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In Malaysia, the Chinese rule the towns and cities, the Malays rule the villages, and the Indians rule the plantations.
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Serious Malaysia's 15th General Election (19 Nov 2022 ) : Live updates
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In Malaysia, the Chinese rule the towns and cities, the Malays rule the villages, and the Indians rule the plantations.
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Tiagong , the 9 Kings will anoint Datuk Seri
to be PM tomorrow
Stay Tuned
to be PM tomorrow
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So who's in charge of all these kings?
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Errr... ???
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Alamak, the kings' wives lah.
If Najib becomes a king, who is in charge of him ? Rosmah lah !
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I was expecting a big king ruling over these smaller kings. One cuntry need so many kings for fuck ?Alamak, the kings' wives lah.
If Najib becomes a king, who is in charge of him ? Rosmah lah !
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BTW do these mudd kings have a court jester ?
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Bomoh wont work as devil is only one left behind as devil can give direct counsel to Sultan (agong)
In my list agong all the other sultans and families are affected when devil is removed
i have already subdued all his agents in the spiritual realm already. I will unmask who is Allah in the spiritual realm for all of you to see.
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the paymaster...
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Who rules the tin mines?In Malaysia, the Chinese rule the towns and cities, the Malays rule the villages, and the Indians rule the plantations.
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That just proves m&ds are racist...and vote for PAS.. what do they get? A 3rd world backwater state. N how many minorites are in PN? It's just a m&d only alliance made up of ex UMNO members.
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PETALING JAYA -The Umno supreme council has unanimously decided to support and join a unity government - as long as it is not led by rival Perikatan Nasional (PN).
Umno secretary-general Ahmad Maslan said this was to ensure that a prosperous and stable government could be formed.
“The supreme council also agreed for all party representatives who won Parliament seats in the 15th General Election to obey and accept whatever unity government or other forms of government that will be announced by the King,” he said in a statement after a three-hour special meeting late Wednesday night.
PETALING JAYA -The Umno supreme council has unanimously decided to support and join a unity government - as long as it is not led by rival Perikatan Nasional (PN).
Umno secretary-general Ahmad Maslan said this was to ensure that a prosperous and stable government could be formed.
“The supreme council also agreed for all party representatives who won Parliament seats in the 15th General Election to obey and accept whatever unity government or other forms of government that will be announced by the King,” he said in a statement after a three-hour special meeting late Wednesday night.
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Why has UMNO discriminated against PN? Aren't many ex UMNO ppl in PN ?
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Malaysia GE15: BN to take part in unity government but not one led by PN, says UMNO
Malaysia GE15: BN to take part in unity government but not one led by PN, says UMNO
United Malays National Organisation President Ahmad Zahid Hamidi (right) talks during a press conference in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia on Nov 21, 2022. (Photo: AP/Vincent Thian)
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KUALA LUMPUR: Barisan Nasional (BN) is ready to support and take part in a unity government as mooted by the king, said the coalition's lynchpin party United Malays National Organisation (UMNO).
However, the party stressed that it will not be part of a unity government led by the Perikatan Nasional (PN) coalition, which is headed by Mr Muhyiddin Yassin.
In a statement released early on Thursday morning (Nov 24) after an UMNO Supreme Council meeting, the party's secretary-general Ahmad Maslan said: "The (UMNO) supreme council has considered carefully the main points following the discussion between BN with Pakatan Harapan (PH) and Perikatan Nasional.
"The supreme council has unanimously decided to adhere to the wishes of His Royal Highness the king for Barisan Nasional to support and take part in a unity government which is not led by Perikatan Nasional to ensure that a government which is stable and prosperous is formed," added Mr Ahmad Maslan.
On Monday, PH and BN leaders met at the Seri Pacific hotel to discuss the formation of the new government. Mr Anwar said later that he was very pleased with the progress of the discussions.
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Local media also reported that some BN and PN heavyweights were holding talks at the St Regis hotel in Kuala Lumpur on Wednesday. Citing party sources, local media reported that the meeting was to hear Mr Muhyiddin’s case for a unity government.
In his statement, Mr Ahmad Maslan added that the UMNO supreme council shall adhere to and accept the formation of a unity government or any other government structures that will be stipulated by the king.
He also said that the UMNO supreme council supports the leadership of party president Ahmad Zahid Hamidi.
On Wednesday morning, BN chairman Ahmad Zahid, his deputy Mohamad Hasan and the coalition’s secretary general Zambry Abdul Kadir were seen driving into the palace grounds for a royal audience with King.
Mr Ahmad Zahid was later quoted as saying by Malaysiakini that the King had decreed that all of BN's 30 MPs must take part in a unity government.
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“Tuanku’s decree was to form a unity government,” Ahmad Zahid reportedly said.
UMNO member Isham Jalil arrives at the party headquarters in Kuala Lumpur for a supreme council meeting on Nov 23, 2022. (Photo: CNA/Fatihah Kamaruddin)
BN had been seen as a kingmaker after the 15th general election (GE15) result saw a hung parliament scenario, with both PH and PN coalitions in the running to form a new government.
PH, led by Anwar Ibrahim, was the top performer in Saturday’s electoral contest, clinching 81 seats. An additional seat won by Malaysian United Democratic Alliance's (MUDA) Syed Saddiq took this tally to 82.
Former prime minister Muhyiddin Yassin's PN trailed with 73 seats, which means neither coalition had the numbers for an outright majority of 112 seats in a 222-seat parliament.
BN finished a distant third behind PH and PN, winning 30 parliamentary seats.
Malaysia GE15: BN to take part in unity government but not one led by PN, says UMNO
United Malays National Organisation President Ahmad Zahid Hamidi (right) talks during a press conference in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia on Nov 21, 2022. (Photo: AP/Vincent Thian)
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KUALA LUMPUR: Barisan Nasional (BN) is ready to support and take part in a unity government as mooted by the king, said the coalition's lynchpin party United Malays National Organisation (UMNO).
However, the party stressed that it will not be part of a unity government led by the Perikatan Nasional (PN) coalition, which is headed by Mr Muhyiddin Yassin.
In a statement released early on Thursday morning (Nov 24) after an UMNO Supreme Council meeting, the party's secretary-general Ahmad Maslan said: "The (UMNO) supreme council has considered carefully the main points following the discussion between BN with Pakatan Harapan (PH) and Perikatan Nasional.
"The supreme council has unanimously decided to adhere to the wishes of His Royal Highness the king for Barisan Nasional to support and take part in a unity government which is not led by Perikatan Nasional to ensure that a government which is stable and prosperous is formed," added Mr Ahmad Maslan.
On Monday, PH and BN leaders met at the Seri Pacific hotel to discuss the formation of the new government. Mr Anwar said later that he was very pleased with the progress of the discussions.
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Local media also reported that some BN and PN heavyweights were holding talks at the St Regis hotel in Kuala Lumpur on Wednesday. Citing party sources, local media reported that the meeting was to hear Mr Muhyiddin’s case for a unity government.
In his statement, Mr Ahmad Maslan added that the UMNO supreme council shall adhere to and accept the formation of a unity government or any other government structures that will be stipulated by the king.
He also said that the UMNO supreme council supports the leadership of party president Ahmad Zahid Hamidi.
On Wednesday morning, BN chairman Ahmad Zahid, his deputy Mohamad Hasan and the coalition’s secretary general Zambry Abdul Kadir were seen driving into the palace grounds for a royal audience with King.
Mr Ahmad Zahid was later quoted as saying by Malaysiakini that the King had decreed that all of BN's 30 MPs must take part in a unity government.
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“Tuanku’s decree was to form a unity government,” Ahmad Zahid reportedly said.
UMNO member Isham Jalil arrives at the party headquarters in Kuala Lumpur for a supreme council meeting on Nov 23, 2022. (Photo: CNA/Fatihah Kamaruddin)
BN had been seen as a kingmaker after the 15th general election (GE15) result saw a hung parliament scenario, with both PH and PN coalitions in the running to form a new government.
PH, led by Anwar Ibrahim, was the top performer in Saturday’s electoral contest, clinching 81 seats. An additional seat won by Malaysian United Democratic Alliance's (MUDA) Syed Saddiq took this tally to 82.
Former prime minister Muhyiddin Yassin's PN trailed with 73 seats, which means neither coalition had the numbers for an outright majority of 112 seats in a 222-seat parliament.
BN finished a distant third behind PH and PN, winning 30 parliamentary seats.
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meaning kings, sultans, new “unity government” want fdi and (corrupt) money to continue to flow and make them wealthier. they’re most afraid of sextremists removing status and security of sultanates and turning ml into a revolutionary afghanistan, iran, or isis with supreme islamic clerics in charge.
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Ahead of rulers meet, Umno agrees to unity government not led by Muhyiddin
The decision has yet to be endorsed by the wider BN Umno leads, as well as the coalition’s 30 MPs.Shannon Teoh and Zunaira Saieed
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KUALA LUMPUR - Umno’s top leadership agreed Thursday to the decree of Malaysia’s King to form a unity government, bringing Pakatan Harapan (PH) chief Anwar Ibrahim one step closer to the premiership he has waited for nearly 25 years.
This comes ahead of a Council of Rulers scheduled for 10.30am, where Sultan Abdullah Ahmad will confer with the nation’s nine state monarchs.
However, the decision after a four-hour meeting of the Umno supreme council has yet to be endorsed by the wider Barisan Nasional (BN) the party leads, as well as the coalition’s 30 MPs.
“The Supreme Council unanimously decided to uphold the King’s decree for BN to support and participate in a unity government not led by Perikatan Nasional (PN) to ensure a stable and prosperous administration can be formed,” said a statement by secretary-general Ahmad Maslan.
PN chief Muhyiddin Yassin, after a joint audience with PH counterpart Datuk Seri Anwar at the Palace on Tuesday, had refused to participate in a joint administration with his fierce rivals in PH, claiming he had the backing of 115 out of Parliament’s 222 members.
Council member Puad Zarkashi explained that “many reporters asked PH or PN. The answer is simple. PN rejected the unity government.”
Umno’s supreme council also further gave its full backing for president Zahid Hamidi to continue leading BN, after he had come under fire from allies for pledging BN’s 30 MPs to Mr Anwar on Tuesday despite the coalition deciding to remain neutral.
The Straits Times has sighted a letter signed off by leaders of all three BN allies calling on Zahid to relinquish the chairmanship, and for disciplinary action to be taken if the former deputy premier refuses.
The BN supreme council is expected to meet Thursday morning.
Malaysia has yet to form a new government five days after a general election threw up its first ever hung Parliament.
A crushing defeat for the once dominant BN left both Mr Anwar and Tan Sri Muhyiddin as the front runners to become prime minister with their parties leading blocs of 82 and 79 MPs respectively.
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