Madani Futures: A Bad Apple Spoils The Barrel

 

Tengku Zafrul still bears an obligation, suggesting a potential shift into a fresh role—possibly serving as the new secretary for PMX—or continuing in the present capacity. The conclusion of the Senate Member or senator's term also engages the participation of Datuk Seri Dr. Zambry Abd Kadir, Minister of Higher Education, alongside Datuk Dr. Mohd Na'im Mokhtar, Minister for Religious Affairs under the Prime Minister's Department.

The matter of "responsibility" revolves around how TZA ought to uphold trade partnerships linking Malaysia with the global network, especially as China has raised issues regarding the Reciprocal Trade Agreement (ART) involving Washington. Explaining this is quite intricate: to be honest.

China's Role in the National Economy, Meanwhile in Malaysia...

China used to be a "cash cow" for Western companies. Now it is a testing laboratory; Western companies in China are going through a world of "reducing profits and increasing competition." While China's economic growth is slowing down, consumers are becoming more selective in their spending.

At the same time, the emergence of local competitors (which is a good thing for Malaysians) has drastically increased market competition. The downside; there is an aggressive price war. ( No wonder petrol prices in Malaysia are getting weird even though they are subsidized. ) And it also affects the Profit Margin for businesses that involve "strongly selective" consumers plus fierce competition.

In Shanghai, 63% of respondents cited domestic competition as the main challenge. Local competitors tend to be faster to market, respondents said. Making money in China has become more difficult as economic momentum weakens. After the property market crash that began around 2020, consumer confidence has been affected, with households guarding their savings and watching their spending.

Meanwhile, in Malaysia, more inclined to go into debt... Am I right?

Analysis in 2024: The Madani government stated that the country's "Debt Growth Rate" will decrease to RM76.8 billion compared to RM92.6 billion in 2023 and RM99.4 billion in 2022.

However, on July 29, 2025, the "Federal Government Debt" figure was recorded at RM1.3 trillion compared to RM1.25 trillion at the end of 2024, while the total liability as of the end of March was RM384.6 billion compared to RM384.8 billion at the end of 2024 due to the government's need to finance the fiscal deficit to cover development expenditure (DE).

The Madani Group stated that government loans are only to finance projects and programs under DE that provide returns to the country and the people in the long term. Hold on... this Manifesto was explained by the 6th Prime Minister, Dato' Sri Mohd Najib bin Tun Haji Abdul Razak, "The development cost for the first phase (RM 5 billion) is expected to generate a double economic impact of up to 11 billion ringgit". (Guess what project it is...)

Power Struggles in Malaysia: A Fall is Inevitable

From a political perspective (if you understand), DSNR honestly knows how to 'calculate', unfortunately he was brought down by those around him, some say they are from the Tun M group, some also claim the Reformasi group, I insist that "If the Malays are not united, and still under 'the old way of thinking', the answer is, Bye-Bye Malaysia".

PMX appears to be in a somewhat unstable condition; to devoted Reformasi supporters, I apologize for stating that your leader's environment consists of "Rotten Apples." I think there is a political strategy within the government aimed at undermining the government itself. (And I’m not claiming that I don’t back the movement.) As we typically recognize the holders of the majority of parliamentary seats, despite their inability to create a Federal Government... I am referring to 'parties', not 'coalitions of parties'.

Analyzing the latest results of the Sabah State Election, it appears that DSAI's backing is diminishing since GRS won by a narrow margin, while Warisan can be noted as the underdog party gradually gaining recognition. GRS: 29, WARISAN: 25. The game of political parties has started.

What occurred with Shamsul Iskandar Mohd Akin?

The showing of the video clip has resulted in the claim that Prime Minister DSAI directed his former political secretary to endorse a letter of support for the contractor competing for the hospital construction project. Are they engaging in the proxy game? I think this is a political strategy, and I'm confident that any political party would act similarly, whether in government or opposition.

To the Barisan Nasional, especially UMNO (seeing as MIC has already left and the MCA, I believe is waiting for the time to take action), the time has come for the MKT to unanimously lower the "Scissors in the Fold", I believe in the new layers in this 'Keramat' party, and I hope there are no plots to bring each other down.

ZAHID HAMIDI, the time has come...

Humbly, as an observer, I hope that UMNO President, Dato' Seri Diraja Dr. Ahmad Zahid Bin Haji Hamidi will step down from the presidency and if you still have enough money to contest, you are welcome to contest...

Zahid Hamidi, in general, is no longer relevant, especially when he joined DSAI. Flashback to 2022, DSAI at that time was an opposition figure who exposed the coastal combat ship (LCS) project scandal. It also involved a blogger who at that time claimed that Zahid Hamidi received a bribe of S$20 million from the coastal combat ship project in 2012 and 2013.

The DNAA license also does not establish that Zahid Hamidi is legally accepted by the people as the Deputy Prime Minister. During that period, a total of 18 VIPs (individuals) in Malaysia received DNAA in different legal cases from 2018 to 2024.

The 'award' from the High Court, Kuala Lumpur on 4 September 2023 to a man-47-charges involving breach of trust, corruption and money laundering of Yayasan Akalbudi funds is certainly not accepted by the people.

There are also sources stating that the UMNO President is eyeing the TYT seat in Melaka where I believe Datuk Seri Utama Ab Rauf Yusoh's group is trying to prevent that from happening. Looking at the Geo Politics in the state of Melaka, it is still stable even though there are groups that can be called 'frogs' trying to ruin it.

I believe that the well-being within the UMNO party will be guaranteed if the President himself steps down, because the people categorized as the 'on the fence' group are still worried about "who is eating corruption" and the 'party subordinates' group, especially among the young, are starting to prepare to stand out. Although, they are tired of the old-timers' show, this young group still has the identity that Malaysia 'Belongs to the Malays'...