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All is not lost, PH won the popular vote but NATO must stop
KUALA LUMPUR, Aug 2, 2026: Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim closed his campaigning for the Negri Sembilan (N9) elections with a wide-ranging speech that squarely blamed previous governments for the financial troubles plaguing Tabung Haji and Felda, while pushing back at critics who accused his Madani Unity Government (UG) of neglecting Malay interests.
Did the ungrateful Malays hear what he said? It’s a resounding NO!
They continued to vote for the Taliban-like PAS and the racial and religious bigoted Barisan Nasional (BN)-Umno pencuri-pencuri (thieves).
The trend is the same elsewhere, starting with the Sabah and Johor elections.
Clearly, all the pandering and aid and multi-billion Ringgit allocations to Jakim provided to them (and even to the Palestinian Muslims) were not appreciated.
Both PAS and BN-Umno combined to oust the Pakatan Harapan (PH) N9 government.
But PH continued to secure the highest popular vote in N9 but fell victim to the first-past-the-post electoral system.
Pakatan Harapan masih menjadi pilihan Rakyat Negeri 9
Namun PH kehilangan kerajaan Negeri Sembilan kerana sistem pilihan raya Malaysia menggunakan kaedah first-past-the-post (FPTP).
Dalam PRN 2026 kali ini, kerjasama BN–PN berjaya memenangi lebih banyak kerusi walaupun PH memperoleh 40.2% undi popular.
meningkat daripada 37.8% pada PRN lepas.
Macam Tok Min kata , kita redha dengan ketentuan Allah. Kekalahan ini akan buat kita semakin tawaddhu' dengan Allah dan akan beramal dan bekerja dengan lebih kuat lagi memenangi hati rakyat.
This means all is not lost for PH but UG must immediately work overtime to act and restore national unity and harmony that are being threatened by racial and religious bigots.
Clearly, the bigots are using the sensitivities of race and religion, ignoring the 3R (Race, Religion, Royalty) to rally Malay support.
Now, one such many bigots that were allowed to utter racial and religious bigotry daily without any fear for the law, Chinese convert preacher Riduan Tee has described PMX Anwar and Malay PH supporters as barua!
(In Malay, barua means a pimp, an intermediary for illicit or bad acts, or a derogatory insult similar to a "stooge" or "traitor".)
Is NATO (No Action Talk Only) Anwar and the police still allowing Riduan Tee to get away with calling the prime minister barua?
For Anwar and PH to survive the next general election (GE16), No News Is Bad News still opines that Anwar must sack BN-Umno from the Cabinet and UG (we reproduce below our previous on why BN-Umno must be sacked from UG).
And, there are ample scandals and allegations that Anwar and UG can act to bring errant corrupt politicians and their parties to face justice, to restore the confidence of Malaysian voters.
Here is a montage of such alleged scandals:
The above are just five financial scandals among the many that saw no police or Malaysian Anti-Corruption a(MACC) actions to bring to book the culprits.
The loudest mouth bigot in Malaysia, Umno youth chief Dr Akmal “Dr Ham/I Am Malay First” Saleh.
Also, what about the injustice to the families of those who have gone missing or murdered - all linking to the police or MACC. There must be real closure to these high-profile cases.
No News Is Bad News reproduces below what the NATO PMX Anwar was reported to have said in N9 and our previous post on why BN-Umno must be sacked from the UG:
Previous govts saddled us with RM20bil TH, Felda debts says Anwar
In final campaign speech for the Negeri Sembilan election, Anwar Ibrahim rejects claims unity government neglects Malays.
Pakatan Harapan chairman Anwar Ibrahim at his final Negeri Sembilan campaign event last night, in support of G Manivannan, the PH candidate in Jeram Padang. (Facebook pic)PETALING JAYA: Pakatan Harapan chairman Anwar Ibrahim closed out campaigning for the Negeri Sembilan state election with a wide-ranging speech that squarely blamed previous governments for the financial troubles plaguing Tabung Haji and Felda, while pushing back at critics who accuse his unity government of neglecting Malay interests.
Anwar, who is prime minister, said his government inherited a pilgrim fund saddled with RM10 billion in debt, on top of Felda’s own RM10 billion debt load that requires the government to service close to RM1 billion a year.
“This isn’t about picking a fight, but this is a fact – everyone in the industry knows it,” he said, stressing that the losses were not caused by Felda settlers or plantation staff, whom he described as hardworking and well managed.
Anwar used the speech to reject accusations that he has sidelined Malay interests in favour of other communities, citing the government’s designation of 50 acres of prime urban land as Malay reserve land – the first such move since independence – as well as a RM1 billion allocation to Jakim.
Anwar said ministers in his Cabinet from various parties – including those from Umno, PKR, Amanah, DAP as well as representatives from Sabah and Sarawak – had never blocked efforts to safeguard the rights and welfare of Muslims and Malays.
“I have never heard, in the more than three-and-a-half years that I have been prime minister, of any objections in the Cabinet to introducing programmes related to Islam or Malays,” he said.
He also defended targeted aid for poorer Chinese and Indian communities – including RM50 million carved out for Indians under Mitra and Tekun, and RM30 million-plus in ASNB/Amanah Ikhtiar funding extended to poor Indians and Chinese – as consistent with, not contrary to, looking after the Malay community.
On the cost of living, Anwar said the RON95 petrol petrol price of RM1.99 per litre remains among the cheapest in the world at a subsidy cost to the government of RM40 billion to RM45 billion a year, on top of RM16 billion for the Sumbangan Asas Rahmah cash aid programme.
He also highlighted a civil service pay restructuring that gave larger percentage increases to lower-ranked staff than to senior officials, alongside a 20% pay cut for ministers and deputy ministers, saying these reflected the government’s priorities despite ongoing pressure from the Middle East war.
Saturday, 1 August 2026
Anwar must sack BN-Umno from Govt to save himself and mullti-racial Malaysians and Malaysia from bigots
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Anwar must sack BN-Umno from Govt to save himself and mullti-racial Malaysians and Malaysia from bigots
KUALA LUMPUR, Aug 2, 2026: Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim and Pakatan Harapan (PH)’s loss of the Negri Sembilan (N9) government yesterday signals the rise of the racial and religious bigoted Umno pencuri-curi and the Taliban-like PAS political combo.
If PAS gets its way, Malaysians must be prepared to be governed by Taliban-like/Islamic state governments (like in Terengganu and Kelantan) where Syariah public caning/whipping has beenimplemented/is being implemented.
Even the federal government is now realistically at risk of being replaced by an Islamic/Taliban-like administration after the next general election (GE16).
The N9 electoral results can be summarised as below:
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THE rise of racial and religious bigoted lawmakers, forming Taliban-like/Islamic governments;
> PM Anwar has lost it - losing control of politics and the Government to the bigots, and it is all his own doing in pandering to Umno and the bigots;
> THAT national unity and harmony is breaking down between bigots and multi-racial Malaysians because the 3R (Race, Religion, Royalty) is being mocked or being made a mockery by PM Anwar’s NATO (No Action Talk Only);
> THAT multi-racial Malaysians are fast losing confidence in DAP which has done nothing with 40 MPs to check the racial and religious bigots and fight for a just and fair Government; and
> THAT multi-racial Malaysians care a damn whether multi-racial PH wins or lose as, it makes no difference to socio-economic development.
The above image, perhaps, shows why Anwar is a NATO. Yes, it is possible but, honestly, will GPS, GRS, Warisan and Rafizi Ramli’s seven MPs really prepared to back BN-Umno and PN-PAS?
Without the four blocs, PN-PAS and BN-Umno + Wawasan-Bersatu’s 19 have only 92 MPs.
For a simple a majority in the 222-seat Parliament, the magic number is 112.
So, Anwar’s only solution to remain as PM and restore the confidence of Malaysians and strengthen his political foundation for GE16 is to sack BN-Umno from his Government.
As it is, for Anwar to continue with business as usual, he is a “political dead meat” in and after GE16.
It appears that Anwar has no choice but to sack BN-Umno from the Government (meaning the Cabinet) and states that PH controls. Keeping Umno in the Government is allowing Umno to do more damage to Anwar and his Government, national unity and harmony, multi-racial Malaysians and Malaysia until GE16.
The risk of collapse in the current Government is there but what’s the difference now and in GE16?
Anwar needs to call for a meeting with the rest - GPS, GRS, Bersama, Muda and PSM - for not only his political survival but the survival of multi-racial Malaysians and Malaysia from the bigots.
The agenda - sack BN-Umno from the Government.
Or is his political survival option is to join them (the bigots)?
As for the DAP, to do nothing and continue to boot-lick Anwar, it is a matter of time they end up the same fate as MCA - Umno’s No.1 loyal lapdog (chow kow).
If Anwar wants to remain as NATO and to suck up to BN-Umno, then DAP must seriously act - leave PH but continue to support Anwar in Parliament until GE16.
Adopting NATO is akin to digging a “political grave” for the DAP.
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