Mustajab suddenly became talkative, commenting on the fuss over the Pokemon Go game. Frankly, I'm a little surprised, it's not usually my friend who is interested in 'talking' about Android application games. Every time we met, the topic of conversation was always serious; I feel Jokowi, make fun of officials, sometimes talk agomo, occasionally discuss shamanism, if you don't have any material, then talk about bojo problems.

"Have you downloaded the Pokemon game? If you haven't, give it a try, just make it fun," as he opened the conversation that night while fiddling with his gadget, then shifted his body to pour ginger milk - not concubine coffee as usual.

"I'm not interested, Jab," I replied casually. He chuckled and said, "You should know, because of this Pokemon, it's said that now a lot of people are diligent in going to places of worship. So worship is while hunting Pokemon. That's good, isn't it?" I'm not really interested in responding to the 'provocation'. Tajab, instead told his neighbor, Mamat, who suddenly started exercising in the morning, Pak Harjo who used to play cassava at the security guard post, suddenly diligently went to the mosque, Anwar, who was usually reluctant to go to the fields, suddenly diligently visited the fields. "This Pokemon Go has a positive influence. People who play it become diligent in anything," he said.

So the point is this, Mustajab is babbling again, everything that humans make on earth is not value-free. Including matters of technology, game applications and the nitty-gritty. Again he provoked, "Come on, instead of having nothing to do, being unemployed, now it's better to just download it, then let's find Pokemon together."

"Playing pokemon trains our instincts, trains the sharpness of our eyes, trains the leg muscles, the body becomes healthy because it keeps going, the thumbs become strong. There are many benefits," he continued. "He said Pokemon made in Judaism, what was it like?" I'm just talking. "Says who? Don't swallow the information raw, check it first. Now there is a thin line between people who understand and don't understand. Today, people still believe in unclear information on social media," Mustajab lectured.

He continued, worrying okay, but don't overdo it. Indeed, there are now more people on social media sharing posts that say Pokemon is a covert attempt by the Jews. Pokemon is associated with Syriac or Syriac when translated into Indonesian it means: I am Jewish. "Do they understand Syriac? It's an ancient language, you know, and even Kromo Inggil doesn't understand why it's alluding to Syriac."

Try checking on the internet, Mustajab then look around looking for his smartphone. "There are many articles about Syriac," he said. He then read it out loud. The Syriac language, he said, was the East Aramaic language that was spoken in most of the Fertile Crescent and Eastern Arabia. But it is widely spoken by various Christian communities in the Middle East. The Syriac language is written with the Syriac Alphabet.

The Syriac language is now spoken by minority Syrian Christians living in eastern Turkey, northern Iraq and northeastern Syria. Syriac is also the liturgical language of several Syrian/Syrian churches: the Syrian Orthodox Church, the Syrian Catholic Church, the Maronite Church, the Chaldean Catholic Church, the Assyrian Church of the East and the Old Eastern Church.

It is said that the remaining speakers of this language are about three million people. They live in Syria, Iran, Iraq, Lebanon, Turkey. Some became immigrants because of the genocide and persecution, and now they live in the USA, Latin America, Australia and Europe. "But it's not important anyway. The more you think about it the more dizzy," he said, changing his sitting position again.

"Here is another article," Mustajab added. The Jordanian newspaper 'ad-Dustur' Monday edition 8 Muharam 1422 H, quoted several doctors of Syriac linguists at Yarmuk University and the Syrian Social Institute in Jordan. They said the words Pokemon, Pikachu and other names in Pokemon cartoons, had absolutely nothing to do with Syriac, even the names were foreign to Syriac.

Pokemon is an acronym for Pocket Monster. The explanation, the word (Poke) is an abbreviation of the word (Pocket), which means; Pockets/pockets. And the word (Mon) is an abbreviation of the word (Monster), which means; Monsters. So it means pocket monster. The point is an expression of how small these monsters are to fit in a pocket.

Mustajab then shifted his body back, leaning against the wall. Think about it, he said, when someone uses Jewish products, does that mean he automatically becomes a Jew. "If you think so narrowly, it's dangerous," this time his tone was serious, shaking his head.

But, he continued, if the reason you don't play Pokemon Go is because of danger considerations, making people wander off the streets when hunting Pokemon, or worrying about your cellphone battery running out quickly and getting hot, worrying about not concentrating on your work, afraid of being scolded by your boss because there is a ban on hunting Pokemon in the office, that's another matter.

I'm still pretending to be listening. Then I joked. "So the conclusion is Pokemon wasn't made by this Jew?" "I don't think so," he said simply. Next he went back to browsing. Mustajab then read an article, Pokemon Go was made by Niantic, a software development company splinter from Google. The company was founded by John Hanke in 2010 in San Francisco, California, United States. Last year Niantic left Google.

Niantic then collaborated with the Pokemon Company, the owner of the Pokemon license. One-third of the Pokemon Company's shares are owned by Nintendo, the video game company founded by Fusajiro Yamauchi in Tokyo, Japan, on September 23, 1889.

Suddenly Mustajab stopped reading and looked thoughtful. Then he looked at me. "So what makes Pokemon Japanese, how come there are Japanese people who are Jews?" he said briefly.

He continued reading, Pokemon Company has been developing a franchise business (franchise). Pokemon has its roots in comics, anime movies, video games, cards, tazos, and other merchandise. Since the 90s until now, there have been six generations of Pokemon. The total number of Pokemon species from the six generations has reached 721 species. "Many also turned out to be a species of monster Pokemon."

I immediately interrupted. "By the way, how many Pokemon have you got?" Mustajab just smirked as if baring his bared teeth. I'm guessing he doesn't have time to hunt Pokemon. He's a fan of app games, but for the past few weeks he stopped because his wife scolded him.