What is Happening in Malaysia? | Mothership Tries to Explain...

[@yujinchung05]

Yeah, basically I need a singaporean to explain my country politics. That’s how complicated it is. Thanks for the video 😄

[@schadenfreude6274]

Doesn't really matter. All we need to know is Malaysia is a failed country ruled by Bums with no future. Look forward to 1:4 or 1:5 in the near future.

[@azrilia1]

@@schadenfreude6274 Eh shut up la

[@mingxuan9478]

basically their government is more concerned about their game of throne instead of the handling the COVID.

[@d_op_r9680]

@@mingxuan9478 yup, precisely why they allowed tons of chinese citizens in from china in the heat of the broiling pandemic... the PH govt at the time btw...

[@schadenfreude6274]

@@azrilia1 relac one corner rokok rokok eh bum? mat rock siol. uh uh siol.

[@daniasmadiibrahim8418]

OMG... She understood the whole thing better than Pakatan Harapan supporters in Malaysia.

[@allerxavier6820]

HAHAHAHAHAHAH AGREEE

[@abangemirzaihanabangzulkip9502]

Tried to warn the PH supporters on FB not to trust Tun, Muhyiddin and the whole Bersatu party but none of them listen.

[@TKLau1990]

Hahahahaha-@-@-@

[@Amy-we4ij]

Malaysia can never change due to the mentality of the majority who have been caged for more than 60 years and if they are released from the cage they can’t survive on their own. The day they are born they already been instilled the culture of grouping and they are lack of confidence when their own race disowned them.

[@fauzinitrous]

you make my day bro..hahahahahahaa

[@azizanm2]

Everything happen like a domino: 1st event, Mahathir resign, even after being advice by Agong not to resign. Agong then appointed him back as interim PM. 2nd When PM resigned, all minister appointed revoked on Mahathir request. PH government collapse. 3rd Bersatu decided to move out from Pakatan Harapan.(PH). PH government lost majority in parliment. 4th Barisan National proposed Mahathir as PM. This actually make PH panic. 5th PH later come up with a proposal to appoint Mahathir too, so what happen to Anuar (he was forgotten). Now 2 parties trying to get MP support under their wing for Mahathir. 6th Grand even, both side did not get enough support for Mahathir PM nomination. 7th While PH busy to get enough MP support, BN with the support of Sarawak party, PAS, independent MP and Bersatu, Switched and agreed to give full support for Nominate Muhyiddin. A big shocked to Mahathir and PH. 8th Muhyiddin gets more then enough support from parlimen MP. Muhyiddin present to Agong signed SD from supporting MP. Muhyiddin manage to proof support. As stated in Malaysia Constitution , one Agong satisfied and believed that the candidate have enough support, Agong agreed the appoint Muhyiddin as 8th Prime Minister of Malaysia. Whatever triggered Mahathir resignation is surely from the last presidential committee meeting of PH. All the other events is just a side track activities, like meeting etc. Nothing would move without a meetings. Regardless who and where they held the meetings. Bottom line , it just politics. Matured politic. Malaysia still peaceful and life move as usual. For Singapore, it a bit an upset because their brothers and cousin party, DAP lost their power. What we learned from this turnmoil is that Malaysia last GE14, was tarnish with foreign influence such as by NED from USA. (NED declared them self after PH win) using all social media medium in their control to influence Malaysian voters decision.

[@bagavanmaruthamuthu3673]

Older timer just give Chances for New faces to perform.

[@aliffikmal9389]

true

[@princevelkan295]

You Sir deserve medals. Millions thanks for explaining the details. Love & Respect.

[@ahmadyusof2480]

You are correct about the NED of US, that they had also admitted openly that they had been funding PH to topple the Malaysian government.

[@tribalation]

Multi racial harmony ? Citizens: yes we are equal Politics : No , we are actors in the circus

[@shirleycameron7718]

Same shytes over and over.....sad..

[@ahmadhafizuddin9812]

@Samak Lyne Kuan oh someone play race sentiment here? see, you are just proving yourself that non Malays are racist

[@acheable]

@@ahmadhafizuddin9812 blame the leaders. No bad soldiers only bad generals.

[@khaiophirgrad7717]

Circus Maximus, The Hippodrome of Konstantinopoulos

[@ratsiiaratr24]

lmao

[@espreedupree]

Mahathir planned a little ruse by dramatically resigning, so he could get out of his agreement to pass the torch to Anwar. Classic betrayal (the 2nd time) then his plan backfired when the King chose Muhyiddin instead

[@azmedollah1196]

Tun M never wanna pass the baton to Anwar. He never trusting bisexual

[@acheable]

Believe in Science. When old u forget to forgive.

[@jamesl2590]

To be frank, Anwar wldn't be able to carry the torch for long. The foundation of his support is weak. His (at least on appearance) empathy to minorities plus fairer racial representation of his coalition party will only drive away support from the pro-malay elements within. They only banded with PH to drive out Najib in 2018. The paradox is as this party becomes more successful in governing and policy-making, it will derive greater suspicions or resentment from the pro-malay elements as the threat to their privileges and authority becomes more apparent. No one can be certain that such feelings only apply to the politicians. It could become ground sentiments as well. Such coalition has failed even before achieving this level of maturity which tells you pretty much the poor appetite for such changes. Like it or not, only Mahathir has the political capital to band all the various groups together. Not perfect, but at least the government can function.

[@sivanasvarannadarajah8128]

DR M is a chapter close.

[@absolutelyexperience2328]

@@azmedollah1196 o

[@richardchung7198]

The question on every Singaporean mind is will it still be S$1=RM$3 or even better at RM$3.50 -4.00???

[@user-xi2zt8jx3g]

will be S1.00 - M2.50

[@NewmaticKe]

Your mind or every Singaporean?

[@xcre8ionx]

Singapore dollar is the best.. even Australia now 1.10

[@2cjappy]

@@user-xi2zt8jx3g In your wet dreams.

[@ReformMsia]

Richard Chung I am Malaysian hopefully the ringgit will go stronger Hopefully Tun Mahadir Vision of using standard crypto Muslim Dinar will be fulfil in near future

[@darkreeze]

Nice but half-cooked. Fyi Malay only consisted of 56% of majority, another 12.8% is pribumi of Sabah Sarawak, so this makes 68.8% of Malaysia or 'Malay land origin'. The new cabinet its actually the best as it represents of all Malaysia peninsular Malaysia, Sabah and Sarawak. Another 31.2% is non-bumi which Chinese, Indian and others. We still have 4 chinese MP in cabinet and 2 Indian MPs, why? because mca (malaysian chinese association) only have 2 chinese seats, 2 from GPS (Sarawak coalition). 2 indian mp from MIC (malaysian indian congress). Thus chinese and indian MPs all get a place in cabinet. Plus a sarawak party coalition (GPS) make quite a number in cabinet really a smart move by a new PM. This we call multicultural. In the pakatan cabinet it not balance where sabah sarawak make a tiny represantative in cabinets. The real issue not really a race card, it is more on economic issues. Where is Malaysia in the last 2 years? Our finance minister Lim Guang eng (from Dap) not really a competent guy. Malaysia stock market change from the world's longest bull market to the world's worst stock market in history last year. Our ringgit went lowest in history since Pakatan Harapan took over. Within 22month, our market lost more $340B since pakatan took the office, not to mention our market lost another $42B in a single day when Mahathir resign. People losing job everyday, people not spending, no foreign direct investment, no job creation. We basically stuck with political war between Mahathir and Anwar and also the incompetent of our finance minister. Many mega-project called off. How can a country grow when u not spending? Not to mention Pakatan Harapan decision to revert back to SST from GST. Our government lost a lot tax revenue, and heavily depend on oil revenue, even in last year's budget is based on projected oil revenue at $60 per barrel, look at oil price now, ranging around $30usd per barrel. The BN coaliton in 9 years under so called 'corrupted-cleptocracy' under Najib, our market gain almost $1T. So compared to so-called clean government in 22 months our market lost nearly $400B. Tell me who should i trust? numbers or politicians?

[@johnwig285]

Ofc under a corrupted govt u can gain much more when deals are made under the table. It aint rocket science. The country was alr in debt before PH took over even with the so called "gains". Why are u cherrypicking just the 1 trillion and not mentioning the losses which led to debt? PH ruled for only 2 years and you expect them to magically overturn a shit economy left behind by the prev govt within such a timeframe? No wonder corrupted politicians will always be voted and supported, ur ethics and morality is fucked when u are inclined towards a corrupted official just because it appears as tho he help the country's economy when clearly the money isnt clean and deals were made under the table.

[@darkreeze]

@@johnwig285 lol stupid argument. u must be economically blind or dumb. Im not a fan of previous gomen, after PH took over, how i wish it can bring malaysia to a new level, instead way backward. PH took a pretty strong government economically. Its just that a few people like LGE, anwar, mahathir that destroy it. This was the state of the economy that BN left for Pakatan Harapan to take over. - Strong GDP growth, reaching 5.9% in 2017, with the World Bank projecting that Malaysia could achieve high-income nation status as early as 2020 (1) - Record high exports growth of 18.9% for 2017 (2) - Bursa Malaysia hitting an all-time high with the FBM KLCI at 1895.18 points in April 2018 (3) - 2017 EPF dividend rate of 6.9%, the highest in 20 years (4) - Budget deficit decreasing steadily 8 years in a row (5) - Official federal government debt of RM686.8 billion (6) - Petronas cash reserves of RM174 billion (7) - RM2 trillion in savings (8) - Khazanah’s Net Worth Adjusted portfolio value of RM115.6 billion (9) - Debt-to-GDP ratio of 48.7% (10) - Implementation of the more effective, efficient, and transparent GST tax system (11) - Reliance on petroleum-related income decreasing steadily over 8 years from 41.3% in 2009 to 15.7% in 2017 (12) Now this is the state of the economy that Pakatan Harapan has left for Perikatan Nasional after having 22 months to SAVE MALAYSIA. - Lowest GDP growth in 10 years, dropping to 4.3% in 2019 (13) - Exports ‘growth’ of -1.7% for 2019, first full-year drop in a decade (14) - Bursa Malaysia named the world’s worst major stock market in April 2019 (15), with the FBM KLCI dropping over 300 points from 1895.18 in April 2018 to 1561.74 in November 2019 (16) - 2019 EPF dividend rate of 5.45%, the lowest in 11 years (17) - 2019 PNB’s ASB total dividend distribution of 5.5 sen, the lowest in history (18) - 2018 Tabung Haji dividend rate of 1.25%, ALSO the lowest in history (19) - 2018 Armed Forces Fund Board (LTAT) dividend rate of 2%, ALSO THE LOWEST IN HISTORY (20) - Budget 2019 at RM314.5 billion for total government expenditure, the largest ever in history (21)(22) - Increase in national debt by RM136.8 billion to over RM820 billion (23) - Petronas’s first ever ratings downgrade from A1 to A2 on the back of the RM30 billion special dividend in 2019 (24) - Khazanah’s Commercial Fund’s Net Asset Value was RM73.1 billion as at 31 December 2019 (25) - 2019 debt-to-GDP ratio climbed to 52.5%, approaching the 55% statutory debt limit (26) - Regression to the leakage-prone, inefficient, and less transparent SST tax system (27) - Reliance on petroleum-related income jumped to 30.7% in 2019, forecasted at 20.7% for 2020 (28)

[@darkreeze]

@@johnwig285 $1T debt u must be stupid, when moody and international agency state that malaysia debt around $632B, great after PH took over now become $850B debt. when lge took over office, he keep saying we hve $1T debt, malaysia can go bankrupt... bla3... u really think foreign investors want to invest in malaysia when the finance minister this dumb?? cherry picking my arse, i always stict with numbers.

[@waynefoo2643]

ktmythbwc But tell us WHY the Malaysian government offices consist of 99% of the Malays, the allocations Malaysian universities population ratio is more than 90% Malays, less than 10% are shared among Chinese, Indians and other races? Why many other races’ students with full 10 or 11 As are refused entry into local universities whereas the Malays with only a few As are recruited? Please answer?

[@miorf82]

@@waynefoo2643 Article 153 of the Constitution of Malaysia grants the Yang di-Pertuan Agong (King of Malaysia) responsibility for "safeguard[ing] the special position of the 'Malays'(see note) and natives of any of the States of Sabah and Sarawak and the legitimate interests of other communities" and goes on to specify ways to do this, such as establishing quotas for entry into the civil service, public scholarships and public education. The article is primarily seen as a continuation of previous laws made by the British to protect the indigenous peoples from being overwhelmed by the immigration of Chinese and Indian workers into Malaya. In the years after independence in 1957, the Chinese and Indians were generally rich urban dwellers, whilst the Bumiputra were mostly poor farmers or manual labourers. The first clause of the article provides that the government should act "in accordance with the provisions of this Article".

[@uhuhsiol]

S$1 = RM4 soon

[@user-xi2zt8jx3g]

no way

[@uhuhsiol]

@@user-xi2zt8jx3g yeah come to think of it now it's no way. Should be S$1 = RM5

[@user-xi2zt8jx3g]

@@uhuhsiol no, most likely S1.00 - 2.50 because this is triple stronger management team than before

[@johnwig285]

@@user-xi2zt8jx3g lmao bro thats now how shit works in economics. Any drastic political change leads to temporary instability & drop in business confidence. As a matter of fact, the evidence is alr showing, malaysia's oil prices are dropping. Well ofc ppl like you are happy w the drop in oil price coz u arent looking at the bigger picture which is the country's economy.

[@badboi888]

@@user-xi2zt8jx3g what are you smoking bro? I would like some too. Impossible for the current management be a "stronger" team as before

[@MrBryancslim]

There's more incidents happened before Tun Dr M resignation. That's important to be covered in your story.

[@prosperousangel6965]

Bryan Woods Givvo0n nma SC-HC400GSXS n

[@josebulang7981]

Thank you for this clear exposition of current events ìn Malaysia. It is hope that whatever actions their leaders and people have taken is good for the majority, if not for all, and includes the minority.

[@lawoliver8403]

Please dont forget east malaysia.. The deciding factor leading to muhyuddin becoming pm.

[@aminuddin-sama7188]

ad kmnterian khas sabah sarawak.

[@8888cA]

Apa James Ongkili bolih buat diParlimen???? Hanya ada 18 MPs.... seperti biasa lah... usul usul yg sensitive akan diberi pertimbangan yg sewajarnya pada masa yg sesuai....sidang parlimen ditangguhkan .....😄

[@aminuddin-sama7188]

@@8888cA GPs join government bru slh stunya kerna ad PAS, PAS mmbwa perjuangn sma mcm sbah dn sarwk iaitu mnntut ryalti utk klantan dn trngganu.

[@8888cA]

@@aminuddin-sama7188 Bukan utk royalti mintak aje tapi termasuk hak hak yg termaktub di dlm perjanjian MA63....

[@kingmatrollxii9867]

@@8888cA so apa masalahnya?..nama pun hak dan perjanjiankan.

[@Gabriel-zp6ci]

I need a girl from sg to explain my country's political mess for me XD.

[@user-xi2zt8jx3g]

😁👍

[@Iiquidme]

@Zirconia Ms Racist? There are many chinese in Malaysia for centuries due to traders

[@Iiquidme]

@Zirconia Ms u should research how the Chinese empire play a part in malaya peninsula. Quoted from wiki: "Through the establishment of firm relationship, a Chinese explorer and mariner named Zheng He commanded several expeditions to southeastern Asia between 1405 and 1430 where they visiting Malacca in their third voyage.[15] His accompanier and translator named Ma Huan described the place in his Yingya Shenglan as formerly under Siam before a local king there asserting for independence to become an "Islamised country", and by the time of their fourth imperial fleet visit, he described the local king had just converted and dressed like an Arab with his kingdom are chafing under the Chinese dominance."

[@Gabriel-zp6ci]

@Zirconia Ms well. Most chinese was born in a english speaking family so the only dramas they can watch is at tv7 and tv8 but sadly it isnt as interesting as dramas from other countries. T-T. And its really hard to impliment two to three languages in a drama. Oof

[@Iiquidme]

@Zirconia Ms bruh Malaysian Chinese speak better Malay than Singapore Malay, Wat u mean... Nyonya is a dying culture, nyonya is the birth of Chinese marrying Malay if I'm correct. And there a huge difference in mainland Chinese and Malaysia Chinese, different accents, different custom, etc. The main point why Chinese started to "hang out with " the Malay is due to the racist propaganda that started a few hundred years ago, before that Malays like Chinese cuz they are traders thus richer. Some how, racist towards non Malay, more specifically non Muslim, Malay = Muslim (Malaysia law btw) . Due to the nature of Islam, force conversion is a must, and most Chinese didn't like that. They prefer to mingle with the those with similar culture. And worst still, racist polices towards non Malay/muslim that lead Singapore to leave Malaysia is still present. Many Malay kept saying that laws is to protect the Malay right to come first as the original ppl of the land. And that don't make sense, look at Singapore, most ppl are given the same amount of opportunity, unless u have connections. There's a reason why serrated schools in Malaysia is common due to the racism and unequal opportunity towards the non Malays. Personally I think Islam is the problem, any kind religion must be separated from the state so that religious beliefs will not affect the laws and will treat all the citizen as equally as possible.

[@iguava]

The Malaysian Parliament was not dissolved. If it was dissolved, every seat in the House of Commons or Dewan Rakyat would've became vacant. No more MPs. Hence, an election has to be held. What happened was, the Prime Minister resigned (as he felt he no longer has the majority support) which automatically dissolved the Cabinets. No more Ministers.

[@iguava]

Ughhhh! Half of this explanation is misleading. The King did not just choose the next PM. You left out a huge chunk of important information. He interviewed each and every MPs to know who they support as a leader or Prime Minister. At that point, he didn't care which (new) coalition hold the most chairs. If after the interviews, he found out that there is not a single MP received a strong majority support. Then and only then he can dissolve the Parliament and Malaysia has to be ready for a snap General Election. But that did not happen, because Muhyiddin received the support from most of the MPs. How did he get the majority? Google the news out and you shall understand.

[@brightwinismylife3952]

Mahathir is a Malay loyalist, i think this is all part of his plan. He knew he couldn't lead Malaysia as well as he wanted to due to his age. So he chose muhyiddin to be his successor, which happens to be a Malay loyalist too but he made as tho he was backstabbed to fool everyone as especially PH.

[@hm_nn_5633]

My take on this video : Race inequality is never healthy for any country.

[@Armz69]

True

[@ikmalhafiz2865]

Races are equal here. Any inequalities is just your imagination. Equality is not necessarily justice anyway, Equity is.

[@brendaboon1402]

@@ikmalhafiz2865 joke

[@brendaboon1402]

@@ikmalhafiz2865 b_mip_te_a

[@paullee8375]

The greatest joke of the century is affirmative actions are done for race majority of the country. And on top of it, it's also most of these ppl that has to raise bendera putih during the pandemic to get ppl to provide help so that they can survive. And mind you, if such a policy is in place for more than half a century, and then there are still poor Malays that can't survive the pandemic, you can't help but to sit down and think seriously: wait, where did our money went then? Or more exactly, what did BN do with our money?

[@MistarZtv]

when the world was busy with the coronavirus these clowns are too busy playing GoT.

[@exoraturbo25]

Singapore is a total failure when it comes to COVID-19, Singapore has 40k cases, while Malaysia only 8k cases

[@hujjatullahsahib380]

Congratulations ! A very concise, balanced and quite objective presentation of the Malaysian political scenario by an equally pleasant presenter !

[@AziziAlias]

wow.. i am impress withe the contect.. same as what actually happens in Malaysia... Kepada RBA dan mahacai, dengar ni....

[@Joe-ox1pc]

"Mahathir and Malaysia is full of suprising developments" very true indeed

[@yours_sincerely48]

It is Malay and Malay fight....Indians and Chinese stuck in between warring factions. They minorities are the casualties.....

[@julienbourgouint9671]

Thanks. That's very enlightening. From a french resident in Singapore. Interesting to see that it's coming to a racial issue at the end of the day and that the ethnicity that makes the majority in Malaysia feels cheated if the coalition in charge isn't of the same ethnicity.

[@yurakim9686]

That hapen from politic people not Malaysian people. Please do your proper research before judge

[@abdulhamidmohammad1974]

Is your country any better?

[@julienbourgouint9671]

@@abdulhamidmohammad1974 well, Singapore or France ? Yes, both are in term of politics.

[@frds_skce]

@@abdulhamidmohammad1974 Bruh.

[@cakakunscripted6711]

In France, u r not allowed to wear hijab/tudung to work..thats racist I supposed

[@nevillelamech9917]

Hi. I’m a Malaysian. And I follow politics closely. I am not a member of any political party. While I commend the effort taken to make this video, there are many inaccuracies. Mainly on the reason why PH collapsed. It sure wasn’t because of Bumiputera affirmative policies or whatsoever but mainly the power transition date and who would be PM. The coalition made an agreement to make mahathir pm in the beginning and later on Anwar would take over ( you are inaccurate to say this was because mahathir said so, it was a discussed agreement. For all you know mahathir didn’t like this agreement but agreed for the sake of the country cause majority in coalition supported ). Anyways , the transition date of power kept changing from 2 years to 3 years to the final presidential council meeting 2 days before the collapse happened where mahathir said and I quote “ it’s up to me when to give up power. They have give me full support on when to give up. Up to me whether to give up or not “ . To cut a whole story short, majority of mps in pakatan supported anwar to be the next pm BUT all 26 Bersatu mps , and several mps in the opposition ( umno, pas ) and parties in Sabah n Sarawak supported mahathir. This would make anwar POSSIBLy have a slim majority or none. Also there were indications that although mahathir said he would step down, he also said anwar needed the majority of support in parliament to be the next pm. There were really strong indications that he wouldn’t step down if majority mps of parliament (meaning opposition as well) wanted him to be pm. He was sort off open to the idea. To cut a long story short, bersatu left the ph coalition to join forces with umno and the rest of opposition members so that mahathir could remain pm. But this was against mahathir’s will. Cause he did not want to work with UMNO given their party leaders corruption and 1MDB. Hence in the end they all supported muhyddin instead. The end

[@universalchanneltv9394]

Maybe he don't want Malaysia to be like Singapore that used to be Malay majority in that country now Chinese is taking over completely LIKE A BOSS

[@kishankuumar5968]

Singaporeans Malays are happy. They can happily go shopping and holidays in Malaysia because it doesnt cost a thing to them.

[@universalchanneltv9394]

@@kishankuumar5968 nah..it's just few of them are happy..mostly there r not..

[@chiaolim7773]

Since when in Singapore does the Malay has a majority....anyway, Singapore wont be a first world country if we play race politics like our poor third world neighbour...

[@kishankuumar5968]

@@universalchanneltv9394 tell you what they rather not be in Malaysia. 100 percent Gurantee. Singapore is world class. Good education system,Stable government, good health care and it has very strong currency. Now compare that to Malaysia, what does Malaysia have ? Belacan! Your government is a belacan just like the people. Sorry have to be honest but the whole world knows it.

[@universalchanneltv9394]

@@chiaolim7773 haha trying to remove the history buddy?

[@StaryzHelios]

I'm Malaysian, Something fishy with PAKATAN HARAPAN that involve intervention from America secretly to destabilize Malaysia. So majority cant accept that, and King know what his people wants. Tun M did a good job save Malaysia from previous govt, but he need to rest now at that age. I hope, islamic majority in mp shows how the thing should work for Tightening all races and keep harmony like it should be before.

[@NewmaticKe]

Yes, its Trump's fault, blame him and the Ayatollah too. What's the name of that fat dude from NK ?

[@nizamaroth]

@@NewmaticKe YOU LEAVE CHRIS JERICHO OUT OF THIS! Oh, you mean Iran's Ayatollah...ok, carry on.

[@souka720]

It's all about $$$$$$$$. Each frog can be bought with that number of $.

[@atengku9660]

Not true.

[@lychan2366]

Malaysia's future is for the Malaysian people to decide; what kind of democracy (with political patronage?), how to grow and distribute their economic pie among the population mix; what level of corruption officials can get away with, what kinds of political 'wayang' they can tolerate and what kinds of leaders they want, e.g. those who serve the people's interests first versus those who're more pre-occupied with their own political survival, interests and machinations. I wish Malaysia and Malaysians well.

[@ahleckzs]

i love how someone from our neighboring country could explain the shit going on here wayy better than all the malaysians im surrounded by

[@Emsyaz]

@Zirconia Ms DAP = Dogs and Pigs

[@ditsygirl5409]

alex achang ravi hold on, what shit? Malaysia is all gold for supplying our regular political drama that we really wanna binge watch till the end.. come on, bring the “get out of jail free for Najib and comrades” episode forward, bring on the episode of the “revenge of the PH” forward with the result of the no-confidence vote, and finally, the episode “comeback of the PH” in your flash Rakyat election to satisfy all of our Malaysian drama addict’s craving! Oh man, what drama!

[@ahleckzs]

@@ditsygirl5409 by shit i mean the political mess that has occured several times already that shook the entire world and sent Malaysia into being a worldwide political laughing stock. Im not saying whats going on with their initiatives is shit...its just the way they handle carrying out these extremely large packages of information when trying to change our GOVERNMENT...from past events i believe you and i know that they have somewhat treated it as a play toy and thats JUST from observation babey 😐😑😔

[@patrickalberto9556]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@jastinkamarudin7033]

U forgot to mention the uproar of the muslims and malays when tabung haji di kacau macam kuay tiaw goreng by lim guan eng.. diplomat sangat la tu..

[@kishankuumar5968]

Actually ur friend Najib kacau that's why got no money. They ask LGe to help only. But that also alot of people dont understand. Nvm their dividens will be low for a long time.

[@universalchanneltv9394]

@@kishankuumar5968 LGE help to clean our bumi putra asset..sohai you

[@universalchanneltv9394]

@@kishankuumar5968 where did the money go after all asset had been sold by lim guan eng?and why the debt keep increasing after all that ??explain this

[@kishankuumar5968]

@@universalchanneltv9394 I'm shocked that you dont know who took the money? Seriously you dont know? The previous government was hiding about it the whole time. Your tax payers money of all hard working malaysians was taken and pocketed by greedy politicians. Your government came up with 1mdb fooling poor Malaysians. Transferred money through shell companies. They took huge loans and cant service it. So they took money from somewhere where its within reach , Tabung Haji is one example. 7 percent dividends drop to 1 percent. Bottom line is you guys are fucked! You poor Malaysians would have to work for 20years to pay back this huge debt. Good luck!

[@universalchanneltv9394]

@@kishankuumar5968 since PH won the election TH % drop alot..because of LGE sold the asset ..n the money gone no where. As Malaysian we know what goin on in our country.. Please stop pretending that u know everything.

[@kierangallagher7353]

Do you know Azmin Ali is Actually Singaporean but his parents leave after 2 Years of Singaporean Independence from Malaysia plus He have a relative in Singapore

[@ernestkj]

U mean he was a Singaporean?

[@omarmahadi8219]

@@ernestkj yes,of course our ex dpm also Singaporean

[@kierangallagher7353]

@@omarmahadi8219 you mean Wan Azizah Right

[@danielyee9159]

Doesnt matter if he or she is a malaysian or singaporean as long as he or she is not a TRAITOR.

[@ReefearEapear]

Do you know?? Lee Kuan Yew also a Malaysian before Tunku Abdul Rahman sacked Singapore out of the Federation.

[@rozzmuo]

Tun Mahathir is the mastermind in all of this situation. He would not agree Anwar to be his successor due to his past record. That is why. From Malaysia.

[@jombali8891]

Past record mean his sexual desires as gay?

[@adrianamaizan2271]

true.

[@adrianamaizan2271]

@@jombali8891 he want the power so badly

[@andywong9847]

Lights of the nation on KZbin

[@azmanishak501]

Theres an error,malays are almost 69% of the population of msia,25% are chinese,5% are indians,and 1% are other races.

[@nicholasnelson7365]

69...

[@colinphang503]

Actually 69% is bumiputera, which includes about 10-15% natives or sarawak and Sabah. It just shows your ignorance to claim all bumiputeras are Malay.

[@iamgreat1234]

In Peninsular, Malay is 80% when added Borneo, only 69% Malay.

[@azmiabduljalilajalil2355]

colin phang check the HUGO project.... human gnome organization... they do human race age via human DNA studiea... originally there five main race in the world... but with HUGO project they found there one more major race which is the secong oldest after the africans... which is malay... malay a major race comprise all the sumateran, java , dayak , orang asli.. maori in new zealand ... and alot of the polynesian people.. the dna of malay race is 60,000 years... and chinese and indian about 40000 years old... have a look at the HUGO project before you expose you ignorance...

[@burentori9620]

@@iamgreat1234 Malay and Orang Asli is categorize as Bumiputeras in official government records. So it's illogical for the stats to go down, it can only go up

[@TheAbdulwalidali]

Good to hear this. I think it is clearer

[@gabrielc.774]

This is the guy that took a swipe at Singapore's Mr Lee Kuan Yew when he said when he quit office he will not get involved in politics again. Not only did he contradict himself but he fought against his own party he built, UMNO. Mahathir is afraid of Anwar because he knows that if Anwar becomes PM, he will expose Mahathir.

[@albahabah1357]

10 of 100 u lost

[@gabrielc.774]

@@albahabah1357 what the heck r u trying to say ? Your sentence makes no sense. Can't expect much from Malaysian malays. Even your ministers don't speak good English n can't r express themselves.

[@gabrielc.774]

@Alexandria School of Science we r thankful that tengku Abdul rahman kicked sin out of the federation of Melaya. We would probably be holding the same currency which is the Ringgit. With their weak currency it would take at least 3 years for an average wage earner of MYR 4K to go to Europe for a holiday. That's if the person is a Bachelor. Married man with wife n kids would take about 7 years for 1 trip to Europe 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@LoQOpa]

what is happening in malaysia ?? Things that won't happen in Singapore

[@danielyee9159]

Yes, because the Singapore government are not racist and they do really care for their people. Every race get a fair share. Most importantly is their government contribution to the citizen.

[@NazAI]

@@danielyee9159 Its not racist when chinese the majority and hold real power. Throw a bone every now and then to look like every race get fair share

[@LoQOpa]

@@danielyee9159 you got to be joking saying government contribution with a straight face like that

[@Wulaufoo]

Bro.. is sg.. ofcourse more chinese in power but we are not racist.. why dont u say china why no malay in majority? And malaysia most is malay majority too.. and i notice the way u treat ur citizen is racist.. sorry man.. this what sg see.

[@catherinelee3111]

@@danielyee9159 Are you sure ? All the while I thought it's taxpayers' contribution to the govt--you just 'Pay and Pay' ( PAP ) to keep things going......

[@Aurochi]

Long live the King!!!

[@brookeoffyt]

Now let's do a deep dive on Singapore. Awesome video!

[@alviraxoxo]

Wow thanks for the explanation!

[@justice4adib675]

TQ mahathir for pulling the carpet under DAP/PKR/PAN 's feet. Good job !

[@annelin6376]

Great explanation done in a succinct and engaging manner!:)

[@mswong7434]

Very simple! Not like the olden days. Today's premiership and ministries are not interested in the welfare of they people. They make it a stepping stone on how to become power and rich.

[@sgcommoner]

Mothership Singapore: "excelling" (talking foul about) in Malaysian politics better than Singapore's own.

[@MrWaterbugdesign]

Most countries try extremely hard to present themselves as stable. Reality is often different.

[@acikbello]

Wowwww good summary of the event :) I enjoyed your video, especially when the Agong (king) was giving chicken to the medias :P !

[@ConradSNIPER]

Yummy 😋

[@ahmadyusof2480]

Its because the media people were always there to cover the outcome, had to wait from the day before. He actually apologised to them for waiting and actually felt sorry, and since he knew some of them missed their breakfast just to be very early over there, that he bought them some KFC to fill their empty stomachs.

[@voodoo3dfx]

Hi Mothership, can you create an Aug 2021 update of this video?

[@ashkerimat8256]

why singapore so busy body one?

[@user-xi2zt8jx3g]

because theres nothing to talk about politics in SG not interesting 😂

[@mazim-ku9jj]

I'm malay and I don't mind they are busybody. Nothing harmful happens

[@fafafifufu]

Why so triggered by it? Insecured?

[@kaiserwong7890]

Asroy yah lor only pap

[@ashkerimat8256]

Melayu Comel i just wanna know haha ur answer is so irrelevant

[@jhtan8155]

Readers prefer not hear what is the history but to provide some thoughts of our political directions of the future. That make a different. Readers like to know:- 1)What would happen after the parliament call for voting? 2)Who going to be the PM? 3)What is your best choice of PM base on current situation and a PM for all. Your analysis for Malaysian. 4) Raayat remember who steer up racial issues in Parkatan government in Shah Alam conversion? Can DM still can be trusted? 5)Should Pkr, DAP n Amanah to continue to work with Perjuang especially DM after experience with his role as main actor, director and script writer of the back door government created for Bersatu to withdrew from PH and resigned as PM ??

[@acheable]

A thought or a question . How can you explain Malaysian politics when corruption is a culture. Can law exist in Malaysia just to be broken.

[@sweechawong5419]

233⁴333333naked

[@860623496517]

Meanwhile in Singapore is boring af. The goverment is iron claw. No democracy. Poor opposition 😩

[@Sudaismiiir]

Holy cow "that would be the king! who already has his hand full of chickens"

[@gunzheadchannel789]

They dont have king...so no respect

[@paannarumi9298]

Sibuk je diorg pasal negara kita..diorg nk kita jadi mcm negara diorg..singapura..hilang identiti..

[@shurenraorao4850]

@@paannarumi9298 bro, it earned its own respectable identity among the world countries.

[@jamesl2590]

The king is smart. He does not want to do things beyond his constitutional power/responsibilities. Extending beyond will set a precedence which could allow others to chip away at his own power one day.

[@alvinbuj4102]

Wait, where is the indigenous people from Sabah and Sarawak? We make up about 10% of the population. We'r not Malay. Just indigenous.

[@muhsin_sultan]

Even we Malaysians don't know what's happening. Which is why the video was titled Mothership *tries* to explain not Mothership explains

[@waynefoo2643]

Sultan Don’t pretend and hiding under your tempurongs la. But the ostrich always buries it’s head in the sand with it’s punggung or arse showing. So is always caught by the wisers with which the stupid ones still thinks that they are the smartest in the whole wide world. What a kleptomaniac country and majority of it’s people.

[@spons394]

@@waynefoo2643 I'm confused by your 'speech'. Do you know how to English

[@muhsin_sultan]

@@waynefoo2643 why so offended bro

[@kentershackle1329]

@@waynefoo2643 Says someone who lives in state thats been governed frm father to son , and its opposition is soo weak is bloody laughable..🤭

[@belangsemput]

What happened is someone from outside Malaysia talk about Malaysia like they know it well as they live in Malaysia.

[@TheCoomar007]

Malaysia best soap opera, Politics

[@kamhaq]

to be honest, leaders are the reflection of society, Every society has good and bad been in Malaysia for 20 years and constantly noticing every one grow hating other race. This has been shared with me because I have been an outsider and neutral. Whatever it is Malaysia is an awesome country to be in specially for foreigners, they been respected and welcome by all races. I wish Malaysia get stronger again, doesn't matter who ruled it must think for the peoples well being.

[@Schocam]

Messy is the word.

[@ibnusardi1]

You forgot to mention the goons from PH coalition exposed their true colours in parliament, questioning the policies that are sensitive to the Malays. It seemed easy to get the votes when you peddaled the wrongdoings of the government. But after they got the votes, they could govern. Two years is enough for the people. The PH lost by-elections in succession...which say a lot in terms of voter view of the. At the end of the day, it is Tanah Melayu and The Agong has the final say.

[@acheable]

Nobody is above the law. When policies were corrupted MPs are lawmakers so have to speak out without fear or favour. The problem is they ' jump ship' which is a crime. They robbed the voters' trust.

[@calvinwang9729]

Just send Mahathir to the jail.

[@bigno1900]

Is because Mahathir want to play to get full power but kenna play backside

[@stephanruan1846]

Dr M should enjoy his retirement and carried out his promise to hand over to PM in waiting but no he didn't and know very well that once he resigned the PM in waiting will no longer have a chance. Many amongst us already knew that this will be the ending as planned. This young lady has the potential and can be and will be a good contender but it would not be easy.

[@AbdulHalim-gn8yo]

Why need to compare or need opinions from Singapore...hemm

[@UnbreakableRukawa]

This is the same everywhere, South Korea covers North Korea matters, France covers German matters and everyone covers US matters. This is something so basic and intuitive, that only the ignorant fools will ask this question.

[@atnemesis]

@@UnbreakableRukawa but Malaysian never bother about Singaporean politics.

[@atnemesis]

@Dark of the knight to make that assumption, clearly you don't know Malaysia. Usually people like this creates the problem. Like the US saying ' we want to plant the seed of democracy' in the middle east. Then they cause the collapse of the whole country with millions of death.

[@ahmaduwais5588]

@@atnemesis its ok bro ,shes just explaining,it doesnt make a mess

[@najirayob1092]

Malaysia 🇲🇾 is now getting better under Dato' Seri Anwar Ibrahim as the Premier. Welcome to Malaysia 🇲🇾 😄

[@jimiboone2727]

An another version of the best incident that ever happen to our nation. Thanks to Tun for the move, Long live T S MUHYUDDIN.

[@nathanprophet4263]

Let's justice reign in Malaysia. Corruption Free society is what we want. She is a common criminal

[@shafiqmuammar7970]

I dont see other ethnicity become minister in china except chinese dont see other ethnicity become minister in india except indian.. But malay people are soft & tolerence still give title & power to chinese & indian right.. Even though this is the land of our ancestors..

[@brandon.h9624]

Do you even know what you're talking about? Firstly china is a communist state. Secondly, Malaysia is a multiracial country same as Singapore which is why Singapore does not only have a 1 race in power. Yet you compare to China and India, might as well compare to Korea and Japan and ask why they give power to their own people because it's NOT a multiracial and multi cutural country.

[@lianchintan2458]

Malaysia really needs a dynamic leader,n this is only seen in PH coalition. Malaysian only care for racial needs but economic needs are much more critical at this point .

[@acevictory3587]

Why so complicated

[@copyrightstrikes4985]

I’m surprise that she understand the whole things better than anyone who support the opposition parties..

[@ongmustafa3916]

The Queen Maker from Singapore. My only question is while your presentation was politically superb, I suggest that you should analyst the politics of your island state in the coming GE. The two Lee brothers are fighting for the next premiership as they both have different political ideologies. Alternatively, the PSP is also watching and is encouraged what had happened in the last GE14 in May 2018 when BN was buried by PH. What's your thoughts and analysis and will PAP survive the political turmoil and faced the same death cell like BN/UMNO in Malaysia?

[@leky1325]

People around the world only heard of 1 country 2 systems policy after the HK handover. But not Malaysians, the 1 country 2 systems has long being applied in Malaysia. 1 system for citizens and another for politicians.

[@batangkayu7831]

You know what?anak Lim Guang Eng bring 2million usd to singapore lol.can you explain how you can sell mineral water to malaysia?

[@mohamadliy7786]

buat debat la tentang isu2 panas secara live,kita sebagai rakyat boleh tengok sapa yang layak untuk jadi PM malaysia.. contoh: -isu vaksin dan tuntutan pampasan -isu bekalan perubatan di setiap hospital malaysia -isu membasmi rasuah di kalangan YB,Menteri dan Penjawat awam -isu kemajuan di sabah dan sarawak -isu kemiskinan dan gelandangan banyak lagi la tapi bagi je 5 ni dulu,nak tengok cara mereka bentangkan secara live nanti.. dan bagaimana cara2 nak atasi dan selesaikan masalah.. bentangkan secara live.3jam dalam 1 hari... jadi rakyat boleh tengok kemampuan mereka menyelesaikan masalah.. rakyat boleh nampak mana yang betul2 berusaha,mana yang baca skrip,setakat gebang(cakap besar)buat ape.. meluat aku tengok orang politik ni.. kalau setakat lantik ikut puak2 dan kroni2,malaysia xkan maju la.. suara dan pandangan rakyat pun patut di dengari,sbb malaysia xkan ada tanpa rakyatnya. bila nak jawatan janji palsu keluar la,baru nak turun padang bagai la. buat pe???pedih je telinga aku kalau politik ni berjanji.. kalau tak nak dengar suara rakyat,letak jawatan sila keluar dari malaysia.bak sini IC biru tu. bila rakyat dah tahu tahap berfikir kedua pihak tersebut maka rakyat tahu la siapa yang patut diundi pada PRU15 nanti...

[@jombali8891]

Inshallah Malay will keep ruling. Nobody can try to break this equation. 🤴👲🧕

[@frilink]

Bumiputra also consists of Sabah Sarawak non Muslims...... don't forget that They are King maker after all ....

[@ms.chuisin7727]

Doesn't even care. Just do it properly

[@BiddutMitra]

Malaysian's didn't get the damage they have done by this. MM just recovered from off-track train.

[@ugyptkutan266]

If race is the main concern in the peninsular....then why they still they want sabah and Sarawak as part of malaysia??? 🥴🥴🥴

[@shinasuka1799]

Bumiputera rights including indigenous sabah and sarawak people

[@radenkoembino1397]

That is not included the population of vehicles need to be grooming in Singapore .....

[@maedaydreamer8386]

Finally! Now I understand what is happening in Malaysia. It seems racists. But someone from a country that is being bullied by the BIGGEST BULLY OF ALL through the help of our corrupt officials, I totally side with the nationalistic move.

[@fatimahibrahim4831]

First of all....y so sibukkking one just keep own country safe from danger virus....which came frkm where. One...

[@osmanabdullah6828]

You are the best! Well-versed! Knowledgeable!

[@nazrulhaireeku6369]

Long live the king....daulat tuanku...

[@asrulfarhan7459]

but. malaysian demographics includes more than just malay, chinese, indian and eurasians. where do u put the indigenous people of sabah and sarawak?

[@scaninvage]

I know right. MothershipSG mah. They just simply think that Malaysia has the same ethnic makeup as Singapore. 🤦🏻‍♀️ In fact, there are probably more indigenous east Malaysians than there are Eurasians, which they've cared to mention.

[@annasoughpakiam9286]

No matter who takes over....all are the same. The cabinets are always formed with kayus jokers😁

[@lanon9023]

You kayu api

[@lindmohamad3726]

We are okay...yess...All Praises Be To Allah.

[@Ronaldo_Tornado]

Nothing happens. We were just playing around ✌🏼

[@mrazai6737]

😁😆😁😆😁 kelakar habissss

[@alantan79]

Is there a part II, i believe its time.

[@gkheng]

maybe madet pretended to be out-foxed, so that he no need to pass the PM role to anwar?

[@aliasahar4700]

Thank god it sound so neutral…and not too PH and not too BN…basically she is saying if u are PH and u are ruling the country dont get too excited to eradicate bumiputera’s rights and policies overnight…

[@dariusz501]

Basically the king has called 222 MPs privately, one by one each of them to cast a vote for whom they might favour for the 8th PM. This was to prevent any 3rd party interest that can influence their vote.

[@godlyman6589]

Ahmad Al-Hafiz WHO IS ANWAR IBRAHIM - In 1993 Anwar Ibrahim was recognized by Euro Money Magazine as the BEST Finance Minister in the WORLD. - In 1996 Anwar Ibrahim received recognition from Asia Money Magazine as * BEST Finance Minister IN ASIA *. - In 2008, Anwar was the only Malaysian to be listed among the 100 people who are said to be the most influential in the world by TIME magazine. - Anwar Ibrahim became the first Malaysian political figure to be recognized as a FINANCIAL CONSULTANT EXPERT by the World Bank in 2008. - Anwar Ibrahim became the first Malaysian political figure to be recognized as an ECONOMIC & FINANCIAL EXPERT by the European Union (EU) Bank in 2014. - In 1998 Anwar Ibrahim received recognition from Asia Weeks Magazine as The Asian of the Year. - Anwar Ibrahim is the FIRST Minister of Finance of Malaysia who was appointed as a World Bank Consultant (Chairman of the Development Division) at the World Bank in 1995. - Anwar Ibrahim was appointed independent non-executive director, ABG (investment body and Islamic Bank among the largest in the world) since March 2006. - The Turkish government has taken Anwar as * Economic and Financial Advisor to the Turkish State. The economy of the Turkish Government is now the 7th best in the world and the 3rd best among European countries. - Singapore once sought the financial advice of Anwar Ibrahim for a fee of SD 100,000 for every hour of financial advisory services. - In Tunisia, Dr Rashid Ghanousi invited Anwar to present his views to all members of parliament and members of the Tunisian cabinet. - In Egypt in 2010, Anwar was invited to deliver a keynote address at the International Conference on Islam and Democracy. - In Indonesia, Anwar's influence is incredible. He is highly respected in Indonesia. A political figure from Bogor used to joke, he said Indonesian figures disagree with each other and disagree with each other, but they can only unite if they admire Anwar. Pesantren, Universities, Indonesian think tanks and intellectuals often invite Anwar to deliver his speech. - Anwar was appointed a fellow at Oxford University * and became a professor at New Hopkins University in the United States. - Anwar was also appointed Qatar National Economic Adviser and several banking institutions in the Arab world. In Malaysia ... 1). During Anwar Ibrahim's tenure as Finance Minister, the growth (Growth) of the Malaysian Economy was at a rate of 7-9% for 8 consecutive times. 2). Growth (Growth) Malaysian economy number 1 in Asean. 3). Competition (Competitiveness) Malaysia number 1 in Asean. 4). Malaysia's FDI (Foreign Direct Investment) direct investment number 1 in Asean. 5). Anwar Ibrahim is the FIRST Minister of Finance of Malaysia to present a profitable budget that is income beyond expenses or surplus budget. 6). After Anwar Ibrahim managed to manage the finances and economy of Malaysia and Malaysia can be independent, finally Anwar Ibrahim wrote a letter to the World Bank to stop financial assistance to Malaysia because Malaysia is able to be independent. 7) After Anwar Ibrahim successfully managed the Malaysian Finance and Economy and made a profit, Anwar Ibrahim started paying off Malaysia's external debt of RM 10 Billion every year and Anwar Ibrahim was the FIRST Minister of Finance of Malaysia to pay off external debt. - Anwar's success in managing the economy made Malaysia at that time an Asean Tiger. - Anwar Ibrahim is the best Finance Minister ever born in Malaysia with a good track record in Malaysia, Asia and the World. THAT'S ANWAR IBRAHIM ... Posted by Yazid Surip

[@SShiJie]

You'll never know what I wrote in this comment

[@hawkhea7527]

ShiJie 12311 this are facts. Not abt expertises.

[@johnwig285]

Didnt know stating facts and calling a spade a spade equates to being expert in Malaysian Politics. Such a top-notch conclusion u arrive to.

[@duckeatsbread5644]

Septimius Severus she didn’t say she did not now what’s in Singapore ah boy Malaysians don’t even know what’s happening in malaysia their country uneducated dumbasses

[@LoQOpa]

@@duckeatsbread5644 says the ah boy who cant use " they are " and " know " properly

[@duckeatsbread5644]

Ria Arman Malaysians haiz

[@georgewilliam6001]

Short and clear to key points good presentation Madam, Look like Malaysia is ruling by the candidate from Mahathir party

[@syph365]

Well at least 1 thing is constant... 3:1

[@cjwwo8340]

2:58 4:22 song

[@hassanialhakim9842]

Nice Singlish!

[@wilfredteo2899]

Where is part 2, still waiting...

[@AEIOUQ1]

Tsiu wen你好美! How many people forcus on her rather the news? Like if u are like me

[@uhuhsiol]

News? What news?

[@firal8742]

PH become a government 22 months, we people are feel suffering. All the national assets had been sold ..

[@ghhggfghhh5572]

It is not M character to fall from grace. He'd rather die fighting.

[@felixgregory7209]

Tks girl...to the point presentation...God Bless

[@MrArvintg]

Singapore can't stop talking about malaysia. Mind your own country mess like covid 19 maybe ?

[@tribalation]

Singapore have done well to contain it in every single detail , they already have prepared for the worst .

[@danielch6662]

Cases in Malaysia is now higher than China (per million population). Singapore may be a dictatorship, but they have it under control.

[@salziannawawi3708]

What is happening in Singapore?

[@rubenhario5728]

I terribly in love with Singaporean accent.. Okay Lah!!

[@Mister_Ri_MFBMT]

Wrong!!! Not 60% Malay n Muslims. The truth is 60% Bumiputera (comprising of Malay, Bumiputera Semenanjung Tanah Melayu, Bumiputera Sabah, Bumiputera Sarawak. P/s: Its 65% anyway.