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00:04After Johor Bahru and Samri Rama
00:06UMNO and one party, former political rivals
00:08Joining forces again in a high-profile manner
00:10Furthermore, a memorandum of understanding was formally signed.
00:13Form a strategic partnership
00:14Together we will face the 16th Malacca State Election
00:18Yesterday's nomination day
00:19Barisan Nasional will field 23 seats.
00:21The National Alliance only has 5 seats.
00:23One of the parties only has two seats up for consideration.
00:27On the surface
00:29UMNO won a majority of the seats.
00:31Taking full advantage
00:32One party generously conceded.
00:34It almost turned the entire stage of Malacca into a stage
00:37They were all given to UMNO
00:39That party is truly willing to suffer losses.
00:41Did UMNO really profit?
00:43Or is it that one party isn't in a hurry at all?
00:45The glory of Malacca
00:47Instead, we set our sights further.
00:49Waiting for the next national election
00:51Only then did they truly flip the card.
00:54Let UMNO be the leader today.
00:55Tomorrow is the national election.
00:57Who will give way to whom?
00:59Could this be a one-party rule?
01:01Retreat as an advance
01:03Playing a bigger and longer game
01:05Political Chess Game
01:06Even a seemingly benevolent act by UMNO
01:08But there's actually another plan.
01:11Trojan Horse Massacre
01:12UMNO thought it had won
01:14Malacca seats
01:15But the Islamic Party is targeting
01:17But it might not be complete.
01:26Yesterday was the nomination day for the Malacca general election.
01:28Barisan Nasional bans 23 seats
01:29The Perikatan Nasional coalition fielded five candidates.
01:31However, PAS only contested two seats.
01:34From West Japan to compete for Malay votes
01:36Political swift enemy
01:37To this day, we shook hands and made peace.
01:38Join forces
01:39PAS seems willing to take a backseat this time.
01:42Let UMNO take the lead
01:44PAS is truly willing to make concessions.
01:46Or is there another plan?
01:48Those two former rivals
01:50Now joining forces
01:51What do the voters in Malacca think?
01:53Then we see
01:54untuk Connect and Social Platform
01:59and BN
02:01See
02:02It can be good
02:03Can
02:04Can
02:04If there are some
02:05If there are some
02:06Cannot
02:07In our
02:09Malaysia
02:10Can
02:11Can
02:11have
02:12have
02:12have
02:13have
02:13Can
02:14exist
02:14Immediate combat
02:14CCP
02:15have
02:16What I thought led to
02:17suggestion
02:17Everyone can have
02:19Cannot be spoken
02:20how
02:22No matter what
02:23What
02:24Who do you think?
02:25What
02:26yes
02:26We are a
02:27They are all friends
02:30Can't
02:32It's better to have a problem
02:33This is
02:34That is
02:34politics
02:35In politics
02:36politics
02:36politics
02:37war
02:37war
02:37war
02:37You become friends tomorrow, and your boss tomorrow.
02:38You become the boss tomorrow.
02:40It's different.
02:41Can't I admit it?
02:43Cannot admit
02:43So far
02:45I used to be a DAP and a friend
02:48Now it's DAP and
02:49But I think it's different.
02:53This is all part of the plan.
02:55plan
02:57Random visit to Malacca city
02:59Street voters are very open-minded about politics
03:01Today's enemy, tomorrow's friend.
03:04Today is a friend
03:05They might turn against each other tomorrow.
03:07This is just the norm in politics.
03:09But if you think
03:10The Islamic Party is contesting two seats in Malacca City this time.
03:13Is it taking a loss or making concessions?
03:15That would be a gross underestimation of its calculations.
03:17UCSI University Professor Tajuddin believes
03:20Iran made no sacrifices.
03:21Because it never wanted more than that.
03:23Those few state seats in front of us
03:25Rather, it's about longer-term political interests.
03:28I believe the bus company bears no responsibility.
03:30Because they have always put thinking
03:32First, they need to talk to Anu.
03:35Thinking that Putrajaya
03:37Secondly, they need to maintain four state legislators.
03:40Third, they need to maintain four state legislators.
03:41Third, they need to maintain four state legislators.
03:42Third, they need to maintain four state legislators.
03:43They have maintained four state legislators.
03:44So this is the stipulated rule.
03:46So in the election of state legislators
03:48They were very worried
03:49They were in the election
03:51They also need to maintain four state legislators.
03:51Even regardless of the question
03:52They said
03:52We will provide it to you.
03:53Therefore, they are unwilling to maintain four state legislators.
03:58They want to maintain four state legislators.
04:00Then there might be something related to
04:02Other state legislators
04:05They are unwilling to maintain four state legislators.
04:09Because they also maintain four state legislators.
04:11Also, they want to maintain four state legislators.
04:13Therefore, they also need to maintain four state legislators.
04:13Therefore, they need to maintain four state legislators.
04:15They need to maintain four state legislators in the future.
04:16Give it to me now.
04:19It's for the purpose of getting it back in the future.
04:21This highlights the most intriguing aspect of this collaboration.
04:24Malacca is not a stronghold of PAS.
04:26Instead of confronting it head-on...
04:28Perhaps it would be better to let UMNO perform in familiar territory first.
04:31PAS probably doesn't care at all.
04:33The immediate goal is to secure another seat in Malacca.
04:34Or take one less seat
04:35Because what PAS truly wants to establish
04:38It is a set of plans for the future national elections.
04:41The principle of allocation that can also be used
04:44Malacca state election Perikatan Nasional
04:46Especially the Islamic Party
04:48He used a relatively low-key
04:50Or a less radical approach
04:53To reach an agreement with the military unification in this constituency
04:57On the surface, it appears that PAS made some concessions.
05:01He didn't make excessive demands.
05:04Through the cooperation between Johor and Santo Niang
05:07The alliance between the military unification and the Islamic Party
05:10Or this future coordination
05:12It is becoming more and more stable
05:14They are also confident in this model.
05:16It can continue until the national election.
05:18Despite this, Malacca is not a stronghold of PAS.
05:23However, PAS may hope to use this current model in Malacca...
05:28He wants to establish a pattern where the party that wins the election continues to run for office.
05:33If this principle has not been deviated from or violated
05:37Therefore, in the lead-up to the national election, the use of force to unify the country might be forced to comply with or abide by [the relevant regulations].
05:43This principle is used to allocate electoral districts.
05:44During the national elections, PAS will definitely have a larger share of the trend.
05:49The significance of the party that won the original election continuing to run in the national election.
05:53It's completely different.
05:54PAS currently governs Terengganu, Kelantan, and Happel.
05:57If this principle is endorsed by UMNO
06:00The future seat allocation for UMNO in the PAS-governed offices will also be affected.
06:05The same principle constraint
06:07Political scientist Pan Yongqiang believes
06:08PAS conceded space in Malacca this time.
06:11What they got in return was UMNO
06:12We must respect his territory in the future.
06:15This is the more noteworthy political deal behind the two seats.
06:19Moreover, PAS probably wants more than just one seat.
06:21There is also support from Malay voters.
06:23And the opportunity to enter the central government
06:26Elections in these states
06:29The great unity of the Malays has received widespread support from Malay voters.
06:33Especially the younger Malay voters
06:36It supports the cooperation between the Islamic Party and the military unification.
06:39These states are not strongholds of the Islamic Party.
06:42They have already responded very well.
06:45That will definitely give them more confidence.
06:48This pattern continued during the national elections
06:51Moreover, the upcoming national election will be their first attempt at cooperation.
06:55We definitely have to try it to know if it works.
06:59I believe this development will continue to extend to the national elections.
07:03The second question is who will be the prime minister?
07:05I think this is still a matter of taking medication.
07:07First, it is able to seize power.
07:10Moreover, this regime is dominated by Malays.
07:12So for PAS
07:13His consistent pattern in the past has been
07:15He doesn't necessarily have to strive for the best position in the first round.
07:19Instead, he hoped to first work within the system.
07:21Or expand within the government first.
07:24First grow
07:25If they are under the Malay unity
07:27able to seize power
07:28Possibly the first term
07:30The Islamic Party may not immediately regain the prime minister's position.
07:33He wants to enter the government to further expand his influence.
07:37Penetrating all departments
07:39Pan Yongxiang believes that PAS may not be in a hurry to take the prime minister's seat immediately.
07:43He was probably more concerned with getting into Gucheng first.
07:46Controlling resources, administrative positions, and policy influence
07:49Then, step by step, expand your political territory.
07:53So who is the hidden winner of this collaboration?
07:57The judgment of hitting the block is more direct.
07:59He believes that PAS is actually the party that is playing the long game.
08:04It's very simple.
08:06I mean
08:07If a person's choice is to choose mutual...
08:10Both of them will lose
08:12What we call policy is policy.
08:14You may not like each other
08:15You may not believe in each other
08:16But you'll know you need to help each other.
08:18It was obvious that I was given
08:20They will have more
08:21Therefore, the games they played
08:23We don't understand
08:24good
08:25We say
08:26The area is orchid ...
08:32Lanlanlanlanbing
08:33But who is buying Lanlan ...
08:38Lanlan ...
08:46Lanlan ...
08:50Lanlan ...
08:52Lanlan ...
08:56Lanlanlanlanlanlanlanlanlanlanlanlan
09:06One party only fielded two seats in Malacca.
09:09UMNO, however, led the campaign for 23 seats.
09:11At first glance
09:12UMNO appears to be the biggest winner in this cooperation.
09:15One seat gets more
09:16They also hold the dominant position.
09:18It seems like we finally have a chance to relive the glory days of one-party rule.
09:23However, UMNO may not be able to celebrate too soon.
09:25One party put UMNO in the spotlight today.
09:28This does not mean that we will be willing to continue standing behind UMNO tomorrow.
09:32What UMNO should be even more wary of is
09:34Is he really using the Malay votes from one party to make a comeback?
09:37Is it still paving the way for one party?
09:39Allowing the DPP to gradually enter the core of central power.
09:44UMNO thought it was hitching a ride
09:47But will it come to an end?
09:48But it turned into free surrogacy paving the way for the Green Dynasty?
09:53Political scientist Pan Yongqiang believes
09:55A one-party system is a political party whose core ideology is religious.
09:58That long-term cultivation
10:00It's not just a religious network that's being built.
10:02It also includes education and culture.
10:04and influence in the ideological sphere
10:08A party's struggle is not something that can be fought over overnight.
10:11Rather, it is a long-term, enduring undertaking.
10:14For one party
10:15The current seats allow for a temporary retreat in political standing.
10:18As long as we can cooperate with witch doctors
10:21Stabilize its traditional sphere of influence
10:23Then further expand in Malay society
10:25and influence within the national system
10:29That debt
10:30One party may have a longer-term perspective than UMNO.
10:34UMNO thought it was using a boat to cross the river
10:36But perhaps one party is the one truly in control.
10:40One who is eager to return to the center of power
10:43A patient wait to expand one's power
10:46One that wants to turn its fortunes around through cooperation
10:48Another possibility is that cooperation could reshape the entire political landscape.
10:53The cruelest thing about politics is never helping your opponent win an election.
10:57Instead, it's when you finally realize who you've been supporting.
11:00But the other person no longer needs you.
11:04UMNO may want to use the one-party system to return to the other side of power.
11:09But in the end, you might find that all the boat you've painstakingly rowed has been wasted.
11:13What it carries, however, is a party's unfulfilled ambition.
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