Indonesia has the largest Muslim population of all the nations and is dear to Great Leader Obama as he lived there as a youth. It is not a greatly disadvantaged land as it has oil, minerals, manufacturing and exports palm oil and textiles to the US.
Indonesia is not an impoverished nation, but it has the creepy feeling of a Soviet nation, where you feel like everyone is watching their backs, pretending they aren’t.
According to Forbes they have are doing well.
Several years ago, two vast reserves of extra-clean-burning coal were found. This coal would be very valuable as the globe looks to be ever-greener. Well, one of these reserves was found in Indonesia... the other, in Utah. In exchange for a few million in campaign contributions, Clinton just happened to declare some land in Utah to be "national parkland" that is off-limits to development. Coincidentally...
...but anyway, the point is, Indonesia is not poor, as others have noted above. At $1.1 Trilion, their GDP is similar to Canada's... and our $200 million is less than 0.02% of their GDP, and less than 0.3% of their $74 billion federal budget (of which almost half goes towards education and schools, supposedly).
That $200 million is bribe money, so that they will pay attention to us, since nobody fears or respects us anymore.