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Serious Malaysia's 15th General Election (19 Nov 2022 ) : Live updates

looks like another erection cumming early next year to truly erect a winning coalition. if that does not happen ml is officially a banana or papaya repubic.
 
strawberry said:
Unmo will be split up in halves. Half support PN and half support PH.
PN and PAS will form government. Anwar will never become PM. Ringgit drops further and Jiuhoo will remain as a third world country forever and ever. Bestest outcome for Singapore. :biggrin:
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No no ..my wishes is Anwar become PM & he will revive the economy making SGD 1 : 1 Ringgit :thumbsup:
 
strawberry said:
Unmo will be split up in halves. Half support PN and half support PH.
PN and PAS will form government. Anwar will never become PM. Ringgit drops further and Jiuhoo will remain as a third world country forever and ever. Bestest outcome for Singapore. :biggrin:
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Anwar will become PM. Whatever PN and PAS do, Anwar will still enter by the backdoor and become PM.
 
Brace for the new Islamic dawn in Jiuhoo. Singapore will one day be swallowed by Islamism in the north and south. Never say never. :biggrin:
 
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Loofydralb said:
As usual Anwar is a liar.
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Lying is permitted in ISLAM under certain circumstances like to gain the votes and support of non believers and ultimately became the PM. including colluding with the enemies of malays, the DAP.


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BREAKING: BN looks set to stay out of any coalition govt​



By WONG CHUN WAI
  • NATION
  • Tuesday, 22 Nov 2022
    10:25 AM MYT

KUALA LUMPUR: Barisan Nasional leaders have indicated that the coalition was ready to remain in the opposition and would not be part of either a Pakatan Harapan- or Perikatan Nasional-led government.

The tone has already been set that Barisan, which has unexpectedly become a kingmaker, decided not to support either coalition.

Barisan leaders, who continued their discussions until late Monday (Nov 21) night, have continued their meetings Tuesday (Nov 22) morning.

It is understood that the stand being conveyed is that Barisan would rather be outside any government.

On Monday, Umno deputy president Datuk Seri Mohamad Hasan set the tone by saying Perikatan and Pakatan should consider setting up a government instead, saying that Barisan was prepared to be the opposition.

He said Barisan would be ready to provide checks and balances and be a responsible opposition.

Umno supreme council member Datuk Armand Azha Abu Hanifah has also reportedly said he was convinced that Barisan would be better off that way.

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He said the coalition had to accept the people’s decision of not wanting it to be in the government.

It is understood that component party leaders found that the grassroots were against joining a Pakatan government after the incessant criticism against Barisan.

“During the campaign, Pakatan said a vote for Barisan is a vote for Datuk Seri Dr Ahmad Zahid Hamidi but now it looks like a vote for Pakatan is a vote for Zahid," a Barisan leader said.

Ahmad Zahid, the Umno president and Barisan chairman, has come under intense pressure to quit and take responsibility for the heavy defeat in the 15th General Election.

He has also been called out by other Umno leaders for his readiness to strike a deal with Pakatan.

Umno leaders also said it was difficult for them to convince their members that Barisan would work with DAP.

Non-Malay Barisan leaders said they would be “drowned” by the 40 DAP MPs in Pakatan while backing Perikatan meant working with PAS leaders who had taken a strong religious stance and were pushing the Islamist party's hard-line agenda.

Barisan leaders also said they were prepared to work out a confidence and supply (CNS) agreement with any minority government to ensure the country remains stable.
 
strawberry said:

BREAKING: BN looks set to stay out of any coalition govt​



By WONG CHUN WAI
  • NATION
  • Tuesday, 22 Nov 2022
    10:25 AM MYT

KUALA LUMPUR: Barisan Nasional leaders have indicated that the coalition was ready to remain in the opposition and would not be part of either a Pakatan Harapan- or Perikatan Nasional-led government.

The tone has already been set that Barisan, which has unexpectedly become a kingmaker, decided not to support either coalition.

Barisan leaders, who continued their discussions until late Monday (Nov 21) night, have continued their meetings Tuesday (Nov 22) morning.

It is understood that the stand being conveyed is that Barisan would rather be outside any government.

On Monday, Umno deputy president Datuk Seri Mohamad Hasan set the tone by saying Perikatan and Pakatan should consider setting up a government instead, saying that Barisan was prepared to be the opposition.

He said Barisan would be ready to provide checks and balances and be a responsible opposition.

Umno supreme council member Datuk Armand Azha Abu Hanifah has also reportedly said he was convinced that Barisan would be better off that way.

Decarbonising with green solar hydrogen energy
He said the coalition had to accept the people’s decision of not wanting it to be in the government.

It is understood that component party leaders found that the grassroots were against joining a Pakatan government after the incessant criticism against Barisan.

“During the campaign, Pakatan said a vote for Barisan is a vote for Datuk Seri Dr Ahmad Zahid Hamidi but now it looks like a vote for Pakatan is a vote for Zahid," a Barisan leader said.

Ahmad Zahid, the Umno president and Barisan chairman, has come under intense pressure to quit and take responsibility for the heavy defeat in the 15th General Election.

He has also been called out by other Umno leaders for his readiness to strike a deal with Pakatan.

Umno leaders also said it was difficult for them to convince their members that Barisan would work with DAP.

Non-Malay Barisan leaders said they would be “drowned” by the 40 DAP MPs in Pakatan while backing Perikatan meant working with PAS leaders who had taken a strong religious stance and were pushing the Islamist party's hard-line agenda.

Barisan leaders also said they were prepared to work out a confidence and supply (CNS) agreement with any minority government to ensure the country remains stable.
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If that is the case...than there will be no gahmen being formed as without BN ...how can PH or PN form gahmen?
 
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SARAWAK GPS PULLED THE SUPPORT OUT FROM PN & PAS

In the 15th general election (GE15), GPS won 23 out of the 31 federal seats in Sarawak that were up for grabs as it pulled the support out from PN i believe it is because PH WITH PN in coalition determined to form the government.
 
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