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八点最热报 | 前一天，韩沙再努丁才迫不及待替国阵和国盟在森美兰州选的合作关系取了新名字，叫"国阵联盟（Perikatan Barisan Nasional）。不到24小时，对伊党领袖对这段关系大献殷勤一直显得非常低调的巫统，他的党主席阿末扎希、副主席旺罗斯迪、总秘书阿斯拉夫三位重量级领袖几乎接力出来灭火，强调没有讨论过、没有联盟、没有合并，只是州选合作。（主播: 萧慧敏）
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00:04Pansa Sainuddin was just eager to...
00:07This has brought new hope to the cooperative relationship between Barisan Nasional and Perikatan Nasional in Negeri Sembilan.
00:11name
00:11He said it was called the Barisan Nasional coalition.
00:13Less than 24 hours
00:17The party leader is very attentive to this relationship.
00:20UMNO, which has always maintained a very low profile
00:22His party chairman, Amozasi
00:24Vice Chairman Wang Rosdy
00:25General Secretary Aslav
00:26Three heavyweight leaders
00:28They almost took turns putting out the fire.
00:30It was emphasized that no discussion had taken place.
00:31No alliance
00:32No merger
00:33Just a weekly selection collaboration
00:34That party rushed to officially announce their relationship.
00:37UMNO, however, is desperately trying to hide the relationship.
00:40The current situation is...
00:41On the one hand, they were eager to make their relationship public.
00:43On one hand, they were eager to widen the distance.
00:45If both parties are truly in love
00:47So why is UMNO consistently unwilling to embrace this relationship warmly?
00:51What exactly is UMNO afraid of?
00:54That's what UMNO is really worried about.
00:56It's never been that we can't win the war today.
00:58It was only after the military was disbanded that they discovered this.
00:59It wasn't just allies who helped him get back on his feet.
01:02Rather, it is a future rival that is preparing to replace itself.
01:05Today, we must disarm and conquer the world.
01:06Tomorrow, the tiger will become a major threat.
01:09This is why UMNO has always been hesitant to make a high-profile official announcement.
01:12The real reason for this relationship
01:14On the contrary
01:15One party has never wanted just Negeri Sembilan.
01:19The party's vice president, Idris Ahmad, made his point very clearly in public.
01:22He said this is not a complicated political question.
01:25It is a math problem
01:26Barisan Nasional and Perikatan Nasional supporters voted against each other, and the result was not just a win in Ne
01:31Not only can they win two-thirds
01:33The next stop is not going to happen.
01:36in other words
01:37In the script of one party
01:38Negeri Sembilan is only at the first level.
01:40The real climax of the plot occurs during the future political reorganization of the entire country.
01:45Therefore, he naturally hopes that this collaboration will be as public as possible.
01:48The more institutionalized, the better.
01:49The more stable, the better.
01:50Huang Jingfa, a political scientist at Shuangwei University, pointed out
01:53Fundamentally
01:54UMNO and one party are natural enemies.
01:56They are vying for the same Malay vote.
02:00Today they can sit at the same table because of a common enemy.
02:03If we return to the national election tomorrow
02:05They still have to draw their swords again for the same group of voters.
02:10So what UMNO is really afraid of
02:12It has never been one party sitting next to me today.
02:14Instead, supporters began to feel
02:16It turns out that one party is the true representative of the future.
02:19Sofian, Director of the Modica Polling Center
02:21It also thoroughly dissected UMNO's biggest anxiety.
02:24He reminded
02:25In 2018, less than 20% of the Malay votes in Negeri Sembilan supported one party.
02:29It surged to 55% in the 2023 state election.
02:32What do the numbers indicate?
02:33This shows that one party is not standing still.
02:36It keeps rising.
02:38If we cooperate again today
02:40Entered the state government
02:41Possessing administrative resources
02:43Basic machinery
02:44Policy Revealed
02:45Local Network
02:46What he will fight for in the future
02:47It's not just 11 state assembly seats.
02:50Rather, it's about the discourse power of Malay politics as a whole.
02:53In other words
02:54Wu Dong won a state today.
02:56But it may happen in the future
02:57Nurturing an even tougher competitor
03:03If we compare the cooperation between Barisan Nasional and Perikatan Nasional in the Negeri Sembilan state election to a...
03:07The couple was about to discuss marriage.
03:09So one party is undoubtedly the one that actively pursues the other and is very afraid of losing them.
03:13Besides constantly expressing his love in public
03:15They even publicly told everyone about their courtship and courtship process.
03:19They were even more eager to name their cooperation "Barisan Nasional Alliance".
03:25But on the other side
03:26UMNO, however, seems to want the relationship to not get too heated.
03:30It's possible that the love offensive from the leaders of the National Alliance has really gone too far.
03:35Barisan Nasional chairman Ahmad Zahid immediately downplayed his actions today.
03:58At the same time
03:59Other senior officials also clarified the Barisan Nasional coalition's declaration of love.
04:04clear
04:04The Vice President of the United Front for Martial Rights, Wang Rosdi, and the Secretary-General, Ashraf, were in the same...
04:08Emphasis on occasion
04:09There is no such thing as a Barisan Nasional coalition.
04:12The two sides are only cooperating during the election week.
04:15No new political alliance was formed.
04:17However, just as the military reunification was cooling down cooperation...
04:21One party, however, has already begun to draw up another, larger political blueprint.
04:25The party's vice president, Idris Amo, publicly addressed his supporters.
04:29As long as Barisan Nasional and Perikatan Nasional supporters vote for each other
04:32Not only were they able to win the Negeri Sembilan state government
04:35There is a greater chance of obtaining a two-thirds majority.
04:37Starting from Negeri Sembilan, and moving all the way to...
05:11Why do the words spoken sound like they're from two different channels?
05:14It's not hard to understand.
05:16Because for a one-party system
05:17This is an opportunity to expand the political landscape.
05:20But for UMNO
05:21Cooperation is possible, but binding is not.
05:24Huang Jinfeng, a political scientist at Shuangwei University, used an analogy.
05:28Explaining the true relationship between UMNO and the other party
05:40Wong Chin Huat pointed out that both sides were vying for the same batch of Malay votes.
05:44Today, because of a common enemy
05:46They can cooperate temporarily.
05:47But as long as the future returns to a national election
05:50Both sides are still vying for the same group of supporters.
05:54Sofian, a researcher at the Modica Research Center
05:56It also directly points out UMNO's biggest hidden worry
05:59He said in the short term
06:01Cooperating with one party can indeed help UMNO win state policies.
06:05However, in the long run
06:07UMNO is actually helping its biggest future competitor.
06:10Taking root step by step
06:12I find the situation within the US party quite interesting as well.
06:15Because previously in 2018
06:17With 20% of the Malay vote in the United States
06:21In fact in the past
06:22In 2022
06:24The data increased to 36%.
06:27In 2023
06:30Data increased to 55%
06:32Therefore, let PAS
06:34Become a part-time party member
06:37If they can
06:39The number of parties that establish a government will increase.
06:42PAS's party will increase
06:44Because once PAS enters the state government
06:47Having resources
06:48Having an administrative system
06:49Having a grassroots network
06:51He was no longer just a partner
06:53And will gradually grow into UMNO
06:55The toughest competitor of the future
06:57Huang Jinfeng also reminded
06:58Even if they do become co-governors in the future
07:01The competition between the two sides will not stop.
07:03PAS in order to maintain its political brand
07:06It is still necessary to continue manufacturing
07:08Differences between UMNO and
07:10The culture war will not end
07:12Value paths will not overlap
07:14Because only by maintaining differences
07:16Only then can they continue to vie for the same group of Malay votes.
07:19If the Islamic Party can become the second-largest party in the government
07:21He was certainly happy.
07:23The first thing to do is to increase food supplies.
07:25To pour the increased resources into oneself
07:28But he also needs to take care of his constituents.
07:30He wants to maintain the differentiation between his products and those of the Islamic Party.
07:35Just like after UMNO entered the Changming Coalition Government
07:39He wants to maintain the product differentiation between him and Simon.
07:43Otherwise, he would be eaten by Simon.
07:46Then PAS will do the same thing.
07:48Therefore, PAS will continue to play the culture war game.
07:53To embarrass UMNO
07:56That's not because he hates UMNO.
07:58But in such circumstances
08:00You were originally vying for this girl.
08:02All you have left is grain.
08:04That force cannot negotiate
08:06You will definitely do this kind of thing.
08:08So today you see Simon's question
08:11Soon a united government led by the national leadership will emerge.
08:18PAS wants a promise of the future.
08:21All UMNO wants is a vote you can send me.
08:24This is the biggest temperature difference between the two sides.
08:27A long-term strategic plan
08:28One just wants to complete the battle at hand.
08:30People thought two people were holding two knives
08:33They cut the same piece of cake.
08:35In the end, someone will definitely eat more.
08:37There must be some people who eat less.
08:38Politics has no unlimited increment.
08:40Only each other
08:41It's a matter of one rising and the other falling.
08:43You have an extra seat
08:44I'll be one seat short
08:44Your support is invaluable.
08:46I will have one less living space
08:48There is no doubt that we can cooperate today.
08:49But ultimately, it cannot escape the fate of a zero-sum game.
08:52Because what they were really fighting for was never the three states.
08:55Rather, it is about the future dominance of Malay politics.
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