Rahmat Wibowo laid out his 'Bowobharata' plan in a YouTube live stream: 'every move I make in LinkedIn is making them a harm', 'I am planning to put that company down and all of the people down in about one week', tagging CEOs 'when they think they are okay', and a tool to auto-report everyone who replies to or reposts posts about him

He published it on YouTube on 29 March 2026. Minute links open the video at that point.

• “The war between me and that giant.” In a YouTube live stream, a follow-up to the previous day’s, he explains that “Bowobharata” comes from the Mahabharata and casts himself as the main character of a “war” between justice and injustice, “between me and that giant”, David against Goliath (minute 10–13).
• “Making them a harm.” He describes a plan across LinkedIn, X, Instagram and the anonymous forum Fomo, where Fomo is “to notify relevant companies’ employees in Indonesia” (minute 32–34), and says “every move I make in LinkedIn is making them a harm” (minute 36). He calls posting pictures without context “encapsulation”, so that each post on its own has no context and his account avoids a ban (minute 37–40). Then: “I am planning to put that company down and all of the people down in about one week”, “because I’m the one who is starting the war” (minute 42).
• Tagging CEOs “when they think they are okay”. He boasts that he can tag the CEOs of Amazon, AWS and Traveloka directly, so “they should be worried”, and that AWS Indonesia’s director Anthony Amni blocked him “because he’s scared, maybe”, so “I am pretty much winning this war” through “psychological warfare” (minute 43–45). Quoting The Art of War, he says that “when they think that they are okay and they can have a breath”, he attacks by contacting the CEO and director and reporting again on LinkedIn, tagging all the CEOs, “making a damage to the AWS Indonesia” (minute 46–47).
• Auto-reporting replies and reposts. His “glorious purpose” is a tool that takes a thread link, has AI judge whether it is bullying, and files a report to the police’s cybercrime portal automatically; it would also track replies and reposts, which would “automatically be reported” if they add no context (minute 61–63). He says the anonymous Fomo posts carrying a company logo let him say “I am bullied by this company” (minute 66). He ends: “I already finish the psychological warfare”; on Monday he would “bring the case directly to each office” (minute 76). The day before, he had described posting from another account.