Malaysia’s PM faces mounting pressure to call for snap polls, but will he cave?
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Malaysia’s PM faces mounting pressure to call for snap polls, but will he cave?
https://www.scmp.com/week-asia/politics/...ssure-call
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no.
Malaysian inflationary collapse like those in Sri lanka and Pakistan intensifying
He a good PM
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#3

Spore will b d punching bag to score points  Big Grin

There is no right or wrong decisions. 
One only has to bear the consequences that one makes  Big Grin
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Party president Anwar Ibrahim not having the majority to become prime minister would not have arisen had Dr M kept his promises. He also denied Mahathir’s claim that the nonagenarian would still be prime minister if not for the ‘Anwar move’.

The move refers to the Pakatan Harapan leader being...😭
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I think this mutland PM is afflialiated with the illuminati agenda
the illuminati want to increase prices to increase suffering for the poor
indonesia, india also
\ban this and that
to increase inflation
and finally the illuminati can xcall for a 'reset'
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He doesnt need to cave in

he has Najib under his protection , the support of the king, Mahathir no more , no oppositions

I think he is the best option ..no controversail shit

and Malays being Majority voters will vote for him instead of the Gay opposition leader
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Ppl thinking what
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https://www.scmp.com/week-asia/politics/...ssure-call
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Is Malaysia trying to compete with Australia to see who can change PMs faster and more regularly?

Observer = KILLjoy = starbugstk = Dan = lvlrsSTI = OWNER.
Trying so hard to find my Archilles Point wor. Hehe Love
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Anwar, Muhyiddin's parties suffer blows; split votes likely for opposition at Malaysia's next GE.

https://www.straitstimes.com/asia/se-asi...y2wN7g9P9S
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(03-06-2022, 02:20 PM)Bigiron Wrote:  Malaysia’s PM faces mounting pressure to call for snap polls, but will he cave?
https://www.scmp.com/week-asia/politics/...ssure-call

Malaysia's plantation minister Rotfl Zuraida quits Bersatu, to discuss resignation from Cabinet with prime minister.
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(04-06-2022, 12:01 PM)Teeth53 Wrote:  Anwar, Muhyiddin's parties suffer blows; split votes likely for opposition at Malaysia's next GE.

https://www.straitstimes.com/asia/se-asi...y2wN7g9P9S
Anwar or Dr M.  Thinking
https://m.kinitv.com/en/bulletin/116161
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(04-06-2022, 01:57 PM)Teeth53 Wrote:  Anwar or Dr M.  Thinking
https://m.kinitv.com/en/bulletin/116161

Pejuang chairperson Dr Mahathir said he would still be prime minister  Rotfl if not for PKR president Anwar Ibrahim.

In an interview with Utusan Malaysia.
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My can have election before their national day 
then lift the chicken ban Big Grin
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(04-06-2022, 12:01 PM)Teeth53 Wrote:  Anwar, Muhyiddin's parties suffer blows; split votes likely for opposition at Malaysia's next GE.

https://www.straitstimes.com/asia/se-asi...y2wN7g9P9S

Zuraida 'serenades' supporters at KLIA after trip to Turkey. JUN 3 3:50 PM

Plantation Industries and Commodities Minister Zuraida Kamaruddin sang for her supporters at the Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) following her return from Turkey yesterday.

She is expected to meet Prime Minister  Rotfl Ismail Sabri Yaakob soon to discuss her position in the cabinet.

On May 26, Zuraida announced her decision to leave Bersatu and join Parti Bangsa Malaysia,
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(03-06-2022, 04:49 PM)Teeth53 Wrote:  Party president Anwar Ibrahim not having the majority to become prime minister would not have arisen had Dr M kept his promises. He also denied Mahathir’s claim that the nonagenarian would still be prime minister if not for the ‘Anwar move’.

The move refers to the Pakatan Harapan leader being...😭

How do these affect those 18+ vote value?

Electoral roll has increased over 40pct. Has your vote value appreciated or depreciated?

We previously mentioned the Federal Constitution stipulated that no constituency should exceed the ±33.33 percent limit of the national average number of voters.

The number of voters has significantly increased following the implementation of the policy of lowering the voting age to 18 years old and the Automatic Voter Registration (AVR) system which came into effect on Dec 15 last year.

Based on the EC’s electoral roll as of February 2022, the total number of Malaysian voters has now reached 21,056,108 with an increase of 40.90 percent (6,115,484 voters), compared to the total number of voters in the 2018 general election.

As many as 26 parliamentary constituencies have gained more than 50,000 voters each. Most of these are located in Selangor and Johor.

How do these numbers affect the vote value of urbanites compared to others? Let’s check it out...

299,638 @voters in Bangi. Largest constituency
Igan in Sarawak is a constituency with the least number of voters in Malaysia - 28,194. This article will take Igan as the basis for comparison.

Meanwhile, the largest number is in Bangi, Selangor, which recorded a total of 299,638 voters.
Despite every voter in Igan and Bangi having a vote to choose their parliamentary representative in the general election, the vote value in both of the constituencies is actually not the same. In 2018, one vote in Igan equals 9.13 votes in Bangi. This was because Igan had 19,592 voters while Bangi had 178,790.

However, following the implementation of the Undi18 and AVR system, the number of voters in Bangi became 10.63 times of Igan and this caused the “depreciation” of vote value in Bangi.

Hote value appreciated or depreciated? What is your vote value compared to Igan?

What is appreciation/depreciation of vote value?
Electoral gerrymandering has been a long-existing issue in Malaysia, resulting in a huge disparity of voting powers in different constituencies. It goes against the principle of “one-person, one-vote” and equal representation in the democratic electoral system.

In the meantime, the National Census 2020 report data showed that Malaysia’s urbanisation rate had reached 75.1 percent while Selangor recorded the highest rate of urban population which was 95.8 percent. For federal territories like Kuala Lumpur and Putrajaya, the urban population had already reached 100 percent. Johor also had 77.4 percent of the population living in the city.

It is undeniable that the high opportunities for employment and development in cities have led to rural depopulation and a fast-growing urban population. However, when the number of constituencies did not adjust accordingly, the population in urban areas will definitely become several times larger than in suburban and rural areas.

Therefore, the implementation of the AVR system without adjusting the number of parliamentary seats would only worsen the situation of malapportionment.

According to the EC’s data, Malaysiakini found that there are 24 constituencies with more than 150,000 voters, all of which are urban constituencies located in the peninsula. Their value of votes is also the smallest compared to other constituencies, which is more than 4.5 times compared with Igan.

Among the 24 constituencies, 15 were located in Selangor, followed by Johor (4), Negeri Sembilan (2) and one each in Kedah, Malacca and Perak.

In terms of states, Selangor has the highest number of voters and the population is still growing rapidly. Before GE14, Selangor had 2,415,074 voters - 16.2 percent of the total voters in Malaysia.

As of February 2022, the percentage of Selangor voters has increased to 17.3 percent (3,643,381 people), followed by Johor (12.4 percent) and Perak (9.7 percent).

In other words, these three states already make up 39.4 percent of the nation’s electorate.
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It will be a surprise call within next 12 months when everyone least expected amidst expecting an election anytime
Kind of oxymoron
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(03-06-2022, 04:49 PM)Teeth53 Wrote:  Party president Anwar Ibrahim not having the majority to become prime minister would not have arisen had Dr M kept his promises. He also denied Mahathir’s claim that the nonagenarian would still be prime minister if not for the ‘Anwar move’.

The move refers to the Pakatan Harapan leader being...😭

Unofficial: Rafizi wins PKR deputy, allies take three of four veeps. Anwar-Rafizi best ‘ticket’ for PKR to take on GE15

Well done former Pandan MP Rafizi Ramli for winning the PKR deputy presidency. I was rooting for you. The time has come to consolidate the party and move forward in the right direction
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(04-06-2022, 03:50 PM)Teeth53 Wrote:  Unofficial: Rafizi wins PKR deputy, allies take three of four veeps. Anwar-Rafizi best ‘ticket’ for PKR to take on GE15

Well done former Pandan MP Rafizi Ramli for winning the PKR deputy presidency. I was rooting for you. The time has come to consolidate the party and move forward in the right direction

https://m.malaysiakini.com/news/622857
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(04-06-2022, 03:50 PM)Teeth53 Wrote:  Unofficial: Rafizi wins PKR deputy, allies take three of four veeps. Anwar-Rafizi best ‘ticket’ for PKR to take on GE15

Well done former Pandan MP Rafizi Ramli for winning the PKR deputy presidency. I was rooting for you. The time has come to consolidate the party and move forward in the right direction

My is better than hk, good to have few options to choose from,
but quality may not there..
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#21

He under tremendous pressures.
Look at the party-like atmosphere
of get election ready now!
but he got headwind from the Bilderberg grp
this last tango u will see wat Xi and Putin for
wat they really r.
Iran fires the last salvo
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https://i0.wp.com/multipolarista.com/wp-...1536%2C864
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#23

This guy the PM's post fell on his lap from the sky after Mahathir resigned. The call for him to fuxk off already started more than 2 years ago but he managed to hang in there by locking down the country. Looks like a sticky guy that will be hard to remove by pressure....... Big Grin

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(04-06-2022, 03:30 PM)jameslee58@hotmail.com Wrote:  It will be a surprise call within next 12 months when everyone least expected amidst expecting an election anytime
Kind of oxymoron

https://m.malaysiakini.com/columns/623419
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(04-06-2022, 03:20 PM)Teeth53 Wrote:  How do these affect those 18+ vote value?

Electoral roll has increased over 40pct. Has your vote value appreciated or depreciated?

We previously mentioned the Federal Constitution stipulated that no constituency should exceed the ±33.33 percent limit of the national average number of voters.

The number of voters has significantly increased following the implementation of the policy of lowering the voting age to 18 years old and the Automatic Voter Registration (AVR) system which came into effect on Dec 15 last year.

Based on the EC’s electoral roll as of February 2022, the total number of Malaysian voters has now reached 21,056,108 with an increase of 40.90 percent (6,115,484 voters), compared to the total number of voters in the 2018 general election.

As many as 26 parliamentary constituencies have gained more than 50,000 voters each. Most of these are located in Selangor and Johor.

How do these numbers affect the vote value of urbanites compared to others? Let’s check it out...

299,638 @voters in Bangi. Largest constituency
Igan in Sarawak is a constituency with the least number of voters in Malaysia - 28,194. This article will take Igan as the basis for comparison.

Meanwhile, the largest number is in Bangi, Selangor, which recorded a total of 299,638 voters.
Despite every voter in Igan and Bangi having a vote to choose their parliamentary representative in the general election, the vote value in both of the constituencies is actually not the same. In 2018, one vote in Igan equals 9.13 votes in Bangi. This was because Igan had 19,592 voters while Bangi had 178,790.

However, following the implementation of the Undi18 and AVR system, the number of voters in Bangi became 10.63 times of Igan and this caused the “depreciation” of vote value in Bangi.

Hote value appreciated or depreciated? What is your vote value compared to Igan?

What is appreciation/depreciation of vote value?
Electoral gerrymandering has been a long-existing issue in Malaysia, resulting in a huge disparity of voting powers in different constituencies. It goes against the principle of “one-person, one-vote” and equal representation in the democratic electoral system.

In the meantime, the National Census 2020 report data showed that Malaysia’s urbanisation rate had reached 75.1 percent while Selangor recorded the highest rate of urban population which was 95.8 percent. For federal territories like Kuala Lumpur and Putrajaya, the urban population had already reached 100 percent. Johor also had 77.4 percent of the population living in the city.

It is undeniable that the high opportunities for employment and development in cities have led to rural depopulation and a fast-growing urban population. However, when the number of constituencies did not adjust accordingly, the population in urban areas will definitely become several times larger than in suburban and rural areas.

Therefore, the implementation of the AVR system without adjusting the number of parliamentary seats would only worsen the situation of malapportionment.

According to the EC’s data, Malaysiakini found that there are 24 constituencies with more than 150,000 voters, all of which are urban constituencies located in the peninsula. Their value of votes is also the smallest compared to other constituencies, which is more than 4.5 times compared with Igan.

Among the 24 constituencies, 15 were located in Selangor, followed by Johor (4), Negeri Sembilan (2) and one each in Kedah, Malacca and Perak.

In terms of states, Selangor has the highest number of voters and the population is still growing rapidly. Before GE14, Selangor had 2,415,074 voters - 16.2 percent of the total voters in Malaysia.

As of February 2022, the percentage of Selangor voters has increased to 17.3 percent (3,643,381 people), followed by Johor (12.4 percent) and Perak (9.7 percent).

In other words, these three states already make up 39.4 percent of the nation’s electorate.

https://newslab.malaysiakini.com/malapportionment/en
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In a nutshell
https://youtu.be/Ih2BU4iYEh4
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(03-06-2022, 05:07 PM)keys Wrote:  He doesnt need to cave in

he has Najib under his protection , the support of the king, Mahathir no more , no oppositions

I think he is the best option ..no controversail shit

and Malays being Majority voters will vote for him instead of the Gay opposition leader

https://www.malaysianow.com/news/2022/06...ays-nazri/
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(04-06-2022, 10:28 PM)Teeth53 Wrote:  https://www.malaysianow.com/news/2022/06...ays-nazri/

Citing, Nazri said it made no sense to hold GE15 in the near future. A former law minister, also said that an early election would not be easy as the proposal to dissolve Parliament would have to go through several stages of discussion among the component leaders in the government coalition.

It would also have to go through a Cabinet discussion and receive the consent of the Yang di-Pertuan Agong.
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#29

Zero in
Bilderberg grp meeting now
HK gov rents out the whole Grand Orange Washington DC(Mandarin Oriental)
Orange Lodge secret handshake:

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Barisan Nasional (BN) advisory board chairman Najib Razak says the coalition will have to shoulder risks if it continues to delay the dissolution of Parliament.

https://www.malaysianow.com/news/2022/06...ays-najib/
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