Subianto headed up the notorious Special Forces unit Kopassus, which was accused of atrocities. It earnt him a fierce reputation. 'His military stature made him one of the most powerful men.' But when he was suspected of plotting a coup he was kicked out of the military. Eleven years on and he's returned to the spotlight. With a stunning reinvention he's returned with a legion of supporters for his party, The Great Indonesian Movement. Despite the human rights activists, Subianto - who compares himself to Barack Obama - is now considered by millions to be credible for the country's top job. 'It's been an extraordinary reinvention.'