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  1. MALAYSIA: "PAS leaders missed Dr Hasmah’s funeral due to prior commitments, says Tuan Ibrahim." Do you really believe them? Has it something to do with politics or Islam? I would say, "Both". malaymail.com/news/malaysia/20 #MalaysianPolitics

  2. Considering the political situation in Malaysia, I would say that the current government has managed to stay afloat and to be able to serve its citizens. It not easy to run this country considering the way political parties shift alliances, thus forcing the government to include those that should not be included. #MalaysianPolitics

  3. MALAYSIAN POLITICS: During Independence day, in general, you will ONLY find Malays housing the National Flag at home in housing estates. What does it indicate? A Unity Government? United for what? At least I can say that this government has attended to the poor and need, and public far more better than previous governments. However, the real issue is SELF-ENRICHMENT, a national disease. #MalaysianPolitics

  4. MALAYSIAN POLITICS: When a DAP minister in the Federal government resigns but the party remains in the government what does it signify? It signifies NOTHING! Its just ONE LEG IN and the OTHER OUTSIDE. UMNO and PAS are no different. All these BED-FELLOWS regularly 'jump ship' if there is an opportunity. As a result of this CORRUPTION, ABUSE OF POWER etc can never be resolved. #MalaysianPolitics

  5. MALAYSIAN POLITICS: Malaysian politicians are all opportunists. While every political party has a manifesto, the general trend is to grab any opportunity to become a Federal Minister or State Minister. All this wheeling-and-dealing actually produces no real result. It only provides accommodation for the government to REMAIN in power. These politicians receive SEVERAL pensions for being someone... not bad, compared to the common man. #MalaysianPolitics

  6. Malaysian Politics: PAS and UMNO have been uncomfortable bedfellows for decades from the time Mahathir was prime minister. They keep changing 'bed-sheets' every now and then to accommodate one another in Malaysian politics. #MalaysianPolitics

  7. MALAYSIA: It upsets me greatly when Malay-Muslim politicians play the racial card. You can say what you like about the Chinese... they work hard and they do buy us off... whose fault is that? Now its about Muslim unity? What unity? To serve the NATION or become SELF-ENRICHMENT thieves? High time Muslims clean up house and put an end to this 'fasad' or Allah will do so in due time! #MalaysianCorruption #MalaysianPolitics

  8. Can you imagine Muslims from Malaysia robbing their own religious institution to enrich themselves: Tabung Haji scandle trillions lost; Zakat abuse etc. You can check this all out in the news: our Muslim politicians and Muslims we place our trust in desert us to enrich themselves! #MalaysianCorruption #MalaysianPolitics

  9. Malaysia's UMNO has a good chance of winning the next general elections. However, it need to improve. #MalaysianPolitics

  10. UMNO of Malaysia, needs to regain and remain the dominant political party in the country. However, it needs to clean up its image and truly serve the Malays and the nation. Self-enrichment politicians with bad track records need to be put aside. If they do not do this, it will mean a 'total' sellout of the Malays. #MalaysianPolitics

  11. In Malaysia, "self-enrichment" is a national hobby. Never is there a day that goes by with a corruption arrest. Sometimes those with "invested" authority, assume they own a state within Malaysia. Politics is often manipulated to get the right party in power during elections so they can continue enriching themselves. #MalaysianPolitics

  12. Malaysian Judge: 1MDB trial judge Datuk Collin Lawrence Sequerah should receive a Gobal Award for upholding justice. Seldom will you find a judge in Malaysia acting with such bravery. malaymail.com/news/malaysia/20 #justice #MalaysianPolitics

  13. Former Malaysian PM and National Thief: ‘Not chicken feed’: 1MDB judge says Najib’s reaction to US$681m deposits not that of a reasonable man. malaymail.com/news/malaysia/20 #MalaysianPolitics

  14. I have raised this issue many times with no effect. In Malaysia, every politician receives several pensions at different levels of appointment at State and National level. Why not JUST one pension based on the last held position? #MalaysianPolitics

  15. The "privacy" you think you have in Malaysia is an illusion.

    Authorities have a legal backdoor into your entire digital existence. Under Section 249 of the Communications & Multimedia Act (CMA), police can demand your passwords, PINs, or biometrics during an investigation.

    Here is the creepy part: Refusing to unlock your phone IS the crime itself.

    They don't need to crack sophisticated encryption; they just crack you with the threat of immediate arrest for "obstruction." You become a criminal just for trying to protect your data dignity.

    And it's getting worse. The incoming #Pindaan2025 amendments propose escalating penalties for non-compliance up to a staggering RM1 MILLION fine or 5 YEARS in prison.

    This isn't about fighting crime; it's an infrastructure designed to force compliance through state-sanctioned fear. Your digital mind is yours only until they ask for it. Wake up.

    #DigitalRightsMY #AKM1998 #Privacy #Censorship #MalaysiaBoleh #DigitalRightsMY #CMA2025 #Section249 #PrivacyInMalaysia #EndSurveillance #FightCensorship #DigitalFreedom #Malaysia #OnlinePrivacy #DataProtection #EncryptionRights #SurveillanceState #CyberSecurityMY #RightToSilence #TechPolicy #HumanRights #DigitalJustice #StopPindaan2025 #PrivacyNow #FreedomOfExpression #MalaysianPolitics #DigitalActivism #RightToPrivacy #SurveillanceLaws #InformationRights #AKM1998 #OrangKenaCekup #DigitalOppression #SecureTheWeb #ResistSurveillance #TechForGood #DigitalSovereignty #OnlineFreedom #DataOwnership #DigitalRights

  16. [Edited] My past blog entry snippet is a crucial reminder for the fedizens: The idea that having different political choices equals being "divided" is a harmful label. True stability comes from acknowledging and navigating a healthy, functioning, diverse political landscape.

    > But here is where the political spin becomes harmful: The politician does not focus on systemic failures; he blames the victims.

    > Having different political choices is not being "divided"—it is the definition of a healthy, functioning democracy.

    kalvin.my/enough-with-the-divi

    #democracy #politics #fediverse #pluralism #diversity #politicalchoice #activism #humantech #sabah #malaysianpolitics #socialjustice #debate #decentralisation #community #governance #opinion #rights #freedom #thought #sociology

  17. I'm tired of Malaysian politics relying on scare tactics, guilt-tripping, and ethnic discrimination. Sabah deserves the assertion of autonomy and restoration of rights. We must demand real solutions and decentralisation, not old school political party loyalty.

    weblog.kalvin.my/beyond-propag

    #sabah #borneo #malaysianpolitics #autonomy #decentralisation #propaganda #politicalads #coercion #humanedignity #justice #activism #corruption #ethnicity #religion #politicalreform #borneopride #eastmalaysia #rant #thoughts #kupi

  18. Dear Sabahans! Which political party will you vote for soon?

    The political landscape in Sabah is intensely fragmented, forcing voters to look beyond party loyalty. The focus is now on candidate competence and which coalition can truly resolve critical issues like water disruptions, infrastructure, and the high cost of living.

    #sabah #prn17 #politics #malaysianpolitics #borneo #elections #voters #grs #warisan #bn #ph #localissues #economy #ma63 #youthvote #kedaulatan #integrity #governance #sabahan #borneopride

  19. Me wondering if there's a parliament session cos I got no entertainment options for lunch.

    #MYToots #Malaysia #MalaysianPolitics

  20. Apparently, Hamzah/PN’s tactic is working on TikTok, where their audience is. #MalaysianPolitics

  21. Ismail Sabri looks so awkward here.
    #MalaysianPolitics #malaysia
    Photo by: Norman Goh / Hadi Azmi

  22. Saw a bunch of Elon worshippers trying to do the “notice me senpai” dance.
    Some time before Musk wanted to buy the bird app, I wrote this:
    “I’ve been thinking about this for a while and have came to a realization. I call it the paradox of feudalism.
    The more wealthy/powerful/famous a person is perceived to be,
    the more others feel in awe,
    and the more his/her supporters feel “noticed” when the leader/person pretends to reach out to the masses = results in higher levels of devotion and support.
    If you ask me, this explains why Elon Musk has such a fanatical fan base (the richest man on earth shitposting like a 12-y-o and replying to random tweets from normies is a perfect way to make his supporters feel “noticed”), and why Malaysian politicians seem to enjoy plenty of support despite their ugly display of wealth.”
    Article link: jianntyng.com/the-paradox-of-f
    #MalaysianPolitics #ElonMusk #Twitter

  23. All we want is 5 years of uninterrupted governance under a semi-competent government. #malaysia #MalaysianPolitics

  24. If you’ve heard me ranting about Malaysian politics, this is a good report on how bonkers the racial politics can get here. Also, it’s great research on how disinformation works during elections outside of the US.

    I’m also deliberately not putting this behind a content warning because this is the sort of thing that should be read. Also, people never believe me when I say the racial politics in Malaysia is crazy.

    gnet-research.org/2022/12/14/r

    #MalaysianPolitics #RacialPolitics #PoliticalMisinformation #SocialMedia #TikTok

  25. “If [Malaysian racial politics] wasn’t complicated enough, people often forget there’s a third distinct political circle. There are two Malaysian states on the island of Borneo – Sabah and Sarawak. They are totally different from Peninsular Malaysia in terms of history, demography, language and culture.

    Sabah and Sarawak are very multiracial. Interracial and intercultural marriages are common, and there’s little in the way of a religious divide. While political Islam is trying to make headway in both states, locals have made it clear they reject the extreme form of Islam promoted by Parti Islam Malaysia.“

    theconversation.com/the-daunti

    #MalaysianPolitics #Borneo #Sarawak #AnwarIbrahim

  26. CW: Malaysian’s 10th Prime Minister

    Very happy that this has come to pass, and that we have managed to hold off on allowing the right-wing extremists to enter Sarawak (for now). Am cautiously optimistic for this. #Malaysia #MalaysianPolitics

    Anwar Ibrahim: The man who waited decades to be Malaysia's prime minister channelnewsasia.com/asia/anwar

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