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八点最热报 | 今天巫统大会上，台上谈的是“大合作”的红线，台下嗅到的却是一股越来越浓的“分手味”。昨天，巫青团长阿克马才说明“为什么和伊党合作？去问希盟”今天轮到党主席扎希，警告盟友不能白天称兄道弟，晚上磨刀。（主播：萧慧敏）
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00:00A reminder before watching the video
00:01There's more content on trending websites.
00:04Today's military unification conference
00:05The red lines being discussed on stage are the key points for major cooperation.
00:08But what the audience smelled
00:09But the smell of a breakup is getting stronger and stronger.
00:12Yesterday, the ruthless commander Akmal
00:14Only then did I explain
00:14Why cooperate with one party?
00:16Don't ask about unification by force.
00:17Go ask Simon.
00:18Today it's party chairman Tashi's turn to sign off.
00:21Warning allies
00:22We cannot call each other brothers during the day.
00:24You're sharpening your knife tonight.
00:25Even more so the government
00:26It became the Changming government that started the crackdown.
00:29Even MCA President Wee Ka Siong
00:30After listening, they all spoke frankly.
00:31A military unification is now highly unlikely.
00:34She continued to be with Simon.
00:36Those three sentences
00:37Three Barisan Nasional leaders in different positions
00:39But I wanted to put a card
00:41Unfold layer by layer
00:42Akmal finds excuses for aligning with one party
00:45Tashi confronted Anwar directly.
00:47Wee Ka Siong simply said "let's break up."
00:50So the real question today
00:51It's no longer a question of whether a military unification would cause resentment towards Simon.
00:54Instead, it was Tashi and Anwar.
00:55Even the political break between the military unification and Simon
00:58Has the countdown already begun?
01:00This time, the military unification was a warning slammed on the table.
01:04Or have they even chosen their next ally?
01:06Are we going to have a formal showdown with Simon?
01:09But if a military unification is truly the only option, then Simon has had enough.
01:11Why not leave now?
01:13The answer is
01:15The knife in the hand of the military leader was held against the target.
01:18More valuable than cutting it off
01:19Huang Jingfa, political scientist at Shuangwei University
01:21The algorithm to solve this problem
01:23He said if the Barisan Nasional coalition really removes about thirty seats...
01:27Anwar may not fall immediately
01:30However, a military unification might result in losing the minister's position first.
01:33With administrative resources
01:34So what's the most cost-effective strategy?
01:36The left hand continues to hold onto power it could not obtain.
01:39The right hand pulled the party closer and closer.
01:41He kept telling Anhua
01:43Don't push me.
01:45I'm not without another option.
01:46Therefore, one party is today a potential ally.
01:49It's also a weapon that the military unification can use to pressure Anwar.
01:53The knife never falls.
01:55The threat remains effective
01:56Really cut
01:57If Anwar hadn't fallen...
01:59A military unification might actually hurt itself first.
02:02What Anwar truly needs to believe is the power of military unification.
02:04It's not that I'm leaving today.
02:06But one day I really dare to leave.
02:09So what Zaxi is doing now
02:11Using the possibility of changing allies to increase today's [potential]
02:14Warning Anwar's destructive power
02:16And through today's repeated conflicts
02:18To build legitimacy for the possibility of changing allies tomorrow
02:21Military unification does not require leaving Anwar at present.
02:24He just needs to open the door first.
02:26Prepare an escape route
02:28Bring one party close enough
02:30What you really need to see are dozens of witch doctors.
02:33From mutual visits to discussions on national seats
02:36From Muslim Unity to Talks
02:38Who can take the lead?
02:40Because we've reached that point
02:41One party is no longer just for use
02:43Anwar's knife
02:45And it might really become
02:46In Utah
02:47The next ship
03:16Unified President Anmozashi
03:18In today's policy speech at the military unification rally
03:20The original plan was to discuss major cooperation between political parties in the future.
03:23But as they talked...
03:24But suddenly a red line was drawn.
03:25Say not to build consensus during the day
03:28But at night, he plotted to overthrow his partner.
03:30He then targeted the unity government.
03:32The original agreement stipulated a unity government.
03:35How did it happen as we walked?
03:36But it suddenly became a Changming government.
03:38Anwar was not mentioned in any of the sentences.
03:40But every sentence is about Anwar.
04:00More noteworthy
04:01UMNO has been sending more than one signal in the past two days.
04:04Just one day before Zaxi spoke
04:06Regiment Commander Wu Qing Akma
04:07This has already prepared for the possible political divorce.
04:10I wrote down the reasons for breaking up in advance.
04:12He asked why UMNO is getting closer and closer to PAS.
04:15Don't ask UMNO
04:16Go ask Simon
04:18we
04:46Want to work together with reform policies
04:48Go to PAS
04:51I want to tell you
04:53Don't ask Amitabha Buddha.
04:54But ask about the method of payment
04:57Tashi publicly sounded the alarm
04:59Akma opened fire directly on Simon.
05:01The cooperation agreement between the military reunification and Simon
05:03Have cracks already appeared?
05:06If we really break up in the future
05:07The idea of unification by force can already be said to the grassroots.
05:09It's not that I betrayed the Unity Government.
05:11Simon pushed me to another ally.
05:14After listening to the public statements of Amozashi and Akmal
05:17Many people can't help but ask
05:18The political cooperation established between the military reunification and Simon was originally
05:21How much mutual trust is left?
05:23MCA President Wee Ka Siong
05:25After hearing the signal released by this conference
05:28Even more definitive answers can be deciphered.
05:30So, what is the choice today regarding the future reunification by force?
05:33It seems to me that they held almost nothing back.
05:38Speaking of the future of the whole road
05:40He will not cooperate with the current government.
05:43Walking together, I don't know if you guys have this feeling.
05:45It's highly likely that the process involved Simon.
05:49Therefore, we will make decisions based on our national policies.
05:53Is the military unification a showdown with Simon?
05:55Or should I seek a new political position?
05:58Has the use of force to unify China already put one foot out of the unity government?
06:02Azmi Asan, Senior Fellow at the Nusandara Institute for Strategic Studies
06:06think
06:06Tashi's words were essentially a warning to Anwar.
06:10Because from the perspective of Ukraine Union
06:12I am still supporting the Changming government
06:15However, some within Simon's organization are believed to be weakening Ukrainian National Assembly.
06:47Therefore, I believe this is the promise made.
06:50So the most crucial issue now is...
06:52Is there any resentment from UMNO?
06:54Rather, it's these resentments.
06:55Regardless of whether there is a legitimate reason for the action
06:57This has already been seen as a possible move by Barisan Nasional to withdraw from the government.
07:00This laid the groundwork for public opinion.
07:01Huang Jinfa, a political scientist at Shuangwei University, judged
07:04UMNO is indeed playing two cards at the same time.
07:08While remaining in Anwar's government
07:10On the other hand, they are constantly narrowing the distance with the Islamic Party.
07:13Enjoying the resources of governance
07:15On the other hand, Anwar was repeatedly reminded
07:17Our support is not something that cannot be withdrawn.
07:20However, Huang Jinfeng reminded
07:21Barisan Nasional's withdrawal does not mean Anwar will immediately fall from power.
07:24If Anwar hadn't fallen after that blow...
07:27UMNO itself went from being the ruling party to the opposition party first.
07:30Changing allies is not just a political choice.
07:33It is a high-risk gamble.
07:35But what if, for example, UMNO tries to cause trouble?
07:38He pushed Anwar back on his budget proposal.
07:42But you probably can't get Anwa, right?
07:44Because Anwar, you got 30 votes.
07:46He has 120 votes.
07:48He has 120 votes.
07:49What can you do?
07:50You'll resign on your own when the time comes.
07:52If you lose power and the general election doesn't come immediately...
07:55The pressure on UMNO is increasing.
07:59Because the longer it drags on...
08:00The disadvantages of lacking administrative resources are becoming increasingly significant.
08:05So UMNO is actually intimidating
08:07But it's hard to say whether they're actually planning to transfer him.
08:11This should be the most subtle political calculation that UMNO has come up with.
08:15UMNO's biggest bargaining chip today is not withdrawing.
08:18Instead, it made Anwar believe
08:20I might quit.
08:21Because as long as the table hasn't actually been overturned yet...
08:24PAS is UMNO's bargaining chip for suppressing dissent.
08:27Leaving the government is a sword hanging over Anwar's head.
08:29But once the knife actually strikes...
08:32If Anwar hadn't fallen
08:33UMNO's bargaining chips have been reduced by more than half.
08:36Moreover, even if UMNO is truly preparing to change allies...
08:40The other table wasn't set out with chairs waiting for him to sit down.
08:44As long as East Malaysia holds up against Anwar...
08:46UMNO is making trouble for itself.
08:48UMNO will bring trouble upon itself.
08:50Therefore, UMNO's statement is partly a threat.
08:54But whether it's possible to travel a long distance is uncertain.
08:57It's hard to say
08:58The overall situation is a mix of reality and illusion.
09:00That's what I shouted today.
09:02I'm warning you.
09:04On the one hand, I am getting closer and closer to Yishan Nan
09:07This is already a fact in Johor and Sammerang.
09:10However, I didn't follow up further in Malacca.
09:12Because no agreement could be reached
09:13Its allocation, etc.
09:15Not to mention the nationwide issues.
09:17So on the one hand, he wanted to continue to be like Simondia
09:21Like Anwasya
09:22Okay, you'll stop here.
09:24Know when to quit while you're ahead
09:25Don't go too close
09:26Don't push me.
09:30Therefore, UMNO's ultimatum this time
09:32That remains a mix of truth and illusion.
09:34I've said all the harsh words I could.
09:36PAS is also getting closer and closer.
09:37But there is only one real problem.
09:39Should we sell first?
09:4030 votes were really taken away.
09:42You might not get Anwar.
09:44On the contrary, it might cause UMNO to lose its leadership and step down first.
09:47knife held
09:48Anwar will still be wary.
09:49The knife really slashed down.
09:51If you can't kill someone...
09:52You might be the one who bleeds first.
09:54Perhaps the most difficult thing to calculate for Tashi right now is...
09:56It's not about whether there's a next one.
09:58The real question is whether this strike is worth drawing your sword from your body.
10:01A military unification could leverage the power of one party to force the emperor to resign.
10:03You can use the boarding gate to jump ship.
10:04But the ultimatum was shouted until the very end.
10:07It must be fulfilled one day
10:08On that day
10:09Will the military unification strike Anwar Ibrahim?
10:12Or should we first cut off our own rights?
10:14The answer to this card game
10:16The first card has just been revealed.
10:19The real showdown moment
10:20It's still to come.
10:24YoYo Television Series Exclusive
10:31Thank you for watching
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