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八点最热报 | 国阵在柔佛州选56席中狂揽48席，是一场近乎将对手政治版图彻底格式化的血洗。柔佛狂胜，到底只是巫统大本营回暖，还是一场足以改写全国政治格局的政治格式化呢？（主播：萧慧敏）
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00:03Guo Sheng won 48 out of 56 seats in the Johor weekly election.
00:08That was no ordinary victory.
00:10Instead, it was a bloodbath that nearly shattered the opponent's political landscape.
00:14Johor's resounding victory is merely a sign of UMNO's stronghold recovering.
00:18Or is it a political reshaping event that could rewrite the national political landscape?
00:23That night, UMNO not only carried out a bloody battle in its own legal stronghold...
00:27Flags planted in territory
00:29Furthermore, they dropped a heavy-duty depth charge directly on the former coalition government.
00:34The calm water surface
00:36The massacre of 38 people in Johor was not solely the work of the Zhou regime.
00:41It's more like an announcement to the whole country.
00:43That which once dominated Malaysian politics for half a century
00:46regarded as a power monster that has fallen from its pedestal
00:49Have you already smashed the coffin lid and are you ready to make a full recovery?
00:53Johor is indeed the root of UMNO.
00:56But this time UMNO is definitely not using the old tricks of the dignitaries.
01:00Political scientist Huang Jingfa pointed out incisively
01:03UMNO is experimenting with an extremely ruthless approach in Johor.
01:07Moreover, it is a new engine that is highly efficient in parasitism and leveraging.
01:11In this experiment
01:13UMNO and one party have reached a terrible tacit understanding.
01:16One party secretly backed down in Johor, sending proxy votes.
01:20In exchange, both parties cultivated a common ground among Malay voters.
01:25enemy
01:26Simon and the PAP were the ones who were forcibly pushed onto the altar.
01:30Political buffoons assigned to grassroots Malay voters to vent their grievances
01:34Therefore, it is hoped that voters will lose their focus due to fatigue with governance.
01:38abstain from voting
01:39Meanwhile, the conservative Malay vote, fueled by a sense of crisis, has become wildly concentrated.
01:44But after this election
01:46Can UMNO really regain its dominant position nationwide?
01:50Shaza, Associate Professor of the Department of Political Science at the International Islamic University, pointed out
01:53Malay voters are indeed returning to UMNO.
01:56But this does not mean that UMNO can once again single-handedly change the situation.
02:00On the scales of power
02:02UMNO can win
02:03Because of the Islamic Party sitting on the other side of the scale
02:06Still holding a tight grip on the ecological lifeline of Malay politics
02:09And this is precisely the most brilliant and dangerous part of this grand scheme.
02:16Zhou Xiancheng after the season
02:17A map of Johor almost entirely swallowed by dark blue shows
02:21That BN didn't just win
02:23Instead, they pushed their opponent all the way back to the corner.
02:25That one who once fell from grace
02:27The elder brother of the Perikatan Nasional (PN) coalition in Malay politics is being relentlessly pressured.
02:31Has he really stood up again?
02:34Johor won so big
02:35So what exactly proves that UMNO has made a strong comeback?
02:37Or was it because he just happened to be standing in the most familiar spot?
02:40The most powerful home field
02:42Then at 8:40, a visit to UMNO was reported.
02:43In this Johor election
02:45The majority of votes reached nearly 30,000.
02:47One of the constituencies with the highest majority of votes
02:49Random access in the south
02:51Voters' opinions are also clearly divided into two sides.
02:54BN memang kuatlah dekat sini
02:56Johor
02:56If you see from the front
02:58This is a missing BN.
02:58Therefore, BN100% attacked Johor.
03:02I believe they have returned.
03:04They can win bigger
03:07They can win bigger
03:09They can win bigger
03:11They have returned.
03:17I feel like I have it.
03:19However, there are actually many different opinions.
03:21Some people are talking about which camp or which side of the Anfa.
03:26The number of tickets has increased.
03:27Although it failed
03:28However, the number of tickets has increased.
03:31Some people advocate for reunification by force.
03:34This success is
03:35PASS is cooperating.
03:38Cast your votes for them
03:39So this is...
03:41That's the result.
03:42I didn't think so.
03:44I just mentioned now
03:45People are already worried.
03:47Everyone is full of information
03:50People are now good at judging.
03:52So people choose
03:54So now
03:55I feel
03:59How people observe
04:00I don't think so.
04:01BN can say
04:03I've already been very strong.
04:03It is based on
04:04How people judge
04:06This situation
04:08If we say
04:09If we say
04:10We only have
04:11We are in China
04:11But if foreign
04:12We won't watch anymore.
04:13We might
04:16What
04:16BN
04:17Especially
04:18Potai Timo
04:19But here
04:20They did not
04:20What
04:21Here
04:22According to the State
04:23International Islamic University
04:24Associate Professor of Political Science
04:25Shaza pointed out in the interview
04:27The Johor election week proves that
04:28UMNO's rule in Johor
04:30It has become more stable
04:32Therefore, it is not possible yet.
04:33Direct proof
04:33National Malay Politics
04:34It has returned to
04:36The era when UMNO had the final say
04:38Therefore, Johor's winning formula
04:40It may not be possible to complete the whole set.
04:42Move to other surrounding areas
04:43Therefore, this choice will be made in 2026.
04:46Give me
04:46It is certain
04:47Amitabha Buddha and BN
04:49The host
04:50On the weekend
04:50Especially
04:51OK
04:51But if we look at
04:52To the country
04:54I would say
04:55BN
05:18This battle in Johor
05:19Military unification looks like
05:19It's like taking the steering wheel back.
05:21But pushing this car
05:23Fuel rushing forward
05:24Not entirely from oneself
05:26Part of
05:27Support from the Islamic Party
05:28and the transfer of Perikatan Nasional votes
05:30Political scientist Pan Yongqiang also pointed out
05:32This election
05:33At least UMNO tested two things
05:36Johor's military unification
05:37He wants an early election.
05:39The main purpose is
05:40Hope to be able to test
05:42Barisan Nasional and Westminster
05:44If you want to fly
05:45Separate campaigns
05:46Does it work?
05:47So, this Johor Week election
05:49Proof
05:50If the determination to unify by force is strong
05:51No longer allied with Western Alliance
05:53Coordinating in constituencies
05:55Running alone
05:56Then he is more effective.
05:58Because he can get rid of
06:00With Ximeng
06:01Or between the DAP
06:02hook up
06:03Direct output using the horse to select
06:05So the second one
06:05What he wanted to test was...
06:07If with the National Alliance
06:09There is a slight degree of tacit understanding
06:11Is there a centralized
06:12The effect of the Malay vote
06:14So this election certificate
06:15Johor Zhou Wutong
06:16This bold decision
06:18It will definitely bring a bountiful harvest.
06:21He and the Islamic Party
06:22A certain degree of tacit understanding and coordination
06:25A large number of Malay votes have already been cast.
06:27Refocus
06:28Revitalize the military unification
06:30Political Scientist at Shuangwei University
06:32Gold Index
06:33The plan for reunification by force
06:34It's actually very direct.
06:35He doesn't need to go back to the past.
06:36The Golden Age of One-Party Domination
06:38It is not necessary to obtain a majority in Congress alone.
06:40He only needs to be bigger than PAS.
06:43That would enable them to be in the next coalition government
06:45Reclaim the top position
06:47The military reunification actually involves a whole grand strategy.
06:51He wants to regain a leading position in the federal government.
06:55He knew he couldn't be like he used to be.
06:58Barisan Nasional won a majority on its own
07:00So all he wanted was to be bigger than everyone else.
07:03So let's put it simply
07:04You need to organize a coalition government across the country.
07:07So you're in seat 165 on the Peninsula?
07:10You probably need to win 70 seats.
07:12During the last election
07:14Western Union wins 70 seats
07:16Perikatan Nasional wins 71 seats
07:18So the basic goal of the Barisan Nasional (BN) coalition
07:21To win 70 seats
07:22He now only has 23 seats.
07:24The champion said he would win an additional 47 seats.
07:27His current judgment
07:29These Western Union voters
07:31The lack of commitment from the Western Alliance, including the PAP.
07:35In such circumstances
07:37He had something to share with the Islamic Party.
07:41Everyone divided up the territory
07:42Then the votes will be concentrated in the constituencies of the Western Union.
07:46In such a situation
07:47Barisan Nasional could potentially win their own
07:50Sasa believes that after the big win in the Johor state election
07:53What needs to be done now is to achieve unification by force.
07:54Take this recipe to Negeri Sembilan.
07:56If Barisan Nasional and PAS can reach Negeri Sembilan
07:59Defeat the Western Alliance again
08:00Proof of Malay vote concentration
08:02The pattern of the retreat of Western Alliance supporters
08:03Capable of cross-state replication
08:05Therefore, a military unification would not merely be a resurgence of morale.
08:08Instead, they found a way to retake what they couldn't.
08:11I was thinking of saying
08:12If Meilan and us
08:15Capable of defeating Kharban in Pakistan
08:17That will definitely make them
08:20To achieve this power
08:21Perhaps with Malak rising
08:22They are able to build such a huge wave
08:25The politics of Malak policy
08:27I think so.
08:31Johor South Life
08:32More than just election fireworks
08:34Instead, it was a bomb that crashed into the national political arena.
08:37Depth bomb
08:38The military unification has obtained the success code for Johor.
08:41Cut with Simon
08:42Leveraging one party
08:43Re-concentrating Malay votes
08:44Next
08:45Negeri Sembilan
08:46Malacca
08:47Even Pahang
08:47All of these could become the next war to be triggered in a chain reaction.
08:51Once this formula is replicated across states
08:53The smoke and dust rose from the battlefield.
08:55The ultimate goal of reunification by force
08:57It's no longer just about winning a few more state governments.
08:59Instead, it turned the state election into a major event.
09:01Pushing all the way to Putrajaya
09:02Before Simon could stop the bleeding
09:04The National Alliance is still in the process of restructuring.
09:06Pressure on Anwar
09:08Dissolve Congress early
09:10Therefore, Rongfo is not the end.
09:12Instead, it's the detonating gas.
09:13The real problem is
09:15The flames of war in the south spread all the way to central Malaysia.
09:18Ultimately, military reunification is merely a return to the table.
09:20Or are you planning to overturn the whole table?
09:23Is this a direct attempt to force Anwar to resign?
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09:35Over
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