecy
- Nationalism -
- Socialism -
- National Conservatism - add a little communism will be perfect
Frenemies
Enemies
- Plutocracy - like why does the rich are even in power?
- Capitalism - imagine being selfish
- Neoliberalism - why does this even exists
- Suhartoism - successor of Sukarno, but he is capitalist and anti-communist! Cringe!
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