New PM in jiu hu?

[whoami]

Then better vote MCA.

MCA would be a better choice. They can work well with UMNO. Actually doesnt matter which party lah. DAP no problem. But tat useless racists father and son should be booted out. Let the younger generation take over.

 

[syed putra]

MCA would be a better choice. They can work well with UMNO. Actually doesnt matter which party lah. DAP no problem. But tat useless racists father and son should be booted out. Let the younger generation take over.

That is the problem. The old generation just cannot let go. Dr m included.

 

[whoami]

That is the problem. The old generation just cannot let go. Dr m included.

I cant tink of any other person right now. Only Tun can help fix the economy. Muhyiddin cmi. But the present Finance minister quite impressive, imo. Anwar, okay but hes power craze. Jialat. Better give it a miss

 

[syed putra]

I cant tink of any other person right now. Only Tun can help fix the economy. Muhyiddin cmi. But the present Finance minister quite impressive, imo. Anwar, okay but hes power craze. Jialat. Better give it a miss

Tun made a mess of the economy. Because of proton, toyota, hyundai, VW, peugeot etc which wanted to build manufacturing plants in malaysia were told to go elsewhere.thailand benefited the most from dr m's policy.
He created a economy based on monopoly control. A few controlling the entire economy.

 

[whoami]

Tun made a mess of the economy. Because of proton, toyota, hyundai, VW, peugeot etc which wanted to build manufacturing plants in malaysia were told to go elsewhere.thailand benefited the most from dr m's policy.
He created a economy based on monopoly control. A few controlling the entire economy.

So long the country is stable and u dont sell away ur country.

 

[syed putra]

So long the country is stable and u dont sell away ur country.

And he sold the country to grorge soros. Jiu hu gomen RM30 billion betting the sterling will go up. And lost snother several billion trying to corner the tin market resulting in the collapse of the industry locally.

 

[whoami]

And he sold the country to grorge soros. Jiu hu gomen RM30 billion betting the sterling will go up. And lost snother several billion trying to corner the tin market resulting in the collapse of the industry locally.

Evidence? Link?

 

[Hypocrite-The]

Tun made a mess of the economy. Because of proton, toyota, hyundai, VW, peugeot etc which wanted to build manufacturing plants in malaysia were told to go elsewhere.thailand benefited the most from dr m's policy.
He created a economy based on monopoly control. A few controlling the entire economy.

I support khairy n hishamuddin as PM. Yr mudslime whore ah bang loves them to death and will want them to be pm n i whole heartedly agree. The more mudland declines the better for singkieland. 1 sgd to 10 ringgit akan datang. Good for him and singkieland as he can live like emperor ib mudland

 

[po2wq]

They are budhist. Of course. Most eat only vegetables.

Then better vote MCA.

vote mic la ... ah sam y vellu eats grass n leaves oni ...

 

[Hypocrite-The]

vote mic la ... ah sam y vellu eats grass n leaves oni ...

Where is vellu ? He 6 ft under oreadi?

 

[po2wq]

Where is vellu ? He 6 ft under oreadi?

not yet ...

 

[myfoot123]

If malaysia has a Chinese PM, Malaysia will become the 6th Dragon in SEA.

 

[whoami]

If malaysia has a Chinese PM, Malaysia will become the 6th Dragon in SEA.

Provided hes a practicing Muslim. Like Ebit Liew...

 

[syed putra]

I support khairy n hishamuddin as PM. Yr mudslime whore ah bang loves them to death and will want them to be pm n i whole heartedly agree. The more mudland declines the better for singkieland. 1 sgd to 10 ringgit akan datang. Good for him and singkieland as he can live like emperor ib mudland

Both are dumb bells. Never worked in private sector economy how to turn around.
Mohsmad hassan is my choice. Was CEO of diary farm and cycle carriage, worked in banking. He looks like somebody who know how economy works,

 

[syed putra]

If malaysia has a Chinese PM, Malaysia will become the 6th Dragon in SEA.

Malaysia will be a whore hub like thsiland and gambling den like macao.

 

[Hypocrite-The]

Both are dumb bells. Never worked in private sector economy how to turn around.
Mohsmad hassan is my choice. Was CEO of diary farm and cycle carriage, worked in banking. He looks like somebody who know how economy works,

The 2 dumbells are the best.. yr mudslime whore ah bang supports them... And the more the economy tanks the better for singkieland

 

[syed putra]

The 2 dumbells are the best.. yr mudslime whore ah bang supports them... And the more the economy tanks the better for singkieland

PAP doesn't need to do anything. Let the neighbours screw up

 

[Hypocrite-The]

PAP doesn't need to do anything. Let the neighbours screw up

And to ensure mudland screws up...the likes of Khairy and hishamuddin need to be in charge

 

[Hypocrite-The]

PM Muhyiddin and Cabinet can still exercise executive powers despite UMNO's withdrawal: Attorney-General​

Malaysia's Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin speaks during a news conference with senior ministers in Putrajaya, Malaysia March 11, 2020. REUTERS/Lim Huey Teng

By Amir Yusof@AmirYusofCNA
08 Jul 2021 06:28PM (Updated: 08 Jul 2021 07:49PM)

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KUALA LUMPUR: Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin and his Cabinet ministers can continue to exercise their federal executive powers, as there is no clear evidence to show that he no longer has the support of the majority of lawmakers in parliament, said Malaysia’s Attorney-General Idrus Harun on Thursday (Jul 8).
Mr Idrus issued a media statement just hours after United Malays National Organisation's (UMNO) president Ahmad Zahid Hamidi announced that the party has withdrawn its support for the Muhyiddin-led government, while urging for the prime minister to step down.

The attorney-general's statement said: "Referring to the media statement issued by the UMNO president dated Jul 7, it is a statement from a component party that forms the existing government that was appointed by the Yang di-Pertuan Agong pursuant to Article 43 (1) and (2) of the Federal Constitution.
"As it stands now, the government has no clear facts proving that the prime minister no longer garners the support of majority of the members of the House of Representatives."
He added: "Based on Article 43 (2) (a) of the Federal Constitution, determination of whether (a leader) earns the confidence of the majority of the members of the House of Representatives shall be determined by the members of the House of Representatives themselves and not through statements by a political party or any party leader politics."
"Therefore, in legal terms, YAB Prime Minister and the existing Cabinet ministers can still exercise executive federal powers."

READ: Malaysian parliament to meet from Jul 26 to pave the way for hybrid sitting, says prime minister's office​

In his initial announcement on Thursday morning, Ahmad Zahid said: "UMNO urges Muhyiddin Yasin to withdraw honourably to enable a new prime minister to be appointed for a limited period."





The new prime minister would only focus efforts on the people's welfare throughout the pandemic, handle COVID-19 with an inclusive approach and ensure the vaccination and immunisation process could be sped up.
Once herd immunity was achieved, he said, this prime minister must advise the king to return the people's mandate to hold the 15th general election.

Ahmad Zahid also stated that UMNO will not support opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim as prime minister. His party will also not support any coalition together with Pakatan Harapan or the Democratic Action Party.
In a Facebook post on Thursday, former prime minister Najib Razak backed the proposal for an interim government.
"I believe that the decision of the UMNO supreme council to withdraw its support for Muhyiddin (and not about withdrawing support from the PN government) is to give way to an interim administration with a temporary limit and fixed goals to resolve the COVID-19 situation, provide aid to the people and achieve the herd immunity through vaccinations before dissolving parliament and returning the mandate to the people, is the right decision, ” he said.
PH CALLS FOR MUHYIDDIN TO RESIGN
In a statement on Thursday evening, leaders from opposition coalition Pakatan Harapan called for Mr Muhyiddin to resign as he has lost support from the majority of MPs.
The statement, jointly issued by Parti Keadilan Rakyat president Anwar Ibrahim, Parti Amanah Negara president Mohamad Sabu and Democratic Action Party secretary-general Lim Guan Eng, stated that when the head of PN's largest component party, UMNO, announced that it has withdrawn support, the prime minister has lost the support of majority of MPs.
"Therefore, YAB Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin must resign with honour because he has lost his support and legitimacy as prime minister," the statement said.
The statement added that PH's presidential council is of the view that this is not the right time to hold general election, state elections or by-elections given the high number of COVID-19 cases and the increasing pressure on Malaysia's health infrastructure.

READ: Commentary - Even if PM Muhyiddin steps down, few good options for Malaysia’s top role​

UMNO's status as a partner within the ruling Perikatan Nasional (PN) government, led by Parti Pribumi Bersatu Malaysia (Bersatu) under Mr Muhyiddin, had been increasingly called into question.
During the UMNO general assembly in March this year, the party had concluded it would withdraw support for the PN government if there were no indications of a general election within the near future.
Earlier in March, the party had also indicated it would not cooperate with Bersatu once the current parliament was dissolved.

Ismail Sabri Yaakob (left) and Hishammuddin Hussein. (File photo: Bernama)

On Wednesday, Mr Muhyiddin reshuffled his Cabinet, promoting senior minister for defence Ismail Sabri Yaakob to deputy prime minister.
Mr Hishammuddin Hussein, who held the foreign affairs portfolio, was promoted to senior minister as well.
There had been speculation that some UMNO leaders, including Mr Ismail Sabri and Mr Hishammuddin, are against the idea of a breakaway from PN at this juncture when there is a pandemic.
Several Cabinet members and senior government officials were reportedly seen entering Mr Muhyiddin's residence on Thursday morning for discussions.
UMNO'S DECISION TO WITHDRAW NOT MADE BY PARTY PRESIDENT ALONE: AHMAD ZAHID
On Thursday, Malaysian media, citing sources, said that Ahmad Zahid’s announcement the night before did not reflect the decision of the entire party supreme council.
In a Facebook post on Thursday afternoon, Ahmad Zahid stressed that UMNO's decision to withdraw from the PN government was done in the interest of the country and its people.

UMNO president Ahmad Zahid Hamidi. (File photo: Bernama)

"Everything is decided constitutionally, deliberatively and wisely. Based on the welfare of the people and the country," he said.
"So it is not true, based on propaganda and perception that is often conjured, that the UMNO president makes his own decisions for the party," he added.
"It is also proven that UMNO is not a party that can compromise when it involves the interests of the people and the country."
Source: CNA/am

 

[Hypocrite-The]

Muhyiddin under more pressure following UMNO’s withdrawal; snap polls unlikely: Analysts​

Prime Minister Muhyiddin and UMNO president Ahmad Zahid Hamidi posing for a photo. (File photo: Bernama)

By Vincent Tan


and Amir Yusof@AmirYusofCNA
08 Jul 2021 07:57PM (Updated: 08 Jul 2021 08:05PM)

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KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysian Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin’s government is currently in a precarious position where it might not be able to govern effectively after the United Malays National Organisation (UMNO) withdrew its support for Perikatan Nasional (PN) on Thursday morning, analysts told CNA.
He will need to explore options to strengthen PN’s parliamentary majority.

Mr Muhyiddin could resort to political negotiations with other parties such as Parti Warisan Sabah, or even the opposition Pakatan Harapan (PH) coalition, said Dr Wong Chin Huat, a political analyst from Sunway University.
Should UMNO president Ahmad Zahid Hamidi and those backing him leave PN, Mr Muhyiddin would have lost its razor-thin parliamentary majority and might face problems passing bills and legislation, he said.
“Muhyiddin's government will face the challenge in the next parliamentary meetings after Aug 2, as it may be defeated in the royal address or budget. It would be irresponsible and objectively improbable to hold snap polls; so, Muhyiddin still needs to find a solution to restore his majority,” he said.
The tussle for leadership in Malaysia’s government saw a key development on Wednesday when Mr Muhyiddin promoted UMNO MPs Ismail Sabri Yaakob and Hishammuddin Hussein as Malaysia’s deputy prime minister and senior minister respectively.

The appointments came amid renewed talks of UMNO considering pulling out of PN.
In the early hours of Thursday, Ahmad Zahid, who was speaking at a virtual press conference after the party’s supreme council meeting, confirmed that UMNO has withdrawn its support for the PN government led by Mr Muhyiddin, and called for his resignation.

READ: PM Muhyiddin and Cabinet can still exercise executive powers despite UMNO's withdrawal: Attorney-General​

The prime minister, who is president of Parti Pribumi Bersatu Malaysia (Bersatu) came to power with a razor-thin majority after PH was ousted from Putrajaya.

MPs from Bersatu, Barisan Nasional (BN), Parti Islam Se-Malaysia, Gabungan Parti Sarawak and several other parties had then banded together to form ruling bloc PN.
UMNO, a traditionally dominant party in BN, has 38 MPs, while Bersatu - seen as a splinter of UMNO - has 31. UMNO’s wish to regain dominance in federal politics has been playing out since last year, with it threatening to pull out of PN and withdrawing support for Mr Muhyiddin.
Ahmad Zahid’s statement has sent ripples across the political spectrum on Thursday. However, analysts said there was still no clear consensus on what UMNO's official stance was.
They noted that it is not clear if UMNO has reached a consensus among members on how the party will move forward, with a faction of MPs, possibly including 17 who are holding ministerial posts, still keen on maintaining ties with Mr Muhyiddin’s PN coalition.
“The situation is a little murky right now, it’s unclear if the party as a whole has a clear stand,” said Professor Ahmad Martadha Mohamed from the School of Government in Universiti Utara Malaysia.
MUHYIDDIN LIKELY TO HANG ON
Analysts pointed out that Mr Muhyiddin is currently facing mounting pressure to ensure that his government is able to continue functioning, following Ahmad Zahid’s announcement.
Prof Ahmad Martadha believed that PN would continue to run the country and Mr Muhyiddin would continue to serve as prime minister, as none of the three main coalitions - PN, PH or BN - have a simple majority to form the government.
He added that Malaysia's King Al-Sultan Abdullah Ri’ayatuddin Al-Mustafa Billah Shah would also not be likely to support a change in government as the country is knee-deep in combating the COVID-19 pandemic.
“The king will not allow (a change of government during this period) as it will also anger the people. He has said before that welfare of the people should be prioritised over politics,” he said.

Malaysian King Al-Sultan Abdullah Ri’ayatuddin Al-Mustafa Billah Shah (left) grants an audience to Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin on Jun 9, 2021. (Photo: Facebook/Istana Negara)

Dr Oh Ei Sun, a Senior Fellow at the Singapore Institute of International Affairs, explained that ultimately, for the embattled Mr Muhyiddin, what mattered was the support of the UMNO parliamentarians, not the party’s.
However, if indeed UMNO MPs are withdrawing and in enough numbers that Mr Muhyiddin no longer enjoys the majority, then the ball is at the king’s feet, he said.
“One possible route was for the king to allow Muhyiddin to continue as a minority government, or ask him to resign,” he said.

READ: Commentary - Even if PM Muhyiddin steps down, few good options for Malaysia’s top role​

UMNO STILL HAS NO CLEAR STAND
The situation after Ahmad Zahid’s late night statement was still unfolding, said Dr Oh.
“For instance, what does it mean by UMNO pulling out of the government? The wording is deliberately, strategically vague,” he said.
Even though Ahmad Zahid’s announcement was "intriguing", said Prof Ahmad Martadha, Malaysians have not heard from the other UMNO MPs, or even Mr Ismail Sabri and Mr Hishammuddin, who were promoted by the prime minister.

UMNO president Ahmad Zahid Hamidi speaking at the party's annual general assembly. (Photo: Facebook/UMNO)

He also noted that while the announcement came from the supreme council, the majority of UMNO's members were not parliamentarians, and Ahmad Zahid’s announcement might have contradicted the wishes of the majority of members in UMNO.
One possible scenario is UMNO sacking those who are serving as ministers as well as the MPs who support the PN government, pushing them into Bersatu’s arms, said Dr Wong.

READ: Shifting political alliances on the cards after UMNO-Bersatu split, say analysts​

That would leave UMNO's grassroots leaders on opposite sides, having to fight Bersatu or BN in the next general election. "It would be a fight between party loyalty and incumbent advantages,” he said.
SNAP POLLS UNLIKELY
Are snap polls on the cards?
The analysts said Ahmad Zahid’s announcement has not significantly altered the political situation all that much in the short term.
Dr Oh observed that Mr Muhyiddin would not be in a hurry to call for a general election as Bersatu might not be in a favourable position to win.
“It’s simply not a strong party, lacking in grassroots, and now that it has made a mess of combatting the pandemic, it is doubtful whether it will win any seat at all,” he said.
It is also unlikely for the opposition PH coalition led by Parti Keadilan Rakyat president Anwar Ibrahim to form a new government, Dr Oh pointed out.

FILE PHOTO: Malaysia opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim speaks during a news conference in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia October 13, 2020. REUTERS/Lim Huey Teng/File photo

Ahmad Zahid reaffirmed in his statement that he would not back Mr Anwar as prime minister and his party would not support any government led by PH and Democratic Action Party.
“If UMNO, as it said last night, does not want to work with them, the opposition can’t form a government without UMNO essentially,” said Dr Oh.
On its part, PH said on Thursday that although it would support calls for Mr Muhyiddin to step down, it is now not the time to call for polls.
Agreeing that there are no alternative coalitions that are ready to take over, Dr Wong said the only way to change the government was to present an alternative majority to the king, in the absence of a formal defeat in the parliament’s Lower House.
He also expressed his concerns that the government ministers, including the new deputy prime minister and senior minister, would not be able to focus on the pandemic, economy or their respective portfolios with the constant political drama.
“More than ever before, Malaysia needs to stabilise and professionalise multiparty competition by making it less winner-takes-all and more policy-based, reducing incumbent advantages and leaving enough room for losers to survive.
“All the remedies that probably go against many Malaysians' taste for gladiator fights,” he said.
Source: CNA/am

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