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@hean_loong @FabriRahman Did you know how many SMEs had to closed down due to his fucking policies? And, no government before has ever take away the petrol subsidies. Are you blind and deaf?

@FabriRahman What has he done which is so bad compared to the insane bafoons before him?

There has been no Prime Minister who has not wanted to serve his country well. Each PM has wanted to make Malaysia a better place. But it’s almost the end of the line for you sir. Please retire peacefully when the time comes in the next 12 months.

@MdYousoff @jameschin110 It doesn't matter what you say, your view is not important. We already made up our mind. No vote for PH. There's no seat safe for aa. Period.

@jameschin110 The silent majority who want peace and economic stability are behind PMX. Let the new party try their luck using statistics, by the way, is this a Bersama Cockroach Party (like the one in India)? My analysis, RR is a disgruntled guy who can never work under anybody, I suppose.

Bersama's latest party statistics ... Do you believe the figures? #Malaysia #Population #RafiziRamliafizi #Bersama

@NewsBFM Off course they denied it.

MAHB has denied allegations that it secretly increased parking rates at KLIA, saying long-term car park rates were part of a promotional campaign that ended in February, Malaysiakini reports. Earlier, influencer Chin Pui Ting said she was charged RM384 for 12 days of parking, citing unclear communication over a recent pricing change. 🧵1 malaysiakini.com/news/775688 📹 : Pudds/FB

@ipohcmemalee @1AmyChew @rafiziramli Why you busy body?

@1AmyChew @rafiziramli Why highlight d founder when d party is jz n unknown. It is not like MCA or Gerakan or MIC handing over d party 2 RR. That wud b ntional news, world even.

Here's Parti Bersama Malaysia founder Tan Gin Theam l. @rafiziramli said Tan handed over the party without asking for a single cent, drawing loud cheers from the crowd. The party was set up in 2016 in Penang.

@MelGohCNA Do it now if he dares. The rakyat is ready. Mfer killed all the small businesses.

PM Anwar appeared agitated as he wrapped up his Pakatan Harapan convention in Johore hinting that he has no qualms to call for snap polls. This as his former party no.2 Rafizi stepped up the ante by vacating his seat and quitting PKR all together with Nik Nazmi. Who’s next ?

@KrishnaKum30612 @eKharus Doing much better??? He killed a lot of SMEs and small businesses. Racism flourish under him. Malaysia's debt increased. Don't be fooled.

@eKharus Anwar again..tbh, he is not perfect but the country is doing much better economically. Fight against corruption is also not perfect, but let's be fair, many sharks have been hauled...never happened before. The 2nd term will give Rafizi time to grow his team. PRU18, Rafizi.

I often wonder, what is the game plan. 1. We don't want Anwar/DAP/PKR cos of reformati. We don't want second choice establishment candidates like Zafrul. 2. We don't want PN cos of stupidity and extremism. 3. Rafizi doesn't have a strong party So, then what for GE16?

@elonmusk @teslayoda Why is Mr. Huang always wear the same jacket?

@teslayoda I am the WiFi

Jensen: “Do you want the Wifi password?” Elon: “I’m good. I own the sat network.”

@cryptogoos @grok why is this a bad news?

BAD NEWS FROM US-CHINA SUMMIT 🇺🇸🇨🇳 President Trump said China “chose not to buy” NVIDIA $NVDA H200 chips despite U.S. approval. China prefers to develop its own semiconductor chips rather than rely on foreign suppliers like NVIDIA.

@LowyatNET Then why BYD cancelled?

MITI: CBU EV Policy Aim To Build Malaysia’s Auto Ecosystem, Not Just Protecting Local Brands lowy.at/2sctr

@lorettabagg Indian and Chinese will work together to make sure there's no seat safe for him.

Ok confirm election coming. He is back to grifting to Indians after years of talking down on us. You are the reason we are facing increased racism. Your words and actions led to this and will be your downfall. Your cytros are behind the racism Your planta isn't going to work

@wlleelee @AfralAbdullah You are wrong. Our family have decided that DAP and Keadilan are trash(sampah).

@AfralAbdullah Like it or not Chinese voters r practical & consider DAP's reps r still working hard for their constituencies. DAP only setback is that they no longer vocal. Unless there is alternative, very likely Chinese votes will still go back 2 DAP or abstain from voting. Alu alukan Team RR

1. Pengundi Cina yang enggan mengundi calon DAP (PH), namun pada masa sama juga tidak mahu mengundi calon MCA (BN) atau Gerakan (PN) — parti manakah yang akan menjadi pilihan mereka pada PRU16? A) BN B) PN C) MUDA D) PEJUANG E) PSM F) PUTRA G) BEBAS (Team RR) H) NONE OF THE ABOVE— Abstain. 2. Mana yang lebih praktikal buat @dapmalaysia untuk mengekalkan voter base mereka — khususnya pengundi Cina — menjelang PRU16? A) Terus kekal dalam kabinet Madani dan @pakatanharapan_ B) Keluar dari kabinet #Madani dan #PH C) Bertanding SOLO D) Bekerjasama dengan Team RR 3. Perlukah PMX @anwaribrahim cari "kerusi selamat" pada PRU16 memandangkan kedudukannya yang selesa sebagai Perdana Menteri Malaysia? A) Perlukah beliau terus mempertahankan #Tambun dan menjadikannya "kubu kuat" PKR? B) Perlukah beliau kembali ke “kerusi legasi”nya di #PermatangPauh? C) Atau, tidakkah bertanding di “kerusi selamat” seperti Bandar Tun Razak atau Ampang hanya akan mengesahkan persepsi bahawa beliau takut berdepan risiko kekalahan dan lebih untuk mempastikan kemenangannya terjamin? #RealReform #RR #GE16 #LTL

@TuaKinChio @ksampoh You mean CBDC? You really want that path?

@ksampoh The only way to make all money trails traceable is to outlaw the use of hard currency. Just make all transactions electronic.🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️😏😏

Malaysia can trace Rakyat’s bank transfers, e-wallets, income tax, KWSP, business accounts & even RM1 transactions under AMLA. Political money? Still no proper Political Financing Act in 2026. After 1MDB, proxy donations, political foundations, GLC controversies, party hopping deals & billions spent during elections - both sides still failed to reform the system. GE is always around the corner. Question is simple Who is funding Malaysian politics -& what are they getting in return? @anwaribrahim @AzalinaOthman @sprgovmy @bersih2 @AGCPutrajaya @MOFmalaysia”

@liyana_marzuki "Banyak je negara maju import majoriti daging khinzir kerana masalah pencemaran. Risiko banyak penyakit yang datang." Kenapa Sarawak akan membuka ladang babi yang lebih besar dan canggih? Jawablah!

RAJA SEBENAR DAP Minggu ini, Ronnie Lui datang lagi. Dah lama senyap dan keluar DAP. Tetiba dia buat kenyataan yang penternak khinzir boleh menyaman Kerajaan untuk elak ladang ditutup. Ini bukan pertama kali dia menyanggah titah Raja Melayu. Bekas Pemimpin DAP, terpaling kiri ini, dah banyak episod. Tahun 2020, pernah juga buat hal. Katanya di Thailand orang dah tak ikut Raja. Sekali kena charge Akta Hasutan. DAP dan pertikaian dengan Istana berpisah tiada. 🟦 1. Ketika nak angkat sumpah MB Perak 2008, mereka boikot pelantikan. Sebab merajuk orang parti tak dapat jadi MB. Hinggalah krisis politik Perak 2009, langkah yang buatkan MB PAS tumbang. Sakan mereka marahkan Sultan. 🟦 2. Gaduh dengan Istana Johor pun ada. Sampai Raja sendiri kena sound mereka dalam media. Hakikat yang kita kena perhalusi. Secara budayanya, DAP kurang attachment dengan Raja. Ada yang berpandangan Baginda itu Raja Melayu sahaja. Ya kita pun guna terma “Raja2 Melayu”. Bukan “Raja2 Malaysia”. Adab Beta-Patik. “Hamba pacal yang hina”: mereka lagi susah nak hadam. Tambah nak patuh dan redha seperti Hang Tuah. Perhaps, ada juga yang pikir Hang Jebat yang betul pula. ****************** Raja sebenar DAP adalah pengundi teras mereka. Hatta titah Raja sanggup disanggah kalau tak kena tekak pengundi. Kerana kurangnya attachment kepada Raja tadi. Berbeza dengan orang Melayu sendiri. ***************** Menuju PRU16, pengundi hendak lihat pemimpin parti pertahankan hak mereka. Makanya, DAP is in survival mode. Isu khinzir ini isu teras. Pertama kali, cadangan penutupan ladang khinzir dibuat masa zaman DAP memerintah. This is a great slap to them. Kerana selama ini mereka claim merekalah hero masyarakat Cina. Kalau tak dilawan akan terciduk jua. Maka setengah pemimpin mereka akan berfikir “Raja pun Raja lah”. At the end, Politik itu terasnya mencari undi. Tapi adakah ini tabiat DAP/ PH sahaja? Tiada parti lain? ***************** Saya tengok sakan parti2 lain claim DAP derhaka. Seperti mereka ni maksum jua… 🤦🏻‍♀️ ♦️UMNO jangan lupa krisis Perlembagaan 1992. Bila nak buang iminuti Raja. Habis dilondeh segala. Perang propaganda sampai ditukar “Daulat Tuanku” ke “Daulat Rakyat”. ♦️PKR jangan lupa Langkah Kajang. Bila Sultan tak setuju lantikan MB. Habis Sultan juga dimarahi. ♦️ PAS jangan lupa episod TG Haji Hadi menggelarkan Raja Melayu sebagai Firaun dan Namrod tahun 2024. Sultan Selangor sampai murka. Keluar kenyataan menyanggah Tuan Guru kita. ♦️ Bersatu juga jangan lupa zaman pandemik, cara mereka terus nak pegang kuasa. Darurat dibuatnya. Tapi tak dapat perkenan YDPA. Sampai jatuhnya PM8. ******** Apa yang kita belajar? Setiap parti ada episod “derhaka”nya. Tapi bila lawannya terbabas, dia akan membela Raja habis2an. Bila tak kena dengan tekak politik, dan-dan Raja pun mereka tak berkenan. Itu corak yang kita perhatikan. Bila politik guna Raja untuk cari makan. Cuma, satu sahaja kita kena persoalkan, orang Cina yang tak tahu adab dengan Raja Melayu, kita naik sheikh maki hamun. Tapi kalau ada Melayu yang buat Raja murka, adakah kita buat benda sama? Tambah bagi yang mentaksub parti dan pemimpin berhala. Adakah matlamat menghalalkan cara? *************** Pada saya, isu khinzir di Selangor, seafdalnya kalau Raja dah bertitah yang baik untuk Negeri (bukan untuk dirinya sendiri), ikutlah sahaja. Ini pun isu lama. Banyak je negara maju import majoriti daging khinzir kerana masalah pencemaran. Risiko banyak penyakit yang datang. Tapi nak tutup industri yang sudah bertapak lama, akan buat DAP kurang base undi. Seperti kita kata tadi, Raja sebenar mereka ialah pengundi. Kita tengokkan macam mana mereka handle catch 22 ini. Salam hormat, Liyana Marzuki

@rafiziramli Politicians are the one who destroy this beautiful country.

Eight years ago today, Malaysians queued up at schools just like these. Most of us didn’t actually think it would happen. We hoped. We showed up. But deep down, many of us weren’t sure a single vote could change 61 years of the same government. And then it did. We did it. Six years on, it’s hard to know how to feel about all of it. A government that fell in 22 months. Three prime ministers without a single election. Another vote that gave us a unity government that, honestly, still doesn’t feel like what people queued up for back in 2018. Reforms that were promised are either half-done or quietly forgotten. The feeling of “different faces, but a lot of the same feelings”. I’ve had this conversation so many times now, with friends, with family, and I keep hearing the same thing. “I’ve given up. The government disappoints me. The opposition isn’t any better.” I don’t think that’s apathy. I think that’s what exhaustion sounds like after years of hoping. But here’s the thing about political cycles. They end. And when they do, people who said they’ve given up somehow find themselves back at the polling station. Pen in hand, doing the one thing that actually changed something once before. We’re getting close to that moment again. And if 2018 taught us anything, it’s that we’re more capable of surprising ourselves than we think.

This is what Grok has to say : Partially real, but incomplete and misleading. Bottom line: The post is right that the cars aren't abandoned junk and sales are strong/growing. But calling it ordinary "unsold stock" ignores the NVES-driven strategy behind the visible piles. It's smart business exploiting the rules, not evidence of market collapse—or pure conspiracy. The "Facebook loons" exaggerated one way; this downplays the policy angle the other way.Partially real, but incomplete and misleading. JordanEVGuy's core numbers check out, but the explanation oversimplifies things and ignores a key policy incentive driving the surplus stock.au.finance.yahoo.comThe Numbers BYD's 2025 imports vs. sales in Australia: Roughly accurate. Data through September 2025 showed ~50,918 vehicles imported but only ~37,923 sold (a gap of ~13,000). Full-year 2025 sales reached around 52,000 units (more than doubling prior years), making BYD a top-10 brand. Models like the Sealion 7 performed strongly.drive.com.au EV market context: EVs (BEVs + PHEVs) hit ~13% market share in 2025 (up from ~9.5% in 2024), with record months above 11-16%. This reflects real growth, not total failure.zecar.comThe viral photos (rows of new Chinese EVs in lots, including at places like Jamberoo Action Park) are real and show legitimate stockpiles, not "dead batteries rotting." BYD and supporters correctly note that car manufacturers hold inventory for distribution, and some lots were temporary post-shipment storage.carsguide.com.auThe Bigger Picture (What the Post Misses)This isn't "just normal stock like Toyota." Multiple reports tie the excess imports directly to Australia's New Vehicle Efficiency Standard (NVES), which started in 2025:Credits for low-emission vehicles (EVs/PHEVs) are earned based on imports (when registered on arrival), not final sales. BYD over-imported to bank millions of credits, which it can sell to other manufacturers facing penalties for higher fleet emissions. Estimates suggest this generated substantial extra revenue (potentially hundreds of millions in credit value).news.com.au Other brands (e.g., Tesla, GWM) kept tighter inventories. BYD's gap was notably larger, and storage included unconventional sites like theme parks (sometimes without full approvals).carexpert.com.auBYD denies it's purely for credits and attributes it to "exploding demand," but the policy created a clear incentive for stockpiling beyond typical dealer stock. Critics (including opposition politicians) called it a loophole subsidizing imports at taxpayer/industry expense.afr.comOther Real Concerns Raised in RepliesDepreciation and battery longevity: EVs can depreciate faster in some cases, and long-term battery health (especially if sitting unused) is a valid question, though modern warranties cover this. Built-to-order vs. stock: Many ICE models (especially popular ones like certain Toyotas) involve waits and aren't purely made-to-order in high volumes. But dealer lots and imports are standard industry practice—BYD's scale stood out. Quality/aftersales: Chinese brands are growing fast on value, but service networks and resale are still maturing. 7 web pages📷📷📷

@khalidkarim Don't make our country a dumping ground for cheap EV built for planned obsolescence. x.com/JordanEVGuy/st…

The irony on my timeline MOF says use less petrol and diesel And below that is the MITI announcement that makes electric car ownership expensive & almost impossible for most to shift to less petrol.

@JordanEVGuy @grok Is this real?

You’ve probably seen those photos in Australia, of rows of shiny new Chinese electric cars just sitting there. If the Facebook loons are to be believed, they are all dead batteries left to rot, cars that nobody wants or pre registered to the manufacturer to boost sales figures. All of which are of course wrong, the loons usually are, given they see a picture or headline and just make up their own story to stroke their self esteem. Weird, I know. But here’s the deal… BYD for example, imported 51,000 electric cars to Australia last year. 38,000 were sold. So why the surplus “abandoned on car parks”? The answer is much more simple than they’ll have you believe. It’s stock. Yes, unsold stock, waiting to be sold. Just like every other car manyfacturer has in the world. Do these people really think when you order a Toyota, it’s hand made to order? So whatever story they tell, to make themselves feel better about their 2007 diesel Volvo, who’s annual service costs more than my annual charging costs, remember… Ask them for proof. Their reply is always amusing. Stay rattled.

@demonsrexis @NewsBFM @BFMradio @anwaribrahim He doesn't want people to protect the environment, more air pollution bah.

@NewsBFM @BFMradio @anwaribrahim please comment on why MITI trying to kill Malaysia EV market.

📌 Starting July 2026, all fully imported electric vehicles entering Malaysia will be subject to two key conditions: • A minimum Cost, Insurance and Freight (CIF) value of RM200,000, replacing the earlier requirement of a RM250,000 selling price. • A minimum motor power requirement of at least 180kW, down from 200kW previously. 🧵1

@iamVIN21 @bitcoinmalaya @MITIMalaysia Because they cannot compete. That's why need tongkat.

@bitcoinmalaya @MITIMalaysia why keep protecting those two brands?

Imported EV will be at least RM300,000 above from July 2026 Thanks to Madani

@Tihoyu2 @jameschin110 Don't look professional to me.

@jameschin110 Afaik MMC is not purely government. It's a professional org.

🔥🔥🔥🔥 Read this article published by The Star, Malaysia’s establishment and pro-government newspaper. There’s a common saying in the non-Malay community: “I love my country, but my country does not love me.” Read it and judge for yourself. This is exactly what I’ve been saying about successful overseas Malaysians who try to return home. You will be made to pay for the “sin” of having left in the first place. They will make life so difficult for you that you will give up and leave again.!! That is why brain drain will continue until the end of days! #Malaysia #Discrimination #KMI #BrainDrain

@Hyperliquid_MY You guys want to doxx yourselves?

Soon. 🇲🇾