Chennah is supposed to be a 50:50 bet. Trying to predict the outcome in Chennah – comprising 47% Malay, 44% Chinese, 7% Orang Asli and 2% India – is like predicting whether Argentina or Spain would win the 2026 FIFA World Cup. However, if the recently concluded Johor state election is any indicator, the incumbent for the Chennah state seat is in trouble.
Even after a landslide victory by Barisan Nasional (BN) in Johor, where it won 48 out of 56 state seats (85%) with a popular vote of almost 60%, Pakatan Harapan (PH) continues to be in denial. PH leadership simply blamed their defeat on Perikatan Nasional (PN)’s vote “transfer” to BN – ignoring that DAP’s vote share dropped from 61.2% in 2022 to 50.8% in the 2026 Johor state election.
In truth, the Malay voter turnout (estimated at 77%) was much higher than the Chinese voter turnout (estimated at 58%) in the Johor state election. That was because the Malay voters were much more motivated to turn out to vote against DAP and PH (hence creating a “blue wave” in support of BN) compared to the Chinese voters, who did not have a compelling reason to come out to vote for PH.
Incumbent DAP secretary-general Anthony Loke Siew Fook was on his way to losing his Chennah seat in the coming Negeri Sembilan state election – until opposition Perikatan Nasional election director Sanusi Nor unexpectedly gives him a new lease of life. Thanks to Sanusi’s stinky mouth, disgruntled Chinese voters who were angry with Loke earlier may now be motivated to vote for DAP.
Malaysian Islamic Party (PAS – Parti Islam Se-Malaysia) should not have let its dog out – barking madly like a rabid dog.Speaking at a rally in Jempol, the Kedah Menteri Besar (Chief Minister) falsely – and provocatively – claimed that Malays have no homeland other than Tanah Melayu (Malaysia), while other communities have ancestral countries elsewhere.
“The Malays no longer have land. The Malays only have this Tanah Melayu (Malay Land). Indians have India, Chinese have China, Cambodians have Cambodia, Siamese have Thailand. Where are the Malays? The Malays are only here,” – the notorious and racist PAS warlord screamed, hoodwinking a crowd of more than 300 people.
He also lied with false claims that the political power and economic foothold of the Malays are deteriorating rapidly and risk being completely lost within a decade unless drastic changes are made, and likened Malay leaders in government to the traitorous character “Buang” from the classic film Sarjan Hassan. Obviously, Sanusi was trying to incite the Malays to hate other ethnics, especially the Chinese.
In actuality, all Malaysians regardless of race and religion – Malay, Chinese, Indian, Iban, Kadazan, Murut, etc – are loyal citizens who share one Malaysian identity and have nowhere else to go but Malaysia. What they are “not loyal” to are the toxic political parties and forked-tongue politicians who selfishly, hypocritically, and greedily weaponize ethnicity to divide the people for power.
In fact, not only Chinese Malaysians are not guests in this country, whilst Indian Malaysians are not outsiders, but they are proven testimonials of generations of Malaysian Chinese and Indian heritage who have contributed to the country’s development in business, public service, education, the economy and national defence.
Heck, did Sanusi and his gang of PAS Talibans who dangerously promote toxic politics, politics of division, and extreme racial politics realize that 90% of the personal income tax which the government collects is paid by the Chinese? Therefore, if the Chinese go back to China and the Indians go back to India, leaving him alone in the so-called Tanah Melayu, he would end up as a scavenger.
By questioning the loyalty of citizens based on ethnicity, Sanusi is no different than Indian Muslim hate preacher Zakir Naik, a Malaysian permanent resident who provocatively and deliberately said the Malaysian Chinese aren’t born in the country so they, as the “old guests”, must go back to China first before he (the “new guest”) can be asked to leave. The fugitive preacher had also questioned Malaysian Hindu’s loyalty to ex-PM Mahathir.
As much as Sanusi and the PAS Islamist party hate Chinese and Indians, they are 70 years late to the party. Whatever the skin colour, race, or ethnicity, the Federal Constitution guarantees the rights and interests of all Malaysians as part of the conditions for the British granting Independence to the Federation of Malaya on August 31, 1957.
Sanusi could talk big if only Malay leaders went to London to negotiate for independence. But Malaya was represented in negotiations for independence from the British by a joint delegation led by Tunku Abdul Rahman, alongside Tan Cheng Lock and V.T. Sambanthan, without which the so-called Tanah Melayu will still remain as “Tanah British” till today.
Yes, the British insisted on multi-ethnic cooperation and consensus among Malaya’s major communities – specifically represented by the Alliance coalition of UMNO, MCA, and MIC – as a vital condition for transferring power peacefully. Sanusi was not even born yet when the Malay, Chinese, and Indian representatives negotiated with the British Empire in 1956. If he still doesn’t like the deal, that’s too bad, and he can always go back to Indonesia.
Yes, Sanusi and all his radical minions can actually go back to Indonesia, their ancestral land. In case he failed his history, Malay groups migrated from what is now Indonesia beginning around the 12th century. He can’t dispute this fact because genetic and archaeological studies show that the core DNA profile of both Malaysian Malays and Indonesians is remarkably similar.
However, while ethnic Malay is the majority group in Malaysia, they are a minority group in Indonesia – making up roughly 3.7% (8 million) of the population. Javanese (40.2%) and Sundanese (15.5%) are the major ethnic groups in Indonesia, not Malay. That perhaps explains why inferior Malays like Sanusi love to bully and intimidate minority groups such as Malaysian Chinese and Indians in order to show superiority.
That also explains why Indonesia rejected Malaysia’s April 2022 proposal to make Bahasa Melayu (Malay language) the second official language of ASEAN. Instead, Jakarta said “Bahasa Indonesia” is more suitable as the language is spoken by the largest population in Southeast Asia – a huge slap in the face of Malay politicians trying to champion Bahasa Melayu.
Arguably, Sanusi might be right to a certain extent that retarded Malays like him have only Tanah Melayu to relied on because they are considered “third-class” citizen back in their own ancestry home Indonesia. If the Kedah chief minister is such a Malay hero, he should have declared war on Indonesia for insulting Malay language in refusing to make Bahasa Melayu the official language.
The best part is Muhammad Sanusi Nor has forgotten that his paternal grandfather was a migrant from mainland China who moved to the Malay Peninsular in 1930. Because his grandfather integrated into a local Malay village and his family subsequently intermarried within the community, Sanusi identifies and is legally classified as a Malay under Malaysian law.
However, technically, it still makes Sanusi a half-baked Malay with his lineage containing a mixture of Malay and Chinese DNA. So, based on his moronic argument, he should chop his body into half – partly goes to China and partly ships to Indonesia (or remains in Tanah Melayu). His grandfather would turn in his grave if he saw Sanusi’s extraordinary stupidity.
Historically, the first inhabitants of Malaysia are the Orang Asli (indigenous peoples of Peninsular Malaysia), not Malay migrants. It’s the same case in the United States, where the first people to live in America were Indigenous peoples, specifically American Indians and Alaska Natives, and not the British people migrated to America starting in the early 1600s.
In fact, commerce and trade began between ancient Chinese dynasties and ports on the Malay Peninsula, as proven by early pottery shards, had begun in the 1st Century BC – long before Parameswara arrived in Melaka around 1402. Fleeing Majapahit forces in Temasek (Singapore), Parameswara ended up in Melaka the same way Chiang Kai-shek fled to Taiwan in late 1949 after losing the Chinese Civil War to the Chinese Communist Party.
Therefore, Malaysia is something like Taiwan. Malays share deep ancestral, linguistic, and cultural roots with mainland Indonesia, the same way Taiwanese do with mainland China. If Malaysian Chinese and Indians can go back to China and India as they wish, which they can’t, then Taiwanese Chinese and Malaysian Malays can certainly go back to China and Indonesia respectively.
But who is Sanusi to tell Malaysian Chinese and Indians to go back to China and India after the minorities have been working so hard in developing, contributing, and sacrificing for the country, while a blood-sucking parasite like Sanusi gets paid tens of thousands every month from the taxpayers’ money just for playing extreme racial politics?
It’s also not true that the economic foothold of the Malays is deteriorating and risk being completely lost within a decade. On the contrary, Malays breed like rabbits and it’s the Chinese and Indians who are fast losing their economic pie. The ethnic Chinese proportion of the national population is declining and projected to fall under 15% by 2060, compared to Malay’s population rise to 79.4% from current 69.4%.
It’s an insult to the Malays’ intelligence to suggest that 15% Chinese could take away 80% Malays’ economic cake. Even if it were to happen, it’s because of Malays’ corruption, greed, and treachery. Was it not PAS president Abdul Hadi Awang who happily took the RM90 million bribes from former Prime Minister Najib Razak in exchange for sabotaging the now-defunct Pakatan Rakyat coalition?
From Mahathir Mohamad era’s scandals involving UEM, Malayan Banking, Bank Bumiputra, Sime Bank, KUB, Bank of Commerce, RHB Bank, Ekran’s Bakun Dam Project, Park May-Intrakota bus, Monorail, Perwaja, and Konsortium Perkapalan Bhd, just to name a few, to Abdullah Badawi’s oil-for-food kickbacks, hundreds of billions had been stolen and siphoned by Malay leaders.
And from Najib Razak’s 1MDB scandal where a massive global financial fraud involving over US$4.5 billion (RM42 billion to RM50 billion) siphoned from Malaysia’s state development fund to Muhyiddin Yassin’s RM5.7 billion Jana Wibawa scandal, which was just a small part of the RM92.5 billion Covid-19 Stimulus Programme, billions had been stolen again by Malay leaders.
Even clueless “turtle egg” Ismail Sabri was caught with over RM100 million in cash stashed in safe houses and properties linked to the former prime minister’s aides. The best part is another Malay leader – 10th Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim – has been busy dropping charges beginning with Zahid Hamidi’s 47 corruption charges to a royal pardon for jailed ex-PM Najib Razak.
From protecting Azam Baki, former Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) Chief Commissioner caught with his pants down in shareholding, to covering up Sabah Chief Minister Hajiji Noor’s corruption scandal, and from sweeping under the carpet the Littoral Combat Ship (LCS) scandal involving RM9.14 billion to closing both eyes on Farhash Wafa Salvador’s corruption and corporate mafia scandals, PM Anwar has taken “protecting corruption” to a new level.
Exactly where was Sanusi when his boss Hadi accepted RM90 bribes? Was not the Islamist party PAS part of the Muhyhiddin and Sabri backdoor government when they stole billions from the national coffers? The economic foothold of the Malays is deteriorating, if any, not because of Chinese or Indians, but due to thievery and treachery from Malay leaders entrusted to protect Malays’ interests.
Telling the Chinese to go back to China and the Indians to go back to India, as suggested by Sanusi, is a dumb strategy in the social media age. The election strategy is so damaging and dangerous that it could backfire spectacularly on the BN-PN cooperation in Negeri Sembilan, so much so UMNO president Zahid Hamidi has to tell his PAS buddy to go back to Kedah. Still, the burning question is why Sanusi hasn’t been arrested for threatening national security? Still, the burning question is why Sanusi hasn’t been arrested for threatening national security?
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July 26th, 2026 by financetwitter
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