ORANG MELAYU MESTI BACA. KEBODOHAN KITA: HARGA MAKANAN YANG TERTINGGI DI ASIA TENGGARA, LEBIH MAHAL DPD SINGAPURA

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PETALING JAYA: Malaysians heavy burden rising food prices
data show we spend more on groceries than any South-East Asian country
Data from US Department of Agriculture (USDA) Economic Research Service 
M'sian highest in region in 2023 at US$1,940 per person per year

Singapore second at US$1,831 
Thailand (US$1,108)
Philippines (US$1,070) 
Cambodia (US$898)

reliance on food imports

weaker Ringgit 
farm labour shortages
rising cost of fertiliser and animal feed
monopolies and oligopolies in food production
low farm productivity

• dismantle monopolies 
• liberalise food markets
• reduce transport and storage costs
• improve supply chain efficiencies 
• to bring down food prices

• Singapore food expenditure less than Malaysia 
• 2023 Singaporean spent 68% on food away from home (OSTB: Still cheaper).
• M'sia more food import-dependent nations in Asean
  

• Thailand, Vietnam transitioned into major agricultural powerhouses
• Vietnam’s food exports surging more than 15-fold 1995-2018
• driven by rice, seafood, and coffee
  

• Malaysia’s food import bill RM75.6 billion in 2022 
• net importer of animal, vegetable fats and oils, cereals, dairy products.
• country’s reliance on imported animal feed - corn and soymeal
• key inputs in poultry, livestock, and aquaculture production.
• Malaysia imports 95% corn from Argentina, Brazil, and India
• imported feed has a trickle-down effect on domestic food prices.

My Comments:

Tuan-Tuan orang Melayu sila ambil maklum. Saya cadangkan kita buat macam ini sajalah.

1. Ingat tak kartel impot daging dulu? Macam kisah hangat2 tahi ayam, berita kartel daging jadi heboh sekejap saja. And then what happened? Nothing happened. Kartel masih kekal lagi ke? Elok lah. Kalau ada kartel harga daging impot boleh lagi mahal. Biar orang Melayu miskin dulu. Takpelah kalau orang Melayu kena "heavy burden rising food prices". Bagus lah. 

Kita kekalkan saja kartel impot daging. Daripada zaman Mahazalim dan Mahafiraun sampai ke kiamat.

2. Kita kekalkan monopoli impot beraslah. Sampai kiamat. Sekali lagi boleh lah orang Melayu miskin dulu. 

BPT (Beras Putih Tempatan) masih jadi 'hitam' - sebab masih tak nampak di semua tempat. Di supermarket kawasan saya BPT masuk sekali seminggu. Sekejap habis. Kalau nak beli beras impot anytime ada. Tapi bayar harga mahal lah. Lepas tu hari itu menteri kata siasatan menunjukkan memang beras tempatan dijual sebagai beras impot pula. Kita kena tipu. Any action taken? Takpelah - kita kekalkan saja monopoli impot beras. Biar orang Melayu miskin dulu.

3. Tuan-tuan kalau kita nampak orang Cina tanam pokok buah di belakang gunung, di balik bukit, balik pulau dsbnya (di mana jin jembalang pun tak berani masuk) kita tebang sajalah pokok-pokok buah itu. Kita tunjuk siapa yang berdaulat dalam negara ini. Harga buah-buahan akan naik? Who cares? Peduli apa kita? 

4. Petani haram dan peladang haram dah 40 tahun tanam sayur di Tambun? Depa minta lesen tol untuk terus tanam sayur? Mampus pi kat depa. Hancurkan kebun sayur depa. Kita ambil tanah itu untuk bagi kepada pemaju tanah pula. Lagi cepat jadi kaya. Harga sayur akan naik? Peduli apa kita? Orang Melayu miskin dulu. Who cares?

5. Negeri kita tanah semenanjung. Di kelilingi lautan luas. Sabah dan Sarawak pula lagi dalam dan lagi luas lautnya. Tapi nelayan mohon lesen tangkap ikan kena ikut kuota pula.  Dan lesen diberi kepada "persatuan" pula. Serupa sistem korup lesen niaga Bazar Ramadan - lesen dikemut "persatuan" pula. Siapa nak lesen kena berurusan dengan "persatuan". 

Sebenarnya sesiapa nak jadi nelayan, kena berurusan dengan laut dan ombak. Kenapa pula perlu berurusan dengan "persatuan"? Mereka mahu 'control' segala-galanya. Dasar Ekonomi Bebal konon, peninggalan zaman Mahafiraun dan zaman Mahazalim. 

So baguslah - harga ikan naik gila. Ikan cencaru RM12 sekilo. Ikan keli RM10 sekilo. Senangin RM29 sekilo (medium size). Kurau RM95 sekilo. Kerang hidup RM27 sekilo. Takpelah. Biar orang Melayu miskin dulu.

7. Di negeri Perak, Jabatan Veterinar 'kuasai' beribu ekar tanah kerajaan untuk tujuan ternak lembu. Habis di mana pula lembu dan kambing dia? 

A common guideline is 80 cow days per acre, meaning one cow can graze one acre for 80 days, or 80 cows can graze one acre for one day. However, with rotational grazing and pasture improvement, it's possible to raise a significantly higher number of cows per acre

Jadi kalau Perak (yang menduduki tangga ke-10 GDP negeri) mempunyai 5,000 ekar tanah ternak lembu (grazing land) maksudnya Perak boleh menghasilkan kurang lebih 100,000 ekor lembu setiap tahun. Kalau 10,000 ekar maka bilangan lembu boleh jadi 200,000 ekor setahun. 

Habis di mana pula lembu dan kambing dia? Di Perak pula kaum yang paling minat menceburi penternakan lembu dan kambing adalah kaum India, Benggali dan Pakistan. Cina nak tanam buah di balik bukit pun depa tak bagi. 

Its oklah. Mampus pi. Biar harga daging naik gila. Harga daging kambing local kurang lebih RM55 hingga RM68 satu kilo. Kambing sudah jadi makanan orang kaya. Di New Zealand pula kambing ditembak mati dan ditanam sebab terlalu banyak kambing membiak di kawasan bukit dan gunung mereka. Kita pun ada kawasan bukit dan gunung. Tapi yang rajin bela kambing ini orang India. Peduli kat depa.

Wa akhirul kalam, saya harap orang Melayu akan buka mata mereka dan faham dasar-dasar dangkal dan dasar-dasar penipu yang sebenarnya menjaga kepentingan kaum elit dan golongan atasan. Tetapi memiskinkan rakyat marhaen. Serupa lintah hisap darah. Darah itu tuan-tuan punya.

PETALING JAYA: Malaysians heavy burden rising food prices
data show we spend more on groceries than any South-East Asian country

Eloklah tu. Tahniah. Tahniah besar.

PROTESTS AGAINST KEIR STARMTROOPER IN 78 CITIES AND TOWNS ACROSS UK

They are calling it the Great British National Strike. People have started gathering for the national protest movement from Saturday morning. There is a significant police presence throughout the UK, carrying protective equipment, batons and helmets.

The strike is in protest against the perceived state of the UK, and actions or lack thereof of the Labour government, and is expected to see more than 500,000 people across the country attending planned protests. 

The protesters stand against "illegal immigration, net zero, inheritance tax and attacks on farmers". 

 

Here is Keir Starmtrooper saying all the wrong things. Links Recht! Links Recht! (Left Right, Left Right! in German).

 

The problem with Keir Starmtrooper is that he spends five days a week on the Ukraine war (the British war against Germany and Russia). He spends one day a week on UK matters and one more day on his secret family, his poofter friends etc. 

I think Keir Starmtroopers days are numbered.

 

Links Recht! Links Recht!

How much are you willing to pay for a kerusi ?

13 is such an unlucky number. So they say. Here is Leonardo Da Vinci's  Last Supper.

There are 13 people in all sitting for supper at this table. Some 'conspiracy' theorists say that the person who is No. 6 from the left has very feminist features. You can zoom in. That the dinner guest "No. 6" was actually Maria Magdalena (Mary Magdalene). Considering who she was (you can Google her name)  this would make this painting scandalous indeed. Even more scandalous was the suggestion that it was she who was the "Holy Grail". It was an unlucky number indeed.

The most expensive chair in the world is known as the Dragon's Armchair.  The Dragon's armchair, the most expensive armchair, surpasses the price of all others at US$34 million. Eileen Gray designed this chair over a hundred years ago.

 

                                        What an unbelievably ugly piece of furniture.

 

So for how much would someone pay (or sell) a kerusi ? Remember there are absolutely no political funding laws in Malaysia. It is not a crime to pay for or to get paid for expensive kerusi like the Dragon's Armchair.

ANALYSING RAFIZI RAMLI'S STATEMENT

 

 

Rafizi Ramli has released a statement which has been translated into English. I received a copy. I have edited out some names and my comments are below here in blue.

 

I have run many political campaigns before. Never in any of them have so many ordinary citizens vociferously supported and built a narrative for a campaign that culminated in such a significant defeat.

Therefore, I am deeply indebted to the ordinary Malaysians who supported my campaign. Thank you so much, only Allah can repay everyone's kindness. I do not wish to continue the polemics about the election results.

Since the campaign began, I have taken a transparent and outspoken approach in voicing my concerns on a range of issues: from the change to the one-member-one-vote voting system, to the integrity of the digital voting system, to the laxity in resolving these issues.

I understand the feelings of disappointment and despair among ordinary PKR members and supporters. We need time to recover from the feeling that all the years of effort and dedication to PKR's ideals have been in vain. I am also an ordinary human being, no exception to the same feeling, even if only for a moment.

Almost half of my adult life, to be exact, almost 27 years, I have devoted to this struggle: from mobilizing the International Campaign, joining the early leadership of the Justice Youth, to writing a book to explain court case to the public. I left a good corporate career at a young age, to become his Chief of Staff in the Selangor State Economic Adviser’s Office.

To date, I have fought 16 court cases: 7 criminal and 9 civil suits, for exposing various public financial scandals. I have probably spent more time in court than the average lawyer. I was once sentenced to three years in prison (suspended and replaced with a good behaviour bond) under the Official Secrets Act (OSA) for my role in exposing the 1MDB scandal.

To be honest, I'm not disappointed at all. In fact, I feel a bit relieved that now I can go back to being an ordinary person, saved from the power plays and high-class politics. I got involved in the reform movement (even before PKR was launched) because of an idealism. I wanted to see a democratic change of government happen for the first time because I believe healthy competition between political parties is good for the people.

I believe the people deserve the best team to govern the country. Competition elevates merit and forces politicians to be more accountable. It is an antidote to the culture of corruption that is rampant among politicians because they can be thrown out of power.

I want to see a Malaysia that is diverse and progressive because we are a small country. A diverse society opens our minds to compete in a healthy way. It allows us to learn from each other so that we can cultivate the best work culture. It builds goodwill, trust and respect. Competition prepares us to compete globally. All of this can bring prosperity and a much better life for many Malaysians.

I joined PKR because of this idealism and its benefits to the people. I did not join PKR for a ministerial position or position, let alone to build wealth.  Leaders come and go, but idealism remains.

I remained in PKR for 27 years, longer than many of the party's pioneers and more senior figures, because I believe PKR is just starting out. Although we have contributed to enlightening and maturing Malaysian society, we are still far from achieving the goals promised by that idealism.

I have never believed that holding government positions is the only way to achieve that goal. Society must change faster than the government to realise a diverse and progressive Malaysia - our ambitions that are still in the making. I am very proud of the ordinary PKR members and supporters who remained steadfast in defending this idealism throughout the campaign, even though everything was arranged against me. The ideals of reform still have hope. Thank you for the hundreds of messages of support I have received.

Thank you also to those who prayed for me and offered their prayers. I was very touched when several young party members shed tears as I left the hall, pleading with me not to leave PKR despite being treated in this way.

I have no intention of giving up and running away from our idealistic aspirations all this time, namely that Malaysia deserves something better - those aspirations are what got me into activism and politics in the first place.

Every problem has multiple solutions. Every obstacle has multiple shortcuts. With more time available, God willing, I will be able to spend more time with ordinary people from now on.

In the near future, I will at least try to reply to as many messages of support as I receive. To those who are disappointed, we must be content with the decree and wisdom behind it. Allah knows best what is best for us. Once again, thank you so much from the bottom of my heart.

𝗥𝗮𝗳𝗶𝘇𝗶 𝗥𝗮𝗺𝗹𝗶

𝟮𝟰 𝗠𝗲𝗶 𝟮𝟬𝟮𝟱

My Comments 

Folks something very big is missing here. Me and you are missing.

Its all about Rafizi, his struggle in the party. His exposing financial scandals and 1MDB. Which is great - let me express my gratitude as well. But  exposing those scandals were also necessary to boost Rafizi's own politics.

What I mean is there are a million other things that are wrong in the country - about which absolutely nothing has been done. And not by Rafizi either.  The country has not changed since the bad old days of Mahafiraun and Mahazalim. Everything remains the same. And reading between the lines of what Rafizi is saying, things are actually worse. 

Rafizi says :  I want to see a Malaysia that is diverse and progressive because we are a small country. A diverse society opens our minds to compete in a healthy way. It allows us to learn from each other so that we can cultivate the best work culture. It builds goodwill, trust and respect. Competition prepares us to compete globally. All of this can bring prosperity and a much better life for many Malaysians . I joined PKR because of this idealism and its benefits to the people.

 

But you were in power already - from 2018 until 2020. 
And then from Nov 2022 until now. 
That is FIVE YEARS already. 
What have you done in those five years? 
Nothing much.

Has corruption disappeared? Or reduced? 
Is the economy strong? Nope.
Is inflation down? Nope. 

Have you forgotten your nasi lemak kiosks? 
How is the nasi lemak? 
How is the kiosk?

Is unemployment down? Nope. 
What happened to the political funding laws? Dead.
Abolish the Sedition Act? Out the window.
Where is the Beras Putih Tempatan? 

The illegal pendatangs are still coming into the country. Human trafficking is doing very well, thank you.  The Middle Eastern fellows who have been declared terrorists by other countries are also here now. Well they never left.

What about abolishing ALL THOSE cruel, wicked Mahafiraun and Mahazalim era monopolies, oligopolies, quotas, APs, licenses and permits? Rice monopoly, postal monopoly, car inspection monopoly - now become an oligopoly, banking oligopoly, so many other monopolies and oligopolies. They are all still there.

You say,  I want to see a Malaysia that is diverse and progressive because we are a small country. A diverse society opens our minds to compete in a healthy way.

Really? You think so? I think so too. But that Indian girl was practically told to shut up and sit down. Sudah lupa kah? And what about that Indian temple issue? Where were you brader?

Now since you have been dealt a very bad hand, since you got the very short end of the stick, since they gave you the axe, since they made you walk the plank you wish to renew your idealisms. 

The fact is nothing has changed in the country. UMNO was kicked out in 2018. You came into power then - until 2020. And again you came into power in November 2022. Nothing has changed in the country. Nothing.

 

 So what exactly are you saying?

Entire Pakistani Nuclear Arsenal Put Out Of Commission

The Indo-Pak hostilities ended on May 10th 2025. Two weeks hence more news and analysis are beginning to emerge about the damage done to Pakistani military and airbases. Here are two of them.

In the early hours of May 10th starting 1:44 AM Delhi time the Indian Airforce carried out a massive missile bombardment that targetted 11 Pakistani airbases and at least TWO nuclear storage sites. Some say FOUR nuclear storage sites.  

It is now believed that FOUR F16 fighters were destroyed on the ground and another Pakistani AWACS aircraft (airborne early warning aircraft) was also destroyed. Another AWACS was shot down by an Indian S400 missile (supplied by Russia). The strike happened 300 km inside Pakistan !! That and more is in the first video here.

 

 

The second video here is more unnerving. Tom Cooper the Austrian military and aviation expert who has written too many books and articles on the subject says that the Indian attack on Sarghoda (the Kirana Hills) and Chaklala (Islamabad) were actually nuclear weapons storage sites. 

'Located just 10 km from Islamabad, Chaklala air base is one of Pakistan's most sensitive military compounds' 

Earlier reports mentioned the Chagai Hills in Balochistan which is also believed to be a nuclear weapons storage site. Two points are interesting. These sites were not declared by Pakistan as nuclear sites to the IAEA or to India - which they should have under dont know what nuclear treaty. Meaning they kept it secret. So "officially" the Indians did not hit any nuclear sites.

Secondly these were decapitation strikes - the Indians hit the entry and exit points to these underground storage sites which collapsed the tunnel entrances and possibly damaged the nuclear weapons storage facility. Thus putting them out of commission. Meaning Pakistan cannot extract and use the nuclear bombs that are stored there. 

Tom Cooper has also said that since May 10th, US Special Forces have been deployed to provide round the clock security at these damaged nuclear sites. Here is the second video.

 

 

 

Alamak!! 30,000 Eligible To Vote. But Less Than Half Voted. Minority Candidate Lah!!

 

Rule No 1 : No Names. We live in treacherous times.

• Under 15,000 delegates voted
• But the total number eligible to vote was 30,000.
• More than half the voters did not turn out to vote.
• The winner received just over 9,000 votes.
• This means the winner represents the minority. 

The bigger question is where will she stand in the next GE? She is not welcome in any of the seats she stood in before (and lost).

It does not appear that Kameleon can defend his seat either. Not after those farmers were thrown out of their land.  "Farmers in the area have been facing eviction, with the goal of developing the land for a technology park".

Their traditional 'family seat' has been lost - to an unkown lebai boy. 

Goebbels may not be able to retain his seat either. The poorer parts of the area (food delivery boys and warong folks) may vote for him but the middle classes and the wealthier business classes may not. They have screwed up. 

They are coming to the end of their riot. A riot that has lasted 42 years.  42 years of lying, thieving, corruption, ridiculous stupidity and the most bizarre scandals and sexcapades. Unbelievable that all this could happen and yet it did. And they survived it all. Which is not unusual because others seem to have done it too - perhaps on a larger scale.

They have become irrelevant already. How do we know this for sure? How do I make bold statements like 'They have become irrelevant already' ? What proofs do I have? Simple folks. You are my proof. Please answer honestly, what have they done that has impacted your life positively?

I had to cancel appointments because of all the road closures (until the 28th) because of this really dumb summit they are having here. As that Indian fellow is screaming in that viral video, why not hold the summit at the huge, wide, super empty 'administrative capital' ? It is so huge and empty. There will be no traffic jams there at all. Why cause so much traffic jams and road closures with your stupid ideas?

So folks 'What have they done that has impacted your life positively'? The quick answer is nothing at all or not much at all.

All over the world oil prices have come down. Not here.
All over the world interest rates are coming down. Not here.

Unless you are a property developer or you got the contract to supply those red and white kiosks at RM25,000 each. According to the cute Chinese girl in that other video the kiosks cost about half that price. So someone was paid about RM180 million for those 7,200 kiosks. 'Who was that someone?' asks the cute Chinese girl.

So are you a property developer? Did you get the contract to supply those red and white kiosks. I dont think so. If you are an ordinary person like me, then they have not done anything that has impacted your life positively.

This riot will come to an end.

REVOLT IN SINDH (PAKISTAN) TWO SHOT DEAD BY POLICE

 

Pakistan is breaking up. The Baloch want out. The Pakhtuns want out. Now the Sindhi people are revolting. They say they are not part of Pakistan.

 

He Had A Snowball's Chance In Hell Of Winning

RULE NO 1 - NO NAMES

While the world was sleeping the new German Reichs-Kansellor has imposed permanent sanctions against the Nordstream gas pipeline. The strange thing is Germany is a substantial shareholder in the Nordstream pipeline, Nordstream 2 runs through Germany  and the operations of the entire Nordstream gas pipeline are largely governed by German law. (This is from Alexander Mercouris). They sanctioned their own gas pipeline? And we thought the Germans were a very clever people.

In the meantime world oil prices are still around the US$61 per barrel range. This is very, very bad for oil producers who have prepared their national budgets based on US$70 per barrel of oil.

But will our pump prices go down?  They will not be going down? Why not?  Oil prices have basically crashed since April 2, 2025 (after Donald Trump announced the US tariffs).

By the way the US is going ahead with a 50% tariff regime against the European Union. Do you seriously think that the US will impose "only" 24% tariff against Malaysia? Shall we all just wait, hold our breath, keep our fingers crossed and pray TZA will come through - by July 8th (45 days left) ?

Sounds like a new airline doesnt it? TZA. Wow!

Anyway here is a rendition of an image by Chat Gpt. In the 'old days' we would call it an artist's impression.  This is only an AI image generation ok. Jangan marah tau. It is not a real picture. It is for illustrative purposes only.

 

     Any resemblance to any person real or imagined is solely the result of ChatGpt.

 

But here is a point to ponder. Can a person with this haircut or hairstyle walk into North Korea and say 'I would like to run for the position of secretary general of the party. I have got the haircut. I have what it takes'.  Obviously this is bergurau saja, but what do you think folks? What would be his chances? 

Well I think he still has some chance in North Korea. The fact is (because the results have already been announced last night) he will have a better chance in North Korea than running for say a top post of some party which has just elected someone else for its top posts. Too late. Those positions have been taken.

He was once sentenced to jail - for the perjuangan parti kita.  '..jailed 30 months for breaching Bafia'.

He endured all that for his perjuangan. He really believed in his party, especially in its leader. He also ran for Parliament and won and then (despite the jail sentence) successfully defended his Parliamentary seat. An accomplishment, by any measure. 

In complete contrast the other candidate had lost her parliamentary seat - in her 'family stronghold'. She was almost an anathema (intensely disliked) to the constituents. They are just not popular anymore. Yet she is now in the penultimate position.

So at the end of the day the haircut will not get you anywhere. If you want to be the leader of North Korea, you must be a 'Kim'. No Kim, no come.

• What will happen to the party now? 
• I dont know. 
• Which is not a good answer. 
• Your guess is as good as mine. 
• Which is also not a good answer.
  

DAYS ARE NUMBERED - THREE UKRAINIAN POOFS BURN DOWN KEIR STARMTROOPER'S HOUSE, APARTMENT, CARS

 
poof, poofter: noun, a man who is effeminate or homosexual

 

 

 

• May 12 STARMER'S £2million private home in the Kentish Town area of north London, which he had let to his sister-in-law was set alight in the early hours of May 12.
• May 11 A flat the Prime Minister previously lived at, in the nearby Islington area, caught fire, in the early hours of Sunday morning.
• May 8, on the same street as Sir Keir's Kentish Town property, a car he sold to a neighbour last year also burst into flames.

 

 

 

Perhaps the three Ukrainian 'male models', 'boyfriends' of Keir Starmer had not nice memories of the car, the apartment and the house. So they burned it down.

And yesterday this story "broke" in none other than the British Financial Times (below here):

 

And this:

The cover up of this obviously sordid affair involving the British prime minister and three of his male friends, boy friends, toy friends, poofters etc is not unbelievable at all. This is par in the 21st century. There is another poofter prancing around our neighborhood too.

None of the mainstream or sidestream British media are even bothering to investigate (or they know already) or comment about the WHY?

WHY would three Ukrainian male models and obvious 'poofs'  want to burn down the British prime ministers houses and cars? What did he do to them that has made them so angry?

I think the British prime minister's career has just gone poof. 

p.s. He has a wife. What happened to the wife? 

Is This What The Feng Shui Fellows Predicted For June 2025?

 
Rule No 1 Again - No Names. 

Someone wrote this. I dont know who. I have "edited" it.

From Wannabe To Has Been

1. Their Leadership Dilemma: “Nepo Baby” Narrative and Internal Party Tensions

The claim that it is becoming a “family political party” is not new, but it’s gaining renewed traction. The Nepo Baby (a lacklustre character with no substance) push within the party, especially if groomed as the heir apparent, adds weight to criticisms of nepotism. This risks alienating reformist supporters who joined the party believing in justice, not dynastic succession.

                                           Kim Only - Grandfather, Father, Grandson
 

If tensions between the Kameleon-Nepo Baby and the Mr Formula-aligned bloc deepen, a serious internal fracture could emerge. Mr Formula's potential walkout—with a dozen MPs or more—could fatally undermine Kameleon's already fragile grip on power.

OSTB: My advice. Settle for cash. Big money. Really, really big money. It is NOT illegal. In Malaysia there are absolutely ZERO political funding laws.

2. The Fragile Coalition Math: No Party Cohesion, No Unity Government

The current unity government—built on an uneasy alliance of fox, rat, pig, donkey, cow and others—relies on Kameleon and careful power-sharing. A weakened party will disrupt that balance. If Kameleon loses even 10–15 MPs from the party the numbers tilt dangerously toward collapse.

OSTB: Haiyya no need lah so dramatic. My advice. Settle for cash. Big money. Really, really big money. It is NOT illegal. In Malaysia there are absolutely ZERO political funding laws.

Dumbno is unlikely to remain loyal to a dwindling party, particularly if it sees better long-term prospects aligning elsewhere. Sarawak and Sabah are pragmatic players—they won’t risk their state-centric priorities on a sinking federal ship.

3. The Sabah & Sarawak Neglect: A Strategic Misstep

Our observation that Sabah and Sarawak issues—like the Petros tussle—are being sidelined resonates strongly in East Malaysia. Federal neglect, or the perception of it, fuels East Malaysian nationalist sentiments. If Kameleon is seen as prioritizing internal party reshuffling over addressing MA63 commitments or economic autonomy, he risks losing Sarawak and Sabah.

4. Rocket's Position: Stuck Between a Rock and a Hard Place

Rocket (with its not so solid Chinese-majority base now compared to three years ago), holds the second-largest seat count.  But without a functioning Kameleon to lead the coalition, Rocket's hands are tied. A Rocket-led government without Malay-majority partners is politically untenable in today’s landscape. Hence, Rocket may eventually push for a broader, more ethnically palatable realignment—even if that means deserting Kameleon and join PN.

5. Future Scenarios: From Wannabe To Has Been?

If the party fractures and Mr Formula exits with his bloc:

Ÿ    Kameleon may lose his majority, especially if some Sarawak / Sabah MPs follow suit.

Ÿ    Dumbno may realign, either working with PN or pushing for fresh elections.

Ÿ    A new majority could form, possibly PN-led or through a post-Kameleon realignment (perhaps with a compromise PN PM candidate acceptable to both sides).

In short, the unity government is fragile, and our skepticism about its durability is not unfounded.

Mr Formula is a bigger political player in terms of influence within Parliament, while Nepo Baby, appears symbolic, rhetorical as a hollow 'Puteri Kena Tendang'. 

But if perception hardens around nepotism, the party's reformist image will be severely damaged—triggering the very collapse that many anticipate.

OSTB: The reformist image is now in the dustbin. Too late. They will get kicked out so hard they will feel as though they are being launched on Elon Musk's Starship rocket to planet Mars and beyond. One way trip.

Final Word

Malaysian politics remains highly fluid. The next few months—especially post-Sabah state elections—will be telling. If Kameleon prioritizes family over reform and fails to contain internal dissent, the countdown to “has been” may begin.

By No Name Shop - 22 May 25

OSTB: My advice. Settle for cash. Big money. Really, really big money. It is NOT illegal. In Malaysia there are absolutely ZERO political funding laws.

• Woi, someone should ask, how valuable is the Federal gomen? 
• What is it worth? 
• RM1 billion? RM2 Billion? RM3.0 billion?

I repeat: in this country it is absolutely LEGAL to settle political differences over a cup of tea, over a bag full of goodies, over a truck load of moolas (its a type of samosa).  Because there are no political funding laws in Malaysia at all. 

• Is it ethical? 
• Dont be an idiot ok. 
• This is Malaysia. 
• Ethics have no place at all. 
• Fathers have no morals, mothers have no qualms.
• Suddenly you want ethics? 
• Lu tak ada otak kah?

• That is my advice to Mr Formula. 
• This will be the end of his career. 
• You are going to be history bro. 
• You are not Kim Jong Un.
  
• In just a few more days you are going to lose your perch. 
• So why walk away empty handed? 
• Assemble your thoughts, gather your forces and make a deal. 
• Make some money.
  

 

Here is some bonus advice - also for free. Your party is going to get kicked out anyway. In the next elections. So even if you win - which is almost impossible - your clock is ticking anyway. You are living on borrowed time.

• So make a deal, take the money and say your goodbyes. 
• These types of opportunities come only once in a lifetime.
• What is the worth?
• RM1 billion? RM2 billion? RM3 billion?
• it is not illegal.