1MDB debt - how much & how long

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My dreams: 我的梦

我的梦 细微一票斤両重 翻江倒海力无穷 驱魔灭鬼靠此招 希望从今会更好

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my dream A small vote weighs a lot Overturning rivers and seas is infinite Rely on this trick to exorcise demons and kill ghosts hope it will be better from now on

GE15: EcGE15: Government aid, economy are priorities for Malaysian voters

0:00 foreign 0:45 foreign 1:18 foreign 1:27 I look at my priorities I still have 1:30 bills to pay I still have rent to pay I 1:34 still have uh my career up ahead and I 1:36 still need to look for a job 1:38 so I would vote for anybody that could 1:41 give us stability in this case so some 1:43 of the key economic issues Malaysia is 1:46 facing is obviously the rising inflation 1:48 rates 1:49 um High Cost of Living our currency is 1:51 also depreciating and or is unstable so 1:54 cost of living will definitely be 1:56 something that the new government will 1:57 have to focus on in fact we already see 1:59 it in some of the manifestos being 2:01 presented so I think it will be a key 2:03 consideration for all political parties 2:06 especially in preparation for next year 2:08 where we see already companies preparing 2:10 to lay off or fire their staff to ensure 2:14 that they are managing their Finance as 2:16 well so the government will have to 2:18 figure out what would be some of the 2:20 employment or you know unemployment 2:23 benefits that the people should get in 2:24 preparation for more difficult times 2:26 ahead 2:42 foreign 2:43 for people to have political fatigue 2:46 right now with the current situation of 2:47 political instability however that 2:51 should not discourage you 2:53 to not be involved in policy to not vote 2:55 it should actually further drives you to 2:58 vote there was a lack of policies in 3:01 terms of political literacy so that's 3:03 why 3:04 a week me personally I think that the 3:07 youth itself has the responsibility in 3:10 educating ourselves to be involved in 3:14 politics to be more aware of politics we 3:17 approach election day the intention of 3:20 ordinary voters to come up to vote that 3:23 seems to be increasing and I think this 3:25 is spread by a few things number one 3:28 voters feel that it's an important 3:31 election that they should not miss 3:32 particularly young people who are voting 3:34 for the first time they do want to go 3:36 out and make their mark 3:39

GE15: sungei Buloh: who will win

T^ranscript<.h3>0:00 [Music] 0:04 foreign 0:15 is still uncertain of his chances in 0:18 winning the seat 0:19 Kyrie who is arguably the coalition's 0:21 most popular candidate said early 0:23 readings were mixed making it crucial to 0:24 really infancy this 0:26 he said this was especially the case for 0:28 traditional pakatan haraban voters Torn 0:30 Between the opposition block and a 0:31 desire to vote for him 0:33 the caretaker Health Minister said the 0:35 five-person labeler would come down to 0:37 whether these voters would cast their 0:38 ballots for him he said despite their 0:40 three terms on the pH a lot of basic 0:42 issues had yet to be solved Kyrie said 0:45 this after being mobbed alongside 0:46 caretaker prime minister that the three 0:47 Ismail Serbia caught in a meet and greet 0:49 session at a food court in uptown 0:51 damasara

Heavy on highways as Malaysians returns for GE15

0:00 the traffic flow on the country's main 0:03 highways is reported to be slow due to 0:06 the increasing number of Voters 0:07 traveling home for the general election 0:09 this Saturday the Malaysian Highway 0:12 Authority said congestion was built up 0:14 this afternoon on the north-south 0:16 expressway in the north from sungai bulo 0:19 to rawang tanjong malem to barang sunkai 0:22 to Bido tapa to gopeng and juru Auto 0:25 City to Pere they said the Kuala lumpura 0:28 Expressway was also congested starting 0:31 from the gombato plaza to Genting simple 0:34 bukitang and the same traffic situation 0:37 is also reported after bantong Timo 0:40 tukara 0:41 traffic on the route heading south on 0:43 the north-south expressway from Putra 0:45 Makuta to nilai and sadhana to kulai 0:47 were moving slow while the northbound 0:49 route from Sinai to kulai was affected 0:52 by a multiple vehicle accident near the 0:54 ceremon rest area other highways in the 0:57 clang Valley also experience congestion 1:00 including Damansara puchong Highway 1:02 Elite Highway and new clang Valley 1:04 Expressway 1:06 the government announced public holidays 1:08 from November 18 to 19 to make it easier 1:12 for people to fulfill their voting 1:13 responsibilities in the election h3

Anwar Ibrahim SPECIAL pre GE15 speech

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0:01 foreign 0:11 The Shining Beacon of Hope for the world 0:15 we were the example of how a country 0:17 with a rich diversity of races and 0:20 religions led by Muslims can live and 0:24 Thrive together 0:26 there was a time when militia proudly 0:29 held his own as a country with a vibrant 0:33 economy excellent schools in a warm and 0:37 welcoming population 0:39 we attracted investors students and 0:43 tourists from all over the world we let 0:45 the region in so many ways and countries 0:48 around the world looked up to us as a 0:51 model and a Beacon of Hope in an 0:54 otherwise polarized world 0:58 young Malaysians are growing up in a 1:00 country 1:01 that is very different from the one we 1:03 knew 1:04 we are less united we are less 1:07 prosperous outstanding in the world has 1:10 diminished our neighbors are leaping 1:13 ahead of us 1:15 we are facing a period in our nation's 1:19 history where the everyday life of our 1:22 people has become very difficult the 1:26 price of goods have gone up and many 1:29 families do not have enough to put food 1:32 on the table for themselves and their 1:36 children 1:37 the price of chicken gonna the price of 1:40 Chile gone up the price of cooking oil 1:44 gonna 1:45 eggs 1:46 noise 1:48 the schools that we send our children to 1:51 are not preparing them to be successful 1:54 in the Contemporary World many cannot 1:58 afford the medicines they need our small 2:01 business owners are struggling and many 2:03 have lost their livelihoods 2:07 it is the job of the government to 2:10 ensure that the country and its 2:12 resources are managed well that the 2:16 people's money is not wasted and the 2:19 necessities of life are available good 2:22 schools enough food 2:25 qualified doctors and medical facilities 2:29 it is a job of the government to ensure 2:33 that hard-working men and women have a 2:36 chance to earn a decent living and take 2:40 care of their families Malaysia is God's 2:44 country 2:46 blessed with natural resources fertile 2:49 land and an inspiring citizenry how dare 2:55 we allow 2:57 corrupt and incompetent people to 3:00 threaten us 3:01 Malaysians who vote on Saturday 3:05 have an opportunity to take charge and 3:09 create their own future 3:12 we need an economy that benefits the 3:15 millions of Malaysians working hard to 3:19 provide food and housing for their 3:21 families 3:23 and a good education for their children 3:27 we can Kita Bole 3:30 we need policies to support over 1.2 3:34 million micro smes Traders and 3:38 entrepreneurs who are the backbone of 3:41 our economy to recover from the pandemic 3:44 and to drive Innovation and job creation 3:49 and create new high-paying jobs 3:54 we must take care of our aging parents 3:57 and grandparents whose savings have been 4:00 lost during the pandemic and we must 4:03 give our Young Generation 4:05 the opportunity to work 4:08 and prosper at home 4:14 we will support our civil servants we 4:18 cannot achieve these goals without their 4:20 help and with good leadership from the 4:23 Harappan team you will see a civil 4:25 service that achieves new levels of 4:28 Excellence service and commitment to 4:32 improving the lives of the Raya Kita 4:36 Bole we can do this with a stable 4:39 government 4:40 a government is stable 4:42 when it represents the Constitution 4:45 this includes preserving the position of 4:48 Islam and the religion 4:50 of the state the position of Malay 4:52 rulers and the special position of the 4:55 malays and moving putras 4:57 it must also respect the rights of all 5:00 citizens 5:01 and treat all citizens with dignity and 5:04 respect as brothers and sisters in our 5:09 great family 5:10 a government is stable when the leaders 5:13 Serve the People and not their self 5:16 their own self-interest a government is 5:20 stable when the leaders are ethical 5:22 moral people who reject corruption and 5:26 uphold the laws of this country 5:31 Harappan offers the people of Valencia a 5:35 formula for a truly stable government 5:37 that will carry out the policies that 5:40 will restore our nation to its former 5:43 glory 5:45 has a team of leaders who are committed 5:48 to an agenda that show care and 5:51 compassion for all medicines our leaders 5:55 have demonstrated their honesty and 5:57 integrity 5:58 through their services 6:00 we will restore trust between government 6:04 and people 6:07 in the Harappan government 6:10 I will not tolerate hatred of one 6:13 another 6:14 I reject intolerance and bigotry we will 6:18 work together malays Chinese Indians 6:22 events kadazans 6:24 orang Ashley 6:26 for a better future for all Malaysians 6:30 this is how we will achieve a prosperous 6:33 future and ensure that all militants are 6:37 facing the trials and tribulations of 6:40 life will be cared for 6:44 eign 6:46 we live in very uncertain times we need 6:50 competent capable compassionate and 6:54 enlightened leadership to guide our 6:57 Beloved Country 6:59 the election is not about changing prime 7:03 ministers 7:04 this election is a chance for the 7:08 holistic change that we need to become a 7:12 great nation once again 7:16 once every five years you have the power 7:21 to choose the direction of your nation 7:25 once every five years you have the power 7:29 to choose the government you want 7:32 use your power now 7:35 bring hope 7:36 to this nation 7:38 together 7:41 Kita Bole 7:43 was

Malaysia Armed Forces Supports Pakatan Rakyat

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Abdullah Ang VIP Kajang prisoner

On Aug 11, 1989, Malay Mail carried a report of corporate figure Abdullah Ang who, while being held in Kajang Prison, was allowed to commute regularly between jail and the city. Ang was said to have been sighted at his family’s factory at Jalan Ipoh, Kuala Lumpur, without guards two days before he was supposed to be released. Source: The Star newspaper

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