Malaysia in political turmoil?

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Malaysia in political turmoil?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IXzyKI-ScZw 

KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 4, 2023: Is Malaysia really in political turmoil?

All the talk about toppling Malaysia’s 10^th Prime Minister (PMX) Anwar Ibrahim by the Opposition (PAS-Perikatan Nasional) appears to be just shiok sendiri (self gratification) because they just do not have the numbers in the 222-seat Parliament.

Budget 2024 (policy stage) was passed with just a whimper on Thursday (Nov 2). No no-confidence vote against Anwar.

However, the CIA-backed political website, Malaysia Chronicle (MC), opines otherwise.

It has been lobbying in numerous reports about the downfall of PMX and for former Umno-elite Hishammuddin Hussein to take over as the 11^th prime minister.

But, where are his numbers in Parliament?

However, the political scenario may change should the US imposes economic sanctions on Malaysia for its pro-Hamas terrorists and Palestine Jihadists.

The sanctions will have destructive effects on Malaysia’s more than RM1.5 trillion national debt and the value of the Ringgit, thus socio-economic sufferings. (See above video clip)

All things remaining the same, Anwar’s Madani Unity Government should last till the next general election which must be held in 2027.

No News Is Bad News reproduces below news related to the issues:

Dewan Rakyat passes 2024 budget at policy stage

The supply bill was passed by a voice vote.

Bernama - 02 Nov 2023, 8:15pm

On Oct 13, the federal budget with a total allocation of RM393.8 billion was tabled in the Dewan Rakyat. (Bernama pic)

KUALA LUMPUR: The supply bill 2024 was passed at the policy stage in the Dewan Rakyat this evening by a voice vote.

Earlier, Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim, who is also the finance minister, wrapped up the debate for the 2024 federal budget for the finance ministry.

On Oct 13, Anwar tabled the budget with a total allocation of RM393.8 billion, the highest in the country’s history.

Of the total allocation, RM303.8 billion is for operating expenses and RM90 billion is for development expenses. Another RM2 billion is set aside for contingency savings.

The bill has been debated since Oct 16.

The debate on the bill at the committee stage is scheduled for 12 days, starting from Nov 6.