Who is the Melayu-Islamic Hero? Anwar, Hadi or Zahid? An important lesson in Political Optics
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.พ. 2025
- In this video I am trying to explain about the importance of 'Political Optics'. Whether a politician has good or evil intention, political optics is very important. Political optics in Malaysia means that a leader must be seen to be a 'Hero of the Malays and of Islam'. Mahathir and Najib are two leaders who understood political optics. In order to change Malaysia, the Malays must be convinced and support the right 'Hero'. Akmal and Hadi to me are the wrong heroes for the Malays, but they are both extremely popular. Anwar is a good Malay Hero but his popularity among Malays requires huge heroic gestures. Non-Malays must understand this political optics and competition for the Malay vote. We Malaysians should not listen too much to keyboard warriors or academic analysts because they will never be real politicians and will never be chosen as leaders.
We do not need a hero to lead our country but a pragmatic and honest leader who has the courage to confront poverty, corruption and ultra- nationalism.
ThankQ for sharing I ❤️ your video learning so many things from you ThankQ
I am proud of prof Tajuddin a very fair commenter well explained to the point,
Tq Prof Taj for the colorful political optics. Buka minda❤
Thanks for speaking the truth without fear. That's the responsibility of divinity.
Professor government should appoint u to a position. You truly a Malaysian
Excellent speech, all points are hit
My high respect Prof. ❤
Agree v u Prof, Change start from everyone of us - even in the family itself, we need to show n set good examples
Excellent Speech... Thanks👍
Good analysis
Yes, I totally agree with Professor Tajuddin. I also believe in our Prime Minister, Anwar Ibrahim. He has been through so much for the sake of politics. I believe he has the political wisdom needed to lead; we just need to give him more time.
Totally agreed to professor points. Look at GPS as non-Chinese premier but stll gets Sarawakians 95% votes support. Leadership quality.
Whether he is really good leadership remain to be seen, we need to judge him after 5 years
Perfect response or rather explanation, to MM, Siti Kasim and R Nadeswaran and may I say, most MalaysiaKini journalists and commentators. If Malaysians wish to build a better Malaysia, the good Prof. is the person to listen to, not the three persons named above.
@@adamiskandar5107 or the Bangsar Bubble crowd
Excellent professor
They should agree to change once n for all.
Dulu ramai yg m'yokong T/Guru Nik Abdul Aziz,termasuk non-muslim.Masa itu DAP boleh berkerjasama dgn PAS di bawah Tan Sri Nik Aziz.Tapi PAS kini jauh beza dgn PAS dulu😢
Guru Nik Abdul Aziz we where we respect him 🙏
Masa tu kerana 1mdb, musuh Malaysia terbesar. Life & death situasi tak sama.
x pon
I agree Prof.
Yes professor Tajuddin you are honest,principled,intelligent like them!you can speak so well! I pray Malays have the brains that is like you!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Agreed. 👍
Prof terbaik
Salam Prof. Kalau podcast prof boleh berucap dalam Bahasa Melayu, mana tahu ada walaun walaun terdengar dan faham akan maksud prof dan dapat menukar pendekatan mereka mengenai Malaysia negara tersayang kita, ke arah progressive dan masih berpengang teguh akan kerohanian nya 😊😊. Salam 🙏🙏🙏
@@suew7377 walaun mana nak dengar Prof. kan Prof ni Al-liberal wal sesat….
hero is NOT the one who always claim credit and continue to self promote
very obvious PMX is driving the nation economy regardless of a lot of political attacks
the rest seems to fight for power only, not really driving the nation progress
Honestly I don’t think Anwar is that great. But compared to previous PM, he is the best so far and I see a lot of potential in Rafizi. Very comical when I see some non-Malays who say they have lost all respect for AI because AI is now a Palestinian PM, and wouldn’t mind voting for Hadi Awang. That’s honestly like cutting your nose to spite your face.
I Think out The Three,Zaid is.PMx Exist Because of His Bold and Wise Move.UMNO is Given A Second Chance To Redeem Themselves By Aligning With PH.If They Replace Any One in The Next Few Months or Years,Say "Sayonara"
There is a sayings, you want the horse to run fast, but you don't let the horse to eat grass.
@@ManuharAmasi That's the reason why the Prof. took the trouble to explain to the non-Malays to understand why Anwar seemed to pander to the Malays/Muslims. If the non-Malays keep criticizing Anwar without understand this crucial aspect of the majority race, how is he or PH for that matter to bring about the necessary changes to build a better Malaysia?
Well said ❤️🙏👍
Terima kersih Prof.
Semua sampah ikhlas beritahu awak paling layak
Prof Tajuddin's intention to save the country is the same as Mariam Mokhtar and Siti Kassim. Only the result varies.
Their approaches are certainly different. The Prof. talked about understanding the mind of the Malays/Muslims and since they are the majority, political power lies in their hands, and thus the direction of the country. Anyway, MM and Siti Kassim will never succeed as politicians so they can only 'pander' to the non-Malay/Muslim audience.
@@jameshue55 true but Prof has more tact. Siti Kassim is like a bull in a China shop. I agree with her on many issues but definitely not her approach.
@@jameshue55 this prof corrected his tone but not the underlying message that this is tanah melayu looking for a hero. Mahatirism is still thriving，ketuanan konsep...No wonder ICERD hasn't been rectified..
Nor do I agree with Marian mokhtar,she always belittle Anwar,, makes me wonder why????
@@JudyTan-b9q it's because Malaysia has had too many hypocrites who never stick to their promise like the tomorrow oil price would drop and refomasi rhetorics. What could the rakyat do except making a mockery & sarcastic remarks. Citing a motivational leadership quote: If you want to be a leader, you need to get used to criticism, because whether you fail or succeed, you will be criticized. Some of the criticism will be deserved. If you receive it with grace and learn from it, you will benefit.
"I am also very honest, very principle and very intelligent". FYI self praise is definitely not a sign of intelligent.
Very good 👍
Very well said but not easy for everyone to understand
Agreed with what being delivered here. Just like what Niccolò Machiavelli try to convey in The Prince.
Good sharing
Good Afternoon Professor Tajuddin.
Today, you look Dump Professional after dressing up neat and tidy. 👍👍👍🇲🇾
Something not congruent in your comment
Well said, as a dumb people.
AKMAL SALAEH KETUA PEMUDA UMNO HERO KETUA SAMSENG MERLIMAU
the problem is people do not want to change, even if it means change for improvement and better development
Perfectly preserved
Listen carefully. What the Prof. is saying is that you need (the non-Malays) to understand the politics of the Malays in Malaysia. They 'need' a Malay/Muslim hero. Who should that 'Malay hero' be? Hadi, Zahid or Anwar ibrahim? He trusts Anwar to bring the positive changes to Malaysia and he is basically appealing to the Non-Malays to believe that Anwar is the right leader to lead Malaysia to guide/change the Malays for the better.
@@adamiskandar5107As a non-Malay, I have been voting for the last 3 X GE in favour of the same Malay PM candidate whom I strongly believe can lead us all out of this mess. I have succeeded in the last GE. The majority of the non-Malays have swung their votes to PH (statistically speaking). It's now up to the Malays to make a change that we all are hoping for in the next GE; and with that, the reformation that we all are waiting for will happen.
@@adamiskandar5107so using the same logic, how can Anwar be hero of Malay if Non-Malay don’t complain about Anwar?
@@rayooi010480 do you know exactly what is his reform agenda? Indonesia is more direct and resolute in rectifying any unfair policies such as religion freedom and no racial policies. Malaysia political system, based on mahatirism, has been intact for how many years? Keep borrowing money to stay alive?
Well said Prof Tajuddin 👏👍👌❤️🙏
Good Morning Prof
In a perfect world, it's all about delivery & nothing else...
Heroes are only being realised long after their demises. Let history decides the real hero among the incumbent leaders. Who knows may be none from them.
Selamat Pagi Prof.
Imej Yidin dah jatuh longkang dlm minda orang Melayu. Pemimpin2 PN pon terima hakikat kelemahan Yidin. Hanya segelintir walaun walauntit yg masih sokong.
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Must have me as PMXI for real change in malaysia to see and experience the wonder because I have survived in God in nihilism of 77 years.
I'm not sure if Mariam Mokthar or myself don't know about the magnitude of this need for a specifically ethno-religous politcal optics. Thanks for defining it. There is still an underlying narrative that the malays will buy into for them to gravitate towards it. At best it is plain malay conservatism which I understand and welcome, at worst it can lead to feeling that they're under threat and then it'll be time again for witchhunt for scapegoats.
The more we talk about divisive and racial politics, the more we suffer. The more we produce self claimed and "syiok" heroes.
What he meant is there need to be a “moderate Muslim” among Muslim communities to drive change from within.
Prof..tqvm to furnish us the Reality of Msian politics..to me yes..Optics to intellectual but to laymen is Motives.. mahathir has the charima being a Dr n playing his motives to control n rule.. Power n money their motives to control n rules..tats a different.. n population plays a part..tq
As they says, politics is all about interests
Something started by ai years back has come to a stage where it is difficult to go back. A good leader is one who does not do anything based on race and religion.
Clearly shows that you don't understand Malaysian politics. I suggest that you take time to digest what the good Prof. is saying here.
@@vijayarenganramiah8418 in this regards the Indonesia is doing better in eliminating all forms of discriminatory policies.
@@adamiskandar5107 you are still being ingrained with Mahathirism which I see is an idealogy related to class struggle.
‘"One nation, one country"，’This can be a consensus among everyone, regardless of race or religion.😊
@@adamiskandar5107 Follow the UMNO AGM. The belief that freeing Najib is going to save Malaysia despite being guilty ..political optic as a Hero & Warrior? I think the Professor is not totally correct in his explanation.
Deep in our heart is Tunku no body can stand up to him.All others have skeleton in their closet.
Professor with due respect we are fed up malayu politics. The Chinese and Indians are trying to work hard to put food on table . Malays always always talking about islam ,race and religion only. Why la??
Ya la, why 🙄🙄🙄
@@utiriamsebastian8756 mahatirism is still living rent free in many heads.
I said, i too fed up with Cina India politics, try to gain political power with remark racist statement toward Islam and Malayu then act innocents. We Malays not only work hard to put food on the table but also trying to balance the harmony in this country to accept Indian and Chinese but Chinese and Indian always talking like they are the second class citizen and demand more even there is a Social Contract has been agreed upon. Why la??
Solution seems to be to leave the RRR solely in the private sector, NOT to mix it with the public, political world. Our founding fathers were not stupid.
Thanks for being a light in the darkness.
Non of them. All are people PLEASERS.
Saya mengikuti perjuangan Anwar Ibrahim sejak dari saya di bangku sekolah dan AI merupakan pemimpin pelajar di UM hingga ke hari ini. Saya amat bersyukur krn Allah menganugerahkan kita dgn AI yg sgt jujur berkhidmat unt rakyat. Sudah tentu ada salah dan silap yg beliau lakukan sbb beliau hanya manusia biasa mcm kita tapi AI seorg yg berpegang teguh kpd prinsip perjuangannya membela rakyat dari dulu hingga sekarang. Mungkin dia kurang dihargai sekarang tapi inshaAllah, anak cucu kita akan berterima kasih di atas usaha beliau yg tidak berputus asa bekerja demi Malaysia yg tercinta. AI pun tidak mengharapkan pujian dari org ramai. Saya yakin beliau bekerja demi mencari Redha Allah
Less optics, more honesty
Prof. we started off well with the Alliance comprising of UMNO for Malays, MCA for the Chinese and MIC for Indians. When the economy developed generating wealth, UMNO became corrupted and their politicians instead of serving the people became self serving, and refused to give up their positions to others. So UMNO demonised the othet races while they became corrupted. The chinese saw through MCA then the Indians their MIC, and later UMNO corruption.
Now the whole system is rosak, with no solution in sight.
It's difficult to identify a malay- Muslim hero but I can easily pin-ponit an indian- Hindu hero.
He is P.Ramasamy. Some of his heroic acts were:-
1. Golden chariot.
2. Took Dr Zakir Naik to court.
Stupidly at max
Malaysia must work for Malaysia as one...
What you said about wanting a hero is partly right. The malays , especially those from the suburbs (even though they cari makan in the cities) continue to idolize and worship leaders/clergy that are good with their rhetoric without any substance while comandeering and brainwashing their minds with words. The masses are enthralled with how eloquently they speak and preach while being oblivious to the solutions needed to overcome their predicament in the first place. The mind , even though it was given to rationalize is being shaped by the very people that had an ulterior agenda to further THEMSELF and never their supporters. These poor souls are then lead to strife to enhance the propaganda fed into their minds. In the end the socalled heroes are no more than conmen in suits/jubah.
Brainwashed not only applies to Malays but to Chinese and Indian communities too. We Muslim dont idolize and worship leader we only worship to God alone and idolize is HARAM in our believe. But you Chinese and Indian not all but most of you idolize people and worship human. Sorry to say, you started about idolize and worship, i just respond my view.
Hi Prof,Sir drp dulu sejak 1996 bila sy follow perkembangan reformasi,sy boleh katakan DSAI@PMX is real hero as a politicians and also in personal life👍👍👍
In other words Professor is saying that corruption is acceptable. Corruption of mind and integrity for the sake of a particular race of people???
Putting power in the few for power and wealth...
🤔🤔
Simple and easy! Moving forward. We should look beyond numbers or majority. Go for meritrocracy. Fair for all including the majority. Good for Nation in all aspects. Be wise . Think!!! Also all faiths teach fairness and equality. If you dont follow then you are not professing your faith. Period
If you think and claim your faith practise fairness and equality.
Think. Bumiputar policy impacted 10% non bumi sabahan. No wonder Sabah very poor and under developed.
The good prof. is asking the non-Malays to be realistic. Argue all you want but at the end of the day, political power in Malaysia is in the hands of the majority race. He mentioned that the problems were exacerbated by BN's corrupt rule for the last few decades. The non-Malays should have the wisdom to support the best Malay leader for the country rather than wish for one who may never exist.
@@adamiskandar5107 The non malays are being practical and also have been patience in helping the nation building and the reality of a PROGRESSIVE Malaysia benefiting all including the majority is feasible if the majority would truely THINK beyond self interest and prioritize the National interest. The current policy has proven more than 60 years of failure. You cannot expect a positively different outcome if you continue adopting and applying the same failed method. We must take a BOLD step in changing the system. Wake up from your slumber!!! Really you need to put on your thinking cap. Meritocracy will do no harm and do no wrong. The end result... Nation will progress and the people will benefit including the majority as minority could only enjoy a small portion of the development and progression of the Nation
Don't ask what the nation can do for you. Ask what you can do for the nation. This is true patriotism. "Berbakti kepada Negara dan Bangsa. Bangsa Malaysia
If Malaysia wants to be a developed nation or a prosperous nation, it should discard the selfish political heroes worshipping n racial issues. Every one, regardless of race, should work together, hand in hand, for the nation n the future generations. But l m very skeptical it can be achieved in the near future. As long as there r many selfish politicians around, It may take years or decades to succeed.
It's as if what you're saying and what you don't say is the same. Even if one plays the political optics of the Malays. One slight change to progress, justice, and equality will result in the same situation. Hence, some are impatient and have opted for extreme measures. The only way is to improve the education system and reduce religious influence in school subjects.
Hero are NOT made but earned the respect of the people.
The 2 groups you refer to seem to want different things. If one group is mainly interested in a 'Hero' figure even if good values & principles are absent how are we going to progress as a nation? It's rather disheartening but I see your point Prof as @UMNO assembly they were calls for the release of Najib.
With Mat Rempit and Supermen breed like rabbits. Malaysia is a gone case. For the Chinese and Indian, milk the cow as much as possible and look for greener pastures. A banduan/Mat sakau they called "bossku" is there any hope and future in Malaysia?
Hello greedy breeds. No wonder China wont protect you as a Malaysian Chinese.
Dr. Better we bring in ABANG JO AS PM. OF MALAYSIA ASAP. ALWAYS MELAYU MELAYU, OR ISLAM ISLAM NOTHING KA. WE ARE A COUNTRY NOT RELIGIOUS GROUP. LOOK AT SARAWAK. LEARN FROM THEM PLEASE LA
If Abang Jo can gain support simple majority in parliament he dont need you to bring him as PM. Ignorance about politics but talk so loud
Politic is perception n not principle- do what I say and not what I do
What about dr. Mahathir's politic optic not working for his new party ( in fact a total disaster ! ) and losing LANGKAWI hilang deposit ?
Religion is a personal "belief " and never should be misused in politics for personal gain and riches and be hypocrites
He already throw in the towel in Zaid podcast b/c he admit even now they have yet to change anything systematically from the syllabus in Islamic universities. So expect to see same kind of subpar Islamic scholar being churn out that doesn’t contribute much to Malaysia society. So I am not sure how is sounding on non-Malay is useful because he say optic is important, so If non-Malay are not critical of Anwar then why would the Malay buy into the optic of Anwar being pahlawanm Melayu? Besides. It is not like we have anyone else left to vote for. Second chance given to Malaysia and it is up to the Malay to grab it.
Your commnt shows ignorance. To a Muslims responsible, honest, not stealing, humble, be nice to all people is part of their religion and belief. Thats what makes they think their religion cant be separated with politics.
@@elyasmalau that message alone already prove Muslim are the most ignorant one. First you already assume everyone is less moral than Muslim which is laughable.
who's mariam mokhtar?
To be an advanced country, Malaysia must solve the problems of racism n religion. PM should be a leader of all races.
And he did! Just the matter of too many non-Malays ignorance of the real politics on the ground. They only think non-Malay living in this country without care of the Malays and Bumis in Sabah/Sarawak.
Ordinary people are more emotional, which is the result of lack of rationality. Rationality or to be rational is what ordinary people should change.
Question 1 : AI became a PM because of Malay or Non-Malay votes? Question 2 : Has he executed his manisfesto?
1. Malay+ non malay 2. Not yet.. but gradually..baru 2/5
If only count on non-Malay votes to Anwar he will never will become PM. Isnt he!
None! You got to be kidding, Prof.
The most famous and recognised is Hang Tuah prof.
It could have been people like Tun Ismail, Tun Razak or a littany of any one of great Malays but unfortunately no.
Even Ghaffar Baba, an examplary character by todays standards who refused to let power and position corrupt him as a person.
Unfortunately It is Hang Tuah, a character who to be honest we dont even know is real or otherwise.
The reason why would be a very interesting topic to deep dive on.
Tun Dr. M......satu sudu darah type......
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I take your point that a Malay hero still has to be framed in the terms of race and religion. This underscores the lower educational achievement of those who perhaps measure his/her identity with emotional thoughts about the leader. Whereas Kassim, Moktar and yourself view leadership through a more rational sense. The question in the Malaysian context is whether you can have both: a political leader such as a PM that only serves the office of government and economic well being, and another non political person who is seen as the Malay hero?
Professor. Why mACC ALWAYS TANKAP ORANG MELAYU SAHAJA. I LIKE TO NOMINATE ABANG JO. AS PM. . A.JO. VERY MATCHURED MAN. HE DOES NOT TOUCH ON 3R . VERY GOOD LEADER ,HERE THIS MALAY LEADERS ALWAYS TOUCH ON RACE AND RELIGION. IN SARAWAK YOU SEE THEY WANT TO DO THE BEST FOR THE STATE .
Negara dah lah kecil,
Majemuk lagi..
Toksah lah jiwa Bangsa pun Mo dikerdil .
Yang kita perlu, Negarawan Malaysia.
Bukannya segelintir
" bangsawan " (= racist )
Berlebehan agama yang sensitif amat sehingga tindak tanduk Kelihatan begitu exclusive terhadap Suku Bangsa lainnya.
Kita ada " pemimpin " mutu dan nilai camtu tidak??
Tak nampak.
For sure Anwar👍👍
For the 3 persons, I will choose Anwar as there are hope. The other two. No hope in another 1000 years.
Then the same could be said with non-Malay keyboard warrior, they are not gona be selected as leader or anything but mere kopitiam kaki, they are not even the riot kind to put it bluntly. Why the worries?
It’s true Mahathir and Najib understood political optics and used it to win Malay support. And there are many others who know how to play the game and succeed.
But the question is - what does this knowledge do to these experts and where does it leave the country? In Mahathir’s case, it created a bitter and resentful man who seems to believe that Malays cannot rise to his standards and have betrayed him instead. And it made Najib a victim of his success. He seems to think he still has the power to lead, if not now then later. But he cannot see what he has done to his person and his character.
As for the country and the people these men claimed to champion, what did it do to them? It created a class who sincerely believe their privileges are a birthright. Hard work? Thrift? Meritocracy? Don’t bother? That’s for non-bumis! Much easier to push our leaders for bumi breaks. So the high grades at the university and recognition at the workplace - were these truly earned? Then why do we see a hesitancy, a sense of insecurity? And over the years, what will all this do the Malay psyche? Especially to those who genuinely worked hard to earn their stars?
And what does it do to all of us as Malaysians? As a people, as a nation? How do those of us who love the land where we were born reach out across race and religion to build unity? With great difficulty. But it can be done. And against the power and position of the experts who are so good at political optics.
V. Dharmalingam
Consider..discussing about Palestinein being given protection & education rather then Malaysian..kindly follow up…tq prof
Rather than Malaysian? Youre ignorance. We Malaysian have our own education but Palestinian dont have protection and education and worst part their nation been bombed everyday. They dont have protection and education as we do.
PMX Dato Sri Anuwar
All 3 are ZEROS
He is a Indian Muslim.On whose money.RAKYAT money.
Parameswara.
sorry Professor, i tend to disagree with your opinion.
the real problem is the majority of malays look up to a leader who could control & subjugate the non-malays into submission of their demands.
everyone knew anwar during his heydays in umno was regarded as the next malay hero after mahathir because of his extremism (all must be about malay & islam only) then. that was why the malays were ready to fight & stand up for him after he was sacked. remember the reformasi movement by going onto the street? i would say most if not all who were in the street were malays.
but anwar began to lose the malay support after he started preaching moderation (well he had to do it willingly ir unwillingly in order to repay his gratitude towards the non-malays who put him on where he is today) and this was when the malays turn their attention by supporting hadi who openly demonized the non-malays.
i believe if anwar is to revert to his old self & starts implementing policies that favors the malays at the expense of the non-malays and remove dap from the govt, the majority malay support will instantly return to him
that is how a non-malays sees it.
DSAI IS STILL THE BEST MAN TO BE THE PM OF M'SIA???
I beg to differ. He is the worst of the worst PM in Malaysian history. The worst ever.
Melayu Islamic hero is Ramasamy Mat Hadir.
no one, and never have one neither…
Obviously the Prof. disagrees with you and I trust the Prof. more.
❤Yesss,, thats my Taipinger‼️🤭😂
The belacan species will claim Hang Tuah and his companions belong to the belacan species.
Exactly 👍👍👍
Unless you put on the table the evidence that Hang Tuah belongs to Kicap or type-C species.
It is difficult to change the Malays perception of Islam after so many years of influence of PAS. For the past 49 yrs. PAS has started their strategy by setting up kindergartens to teach young children on Islam according to their understanding of Islam. Imagine those children trained under their kindergartens has grown up to be adults & some have become grandparents. These PAS Malaysians of course will continue to support PAS. One day PAS will be government.
PAS rules could be blessing in disguise. Borneo states would sing sayonara 🥸
PH is the right party to change direction of this trajectory. Non-Malays have a crucial role to support this government in its efforts to change Malaysia for the better. Let's understand what the Prof. is saying and stay the course.
i understand optics and have no problem with that. However, BMF scandal is not optics, 1MDB is not optics, leakages is not optics , corruption is not optics,etc,etc. You can't use optics to stay in power but not do anything .
...you should not use optics for yourself and the expense of the others
As a Non-Malay in Malaysia, I’ve no choice but to accept the fact that Malays politics is different from Non-Malays politics. Logics and rationale is not prioritized by Malays but race & religion are. It is this difference in views that forever separate the Malays from the non-Malays. Period!
With due respect Prof, you’re also a TH-camr just like others you’ve claimed whose views are not acceptable to you. You may be the best Prof in Malaysia but as a Real Academia, one must be able to “ Agree to Disagree “. Frankly, lately, I noticed your videos are moving away from a real academia point of view. Why is that so? Is it because you’ve been cautioned by forces to not toe the middle line but is trying your best now to justify your views for a different narrative ?
Anyway you’re entitled to your view and stance but I hoped you’ll return to be a real Academia.
I wonder what is your academic credentials to question the good Prof.? He has been very consistent with his writings and very principled. He does not hide the fact that he was a PAS supporter for 30 years and if you accept that PAS has changed since that time, he had rejected the current PAS and basically remained true to his beliefs.
None … Malaysia need someone special regardless of race.
No it would not happen 'cos Racist talks.Look at our neighbourhood all are going forward but we are talking about what ?
There is someone in Swak whos more enlightened n visionary..no?none in peninsular, too insular.
Whoever respects the 3R.
Political publicity.