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00:04Next year is the election year when the current parliamentary term expires.
00:08Although the countdown hasn't officially started yet...
00:10However, quite a few political parties have already started to hype up the election.
00:13Actively discuss the strategy and winning formula for the next general election.
00:18Barisan Nasional (BN) formed a unity government with Simon.
00:21Their movements are also attracting much attention.
00:23UMNO President Amu Dzasi stated this at the party's anniversary celebration yesterday.
00:26UMNO and Barisan Nasional in the 16th General Election
00:30He is very likely to run alone.
00:33It was emphasized that this position has remained unchanged in the past and will continue to be so in the future.
00:38Of course, Zaxi didn't say everything.
00:41He said that Barisan Nasional (BN) would be unable to contest all 222 parliamentary seats under any circumstances.
00:46They then contested the seats they had a chance of winning.
00:49Will not compete with allied parties
00:51This decision also took into account
00:53Consensus on cooperation with other political parties outside of Barisan Nasional
00:56In particular, to avoid triangular warfare due to overlapping positions
01:00Because of the multi-cornered battle
01:02This will only diminish any party's chances of achieving an overwhelming victory.
01:05Therefore, UMNO in choosing partners
01:09We will continue to maintain a flexible political strategy.
01:12The UMNO leader's words still sounded somewhat conservative.
01:17But their vice president, Kalinodin, was much more direct.
01:20Kalinuddin stated bluntly that if the people do not want Barisan Nasional to cooperate with Simon...
01:24That means we need to ensure that Barisan Nasional wins more in the next general election.
01:29This way, the Barisan Nasional coalition will have more options.
01:32There is no need to limit yourself to cooperating with the DAP
01:35He reminded him of the time when the unity government was formed.
01:37No single political party can form a government on its own.
01:40The Barisan Nasional coalition also lacks sufficient seats.
01:43Therefore, one should not be too arrogant.
01:46Then Kalinodin gave an example
01:47Barisan Nasional has enough seats in Johor.
01:50Therefore, they can govern alone without cooperating with other political parties.
01:54He believes that as long as Barisan Nasional learns from past experiences...
01:58Learn from the experience
01:58What happens after correcting mistakes and weaknesses?
02:01He believed he could regain the people's trust.
02:03In the case of obtaining enough seats
02:06Further consultations with political parties in East Malaysia
02:08In the future, it may be possible to return to the central level as well.
02:11In short, the prerequisite is that voters must support Barisan Nasional.
02:16Only the Barisan Nasional coalition has a voice.
02:18More room for negotiation
02:19UMNO says they need to win enough...
02:22Only then can one gain control of the discourse.
02:24Meanwhile, Simon appears to be ruling the central government independently.
02:28To serve as the goal of the next general election
02:30DAP Acting President Nickenin said
02:32Only by ruling alone
02:34Only then can one avoid having to consider other people's feelings.
02:37Free from political constraints
02:38bold and decisive
02:40Promote reform
02:41Nick Min
02:42He even solved the math problem.
02:44To secure one of 112 seats
02:46The DAP currently holds 40 seats.
02:49The next generation will improve.
02:50To get 5 more seats
02:52Securing 45 seats
02:53As for their ally, the Justice Party...
02:5550 seats needed
02:57Amanah Party 15 seats
02:59Is that so?
02:59This allows you to cross the threshold of 112 simple majority.
03:02He emphasized that this was not just a slogan.
03:04It is a direction that requires the joint efforts of the entire nation.
03:07Can Simon really govern alone?
03:11At least the Rockets are optimistic.
03:14PAP National Strategy Director Liu Zhendong said
03:17The next general election is an election year of extreme times.
03:20Their primary concerns are employment, salary, and opportunities for upward mobility.
03:24and social justice
03:25At the same time, young people also oppose the anti-corruption efforts of vested interest elites.
03:30for
03:31Following their observation of the recent rise of the extreme era across Asia...
03:35Therefore, he believed that
03:36Simon also has a chance
03:38In particular, both the Rockets and Simon are driving progress in construction.
03:41And political parties and alliances that advocate for a fairer Malaysia
03:45so what
03:46These align perfectly with the worldview of the extreme era.
03:49Therefore they believe
03:51They are the first choice of the extreme era.
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