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八点最热报 | 前天在马六甲，马华总会长魏家祥率众离席，怒斥巫统将马华原本的七个传统选区，只剩下两个，五个送了给伊党做人情。马华最终沦落为巫统向伊党暗送秋波的“政治人情”？（主播: 萧慧敏）
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00:00A reminder before watching the video
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00:04The day before yesterday in Malacca
00:06Ma Huateng President Wei Jiaxiang led the group to leave the venue.
00:08He angrily denounced UMNO for its one-handed control.
00:10Ma Hua's original seven traditional constituencies
00:12Only two left
00:13Five were given to one party as a favor.
00:16That scheme was meticulous
00:18Ma Hua never expected this.
00:19My carefully planned survival strategy
00:21Ultimately, it became UMNO's way of siding with PAS.
00:24Political favors exchanged in secret
00:26There are also offerings that can be sent at any time.
00:28Ma Hua's original plan was
00:30Hoping for cooperation between UMNO and PAS
00:32Then, taking advantage of the momentum of Malay unity...
00:34Even if they can't win back many Chinese votes
00:36They can also get a share of the pie through Malay votes.
00:39But I didn't expect it.
00:40The benefits of Malay tickets have not yet been realized.
00:42His own seat, however, became UMNO's.
00:45leverage to win new allies
00:47They originally intended to take advantage of the witch doctor's influence.
00:49Lying bricks Malaysian ticket
00:50But he ended up becoming a member of UMNO.
00:52The first course served to PAS
00:55Refuse to become a commodity to be peddled.
00:56Wei Jiaxia then led his group away in a huff.
00:59Ma Hua finally saw it clearly.
01:00The stark reality of parasitic strategies
01:03In the past, Barisan Nasional cooperated with Westminster.
01:05There is a People's Action Party in the Chinese constituency.
01:07Ma Huateng is completely unable to break through.
01:09However, what was unexpected was...
01:10UMNO is now seeking cooperation with PAS.
01:12The priority is how to integrate.
01:15Malay votes
01:16Instead of protecting Ma Hua
01:17Winning in the Malay mixed constituency
01:19As a result, UMNO changed its partners.
01:21Ma Hua's political space
01:23But it was also squeezed
01:25Even more ironic is
01:25Ma Hua originally hoped
01:27With the help of Malay unity
01:28To compensate for the weakness of losing Chinese votes
01:31But I didn't expect it.
01:33UMNO's plan, however
01:34Being able to use your position as a hostile figure to curry favor
01:36That's the most painful betrayal.
01:39Ma Hua rejects UMNO's cooperation with West Alliance.
01:41Fear of losing the mixed selection area
01:43Now, however, UMNO is behind them.
01:45A fiercely unified dance
01:49Wei Jiaxiang's dramatic exit tonight worked.
01:52List of candidates for the Malacca state election
01:54That anger in the face of Ma Hua
01:55Barisan Nasional Chairman Zahid quickly tried to quell the fire.
01:57Admitting that the secretariat did not perform well
01:59Wei Jiaxiang was not notified in advance
02:00They pledged to resolve the controversy before the nomination on October 31.
02:04Since the candidate's letter of appointment has not yet been signed
02:07Ma Hua still has room for negotiation
02:08As for what kind of compromise the two sides will ultimately reach...
02:11It is still too early to draw a conclusion.
02:13However, the number of seats was reduced from 7 to only 2.
02:16Ma Hua's high-profile table-slamming incident
02:17Does it really have the confidence to turn against UMNO?
02:20Or can we only rely on a tough stance?
02:22Try to gain the last bit of bargaining power for yourself
02:25Leaving aside this official nomination theory
02:28There is still one week left.
02:29So he still has time to try and fight for it.
02:32That usually applies to negotiation skills.
02:35You must elevate your own image and project a strong presence.
02:38Moreover, this performance was intense and forceful.
02:41He also needs to give an explanation to his party members and supporters.
02:45In that particular situation
02:46Wen Jiaxiang is rather compromising and weak.
02:49He might face criticism from within the party.
02:52Moreover, this does not contradict his future negotiations with the Barisan Nasional coalition.
02:56So this is in terms of posture
02:57He must act in a high-profile and intense manner.
03:01Ma Huateng's table-slamming remark was met with applause from the grassroots.
03:04They believe that the founding member party of the Barisan Nasional coalition...
03:06It shouldn't have come to the point where they can't even make decisions about their own candidates.
03:10But some voters lamented
03:11Ma Hua's current predicament is unlikely to be changed simply by banging on the table.
03:16Because UMNO can decide who to cooperate with.
03:18However, it is becoming increasingly difficult for Ma Hua to make a decision.
03:21How much of a position can I still hold in the league?
03:44This is precisely Ma Hua's biggest political contradiction today.
03:48In the past, Barisan Nasional cooperated with Simon.
03:49There is a People's Action Party in the Chinese constituency.
03:51Ma Huateng struggles to gain more traction within the alliance.
03:54UMNO has now shifted its focus to cooperating with PAS.
03:57Ma Huateng originally thought that Malay unity would consolidate Malay votes.
04:01Even without much support from the Chinese community, he could make himself...
04:03It can also leverage the strength of UMNO and PAS.
04:06Get a share of the mixed selection area
04:08But unexpectedly, the benefits of the Malay votes were not yet realized.
04:12His own seat was used by UMNO to do favors for cooperation with PAS.
04:16Political scientists Pan Yongqiang and Asmi Hassan believe
04:19For UMNO
04:20If Mahathir cannot bring enough Chinese votes to the Barisan Nasional coalition
04:23So, we should distribute Ishi to partners who can win over Malay votes.
04:27It might be more in line with his political calculations.
04:30But the MCA must also remember
04:32In Johu and Gisillah
04:35Chinese votes from Barisan or MCA and MIC
04:41It's a very low limit.
04:43I think 10% is the minimum.
04:45When there is a great unity among Malays
04:47And as it matures...
04:49For reunification by force
04:50He felt that Ma Huateng was no longer needed.
04:52Ma Huateng is no longer important.
04:53Because Ma Huateng cannot bring many Chinese votes to the Barisan Nasional coalition.
04:58Regarding reunification by force
05:00He believed that as long as I consolidated the Malay vote...
05:03The role of Ma Hua does not exist.
05:05Because he also couldn't help us gain much support from the Chinese community.
05:08In this way
05:09We should make our constituency our seat
05:12Used to allocate to PAS
05:15Assigned to the National League
05:16It would be more worthwhile to win over this Malay ally.
05:20Ma Huateng originally hoped to leverage the Malay unity movement.
05:23To address the shortcoming of losing Chinese American votes
05:25However, if consolidating with one party could win more Malay votes...
05:28Why should a military unification require allocating seats to those who cannot bring enough Chinese representatives?
05:32What about the real Ma Huateng?
05:34What's even more awkward for Ma Hua now is...
05:36Staying with Barisan Nasional may lead to continued marginalization.
05:39Leaving Barisan Nasional would mean losing the support of UMNO's Malay votes.
05:42Staying is difficult, leaving is difficult.
05:44However, Pan Yongqiang believes
05:46Ma Hua cannot only focus on immediate gains.
05:49Therefore, Ma Hua should oppose or express his opinion.
05:52Not entirely supportive of Malay unity
05:55Because of the great unity of the Malays
05:57In the long run, this is detrimental to Chinese politics.
05:59And it was immediately exposed
06:02It is also not beneficial to the Ma Hua Guild.
06:04Therefore, Ma Huateng should not prioritize short-term gains.
06:07For political opportunism
06:09And blur one's principles
06:11He should oppose or resist Malay unity.
06:15To restore the Barisan Nasional coalition to its ethnic composition
06:18The original principle of sharing power
06:21If Ma Huateng's motivation is purely short-term profit...
06:24He also implicitly acknowledged his association with PAS.
06:27Therefore, he is unlikely to receive strong support from the Chinese community.
06:31Ultimately, they will not gain the respect of a military reunification.
06:34So this is Ma Hua's dilemma.
06:35Asmin Hassan also believes
06:37What Ma Hua should really be worried about
06:38It's not about how many seats Barisan Nasional ultimately allocated to him.
06:41The question is whether they can win again.
06:43Trust of non-Malay voters
06:45Because only by making unification by force believe
06:46Ma Hua has the ability to garner votes for the alliance.
06:49Only then can Ma Hua regain his bargaining power.
07:10The most embarrassing thing for Ma Hua this time is probably not just one seat.
07:13Winning two seats from seven.
07:15Rather, it is a friendship that has lasted for decades.
07:17It turns out that it might not be able to overcome UMNO's political calculations to win over new allies.
07:21If it's to win over PAS
07:23They gave away Ma Hua's seat as a favor.
07:26That slap wasn't just on Wee Ka Siong's face.
07:29It also reflects the political dignity of Mahathir within the Barisan Nasional coalition.
07:31But the problem is
07:33Ma Huateng has become a political fattening figure who can be distributed at will.
07:35Is it really UMNO that's so heartless?
07:37Or after Ma Hua lost the Chinese vote
07:39Losing your chips, can you say no?
07:42A military unification could leverage Ma Huat's seats in parliament as a favor.
07:44Ma Hua, however, lacked even the confidence to turn his back and leave.
07:47That is probably the most embarrassing political reality for Ma Hua.
07:52The upheaval in Malacca marks the end of the road of political scheming in Malacca.
07:55But it was also the starting point for him to regain his dignity.
07:58To strengthen the team's departure
08:00This is a rare show of strength from Ma Hua in recent years.
08:03Since a military unification is for the sake of PAS's Malay votes...
08:05Can betray allies of decades
08:07Ma Hua should decisively and completely abandon [his/her] approach.
08:10Dependence on UMNO
08:12Political parties in your system can't win votes.
08:14If Ma Hua swallows the poisoned cup of Malacca...
08:17What cards can be played in the national election?
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