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Isn’t it enough of Alliance-BN-Umno’s bullshit since 1957?

Malaysians are generally political fools

KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 7, 2026: The majority of Malaysians are political fools and many still continue to be so by supporting the Umno-led Barisan Nasional (BN) and even the Taliban-like PAS.

For more than six decades under BN, it has achieved nothing good in socio-economic progress. In fact, the country is now worst off in racism, national unity and harmony.

Now, Umno is even blatantly supporting corruption and pencuri-pencuri (thieves) - read as the disgraced and shameless Najib “1MDB” Razak!

The country’s No.1 pencuri has stolen and mismanaged billions of Ringgit of the rakyat dan negara’s funds in which taxpayers have to pay 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB)’s debts for at least 30 years!

Yet, Umno wants Najib to be freed from Kajang Prison and placed under house arrest to enjoy a luxurious life with his loot!

That’s Umno for you and untuk rakyat dan negara!

Haven’t Malaysians seen and experienced Umno’s socio-economic bullshit enough since Merdeka (Independence) 1957?

Will Malaysians in Melaka wake up from Umno’s decades of bullshit and dump the racist and corrupt BN-Umno in the 16^th state polls on Nov 14.

Is this any surprise under Alliance-BN-Umno since 1957?

No News Is Bad News reproduces below on the candidates vying in the Melaka polls:

All the candidates vying in the 16th Melaka polls

Nicholas Chung

Several bigwigs are looking to be elected to another term as assemblymen, including chief minister Ab Rauf Yusoh, state PH chief Adly Zahari, and Umno firebrand Dr Akmal Saleh.

Among the big names contesting in the Melaka polls are (from left) chief minister Ab Rauf Yusoh, former chief minister Adly Zahari, Umno Youth chief Dr Akmal Saleh and Azman Abidin, a political secretary to the prime minister.

PETALING JAYA: Campaigning has officially begun for the 16th Melaka state election as Barisan Nasional looks to continue leading the state government.

BN and PAS-led Perikatan Nasional are joining forces once again, in an election some say could be a precursor to the next general election, while Pakatan Harapan and former component Bersatu have reunited under a pact, though they will clash in a handful of seats.

Several bigwigs are looking to be elected to another term as assemblymen, including BN’s chief minister Ab Rauf Yusoh (Tanjung Bidara), Umno Youth chief Dr Akmal Saleh (Merlimau) and MCA vice-president Lim Ban Hong (Kelebang).

For PH, the biggest candidates being fielded are former chief minister Adly Zahari (Bukit Katil) and Azman Abidin (Paya Rumput), a political secretary to Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim.

PN will field former state opposition leader Dr Yadzil Yaakub in Bemban, while former Dewan Negara deputy president Ali Mohamad is Bersatu’s candidate in Kelebang.

Bersama, led by several former PKR leaders such as Rafizi Ramli, is fielding 16 candidates, while Putra has nominated one candidate.

The full list of candidates taking part in the election:

N1. Kuala Linggi

Rosli Abdullah (BN)
Mukhlisul Mubin Julasapiyah (PH)
Dr Farhana Hamzah (Bersama)

2021 state polls winner: Rosli Abdullah (BN) – 3,554 votes (1,836 majority)

N2. Tanjung Bidara

Ab Rauf Yusoh (BN)
Yunazri Mustamiri (PH)

2021 state polls winner: Ab Rauf Yusoh (BN) – 3,559 votes (364 majority)

N3. Ayer Limau

Hameed Mytheen Kunju Basheer (BN)
Jaimi Dimon (PH)

2021 state polls winner: Hameed Mytheen Kunju Basheer (BN) – 3,838 votes (1,085 majority)

N4. Lendu

Abdul Hakim Abdul Wahid (BN)
Nazri Ramli (Bersatu)

2021 state polls winner: Sulaiman Ali (BN) – 4,486 votes (3,104 majority)

N5. Taboh Naning

Zulkiflee Zin (BN)
Junainah Sahat (PH)

2021 state polls winner: Zulkiflee Zin (BN) – 3,170 votes (1,825 majority)

N6. Rembia

Ahmad Norazril Aziz (BN)
Khuzairie Kamal Kannan (PH)
Aman Akil Abdul Talib (Bersama)

2021 state polls winner: Jailani Khamis (BN) – 4,224 votes (860 majority)

N7. Gadek

S Nadarajah (BN)
K Jegasilan (PH)
B Laveen (Bersama)
Laila Norinda Maon (Putra)

2021 state polls winner: VP Shanmugam (BN) – 3,022 votes (559 majority)

N8. Machap Jaya

Ngwe Hee Sem (BN)
Ginie Lim (PH)
B Prasanth Kumar (Bersama)

2021 state polls winner: Ngwe Hee Sem (BN) – 3,732 votes (938 majority)

N9. Durian Tunggal

Mustafa Musa (BN)
Ashraf Mukhlis Minghat (PH)

2021 state polls winner: Zahari Abdul Khalil (BN) – 3,663 votes (559 majority)

N10. Asahan

Fairul Nizam Roslan (BN)
P Denesh (PH)

2021 state polls winner: Fairul Nizam Roslan (BN) – 5,659 votes (2,993 majority)

N11. Sungai Udang

Rais Yasin (BN)
Abdullah Mahadi (Bersatu)
Ridzuan Abdul Rahman (Bersama)

2021 state polls winner: Dr Aleef Yusof (PN) – 6,789 votes (530 majority)

N12. Pantai Kundor

Tuminah Kadi (BN)
Asmah Samat (Bersatu)

2021 state polls winner: Tuminah Kadi (BN) – 3,960 votes (827 majority)

N13. Paya Rumput

Azman Abidin (PH)
Rafie Ahmad (PN)
Abdul Rashid Abu Bakar (Bersama)

2021 state polls winner: Rais Yasin (BN) – 6,830 votes (629 majority)

N14. Kelebang

Lim Ban Hong (BN)
Farzana Hayani Nasir (PH)
Ali Mohamad (Bersatu)
Young Jie Yu (Bersama)

2021 state polls winner: Lim Ban Hong (BN) – 5,028 votes (876 majority)

N15. Pengkalan Batu

Siti Aisyah Mahmood (BN)
Jason Tze-Xi Nathan (PH)
Norhizam Hassan Baktee (Bersatu)
Goh Han Koon (Bersama)

2021 state polls winner: Kalsom Nordin (BN) – 4,839 votes (131 majority)

N16. Ayer Keroh

Kerk Chee Yee (PH)
Michael Gan (PN)
Hamnaim Mohamad (Bersatu)
Muhaimin Lau Abdullah (Bersama)

2021 state polls winner: Kerk Chee Yee (PH) – 9,459 votes (5,624 majority)

N17. Bukit Katil

Adly Zahari (PH)
Ridzuan Sarif (PN)
Aliza Che Amran (Bersama)
Abu Bakar Sabudin (Ind)

2021 state polls winner: Adly Zahari (PH) – 6,805 votes (1,057 majority)

N18. Ayer Molek

Ridhwan Ali (BN)
Hakimin Mokhtar (PH)

2021 state polls winner: Rahmad Mariman (BN) – 6,348 votes (2,802 majority)

N19. Kesidang

Allex Seah (PH)
Albert Kok (PN)
Dr Bryan Kek (Bersama)

2021 state polls winner: Allex Seah (PH) – 14,769 votes (10,237 majority)

N20. Kota Laksamana

Melvin Chua (BN)
Low Chee Leong (PH)
Ethan Lim (Bersama)

2021 state polls winner: Low Chee Leong (PH) – 13,508 votes (11,494 majority)

N21. Duyong

Noor Helmy Abdul Halem (BN)
Poo Long Suan (PH)

2021 state polls winner: Noor Helmy Abdul Halem (BN) – 4,684 votes (200 majority)

N22. Bandar Hilir

Jasmine Lok (BN)
Leng Chau Yen (PH)
Nor Rashidi Ab Jalil (Bersama)

2021 state polls winner: Leng Chau Yen (PH) – 9,091 votes (7,778 majority)

N23. Telok Mas

Abdul Razak Abdul Rahman (BN)
Mohamad Jaafar (PH)
Hazwan Mustafa (Bersama)

2021 state polls winner – Abdul Razak Abdul Rahman (BN) – 6,052 votes (2,076 majority)

N24. Bemban

Dr Yadzil Yaakub (PN)
Rabaie Ab Hamid (Bersatu)
Dr Solehin Saleh (Bersama)
Abd Halim Said (Ind)

2021 state polls winner: Dr Yadzil Yaakub (PN) – 4,211 votes (328 majority)

N25. Rim

Khaidiriah Abu Zahar (BN)
Esma Eazreen Husin (PH)

2021 state polls winner: Khaidiriah Abu Zahar (BN) – 4,037 votes (1,327 majority)

N26. Serkam

Azman Abdullah (BN)
Faiq Azman (PH)
Saffie Yasan (Bersama)

2021 state polls winner – Zaidi Attan (BN) – 5,038 votes (79 majority)

N27. Merlimau

Dr Akmal Saleh (BN)
Rahayu Hamzah (PH)

2021 state polls winner: Dr Akmal Saleh (BN) – 5,633 votes (3,248 majority)

N28. Sungai Rambai

Jezlee Pit (BN)
Aminuddin Abdul Jalil (PH)
Norrizan Jantan (Ind)

2021 state polls winner: Siti Faizah Abdul Aziz (BN) – 3,801 votes (1,137 majority)

Why the country’s No.1 pencuri (thief) Najib ‘1MDB’ Razak deserves no sympathy nor pardon

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Why the country’s No.1 pencuri (thief) Najib ‘1MDB’ Razak deserves no sympathy nor pardon

KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 7, 2026: Disgraced and shameless former Umno president and prime minister Najib “1MDB” Razak absolutely deserves no sympathy nor pardon.

The country’s No. 1 pencuri (thief) has:

> BETRAYED the trust of rakyat dan negara (people and country);

> CAUSED the rakyat dan negara undue financial misery with billions of taxes pilfered (stolen) and mismanaged so much so it takes at least 30 years for 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB) debts to be settled; and

> BEEN sued by the Inland Revenue Board (IRB/LHDN) for allegedly owing RM1.69 billion in unpaid income tax and penalties (2011 to 2017)!

Key Details of the Case

· The Tax Debt: The IRB filed a suit against Najib to recover RM1.69 billion under the "pay first, talk later" legal principle.

· Court Rulings & Summary Judgment: The Kuala Lumpur High Court previously entered a summary judgment in favor of the IRB, which was subsequently upheld by the Federal Court on October 16, 2023.

· Bankruptcy Proceedings & Reprieve:

o The IRB initiated bankruptcy notices against Najib and his son, Nazifuddin Najib (who faces a separate RM37.6 million tax suit).

o In September 2026, the Court of Appeal granted Najib and his son a suspension/stay of the bankruptcy proceedings.

o The court ruled that continuing the bankruptcy proceedings could prejudice their ongoing tax appeal before the Special Commissioners of Income Tax (SCIT) and disrupt other active criminal and civil cases.

· Current Status: While the bankruptcy proceedings are currently stayed, the underlying tax debt of RM1.69 billion has not been cancelled or settled, and the core dispute over the tax assessment remains pending determination by the SCIT.

The key question is how did the former prime minister and pencuri become such a wealthy billionaire?:

 

No News Is Bad News reproduces below an article posted on Facebook on why Najib is still in Kajang Prison after settling his RM50 million fine to be freed on house arrest:

BERITA HARIAN RANAU

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Shocked! RM50 Million Fine Has Been Settled, But There's a 'Bombshell' Law Waiting for Najib!

Many have been wondering why the detention of former Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak's house has been postponed even though the RM50 million fine for the SRC International case has already been explained.

Through a statement shared, the issue was finally answered when referring to the statement by the Federal Court Judge, Datuk Collin Lawrence Sequerah.

Apparently, the resolution of the SRC International case is not the end of everything. According to the statement, after Najib completes his prison sentence for the SRC case, he will still face another heavy penalty that will be carried out simultaneously.

The penalty is 15 years in prison and a fine of RM11.38 billion for the 1MDB case. Moreover, it is reported that on October 14, he failed to apply for a stay of the billion-dollar prison sentence and fine.

This is the reality of the law in progress. Although it is certainly disappointing news for some who hoped for release, it is a legal process that must be faced.

As citizens, we see this process as a warning that every action has consequences under the law. Our country's judicial system has its own set of procedures and processes to ensure justice is upheld.

What are your thoughts on this legal explanation? Does it provide a new understanding to the people? Let's share our opinions in a civil manner in the comments section.