Hafeez

[Pemikir Malaysia @pemikirmsia]

I agree, identity politics is why PH lost.

BN has a clear identity - power.
PAS has a clear identity - religion.

What is your identity?

Reforms? You said don't rock the boat.

Anti corruption? Farhash, Albert Tei, Azam Baki, Musa Aman, and every shady deal in Selangor and the military.

Every reason you once told us not to vote BN or PAS, you undid yourself.

Zahid DNAA, selfies with UMNO, heck even scolding us to be sensitive about Najib. You told us BN is not that bad.

You tell the non Malays PAS will destroy their lives, and you tell the Malays that when PAS was in government, they allowed Magnum 4D draws. Which is which?

What is your identity, PH? What do you stand for?

The voters are not stupid. If you tell them there is no difference in voting you or BN, or PAS, then they will believe you.

[Abdullah A. @bosnian_snowman]

@al_Samancii They want Syrians to continue dying. They want Palestinians to continue dying. They want Egyptians, Saudis, and Jordanians to start dying. They just want all Muslims to die so that Iran and Isn'treal can have what's left.

[spooks (silly little guy) @truespooker]

i know we love to hate him but wan ahmad fayhsal kind of cooked here.....

[Zuhrah 🇲🇾 @zuhrahx]

reddit akaun aku kena delete sebab aku dorg zionist & their bigger intention. they're already infiltrated r/malaysia

tengok youtube ni, timestamp 20:25 dorang siap bercita-cita nak jadikan forest city tu "independent state"

https://t.co/k7WbpwZHZb

[Ismet Ulam Raja @ismet_ulam]

Terima kasih DAP kerana akui,

1. DAP cipta fitnah 'projek mega', walhal ini projek rakyat.

2. DAP potong spec, potong saiz gerabak, batal 5 stesen, kecilkan stesen jadi reban ayam, depoh dan skop projek lain.

3. Tangguh, lengah, lewatkan projek.

Seperti dlm titah DYMM Sultan.

[Malaysiakini (BM) @mkini_bm]

Lim Guan Eng bersama bekas pegawai khasnya ketika dia menjadi menteri kewangan, Tony Pua, mempertahankan keputusan mereka untuk menyemak semula perbelanjaan bagi projek LRT3 sewaktu berada dalam kerajaan dulu.

Kenyataan tersebut hadir selepas Sultan Selangor, Sultan Sharafuddin Idris Shah, mengkritik Lim dan Pua terkait pengurangan pembiayaan projek tersebut yang dianggap dibuat tanpa pertimbangan sewajarnya ke atas kepentingan awam.

Dalam kenyataan itu, Lim dan Pua menjelaskan, pengurangan tersebut dibuat berikutan kos projek yang melonjak, serta bertujuan untuk mengutamakan fungsi tanpa menjejaskan permintaan penumpang.

Ia termasuk potensi penjimatan sebanyak RM10 bilion dalam bentuk faedah sepanjang 25 hingga 30 tahun akan datang hasil daripada beban hutang yang lebih rendah apabila kos LRT3 yang juga lebih rendah.

Berita penuh: https://t.co/vRBv61iYgn

[Malaysia Military Review @JohnMYSreview]

Welcome to the game Lockheed Martin

[Clash Report @clashreport]

Syria's government sharply raised public sector salaries since the fall of Assad in late 2024.

Under Assad, teachers earned as little as $18–50 a month and specialist doctors around $20–40.

Presidential decrees issued in March 2026 added a 50% general raise plus targeted increases for teachers, doctors, nurses, and university professors.

New pay scales now place school teachers at around $300 a month, specialist doctors at $700, and university professors at $1,000.

Gulf states, including Qatar and Saudi Arabia, are contributing roughly $29 million a month to cover public sector wages.

[gagakmengarut @mengarut_je]

Ya'll doesn't understand, if Malaysia crash, whole Asia regions will burn.

Malaysia has becomes an anchor for peace and economic growth, cuz we believe if others asian country strong, we will be strong too.

Ya'll don't know, how deep Malaysia blueprint in each Asian country.

[BRICS News @BRICSinfo]

JUST IN: 🇸🇾 Syria's President Ahmad al-Sharaa says the Golan Heights is Syrian land and cannot be given away.

It's been occupied and administered by Israel since the 1967 Six-Day War.

[لالہ مصری خان @Bedil_Khushabi]

Interesting that it bears the Islamic declaration of faith along with "al-khaqan al-'adil al-a'zam Chingiz Khan

[Mintel World @mintelworld]

Turkey, Syria and Jordan have agreed to modernize their railway systems with the aim of eventually creating a contiguous corridor between southern Europe and the Persian Gulf, according to Turkey's transportation minister.

- Bloomberg

[Evan @EvanWritesOnX]

How many times is this now where Brent touches 115, refuses to go above it, then shoots back down?

I said this the first time it happened.

Every player understands where the threshold is.

Below that threshold,

is Trump's volatility,

where every trader understands where the profit is.

Like I said on day 1.

Brent will touch 115-120, then shoot back down without sustaining itself there.

Managed theatre.

[Evan @EvanWritesOnX]

As predicted.

KSA and Iran are best buddies.

All for show.

[Bitcoin Malaya @bitcoinmalaya]

Do you understand how huge is this breakthrough?

Malaysia just dropped B100, the world’s first 100% palm oil biodiesel with zero fossil mix

And Malaysia is the would’s 2nd largest palm oil production powerhouse

This means a small country like Malaysia have the power to boost energy independence with this biodiesel alternative right here

Many people aren’t aware that palm oil is superior to other plant-based oils in many ways. It boost the highest yield per hectare, versatile and renewable

the West has been trying so hard to brainwash and demonise palm oil past decades….

Well, because the West can’t produce any

Let that sink in

[Shanaka Anslem Perera ⚡ @shanaka86]

BREAKING: Malaysia called the US-Israeli strikes on Iran “barbaric” and a “violation of international law.” It declared its US reciprocal trade agreement “null and void” after the Supreme Court struck down Trump’s tariffs. And then it picked up the phone, called Tehran, and secured toll-free passage for seven Petronas tankers through the Strait of Hormuz. Transport Minister Anthony Loke confirmed on March 31 that no toll is being imposed on Malaysian vessels because Malaysia has been designated a “friendly nation” by the IRGC. The strait that charges $2 million per crossing to everyone else lets Malaysian ships through for free.

This is the new sorting algorithm. The IRGC is not just filtering by cargo type. It is filtering by geopolitical alignment. China transits free because China buys Iranian oil and hosts the peace talks. India transits free because India maintains backchannels and refuses to condemn. Pakistan transits free because Pakistan is brokering the five-point framework in Beijing. And now Malaysia transits free because Malaysia condemned the war, nullified its American trade deal, and positioned itself as a Muslim-majority nation aligned with neither aggressor. The toll booth is not charging for passage. It is charging for allegiance. And the nations that pay nothing are the nations that owe Washington the least.

Malaysia imports 70 percent of its crude through Gulf routes. Without the exemption, Petronas tankers would face $2 million tolls plus war-risk insurance that would collapse refining margins and spike domestic petrol prices. Prime Minister Anwar thanked President Pezeshkian personally. The Iranian ambassador confirmed the designation. Seven tankers have clearance. Petronas has assured domestic fuel stability through May.

The US trade deal nullification adds the second dimension. On March 15, Malaysia’s trade minister declared the American Reciprocal Tariff agreement “null and void” after the Supreme Court ruling. Within two weeks, Malaysia secured toll-free passage from the country America is at war with. The timeline is not coincidental. It is transactional. Malaysia calculated that the cost of American displeasure is lower than the cost of $2 million per tanker crossing multiplied by every Petronas vessel for the duration of a war with no visible end date. The math chose Tehran over Washington. The math was correct.

And this is the pattern that should alarm every strategist in the Pentagon. Malaysia is not an adversary. It is a US security partner in Southeast Asia, a semiconductor packaging hub, a Five Eyes intelligence-adjacent nation, and a TPP signatory. If Malaysia can nullify a US trade deal, condemn the war as barbaric, secure free passage from the IRGC, and maintain diplomatic relations with both sides simultaneously, then the American alliance system is not being challenged by enemies. It is being arbitraged by friends. The toll booth is revealing who actually needs whom. And the answer is that a $2 million crossing fee has more immediate power over national alignment than 80 years of American security guarantees.

The IRGC did not build a blockade. It built an alignment detector. Ships that belong to nations aligned with Washington pay. Ships that belong to nations aligned with neutrality or Beijing pass free. The strait is sorting the world order in real time, and the sorting criterion is not military power. It is diplomatic flexibility.

Malaysia chose flexibility. The tankers are sailing. And Washington, as Trump promised on Truth Social, will remember.

https://t.co/dAOBBMsgDS

[Warfare Analysis @warfareanalysis]

Israeli channel Kan News:

“Mr. al-Sharaa, from Israeli television, can I ask you please one question?”

Syrian President al-Sharaa: walks away

[Warfare Analysis @warfareanalysis]

“We, the people of Daraa province, we renew our loyalty to our brother, the Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa.

We say to the aggressive British-Zionist settler entity that is expanding daily toward our lands that we will not remain silent, and we will resist with full force.

We will form a deterrent force on the ground to push you back and repel you.”

- This was stated by a group of resident of Daraa province, southern Syria, tonight.

[Warfare Analysis @warfareanalysis]

Tonight, protests across Syrian cities over the Israeli law allowing the execution of Palestinian captives.

[Mr Sharma @sharma_views]

🚨 MEHDI: You’re not a professor.

JIANG: People call me that.

MEHDI: Your channel says it.

JIANG: Someone calls himself The God online.

MEHDI: No one believes he’s God. But people believe you’re a professor.

THAT’S WHERE MEHDI HASAN STANDS OUT.