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Use Melaka polls to rid the country of those who support corrupt leaders and thieves, especially BN-Umno
KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 11, 2026: The Umno-led Barisan Nasional and even the Taliban-like PAS are today openly and shamelessly supporting the country’s No.1 pencuri (thief), the disgraced and shameless former Umno president and prime minister Najib “1MDB” Razak.
AS Najib is set “free” to serve his prison sentence under house arrest, the question is can all other prisoners also appeal for the same “luxury”?
After all, Najib’s crimes are bigger than the majority of prisoners nationwide and justice must be fair to all, No?
Najib has stolen and mismanaged the rakyat dan negara (people and country)’s funds, and the rakyat dan negara are left licking 1Malaysia Development (1MDB) debts, having to settle the debts for at least 30 years!
Starting with the Melaka polls on Saturday, Malaysian voters must try to save the country by getting rid of those who support corrupt politicians and their parties.
No politician or party are perfect but there is a clear lesser of both evils.
BN-Umno is a clear evil and corrupt political coalition, and that leaves Malaysians with only the Rafizi Ramli-led Bersama and Pakatan Harapan (PH) for those in the Peninsula. For Sabah and Sarawak, it is the Shafie Apdal-led Warisan and Abang Johari-led PBB respectively.
Malaysians must unite and vote clearly to save Malaysia.
Bersama must be the priority for check and balance and then PH.
Malaysians succeeded in dumping the Umno-led BN after more than six decades of “corrupt” governance in the last general election (GE). There there is no reason whatsoever why they cannot unite again to wipe them out of Parliament.
In GE15, Umno was left with on 26 MPs in the 222-seat Parliament. In GE16, the mission of voters should be to wipe out all the corrupt politicians and parties to save Malaysia’s socio-economic growth for their future generations.
Start with Melaka and so NO to Umno. The rest of the world are now seeing Malaysia as a “pariah state” that supports corrupt and elite pencuri-pencuri.
Vote to rid that global image of Malaysia.
No News Is Bad News reproduces below articles on the “freeing” of Najib for him to enjoy living and spending luxuriously with his ill-gotten gains:
Malaysia's justice system seems to have introduced a new category of accommodation: prison with a change of address! A convicted former PM gets to serve time at home, while ordinary Malaysians are left wondering whether they can also apply for the VIP package. 
The royal prerogative is constitutional and must be respected, but so must equality before the law. With conflicting explanations, legal reviews and questions over his separate 1MDB sentence, even the legal fraternity must be reaching for extra coffee.
The real issue isn't just one man's change of residence. It's whether justice comes with different membership tiers depending on your wealth, political connections and former job title.
After all, the rule of law should have only one standard, not a VIP and economy version. Justice must not only be done; it must also be seen to be done. Otherwise, public confidence may end up serving a longer sentence than the convict!
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Can PMX show the people where the persons, groups, organizations and levels of society, are questioning the decree by the YDPA?
Society and people, as a whole, never unite together to DEMAND that Najib be given preference on his conviction and jail sentence! All this was done by the politicians themselves especially from UMNO!
UMNO may think Najib is God's gift to the party but a picked-in leader (by the politicians themselves) does not necessarily mean he has the people's voted support, especially when he uses his position and power to "cheat the Nation and people"!
Stop pushing these twisted issues to try to blame the people who are not that stupid not to see the truth of the situation!
It is your Government's Administration that is doing what most people feel is an unworthy act on the part of the PH Government and any mistakes should be made by them!
Just understand the people cannot remain mere spectators any more, not after the ravage of corruption by all the previous Government!
King's prerogative to pardon Najib cannot be questioned, says Anwar
November 7, 2026 @ 6:31pm
SHAH ALAM: Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim said the prerogative of His Majesty Sultan Ibrahim, King of Malaysia, to grant a conditional pardon to former prime minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak could not be questioned.
He said the decision on Najib's pardon in the SRC International Sdn Bhd case was based on the King's decree, with all preparations for its implementation already carried out.
"The question arising now is the second case (1MDB), whether it can be implemented or not. That case will be finalised by the Attorney-General and the judiciary," he said.
Speaking on the sidelines of the 2026 National Family Month celebration, Anwar said he had asked the Attorney-General to seek an audience with the King to explain the matter.
Earlier today, Istana Negara said the conditional pardon granted to Najib on Sept 18 was clear, explicit and unambiguous, and unrelated to any other cases involving him.
The palace said all conditions imposed under the pardon had been fulfilled, warning that any attempt to dispute the order would amount to defying the King's decree.
The pardon allows Najib to serve the remainder of his SRC International prison sentence under house arrest until Aug 23, 2028, subject to payment of a RM50 million fine.
The fine was paid in full at the Kuala Lumpur High Court yesterday.
However, the Attorney-General's Chambers (A-GC) later proposed temporarily deferring the house arrest arrangement pending judicial clarification on the legal effect of the High Court's discharge order.
Anwar said a few days might be needed to obtain clarification and determine the legal position.
"That is not under my jurisdiction as prime minister.
"However, the decree of the Yang di-Pertuan Agong has been decided and we, as citizens, must obey, respect and understand the meaning of the Constitution and the jurisdiction of the King," he said.
Use Melaka polls to express views on Najib, Loke urges voters
The DAP secretary-general, however, says the king’s constitutional powers and the rule of law must be respected.
DAP secretary-general Loke Siew Fook greeting well-wishers at an event in Melaka tonight.
MELAKA: DAP secretary-general Loke Siew Fook has urged voters in Melaka who are unhappy with former prime minister Najib Razak’s house arrest to express their views through the ballot box on Saturday.
He said he believed many Malaysians disagreed with the house arrest decision, but stressed that the king’s constitutional powers and the rule of law must be respected.
“I am sure many people cannot accept the fact that Najib can serve his sentence under house arrest. Of course, we respect the power of the king, the Federal Constitution and the rule of law. The pardon is provided for under the constitution.
“Whether or not we accept that decision, we can express our views through the ballot box,” he said at Pakatan Harapan’s ceramah here in Ayer Keroh.
Earlier today, Loke stepped down as transport minister effective immediately, following a High Court order allowing Najib to serve the remainder of his SRC International prison sentence under house arrest.
Loke said the state election was not solely about Najib but also about elected representatives, local development and the people’s livelihoods.
“Of course, the election is not just about one person. It’s not just about Najib. It’s also about elected representatives and local development,” he said.
Loke said calls for Parliament’s dissolution were mere “political games” and advised government allies who disagreed with Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim to decide whether they wanted to withdraw their support.
“We know they are trying to capitalise on the current momentum to pressure the prime minister into dissolving Parliament.
“But I am confident the prime minister will not bow to pressure because he still has the mandate and sufficient support in Parliament to continue his administration. He has another year left,” he was quoted as saying by Bernama.
Loke was responding to calls for Parliament to be dissolved instead of a Cabinet reshuffle as finance minister II Amir Hamzah Azizan’s term as a senator is also expiring on Dec 11.
He said although he had stepped down from the Cabinet, DAP would continue to give Anwar its full support to lead the country until the end of the government’s term.
