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八点最热报 | 刚刚落幕的伊党大会，把一个又一个强化伊斯兰治理、以及把马来西亚社会推向单元化的议题，重重摆上政治桌面。当争夺马来选票变成一场“谁更保守、谁更伊斯兰”的竞赛，伊党负责出题，全部马来政党负责抢答，结果就一步一步被绑上同一条右转的跑道。（主播：萧慧敏）
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00:00A reminder before watching the video
00:01Popular websites have more content
00:04The recently concluded one-party congress
00:05In one go, he threw out including
00:07Drug prohibition and restrictions on secular entertainment
00:09The agenda of refusing to recognize joint examinations, etc.
00:12On the surface
00:13This is yet another instance of a party raising the banner of Islamization.
00:16Pushing society toward unitization
00:18Presenting a political menu for the next general election
00:20But in reality
00:21This conference posed precisely this question.
00:24A tight incantation applied to the entire Malay political system
00:27Regardless of whether these policies can be implemented tomorrow
00:29But every question posed by a party
00:31Other Malay political parties were forced into a corner.
00:34Use his standard answer to answer quickly
00:36One party takes a step to the right
00:38Does Wutong dare to oppose?
00:40Does the People's Justice Party dare to say no?
00:41How will Chen Jindang prove that he is Islamic enough?
00:45When competing for Malay votes
00:47It turned into a contest of who was more conservative.
00:48The race to be more Islamic
00:50One party is responsible for setting the questions.
00:51All Malay political parties were responsible for answering the questions.
00:53The result was that step by step...
00:54Tied up to the same right-turn track
00:58What's truly disturbing
00:59It's no longer about how many seats PAS will win in the next election.
01:01Rather, it's not that they haven't succeeded yet.
01:03The overall direction of Malay politics
01:05But he kidnapped her first.
01:08Huang Jingfa, a political scientist at Shuangwei University, described
01:10The current situation is like...
01:12PAS set the box on fire.
01:15What you really need to see is...
01:16UMNO, PKR and Tan Shin
01:18Will they follow suit and buy the box?
01:20PAS doesn't even need to govern
01:22As long as questions are constantly being created
01:24That's enough to make other political parties move in his direction.
01:27UCSI University Professor Dazudin
01:29Furthermore, UMNO was cited as an example.
01:31Originally, it should have been the relatively mild party.
01:34But in order to win Malay votes
01:36UMNO on religious issues such as gambling
01:38It is also difficult to openly oppose PAS.
01:41Because the current political reality in Malaysia is very harsh.
01:44You can be more moderate than PAS.
01:46But do you dare to bear the label of being un-Islamic?
01:51And even worse
01:52This is not a one-man show by politicians.
01:55Tajuddin believes
01:56Malay society itself is also becoming increasingly conservative.
01:59Prayers from Alcohol Friday
02:01Various controversies surrounding the entry of religion into public life
02:03Conservative voices are growing.
02:05As a result, society has become increasingly conservative.
02:08To vote to the right
02:09The more Malay political parties move to the right...
02:11This further reinforces the conservative stance.
02:13Become the new political standard
02:17Progress: No joint examinations accepted.
02:19Further regulation of entertainment activities
02:21The recently concluded PAS congress
02:22Strengthening Islamic governance one after another
02:25and Malaysian society
02:26Pushing towards a unitary issue
02:27Put on the political table again
02:30These are all just for the sake of fighting.
02:32Malay votes
02:33Gao Gao Xu Qi
02:34The political slogan of putting down lightly
02:36Or if PAS comes to power
02:37It will definitely be fully implemented.
02:39Blueprint for governing the country
02:40Enlightened Malay scholar Tajuddin believes
02:43These claims should not be readily accepted.
02:45They all treated it as election rhetoric.
02:47Because from Malay society
02:49Especially the party part
02:50Radical Taliban tendencies
02:51From the perspective of young leaders
02:53Promote Malaysia
02:54Further towards
02:55So-called Islamic countries
02:57More than just slogans
02:59Rather, it is the real goal of political struggle.
03:02We must consider these two points.
03:04Having this budget is a sure way to win votes.
03:07Then there's a budget to win votes.
03:09Then do whatever you want.
03:11If we can imagine
03:13It's basically a
03:14Empty material tickets can be converted into gold tickets.
03:16Then perhaps we don't have to
03:18So many are necessary
03:19Because they all thought of it.
03:20Money originally
03:21The other side of the primer sensor
03:45To truly transform Malaysia
03:47So-called Islamic countries
03:48Now is their target of struggle
03:50But perhaps the more crucial thing is
03:52PAS doesn't even need to wait until it fails to take power.
03:54It's only just beginning to have an impact.
03:56Huang Jinfa, a political scientist at Shuangwei University, believes
03:59PAS keeps raising these highly conservative issues.
04:02It is itself a struggle for a more important political right.
04:05That is the power to set the agenda.
04:08PAS posed a question today.
04:10The UMNO communist party, Amanah, must answer.
04:12PAS has shifted the standard for whether something is Islamic to the right by one step.
04:16Other political parties vying for Malay votes
04:18You must decide whether to follow or not.
04:21In fact, PAS has already become...
04:23The only examiner in Malay politics to set the questions.
04:26Other Malay political parties can only follow suit and work on the same questions.
04:28Or provide the standard answer from PAS.
04:31Much of what the Islamic Party talks about is actually just bluster.
04:35But his focus was not on the change.
04:37Rather, it was when he presented this question...
04:40Will the People's Justice Party and the National Trust Party bring boxes to the prayer hall for a military unification?
04:45That is when he took the box to pray.
04:47Will the people behind follow suit and bring the same box to worship?
04:49But that's all I wanted.
04:51Therefore, he doesn't even need to govern.
04:52He can rely on his ability to set the agenda
04:56Get others to do things in his direction
04:59According to the box and the point of breaking
05:01This is precisely PAS's most lethal political advantage right now.
05:04He doesn't necessarily need to implement all the policies himself.
05:07As long as other political parties dare not oppose it.
05:09They have already successfully changed the rules of the game.
05:11Dazu's soldiers pointed out
05:13UMNO, which has long been regarded as relatively moderate
05:15Now facing the increasing pressure from PAS
05:17Malay votes must also be counted.
05:20Especially when it comes to religious issues such as gambling
05:22Openly contradicting PAS
05:24The political costs may be getting higher and higher.
05:37But why did PAS raise this issue?
05:49Other political parties must answer seriously.
05:51Because of this political rightward shift
05:53It may no longer be just a politician
05:55The performance on stage
05:56Take a fixed observation
05:58Malay grassroots society itself
05:59Things are also changing.
06:01Conservative voices are growing.
06:03However, it has long lacked
06:04A counter-argument sufficient to counter
06:06This means that PAS is constantly moving to the right.
06:09It's not that there's no market for it.
06:10Other Malay political parties
06:11If you choose to stay in the middle
06:13It may also come at the cost of votes.
06:44On the one hand
06:47Thus, an even more intractable political dilemma emerged.
06:50When PAS keeps putting
06:52Push the standard for purchasing Islamic goods to the right.
06:54If other political parties follow
06:56This further strengthened PAS's agenda.
06:58But if not
07:00You might get stuck by your opponent.
07:02Not enough to defend the Islamic label
07:03Huang Jinhua believes
07:05Under such a political structure
07:07The so-called middle route
07:08It could even become a vote risk.
07:11Moderates in the eyes of non-Muslims
07:13Include some Muslim voters
07:15Political Light Picture
07:16However, it may already be seen as excessive freedom.
07:19This puts pressure on Malay-dominated political parties.
07:22Only one direction remains
07:23That is to continue to the right.
07:25So if you take the middle route
07:27From a Muslim perspective
07:30You've actually become an extreme liberal.
07:32Will lose votes
07:34Despite being viewed by non-Muslims
07:36You might just be a moderate.
07:37In other words, this form
07:39It will allow Muslim-dominated political parties
07:43Constantly facing pressure from the right
07:45It must continue to move to the right.
07:51Progress, Gathering for Exams, Management and Entertainment
07:53Those appeared to be separate issues.
07:55But when you wear it...
07:57But it may be a grand scheme by PAS.
07:59It doesn't need to change Malaysia overnight.
08:01All we need to do is keep shifting the political center line to the right.
08:05The most challenging issue is when one is not conservative enough.
08:08Starting is equivalent to not being Islamic enough
08:10UMNO dares not back down, and the Resonance Party dares not slow down.
08:12How much room for survival do so-called moderates have left?
08:15If every Malay vote is contested
08:17In the end, it all comes down to who dares to go in more.
08:19Who dares to interfere?
08:20It means being able to prove one's Islamic stance.
08:23So, will Malay politics be reduced to only one direction?
08:26More radical, more conservative, more Islamic
08:29What PAS truly needs to win in this game is...
08:31That may never have been just a general election.
08:34Instead, he made sure that everyone could only place their pieces on the chessboard he had drawn.
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