Analysis of the Great Cultural Begawan Prabu: No termites or porous. A woman praying in a certain religion, burning has absolutely nothing to do with efforts to exorcise idols or spirits, is a LIE. A woman supports prayer no. 2 Accompanying praise/prayer in the context of the destruction of objects that are not acceptable in the eyes of God. Bitungnews – A wave of protests over the burning of Reog Ponorogo and the decoration of the dragon gamelan at the Consulate General of the Republic of Indonesia (KJRI) Davao, Philippines, occurred both domestically and abroad. The Reog Ponorogo Community (KRP) throughout Greater Jakarta, held a protest in front of the Office of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Likewise in Ponorogo, the area of ​​origin of this exotic culture and art. Hundreds of Reog Ponorogo artists held Reog performances at the Ponorogo District Square, and continued to the local DPRD office. Abroad, especially in Davao City, Southern Philippines, Indonesian citizens living in the 'Packman' country, raised a petition urging the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to take action against the perpetrators of burning the assets of the Consulate General of the Republic of Indonesia (LP) in the House of Indonesia (HOI). Because until now the fact finding team of the reog burning case and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs have not disclosed the results of the investigation. "We don't know about the arrival of the fact-finding team from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Davao, but reportedly on November 10 last, strangely enough, none of the Indonesian citizens were visited by the team," said an Indonesian citizen in Davao. Foreign Ministry spokesman Arrmanatha Nasir, as quoted from merdeka.com, said that the investigation into the Indonesian Consulate General in Davao was related to the ownership of the burned equipment. As inventory whose source is APBN, deposit, grant or private property. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs also does not guarantee that the results of the examination will be published. The Indonesian Consulate General in Davao previously denied that the burning of reog and dragon head gamelan ornaments was not due to certain religious rituals to exorcise demons. But because Reog and the dragon's head have been eaten by termites. Magelang culturalist, T. Agung Nugroho, better known as Agung Begawan Prabu, spearheaded a petition on the change.org site, to save reog, stop fooling the public. The petition was addressed to the Minister of Foreign Affairs, the President of the Republic of Indonesia, the Minister of Education and Culture, and the Indonesian Consulate General in Davao. As of today, Wednesday 2/12/2015, the petition has been signed by 1326 supporters. To quell the protests of Indonesian citizens in the Philippines and at home, it is reported that the Indonesian Consulate General in Davao will hold a reog show, on December 10, 2015. The Reog Group from the Ponorogo Police will be selected to perform in Davao, Philippines.