I'm talking about the temple incident.... I guess u are talking about something else...

Back when she was Permatang Pauh MP, one of the chinese temple wanna build temple on their own land, Nurul Izzah is the one writing letter to oppose the building on temple, cakap ini tempat orang melayu majority, chinese only 20%+, cannot build temple here yada yada, end up go to court and temple won the case.

She is worse than her parent time at Permatang Pauh, if her name don't have binti anwar ibrahim, i doubt she will survive in PKR.

Wow nurul izah so busuk one la.. pijak orang cina..

I will only vote for gps leadership if they contest in semenanjung.  Other than that, save my 3 hour queue..
All this pkr tarak guna one..

Or maybe i can give a new try if umno field zafrul as PM candidate

when one is racist then one will not respect other group. Instead of saying 20% should not apply, she can say the majority may be unhappy and against it but my ideology is to fight for all Malaysian.

It's not so much busuk hati than cos her area is more rural Malay. She must be seen to fight for majority

Even then she lost cos the voters say she hardly around in Permatang Pauh - Malay voters say one

Wah, 12 pages over PKR. Not bad.

I thot in recent years, ktards hardly get worked up over politics oredi.

Ktard championing PKR as 'lesser evil' option.

then act surprised when they discovered these people are indeed, evil.

🤷‍♂️

At the end of the day, most of us want a better, stronger Malaysia. That's why still harbouring hope of a saviour.

Ehhhh, that is our Atuk la…. 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

He was, to pull non-nons voters to bring down thiefku. No 1 thought PH could win at that time.

all hail anwar dynasty

Dem, sad day for msia if he resigns from menteri ekonomi

A Message of Hope to YB DS @rafiziramli

1.I hope this message finds you well. I am not a member of any political party, but I believe that many Malaysians beyond party lines continue to need a leader of your calibre, someone with the conviction, intellect, and courage to help chart a new and better course for the nation.

2.Your unyielding character, though sometimes polarising, is precisely what sets you apart. It cannot be replicated elsewhere, and for that reason, your presence within PKR is not just valuable. It is essential.

3.The voters who once rallied behind you, many of whom are unaffiliated with any political party, are not interested in internal squabbles or factional politics. What they expect is the bold and progressive policy reform that you have long championed.

4. No meaningful transformation ever comes without resistance. Disagreements, even tensions, are a natural part of political evolution. As long as they are managed without compromising the nation’s wellbeing, they should be embraced rather than suppressed.

5.Swing voters remain the decisive force behind PKR’s strength. To them, you and Nurul Izzah represent the twin pillars of the party’s future. There is a deep and enduring hope to see both of you united, not just in spirit but in shared purpose.

6.Politics is a marathon, not a sprint. I remain confident that your journey in leadership is far from over and that you will once again assume a central role in shaping not only the direction of PKR but also the future of Malaysia.

7.Sometimes, the most powerful progress begins with a single step back. Malaysia’s story with Rafizi Ramli is still being written, and the next chapter may yet be the most defining.

8.Time is no longer on the side of Dato’ Seri Anwar Ibrahim. His leadership, while historic and courageous, is not without flaws. There are many areas that require improvement. While his contributions have laid the foundation, the future must be entrusted to those who can carry the torch forward with renewed energy, bold ideas, and a strong commitment to national progress.

Nazri Hamdan

Nepotism > reformasi

pffftttttt

He will resign, then say AI pujuk pujuk and remain for the good of the country.

So win win lo. Everyone gets their face.