00:00 After the election of Rolf Schampu, the leader of the first party, Hadi Awong, was always criticizing the West.
00:05 He criticized the first party for refusing to follow the first-law in the era of the People's Union.
00:11 He blamed the first party for forcing the first party to abandon the Islamic concept, and the first party would only withdraw from the People's Union.
00:18 Then later, he also promoted the Schleider coup to overthrow the West.
00:22 During the election of Schampu, Hadi dug up these past events and claimed that the first party had been persecuted by rockets.
00:29 This led to the attack of the pro-democracy party leader Mosab.
00:33 It should be mentioned that Mosab was the second-in-command of the first party, and was once the chairman of the first party.
00:40 He criticized Hadi for the fact that the first party wanted to crack the People's Union,
00:46 but he blamed the rockets for forcing the first party to break up with the People's Union.
00:50 Mosab told Hadi Awong not to lie anymore.
00:53 The whole time must go back to the time when Mosab did not take the leadership of the open-minded party to withdraw from the first party,
01:00 and established the door to the new party.
01:03 Mosab broke through Hadi's lies, saying that in 2015, the first party would withdraw from the People's Union and break up with the People's Union,
01:09 not because the movement party opposed the first-law, but because the first party had already broken up with the first party,
01:15 and wanted to embrace the national uprising that controlled the power of the state,
01:20 and tried to use the Islamic sentiment to fulfill his political desires.
01:24 Mosab said that the whole thing had nothing to do with the movement party,
01:28 and that the opposition to the first law was just a means of slandering and ugly-sounding the rocket.
01:32 Mosab also further mentioned that the first party would withdraw from the People's Union and want to go to the Uyghur.
01:38 We use a more understandable term for the current situation,
01:43 the first party had already wanted to form a group with the government's Uyghur after the 2013 505 election.
01:52 The first party wanted to unite the government with the Uyghur and share the power.
01:57 At that time, Mosab was also quite dumbfounded.
02:00 Why?
02:01 Because he said that the first party had to withdraw from the People's Union,
02:04 but did not pass the discussion of the first party meeting,
02:07 and the first party announced that it would break off with the rocket.
02:10 Then the first party withdrew from the People's Union.
02:12 Everyone should be very clear about the later developments.
02:16 After the first party withdrew from the People's Union, it was ambiguous with the Uyghur of that era.
02:21 Until the Uyghur lost power in 509, the first party still did not give up on the Uyghur.
02:26 The two parties of the Uyghur united in 2019 and jointly established the National Consensus on the Unification of Malay People.
02:34 Mo Fargat National
02:35 Let's look at the history.
02:37 This is also the news of Mosab to counter Hady attack the rocket against Islam.
02:42 It's a lie.
02:44 To be honest, it's just that the first party has its own political intentions.
02:49 Well, it's been a long time since the Uyghur mentioned the topic of "Malaysia's National Consensus".
02:56 Originally, everyone thought that after the alliance between the West and the government last year,
03:00 the Uyghur marriage seemed to be a marriage between two people.
03:06 It didn't occur to me that the first party's second son, Danyi Brasim,
03:09 was so fond of the Uyghur.
03:12 He couldn't forget it.
03:14 He called the Uyghur again.
03:15 The first party was ready to continue cooperation with some Uyghur leaders through the framework of the National Consensus.
03:23 What is it called "preparing to continue cooperation with some leaders of the Uyghur"?
03:29 Danyi Brasim said during an interview with the Free Army of Denmark,
03:33 "The first party welcomes those Uyghur leaders who are deeply involved in the Uyghur,
03:36 but do not like to cooperate with the Action Party.
03:39 They stand with the first party under the framework of the National Consensus.
03:43 Now the door to reconciliation between the two parties is still wide open."
03:47 Danyi Brasim believes that most Uyghur members are still fond of the National Consensus.
03:52 He believes that as long as Muslims can unite, they can rebuild Denmark.
03:57 Of course, the first party is willing to reconcile with those Uyghur leaders who hate the Action Party.
04:02 This statement is not just Danyi Brasim's personal statement.
04:07 The chairman of the First Party Religious Council, Mufidz Mohammed,
04:11 said at the lecture of the Northern Xinjiang and Southern China Medical School last night,
04:16 "In fact, the first party and the Tartar Party are ready to cooperate with the Uyghur.
04:21 But there is a precondition.
04:24 The precondition is that the Uyghur leader, Zha Xi, must step down.
04:29 As long as Zha Xi steps down, the three major Malaysian political parties in China can cooperate.
04:34 He claimed that as long as the Uyghur, the first party and the Tartar Party cooperate,
04:39 they can have more seats in Congress.
04:42 Then it will be more convenient for them to promote and manage domestic Muslim affairs.
04:47 And in terms of uniting Muslims,
04:50 it is the direction of struggle of their first party all the way.
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