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八点最热报 | 国家宏愿党公布阵容之后，一眼望去，有被边缘化的旧将，有失意的前政要，也有跨派系拼接出来的政治组合。有人形容这是“复仇者联盟”，但换个角度看，也有人直白一点说：这更像一座“政治回收站”？（主播：梁宝仪）
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00:04Central leadership of the National Red House Party, Baldi Vawasanagala
00:08Layer list
00:08Today it is proudly unveiled.
00:10Hamzah Sainuddin was appointed as the chairman.
00:13A prominent Malay nationalist and former minister
00:16Rais Yadin serves as honorary chairman.
00:19Saifuddin, Yuan Huaishao, Wang Saifu, Liang Jieshen
00:23These former ministers and members of parliament
00:25And then there are politicians who have long suffered from amnesia.
00:27They all returned one by one
00:28Then this whole ranking list
00:31It doesn't feel like a completely new unit is assembling.
00:35More like a car from different eras
00:37Different models of parts
00:38A political war machine forcibly assembled
00:41Its engine comes from the Bersatu party.
00:43Its body still bears the marks of the house barrel and other parts.
00:48The passengers in the carriage were marginalized.
00:51Former players who were dismissed and sidelined
00:54The re-attached pluralistic politics
00:55There are also new stickers to restart the movement.
00:57To get back on Malaysia's political road
01:00However, will it ultimately become the doomsday machine that disrupts the old order?
01:04Or a car that briefly gained light while being squeezed between two tight spaces.
01:07In the end, it will only become a political junkyard of scrap metal.
01:12Let's take a closer look at the list of the National Movement Party's central leadership.
01:15Those who were fired, marginalized, lost their place, or missed their window of opportunity.
01:20Almost everyone reassembled here.
01:22This inevitably raises the question.
01:24This is a reset.
01:26Or is it a political refugee camp?
01:30The appearance of Yadin in the afterlife was packaged as normal.
01:34But what did it shake?
01:36Is it authority or the era?
01:38The presence of veteran players can indeed provide a sense of security within the system.
01:42But it also inadvertently sent out another signal.
01:45This isn't a reboot for the future.
01:47It's more like a recycling and reuse of old political resources.
01:53It is Beber Lama Econ Lama
01:55Let's continue reading.
01:56So-called diversified packaging
01:58Yes, there are indeed Chinese faces on the list.
02:03Young leaders and cross-factional figures
02:05This includes the handling of the chairmanship by former Johor state chairman of Bersatu, Deng Liekang.
02:10Appointed
02:10Vice Chairman You Daxi Niu Ruer
02:12Member of Parliament Wansef
02:13Liang Jieshun, former chief secretary of Ma Qing
02:16And former Patriotic Party Chairman Fan Qingyuan
02:20But the question is no longer whether there is diversity.
02:23The key question is whether this diversity actually has any weight.
02:27Especially the Chinese representatives such as Liang Jieshun and Fan Qingyuan
02:30Within a political framework that is highly Malay-centric
02:34They seem more like they're trying to pass cross-ethnic appearance checks.
02:38And the added patch
02:40It is purely a packaging of election strategies.
02:42Its function is more about self-deception.
02:46non-extremist political parties
02:50National Vision Party officially announces its central leadership lineup.
02:54From Chairman Hamzah Zainudin and President Rais Yatim
02:56Several former ministers and members of parliament expelled by Bersatu
03:00Once this list is released...
03:01The first reaction from the outside world was not new
03:03Rather, it's a bit too familiar.
03:06So I believe that's not much different.
03:09The local chairman compared him to Paiwei and Roni.
03:13Peace talks Ding
03:15Not much different
03:16The local chairman
03:19I think we can say
03:26Wawasan is change
03:27I think we can call it change.
03:31change
03:31change
03:33We know
03:34Amzal Zanuddin
03:35Previously
03:37What is it?
03:37drastically different
03:39subordinate to
03:41subordinate to
03:43subordinate to
03:44But if you see
03:56Members of the National Professors Council
03:58Azmihassan said in an interview
03:59This was packaged as
04:01The newly relaunched political party
04:03This does not meet the definition of a true reboot.
04:05The so-called reboot
04:07It should have meant
04:08A complete break from the character structure of the route
04:11But the reality is...
04:12The person hasn't changed.
04:13Only the brand has changed.
04:14Reset becomes a political repackaging of Rebrand.
04:18However, even the Hongyuan Party itself
04:19No qualitative change
04:20But it still has the potential to become
04:22The political variable that replaced Bersatu
04:25For as much as possible or to transfer and discard
04:27and the battlefield area
04:27I think Parti Wawasan
04:29Capable of this
04:30Not because
04:31For Parti Wawasan
04:33Also try to
04:34But because
04:35Their mutual
04:36and
04:36and the battlefield area
04:38It can help
04:39Many sections of the area
04:41Then
04:41Find a problem
04:42To challenge
04:43yes
04:43I think they can challenge it.
04:45and the battlefield area
04:46Or they can
04:47They
04:48In the region
04:55Asmihashan believes
04:57Although the Red House Party has the ability to challenge the Bersatu Party
04:59But it wasn't based on their own strength.
05:01Instead, it leverages the political resources of PAS.
05:03Leveraging organizational power to rise to a higher position
05:05In the political landscape of Malaysia
05:07Take his fighting power
05:08To a large extent, it comes from PAS.
05:10Supported by this larger political machine
05:13Huang Jinfazi, a political scientist at Shuangwei University, believes that
05:16The Red House Party is essentially the Bersatu party.
05:18An upgraded political replica
05:21Go to the battlefield to fight the election
05:22They may have a better chance of winning than Bersatu.
05:25But the reason wasn't because he was stronger.
05:28Instead, Bersatu is becoming weaker and weaker.
05:31I think what he basically needs to do is
05:33Basadu 2.0
05:35However, compared to Basadu 2.0
05:38More diverse ethnic perspectives
05:41I think he should face off against Basadu.
05:43He has a higher chance of winning than Basadu.
05:45Because Mueidin is already old
05:47Weakness
05:48So you see a lot of party machinery in the districts.
05:52It is under Hamsa's control.
05:54Today everyone is in the Red House Party.
05:57Five others had their party membership terminated.
06:00However, he was not expelled.
06:01In addition, there are 14 other members of parliament who are still active in the party.
06:04I think those five should be included after the dissolution of Congress.
06:08He might even leave the party months before Congress is dissolved.
06:11And what about the other 14?
06:14Some of them may eventually join the Red House Party.
06:17Therefore, if the Red House Party is supported by the Islamic Party
06:21Bersatu's full-scale campaign will secure its victory or election opportunities.
06:27I think they have a very good chance of winning.
06:32Huang Jingfa pointed out that within the larger political structure
06:35The function of the Red House Party is actually very clear.
06:38The goal is to help PAS recruit more members.
06:40Malay voters who dare not vote for PAS
06:42At the same time, it slowly eroded UMNO's territory.
06:45On the surface, he talks about pluralism and new politics.
06:47But deep down it's still a game
06:50The re-division and recombination of Malay politics
06:53I think his function is as a member of the Islamic Party.
06:57To win over those who have reservations about PAS.
07:01Malay and non-Malay voters
07:03Therefore, the functionality for non-Malays is very limited.
07:07Even if he recruits these MCA or Gerakan defectors
07:11However, these people are within the Chinese-Indian community.
07:15None of them are top-tier political figures
07:18Therefore, breaking through the encirclement is extremely difficult.
07:21But what about in Malay society?
07:24His function is actually to erode UMNO's influence.
07:27In addition to wanting to reclaim Bersatu's territory
07:30The goal is to erode UMNO's influence.
07:32However, if we look at the Red House Party more closely...
07:35It will be discovered that this is not news of a new party being formed.
07:39He is more like a mirror
07:41This reflects the ongoing fragmentation of Malay politics.
07:44Reorganization and Re-diversion
07:46Names can be changed
07:48The lineup can be rearranged.
07:50But the real problem remains unchanged.
07:52This force aims to establish a new political order.
07:56Or is it just another continuation of the old order?
08:09After the National Red House Party announced their central lineup
08:13The first reaction from the outside world was not new
08:15Instead, it is familiar
08:16How familiar are we?
08:18Looking at it at a glance
08:19There are marginalized former generals
08:21Former politician with amnesia
08:22There are also cross-bank groups banding together for mutual support.
08:24A political combination pieced together
08:27You could describe this as the Avengers.
08:29But looking at it from another angle
08:31To put it more bluntly
08:32This is more like a political recycling center.
08:36Within this assembly logic
08:38Liang Jieshun
08:39The appearance of Chinese faces such as Fan Qingyuan
08:41It is seen as a kind of inserted Chinese patch.
08:44But do these patches actually open up the middle vote?
08:47Is there a shortage of tickets, especially among Chinese people?
08:50Or is it just a matter of political design?
08:53Let this Malaysian-engined war machine
08:56It doesn't look so simple, does it?
08:58Is this the prelude to a nuclear explosion in the Malay political structure?
09:03Or is it just a self-indulgent bubble after internal resource reallocation?
09:07After the ballot boxes of the Sixth National People's Congress were opened
09:10The answer will be revealed.
09:12Thank you everyone.