please ask your friends to vote too every vote matters

Hidup Rakyat!!!

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Hope Malaysians can vote wisely for the best for all. 🙏

Kami Cina tolak semua yg jahat tak kira kaum dan agama

We already change govt last election! We need to kick corrupt and useless MP for this election!

The Malay majority vote won't allow the change to happen though, corruption to continue because the Malays allow it.

Yes plz go go go,.. encourage your peers too. The future of your well being and Malaysia is under youngsters like you. Vote wisely..👍 My 2 cts... am already 62 yo.💕

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@creamy ķñķj ,.

Tony, like rafizi, is ministerial material. Most suitable post, minister for finance n deputy prime minister, with rafizi minister for education. But then there was Lim guan Eng who rightly was given finance ministry. Tony shld have been made second minister for finance or minister for National Devt. Lim guan Eng shld be PM with Tony n rafizi both joint DPM. But his talents was feared by an insecure leader. He’s a talent many countries would dream to have. If he were a Singaporean, trust me, finance ministry is his to keep! Definitely ministerial material. Let’s see if the next govt finally realizes n taps his talents. What a waste of talent n bigger waste for Msia. Any wonder why Msia is regressing into third world status? If Ali Baba n gang come back to govern again, perhaps may even join the rank of undeveloped nation status! Sad to see a country with so much natural resources n talents go to waste due wrong policies n wronger people in charge! The wrongest equation? A largely unenlightened populace who still can’t identify thieves from talents!

@@sincerelycai854 I am not too sure if you genuinely support PH. There is no question that LGE do not wish to be the PM simply because he is realistic about the current state of politics in Malaysia. It takes time to evolve to non-racial politics in Malaysia, as Tony said, it may take generations, but if it could be achieved faster, it's a bonus.

@@adamiskandar5107 I do not support any party. I only admire certain talented individuals n lamenting what a waste of talents due to the political culture! Just so happens the 2 names mentioned belong to PH. But make no mistake. It’s not PH that I m supporting but the 2 persons. Précisely why LGE refuses to be PM? Firstly, it will never happen and he’s realistic to know that it’s not possible under current msian political culture n landscape. In the foreseeable future n in fact into the distant future, it’s easier to see the sun rising in the west than to see a non Bumi PM, or even DPM! Will it happen generations later or will it ever happen at all? It’s all in the hands of msians of all races! Politics is domestic n it’s up to the citizenry to decide what they want. Generations later? The damages done by then may be irreversible. The world would have passed by Msia? As a neutral observer, witnessing the arrogance n gumption of certain powerful but evidently guilty crooks still clamouring for power n authority makes me shake my head in disbelief n in sympathy for your beloved nation!

@@sincerelycai854 So you are not Malaysian? Understandable. We Malaysians know Malaysian politics.

@@adamiskandar5107 One doesn’t have to be a Malaysian to understand Malaysian politics. On the same note, being a Malaysian doesn’t mean one understands Malaysian politics.

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Really??

Shocking to know that he’s sitting out this election! How come? One effective voice missing in parliament. Put all the 73 PN & 30 BN heads together cannot even equal half of Tony pua’s! Sad episode for Msia. But glad rafizi Hannah Yeoh yeo yin yin gobind deo fahmi fadzil Syed siddique Lim guan Eng won comfortably.Just as shocking are the 3 losses in Penang, stronghold of DAP, to PN?

Ya! He and Rafizi should be in Finance Ministry!

old fox is Tun M

@@louth1770 ya this fox should be sent into sg buluh jail as well as he is the Bapa Rasuah Malaysia

@@Ducati368 they r threats bcos they are talented people with substance. True leaders are never afraid of real talents. On contrary true leaders appreciate real talents to strengthen the team. Insecure leaders with no real substance are always fearful of people better than them!

Tun M is the curse and bane of Malaysia, Racial based policies has stunted the growth n potential of Rakyat, enriched the few rich and bumi elites. Masses, like those in lower strata of society, have not progressed much. This is the tragedy of UMNO & BN system, and now they use thugs, slander, character murder on PH & progressive Malays, who r educated and love for the future of the country, but they were called dogs of DAP. Think about it, r those MCA of Chinese politicians labelled as dogs by the Malay leaders of UMNO politicians? What's the status of Chinese in the country? 1969 May13 Racial riots were sparked by bloodthirsty UMNO whose influence still persist in the system? Beware of those radical racists who r bent to kill n stir Racial hatreds, laws must be enacted to protect all citizens.

Thank you ❤️

Thanks for watching!

We need more podcasts like this to inspire and educate yet fun to listen. Else, KZfaq will be a zombification machine

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you should listen to Rafizi Ramli too. hopefully jinnyboy can invite him for podcast too.

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Same here. Hope the people can vote wisely in GE15 ..once and for all.

Hope you do. Thanks 🙏

He will

A real talent. Unfortunately he won’t be able to flaunt his real talents n substance. He’ll forever be curtailed by race politics.

Dr Maszlee Malik?

@@ikramyeo87 u cina muslim ke?

Is hard to have a unified education system because of race issue. I personally do not agree to put recognize UEC education as priority. Should have reform our education first to one system.

I dont think its purely about race when it comes to schools of different races. Asians put alot of importance in education. All parents just wants good education and are willing to pay a high price for it. When the public schools can provide good education, parents won't feel the need to support certain schools to provide good and reliable education for their kids, to secure their future prospects. Get the public education system to a level worthy of our Malaysian children, and parents will gladly support that education system.

@@CherynTanSY cine like u only know how to complain lol 😂

as requested, they're up!

Can you please lend me your crystal ball..?

Don’t agree but definitely hope for it

Surely will

@creamy Why so low? 200 la

@creamy Bruh 😂 better do

That’s wht tony pua is saying. Is part of maturing democracy.

That's the expectation! I do hope PH have a clear majority or else we have another 5 more turbulent years! Undi 18 may change a lot's of things!

@@ChowYewLoon Yes i hope PH have a good majority in Parliament to form the next government

@@ChowYewLoon haha majority? in ur dream. malay/bumiputra votes is largest. and we usually dont trust PH bcos it have dap

@@adrianamalraj87 agree 👍💯

WOW 🥵 Imagine living in those days..Man i freakin hate to live in this current era 😑 It sucks..

TOO, too sensitive ... for now anyway.

@@koodiamond Syed Sadiq spoke openly about it. The issue is Malaysia has institutionalised racism under the concept of Bumi and non bumi. Ketuanan Melayu is no different from White Supremacy. It is the segregation of races under the excuse of economic development for one particular race only. There are many citizens in need of basic rights not just the malays.

Sounds simple but not at all. There are many risks of danger and sabotage as well. Ill-willed groups can sabo an entire polling station. It’s also the same reason why t-shirts with any political party written/printed on it is banned in the polling stations. Who you vote for should be confidential.

bro good suggestion, but it wouldn't be good because everyone votes need to be anonymous. Sadly the real issue is with our voting system being so easily kacau'd (like last time with BN and fake ballot boxes and all)

Sakau..

Look at a bigger picture for change

Pua is the former Malaysian CEO of Cyber Village Sdn Bhd, a SESDAQ (SGX second board)-listed company. In early 2007, he disposed of all his interests in the company and tendered his resignation to join the DAP in 2008.

Pua graduated from Keble College, Oxford with a degree in Philosophy, Politics and Economics under a scholarship from the MTC Foundation in 1994. Before that, he received Asean and Shaw Foundation scholarships to pursue his O- and A-Levels in Raffles Institution and Raffles Junior College, in Singapore.

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