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00:05 When the former prime minister, Dena, attended the forum held by the First Leadership Foundation yesterday,
00:10 he again reminded the Malays to be alert.
00:15 He said that if the Malays do not unite again,
00:18 this ethnic group may disappear in the next ten years.
00:23 Dena also warned that if no one in this country cares about the fate of the Malays,
00:27 the Malays will become slaves to other ethnic groups
00:31 and will be forced to live in the hands of the Malays.
00:34 This is not the first time Dena has warned the Malays to unite.
00:38 In July last year, Dena said that the Malays will lose their identity as an ethnic group
00:43 and eventually lose the whole country.
00:46 This is because after foreigners gain citizenship,
00:49 they are required to become a multiracial country.
00:52 Dena even turned back time when he gave a speech yesterday,
00:56 reminding the Malays to unite because the country has lost a lot.
01:02 Dena said in a political and ideological forum yesterday that
01:22 if the Malays do not unite again, this ethnic group may disappear in the next ten years.
01:27 Dena also reminded the Malays to know how to use their power in the election.
01:31 He also compared the difference in the voting rate between the Chinese and Malays.
01:35 Don't vote for the Malays.
01:39 If you want to vote, you have to have money.
01:42 You don't have to be rich to vote.
01:49 Only 65% of the Chinese vote.
01:52 98% of the Malays vote.
01:55 Dena also called on all the participants to spread his concerns about the future of the country
02:01 and to awaken the Malays' sense of crisis.
02:04 Out of the 400 people who attended today's meeting,
02:09 each of them met with 10 people
02:13 and told them what we discussed here.
02:17 To them, 10 people.
02:20 So that they understand that our country will disappear in the next 10 years.
02:29 The Malaysian Government's Global Dialogue
02:34 The Malaysian Government's Global Dialogue
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