Wan Junaidi is among the best Ministers in the Prime Minister’s Department in charge of Parliament and Law in the history of Malaysia unlike the rest of useless and incapable Ministers of the last jumbo-sized Cabinet

The 15th Malaysian General Election on November 19, 2022 is the most important and critical general election in the history of Malaysia.

It may be the last chance to prevent Malaysia from ending up as a third-class failed, rogue and kleptocratic state on Malaysia’s Centennial in another four decades, after failing in the past six decades to continue as one of the best countries in the world – ending up today as a second-rate mediocre country.

There are only four candidates for the 10th Prime Minister which will be decided by the 15th General Election – Zahid Hamidi, the President of UMNO/Barisan Nasional, Muhyiddin Yassin of Bersatu or Hadi Awang or PAS, and finally, the fourth candidate, Anwar Ibrahim of Pakatan Harapan.

Zahid said on the day Parliament was dissolved on Oct. 10, 2022 that the 15GE is the “mother of all elections” and want it to save UMNO and BN leaders from being charged in court for corruption and being sent to jail. This is the main objective of UMNO/BN in the 15GE and its manifesto promise are secondary and unbelievable.

Up till today, Zahid has not denied that he had made such a speech at the MIC Assembly on Oct. 10, 2022. We have video to prove that he made it.

Muhyiddin Yassin is an important mastermind of the Sheraton Move political conspiracy which toppled the democratically-elected Pakatan Harapan government in 22 months and brought in two “backdoor” illegitimate and unconstitutional governments.

Muhyiddin is from my home state of Johore. The third Prime Minister of Malaysia, Hussein Onn, who is also from Johore, asked Parliament for a vote of confidence when the second Prime Minister, Razak Hussein, died in 1976, but Muhyiddin suspended Parliament for fear of a vote of no confidence.

The third candidate for the post of 10th Prime Minister of Malaysia is PAS President, Hadi Awang, if PAS wins more parliamentary seats than Bersatu in Perikatan Nasional. Although he is PAS President, he has lower moral values than singer Jamal Abdullah, who could publicly apologise to the DAP for lies and untruths about the DAP but not Hadi.

The fourth candidate for the 10th Prime Minister of Malaysia is Anwar Ibrahim, who stands head and shoulders above Zahid, Muhyiddin and Hadi for the office.

In the first place, Zahid, Muhyiddin and Hadi do not admit that in the past six decades, Malaysia has deteriorated from a world-class great nation to become a second-class mediocre country.

They could not explain why in 1965, one Singapore dollar is equal to one Malaysian ringgit, but 57 years later in November 2022, one Singapore dollar is equal to RM3.39.

They also could not explain why Malaysia has lost out to Taiwain, Singapore, Hong Kong, South Korea and Vietnam economically, or why China is likely to overtake Malaysia in the Transparency International Corruption Perception Index before 2030, and Indonesia and India overtake Malaysia in the next decade if we make a mistake in the 15GE.

How do you reverse Malaysia’s decline when you do not admit that in the last six decades, Malaysia has fallen from a world-class great country to become a second-rate mediocre country?

Zahid, Muhyiddin and Hadi will take Malaysia to a future as a third-class, failed and rogue state in another three or four decades.

For this reason, I call on the voters of Sarawak, Sabah and Peninsular Malaysia to vote for future generations and not just for the next five years.

Regardless of race, religion or region, we all shed tears, sweat and blood for the same reason – to ensure that our children and children’s children have a better life, more freedom, justice and prosperity.

We want meritocracy, justice and freedom in Malaysia. Let us make Malaysia great again.

Why should Malaysian talents emigrate overseas to make other nations – whether Singapore, United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand, United States or Canada – great? They should be able to stay in Malaysia to make Malaysia great.

It is not that Malaysia lacks talents.

For instance, Wan Junaidi Tuanku Jafaar is among the best Ministers in the Prime Minister’s Department in charge of Parliament and Law in the history of Malaysia unlike the rest of useless and incapable Ministers of the last jumbo-sized Cabinet, and?

I do not see why talents regardless of race, religion or region cannot make their mark in Malaysia.