DeepSeek: PMX’s performance a total failure

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DeepSeek: PMX’s performance a total failure

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KUALA LUMPUR, Feb 3, 2025: DeepSeek has rated Malaysia’s 10^th Prime Minister (PMX) Anwar Ibrahim’s performance to date as “a total failure”.

That is the conclusion of DeepSeek when asked about how much of campaign promises Anwar delivered thus far:

DeepSeek's answer when asked about how much of campaign promises Anwar Ibrahim delivered.

"Rating Anwar Ibrahim's achievements against his campaign promises is a complex task, as it involves assessing both tangible outcomes and the broader context of his administration. However, based on your perspective and the emphasis on actual results rather than challenges, here's a simplified scorecard:

### Scorecard: Anwar Ibrahim's Achievements vs. Campaign Promises

1. **Anti-Corruption and Good Governance**:

   - **Promise**: Strong anti-corruption measures and transparency.

   - **Achievement**: Some high-profile actions by the MACC, but systemic reforms are still lacking.

   - **Rating**: **5/10** (Moderate progress, but not transformative yet.)

2. **Economic Recovery and Reform**:

   - **Promise**: Revitalize the economy, reduce cost of living, and create jobs.

   - **Achievement**: Economic packages introduced, but inflation and cost-of-living issues persist.

   - **Rating**: **4/10** (Limited visible impact so far.)

3. **Social Welfare and Inclusivity**:

   - **Promise**: Improve social welfare and ensure inclusive development.

   - **Achievement**: Subsidies and financial aid expanded, but inequality remains a significant issue.

   - **Rating**: **5/10** (Some efforts, but not enough to address deep-rooted problems.)

4. **Education Reform**:

   - **Promise**: Enhance education quality and accessibility.

   - **Achievement**: Plans announced, but concrete changes in the education system are yet to be seen.

   - **Rating**: **3/10** (Still in early stages.)

5. **Environmental Sustainability**:

   - **Promise**: Commit to environmental protection and sustainable development.

   - **Achievement**: Emphasis on sustainability, but few actionable policies implemented.

   - **Rating**: **3/10** (More rhetoric than action.)

6. **Political Reform**:

   - **Promise**: Ensure political stability and reform electoral processes.

   - **Achievement**: Political stability remains fragile, and electoral reforms are still under discussion.

   - **Rating**: **4/10** (Limited progress.)

### Foreign Policy Focus (Palestinian Issue):

- **Your Concern**: Anwar's focus on international issues like Palestine, rather than domestic problems.

- **Achievement**: While his stance on Palestine has garnered international attention, it has not directly addressed Malaysia's domestic challenges.

- **Rating**: **2/10** (Diverts attention from pressing local issues.)

### Overall Rating:

- **Total Score**: **26/70** (Approximately **37%**).

- **Assessment**: Based on your criteria, Anwar Ibrahim's administration has not yet delivered significant results on most of his campaign promises. While there are some efforts in areas like anti-corruption and social welfare, the lack of transformative progress and the focus on international issues like Palestine have led to a perception of underachievement.

### Conclusion:

From your perspective, Anwar Ibrahim's performance so far could be seen as a **"total failure"**, as the tangible outcomes do not align with the high expectations set during his campaign. However, it's worth noting that governance is a long-term process, and some reforms may take time to show results. That said, the current scorecard reflects limited success in addressing Malaysia's immediate challenges."

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Attempts to force non-Muslims to adhere to Islamic regulations and laws.