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lmaoitsyuuji · 4 months ago

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Nah I’d meme

(Do memes (as it is popular in Malaysian politics) provide a useful way of understanding politics?)

Even politics aren’t safe from being ‘meme’d’.

Meme?

The term ‘meme’ (from the Greek word “mimoúmai”, meaning ‘to imitate’) was coined by a British evolutionary biologist, Richard Dawkins in his 1976 book ‘The Selfish Gene’ (Benveniste 2022). A meme is a piece of media that is repurposed to deliver a cultural, social or political expression through humour and can be in the form of a picture or a video.

Quirk: Meme-ify

Memes exists in every social media platform you can think of—Instagram, TikTok, X and even WhatsApp. Do you know what meme format that is popular nowadays? Cat memes >^•-•^<

Cat memes, that had died down in 2010, has risen back from the ashes and are the hype nowadays. Honestly, I laugh at most, if not all, cat memes cause I’m a loser and that’s how I roll.

Behold, the thousand yard cat stare.

When meme meets politics

There seems to be an ongoing trend of people creating memes of political figures/parties in their countries. Trump is likely the most ‘meme’d’ political figure in history—just scrolling through the internet makes that pretty clear!

Political memes have become a common way for people to be exposed to political content and express their political views online (Halversen & E.Weeks 2023). Political memes’ purpose is to make fun of the political state of a country—however, it can educate people about politics as well. It is a good way for information to be spread around as it attracts netizens to engage with political memes. People no longer want to read but prefer to take a few seconds to view a meme and make a simple comment or adjustment to it and resend it to other platforms (Kasirye 2019, p. 45).

“Meme-laysia”

We usually see a surge of new memes online whenever election is around the corner or when a political figure messes up in their job (which they OFTEN do) and Malaysia is no stranger to political memes. In fact, Malaysian netizens strive in creating political memes. The distinguished gentleman above is probably the most well-known ‘meme’ in Malaysia. Memes about him cursing in the Malaysian Parliament garnered attention from locals and foreigners alike—talk about going viral for the wrong reason!

Additionally, memes were used extensively during the 15th General Election in Malaysia across many social media platforms and the influence of memes among young people in the social media sphere succeeded in altering Malaysian politics once more (Mohd Nizah et. al 2024, p.120). Political memes affect Gen-Z voters that participated in the PRU 15 election where over 4.5 million of them are under the age of 21. Memes act as a tool that distils complex political issues, making them more relatable and easier to understand to the younger generations.

Aside from that, there is an example of a popular Malaysian political meme that happens to be about our former Malaysian Prime Minister, Muhyiddin Yassin. To recap everything, Muhyiddin Yassin announced his resignation on August 16, 2021, on live TV after serving only one year in office. This caused confusion amongst Malaysians and they took to social media to share their confused reactions to the news (Lee 2021). You might be asking—what’s wrong with that? You see, the problem about this is that Muhyiddin resigned from being a Prime Minister… to a ‘caretaker’ PM (until there’s a new successor comes). So, he basically resigned from being the Prime Minister of Malaysia… to the Prime Minister of Malaysia. This political issue has birthed many funny memes and here are some memes to prove it:

Source: Mashable SE Asia

Meme-ocracy

Now, do memes (as it is popular in Malaysian politics) provide a useful way of understanding politics? Yes, I do think they provide a useful way for people to understand politics. The younger generations use memes to understand and learn about the political state of Malaysia, especially during elections, as it is easier to consume than traditional news source. Memes simplify complex issues and make them more relatable, helping young people engage with the political landscape in a way that feels more accessible and entertaining. Seeing as how the young generations are becoming voters now, political figures use memes as a political marketing strategy to relate to the younger generations as well as to spread their propaganda to citizens. They also use memes to cope with the current trends of the world and to communicate with the younger generation as memes are less formal, straightforward, humorous and easily comprehended (Nieubuurt 2021).

Thoughts

I do believe people, especially Malaysian citizens, can understand politics through memes. People relate to memes and some memes, even political ones, can be hilarious. I like memes and so should you :).

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References

Benveniste, A 2022, The Meaning and History of Memes, The New York Times, viewed 3rd October 2024,

<https://www.nytimes.com/2022/01/26/crosswords/what-is-a-meme.html>

Halversen, A & E.Weeks, B 2023, Memeing Politics: Understanding Political Meme Creators, Audiences, and Consequences on Social Media, Sage Journals, viewed 3rd October 2024,

<https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.1177/20563051231205588 >

Kasirye, F 2019, The Effectiveness of Political Memes as a Form of Political Participation amongst Millenials in Uganda, pp.44-52, Journal of Education and Social Sciences, Vol. 13, Issue 1, viewed 3rd October 2024

Lee, J 2021, Confused Malaysians make sense of country’s political crisis through memes, Mashable SE Asia, viewed 3rd October 2024,

<https://sea.mashable.com/culture/17175/confused-malaysians-make-sense-of-countrys-political-crisis-through-memes>

Mohd Nizah, MA, Abu Bakar, AR, Zahran, MA & Mohd Mokhtar, MA 2024, The Influence of Political Memes on Political Marketing Strategy in Malaysia, pp. 118-131, Journal of Public Administration and Governance Vol.14, ResearchGate, viewed 3rd October 2024.

Nieubuurt, J 2021, Internet Memes: Leaflet Propaganda of the Digital Age, Frontiers, viewed 3rd October 2024,

<https://www.frontiersin.org/journals/communication/articles/10.3389/fcomm.2020.547065/full>

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kwiyoshi · 1 year ago

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彡✎ Unpacking Politics, One Meme at a Time

(Do memes (as it is popular in Malaysian politics) provide a useful way of understanding politics?)

Politics: the only arena where you'll find more plot twists, backstabbing, and unexpected surprises than a season finale of your favorite TV show.

We get it – politics can sometimes feel like a maze of jargon and complex issues. However, with the rise of meme culture and its integration into politics, could memes be used to further understand politics and its complexity? (probably).

Behind the Laughs

Before answering the main question, let me hit y'all with some nerd facts about how memes came about. A meme is a cultural informational unit that spreads by imitation. The term, which comes from the Greek word mimema (meaning "imitated"), was coined by a British biologist named Richard Dawkins in 1976 from his work titled "The Selfish Gene" (Rogers 2023). Memes come in a variety of format that ranges from videos to still images.

From LOL to Legislation

In today's day and age of the Internet, memes can be found on all sorts of social media platforms that we use on a daily basis. Whether it be viral videos or yet another funny cat or dog picture like the doge meme. Nowadays, there seems to be an ongoing trend of memes being used in politics. I'm not particularly sure how it is being used, but most of the memes I see about politics are just to poke fun at a specific person or political party.

Now for the million-dollar (or in this case ringgit) question, how did memes suddenly become a thing in the political world? The earliest instance of memes and politics I could find is from the year 2000 during a presidential debate in the United States about then-candidate George W. Bush where he mispronounced the word "internet" as "internets." Four years later, he made the same mistake during a debate with John Kerry when he said, "I hear here’s rumors on the, uh, internets that we’re going to have a draft". After the whole conundrum, the response from netizens was eventful. Thus, making Bush one of the first few political internet memes (Klein 2019).

It seems that after George W. Bush became a trending meme in politics in the United States, I guess you could say he sort of paved the way for birthing memes in politics as we know it today. As far as I know, there are a lot of memes about our politics here in Malaysia that I've come across and it gets pretty entertaining considering how our politics here are.

Meme-laysia

As someone that currently lives in Malaysia, I would say that there are a handful of memes that circulates throughout social media when it is nearing elections or when someone that is part of a political party (or one of our ministers) screws up yet again. The political scene here is quite eventful, to say the least, but that does not mean we cannot laugh about it.

One of the most popular political memes in Malaysia is during 2021 when our then Prime Minister of Malaysia, Muhyiddin Yassin suddenly resigned from his position after only being the Prime Minister for one-and-a-half years. As good of a plot twist as this is, Malaysians took to social media to express their confusion and reaction to this news (Lee 2021).

Here is one of the example:

Upon resigning as Prime Minister, Muhyiddin Yassin will assume the role of interim Prime Minister until a new leader, who commands the majority, is identified (Lee 2021).

Humor and Power

Phew. We're finally getting to the most anticipated part. Do memes provide a useful way of understanding politics? My answer to that is, definitely. Based on research conducted by Kasirye (2019), it is found that political memes do have an effect on providing information about politics.

The study also reveals that political parties employ memes to promote, oppose, and criticize various political issues among the populace. Since the majority of messages are created by political parties and actors to further their objectives, memes are spread through social media to reach the targeted political groups.

Due to memes having a visual nature and their ability to grab people's attention, memes are a good foundation to start understanding politics. Thus, memes are a great method for political engagement that appeals to people's cognitive and extrasensory faculties in order to interact with them and shape their opinions. Humor and sarcasm, on the other hand, are used as persuasive strategies in this awareness-raising technique (Kasirye 2019, p. 51).

Final Thoughts and Prayers

Overall, I do think that memes play a part in politics in terms of understanding what is going on or providing useful information. Memes are funny and people like memes due to the fact that they can be on different social media platforms, whether it be in video or picture format.

References

Kasirye, F 2019, 'THE EFFECTIVENESS OF POLITICAL MEMES AS A FORM OF POLITICAL PARTICIPATION AMONGST MILLENNIALS IN UGANDA', Journal of Education and Social Sciences, vol. 13, issue 1, pp. 50 - 51, viewed 8 October 2023, <https://www.jesoc.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/KC13_032.pdf>.

Klein, O 2019, The evolution of political internet memes, Kennedy School Review, viewed 8 October 2023, <https://ksr.hkspublications.org/2019/03/11/the-evolution-of-political-internet-memes/>.

Lee, J 2021, Confused Malaysians make sense of country's political crisis through memes, Mashable, viewed 8 October 2023, <https://sea.mashable.com/culture/17175/confused-malaysians-make-sense-of-countrys-political-crisis-through-memes>.

Rogers, K n.d., meme, Britannica, viewed 7 October 2023, <https://www.britannica.com/topic/meme>.

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hiduprakyat · 2 years ago

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@staff who do i have to kill to get polls?? muhyiddin yassin???

#pollssssssss #let me have em

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minidiaryofme · 15 days ago

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Top 5 albums that shaped my early 20s.

Being a soon-to-be 25-year-old, one can't help but have an existential crisis, right? I'm at a point in my life where I want to achieve certain milestones, but I’m still far from reaching them. I can’t help but compare myself to my peers. But it’s okay; I know I need to move at my own pace.

Reflecting on my hobbies (spoiler alert: I only have one), I realised how much my favourite music has shaped who I am today. In just five years, I feel like a completely different person. Let me take you on a little journey of how this girl ended her teen years and jumped into adulthood like it was nobody’s business.

Album 1: Zeros by Declan McKenna

This album was released in early 2020, during the suspenseful early stages of the lockdown. At first, the lockdown felt like a mini-holiday, but soon enough, the news of rising COVID-19 cases and deaths became overwhelming. Zeros transported me to a world where COVID wasn’t happening.

I was on another spaceship—the Declan McKenna one. Zeros created a universe where we were just trying to survive the zero-gravity void up there while, down below, people suffered, governments failed, and chaos reigned. Despite all that, I found myself engrossed in deciphering who Daniel was in his song. (Donald Trump? Muhyiddin Yassin? Who knows?)

Zeros introduced me to punkier lyrics, anti-establishment themes, and bold storytelling. It brought out a hint of rebellion in me, even if it was just a small spark. Declan’s lyricism and dramatic shouts in the music made me feel like I wasn’t just a listener but part of something bigger.

Album 2: The New Abnormal by The Strokes

Single-handedly the best Strokes album. I’m not here to discuss Is This It or Room on Fire; others can do that. For me, The New Abnormal heightened my sense of rebellion with tracks like “The Adults Are Talking” and “Eternal Summer.” But more importantly, I fell head over heels for this album.

This felt like the most grown-up album by The Strokes, and I felt like I was growing with them musically. “Selfless” is their best love song ever, and “Ode to the Mets” is the best closing song ever. Period. It’s classic Strokes but refreshingly new at the same time. Discovering this album during COVID made me feel like the coolest person on earth.

Album 3: La Nuit Est Une Panthère by Les Louanges

I was a poser. Period. I still am, but in different ways now. Back then, I wanted to speak French so badly. Spotify recommended Les Louanges, and this groovy, jazzy, electronic album hooked me immediately. For a while, it made me believe I was fluent in French.

After a year of studying French, I realized I still couldn’t speak it. Plus, I stopped learning because… fuck Macron and the French government for their discriminatory policies against Muslims. Let people wear hijabs, burkinis, or whatever they want. France, you’re not much different from Iran in trying to dictate what women should wear.

Anyway, back to the album. It’s a perfect blend of indie pop, pseudo-rap, hip-hop, groovy jazz, and acoustic vibes. My favourite song, “Jupiter,” is the best track to either dance or cry to, depending on whether you have friends or not.

Album 4: Hellfire by Black Midi

What the hell do they think they are? This album is still my personality, and I can’t get rid of it. Pink album cover? Period! Girl slay! The intro is mind-blowing. This album feels like a movie, a book, a story, a musical—it’s everything I ever wanted. Funny vocals, and intricate instrumentation—Geordie Greep’s voice is unreal (The New Sound is phenomenal).

From start to finish, I keep discovering new bits to obsess over. And don’t even get me started on how pissed I am that they disbanded after releasing their best album ever. I listened to Hellfire day and night. It consumed me. It became my world. And then I’d wake up and go to my internship, unfortunately.

Album 5: PetroDragonic Apocalypse, Dawn of Eternal Night: An Annihilation of Planet Earth and the Beginning of Merciless Damnation by King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard

Why is this album so serious and so unserious at the same time? I love it to my core. If I could inject this music into my veins, I would (except that I’m terrified of needles). The guitar, the throat singing, the drums—this album made a pop girly like me fall in love with thrash metal (though only this album).

That Latin part in “Dragon”? Inject that into my veins! Audi Mae Verba or Ignis Draconic—whatever they’re singing—I’m obsessed! This album is chaotic genius. It made me realize that, while I’m just a girly girl at heart, my music taste is something else entirely.

Final Thoughts

These albums opened my eyes to the world’s injustices and made me realize the importance of living in my bubble with my music. Maybe one day, I’ll muster the courage to step out of that bubble and help fix the world. Until then, I’ll keep dancing, crying, and thriving on these incredible albums.

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Hi, I am still learning how to write an opinion piece. Maybe in a few months, my writing would be better and I can submit my writing to a zine. That’s my goal with this. Unfortunately, for now, I still use chadgpt. Will improve soon! - ME

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pronewsglobal · 4 months ago

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Selepas kuasai Datasonic, Mafia korporat Victor Chin cadang jual Innov8tif Holdings -Revenue Group harga melampau RM40 juta!

Siapa tak kenal Datasonic Group Berhad? Datasonic Group Berhad merupakan sebuah syarikat teknologi terkenal dalam menyediakan penyelesaian berasaskan ICT (Teknologi Maklumat dan Komunikasi) khususnya dalam bidang keselamatan digital dan pengenalan. Syarikat ini terlibat dalam pengeluaran dan pengedaran kad identiti pintar (MyKad), pasport biometrik, kad pengenalan bank, serta pelbagai jenis dokumen keselamatan.

Antara projek utama yang dikendalikan oleh Datasonic Group Berhad ialah pembekalan komponen MyKad kepada kerajaan Malaysia, serta penyelesaian sistem pengurusan imigresen dan pasport. Mereka juga menawarkan perkhidmatan berkenaan teknologi biometrik dan keselamatan digital seperti enkripsi dan autentikasi data, yang bertujuan untuk meningkatkan keselamatan data peribadi dan transaksi dalam pelbagai sektor.

Syarikat ini sering bekerjasama dengan agensi kerajaan, terutamanya dalam bidang pengenalan nasional dan keselamatan sempadan.

DATASONIC: SYARIKAT UNTUNG JADI REBUTAN

Datasonic Group Berhad mencatatkan pendapatan tertinggi sepanjang masa pada tahun kewangan berakhir 31 Mac 2024 (FY24) sebanyak RM368.3 juta, peningkatan sebanyak 6.8% dipacu permintaan kukuh untuk pasport, kad pengenalan, perkhidmatan peribadi kad kewangan serta kecekapan kos operasi. Pada masa sama, kumpulan itu mencatatkan untung bersih sebanyak RM92.3 juta, lonjakan sebanyak 20.8% berbanding tahun sebelumnya.

Bagi suku keempat berakhir 31 Mac 2024 (4QFY24), kumpulan itu mencatatkan peningkatan pendapatan sebanyak 10.3% kepada RM115.7 juta berbanding RM104.9 juta bagi suku sama tahun lalu manakala untung bersih bagi suku berkenaan melonjak lebih 70% kepada RM38.6 juta mengatasi RM22.7 juta pada tahun sebelumnya.

Bagi suku pertama tahun kewangan 2025 (1QFY25). Keuntungan bersih (PATAMI) teras mereka meningkat sebanyak 48% tahun ke tahun (YoY), mencapai RM27.1 juta. Prestasi ini didorong oleh peningkatan kecekapan operasi serta kadar cukai berkesan yang lebih rendah, yang menyumbang kepada keuntungan yang lebih besar. Pendapatan mereka turut naik sebanyak 7% YoY, disokong oleh jualan kukuh dalam segmen teras seperti kad pintar, pasport, dan perkhidmatan personalisasi. Kontrak demi kontrak dianugerahkan kepada Datasonic

Maka tidak hairanlah setiap kerajaan yang berkuasa melihat pencapaian menakjubkan Datasonic dalam industri pembuatan pasport, kad pengenalan dan perkhidmatan peribadi kad kewangan. Kejayaan ini dicemburui dan terdapat pelbagai berusaha menguasai Datasonic.

Siasatan SPRM dan pertukaran Lembaga Pengarah silih berganti. Begitulah yang berlaku disetiap pertukaran kerajaan dan Perdana Menteri. Syarikat ini menjadi sasaran ‘kartel’.

Laporan Tahunan Datasonic Group Berhad tahun 2023 menunjukkan Urusharta memiliki pegangan sebanyak 8.77% atau 248 juta saham di dalam Datasonic merupakan saham kerajaan terbesar dalam syarikat itu. Kedudukan lebih kurang sama sehingga Mad 2024.

Abu Hanifah Noordin yang juga pemilik dan pengasas kumpulan memiliki pegangan terbesar individu dengan 8.22% atau 231,308,100. 25,198,100 sahamnya telah dipindahkan kepada isterinya Datin Popi Riandani Binti Dody Muchtar pada 9 Oktober 2023.

Dua lagi entiti syarikat iaitu Demi Mekar Sdn. Bhd. merupakan antara pemegang saham terbesar dengan 6.07% pegangan (171 juta saham) selain Kuantum Juang Sdn. Bhd menerusi 6% pegangan atau 170 juta saham. Semua saham ini atas nama DATO SAFIAN BIN MOHD YUNUS. Sejak awal Mei Dato’ Safian mula melupuskan saham-sahamnya dan dilihat Datasonic membeli semua saham-saham itu.

Pada masa sama seorang lagi pengasas Datasonic, Chew Ben Ben memiliki pegangan 5.38% terhadap kumpulan itu atau 152 juta saham manakala pengarah eksekutif kumpulan itu, Chew Chi Hong memiliki 118 juta atau 4.18% pegangan.

Ketika Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin ‘Abah Cow’ sebagai Perdana Menteri 8 beliau menghantar budaknya Dato’ Razali Mohd Yusof untuk merampas Datasonic. Pelbagai perkara dilakukan oleh Dato’ Razali Mohd Yusof. Bagaimanapun usaha itu gagal. Beliau juga pernah dilantik Muhyiddin sebagai Ahli Lembaga Pengarah Petronas bagi tujuan menguasai Petronas. Razali tidaklah sepandai mana dalam ekonomi tetapi menggunakan kedudukannya sebagai saudara dan budak Tan Sri Muhyiddin untuk berkuasa dalam pelbagai syarikat.

KONTROVERSI DATASONIC

Sekalipun Urusharta Jamaah Sdn. Bhd, sebuah syarikat pemilikan pelaburan dan pengurusan aset yang dimiliki sepenuhnya oleh Menteri Kewangan (Diperbadankan) menjadi antara pemegang saham terbesar Datasonic iaitu 8.77% atau 248 juta saham namun pelupusan beberapa sahamnya telah mengurangkan pegangannya sedikit demi sedikit.

Ramai juga melihat Urusharta Jamaah Sdn. Bhd sebagai pemegang saham terbesar hanya di atas kertas kerana pemain sebenar ialah Chew Ben Ben dan Abu Hanifah Noordin.

USJ membeli kepentingan Datasonic bukan baharu. Pada tahun 2021 UJS merupakan pemegang saham ketiga terbesar ketika itu 9.29%. Chew Ben Ben pemegang saham terbesar dalam 19.32% disusuli Datuk Razali Yusof dalam 16.77% (saham yang diperoolehi dari tekanan Tan Sri Muhyiddin).

Ketika kerajaan PH.01 memerintah Chew Ben Ben (Timbalan Pengarah Urusan) dan Datuk Hanifah (Pengarah Urusan) menjadi saksi kes perbicaraan Datuk Seri Zahid Hamidi bagi pemberian derma politik RM6 juta daripada Datasonic mereka terpaksa meletak jawatan dan melupuskan saham bagi menyelamatkan Datasonic.

POLEMIK BAHARU DALAM DATASONIC

Chew Ben Ben dan proksinya masih menjadi pemegang saham namun kembalinya Datuk Hanifah Noordin dalam Datasonic sebagai Timbalan Pengerusi eksekutif Datasonic telah menstruktur syarikat itu. Menambahkan kepentingan saham, merombak pengurusan baharu (membuang orang Chew Ben Ben), dan menukar setiausaha syarikat menunjukkan Datuk Hanifah Noordin mahu menyingkirkan penguasaan Chew Ben Ben.

MAFIA KORPORAT MAHU AMBIL ALIH DATASONIC

Apa sudah jadi? Datuk Hanifah Noordin memberi “Notis Orang yang Berhenti” sejak 19 jun 2024. Beliau juga telah meletak jawatan sebagai Timbalan Pengerusi Datasonic pada 29 Februari 2024. Bagaimanapun sejak 22 Ogos 2024 Hanifah membeli semula saham-saham Datasonic sehingga 3 September lalu menjadikan jumlah sahamnya kini 8.34% atau 232,317,100 saham. Dalam tempoh itu pada 22 Ogos beliau dilantik semula sebagai Timbalan Pengerusi.

Datuk Hanifah Noordin dilihat cuba menstruktur Datasonic dengan membawa orang luar terkait Mafia korporat untuk menguasai Datasonic. Langkah pertama menyingkirkan COO Datasonic Group CHEW CHI HONG daripada Pengarah Eksekutif. Beliau dilantik Pengarah Eksekutif sejak 14 September 2022 hinggalah 27 September 2024. Begitu juga Mr Chia Kok Khuang sejak 2 oktober lalu.

Datasonic turut melantik Ms. Jorrine Ang (Ang Pei Gaik) sebagai Ketua Pegawai Strategi bertanggungjawab terhadap perancangan dan pelaksanaan strategi perniagaan sesebuah organisasi. Jorrine Ang merupakan bekas Ketua Pengawai Kewangan Tejari Technologies Bhd yang dikuasai oleh mafia korporat Victor Chin Boon Long. Tejari membeli kepentingan PC3 Technology Sdn Bhd dan Essential Action Sdn Bhd milik Victor Chin di Plaza Low Yat tahun 2010 dengan nilai RM9.28 juta. Tejari bertukar nama sebanyak 5 kali iaitu 1Utopia Berhad, Sterling Progres Bhd, Macpie Bhd dan kini XOX Network Bhd di bawah Kenneth Vun@ Vun Yun Lun. Semua syarikat mafia korporat ini telah didedahkan sebelum ini melalui Victor Chin Boon Long dan Kenneth Vun.

Bekas CFO Tejari Technology- Kini XOX Network Berhad

Maka apa tujuan Jorrine Ang dilantik? tujuannya mengubah Datasonic Group dari dalam. Jorrine perlu mengetahui maklumat dalam Datasonic ini. Kemahirannya dalam kewangan menggoreng saham-saham syarikat Victor Chin sangat diperlukan.

Abu Hanifah pula perlu melakukan ‘cash cow’ dari Datasonic atau apa jua untuk manipulasi saham Datasonic maka beliau dilaporkan berunding dengan mafia korporat.

Datasonic syarikat penting negara bagi pengeluaran, pengedaran kad identiti pintar (MyKad), pasport biometrik, kad pengenalan bank, serta pelbagai jenis dokumen keselamatan. Jika mafia korporat menguasai syarikat ini maka satu bonus buat mereka. Keselamatan negara dalam tangan mereka.

Tugas penting ialah menguasai saham-saham syarikat maka setiausaha syarikat dan ‘registrar’ syarikat perlu ditukar untuk merancang semua ini. Maka Tan Tong Lang antara Setiausaha Syarikat yang banyak menguruskan syarikat-syarikat mafia korporat dilantik bermula 30 September 2024 bersama rakannya Symphony Corporate Service Sdn Bhd. Jual anak syarikat atau beli anak syarikat milik mafia korporat semua ini tidak akan berlaku jika tidak menukar setiausaha dan ‘registrar’ syarikat..

SIAPA TAN TONG LANG SETIAUSAHA MAFIA KORPORAT?

Setiausaha syarikat dikendalikan oleh Tan Tong Lang pernah menguruskan hampir 100 Setiausaha Syarikat untuk syarikat senarai awam melibatkan mafia korporat. Biasanya menggunakan syarikat Boardromm.com Sdn Bhd dan Aldpro Corporate Service Sdn Bhd. Kedua-dua syarikat ini merupakan anak syarikat ALDRICH RESOURCES BERHAD.

Antara syarikat Mafia Korporat yang diurus Tan Tong Lang ialah;

KONTROVERSI TAN TONG LONG

Ketika desas desus untuk menyenaraikan Elsa Energy Sdn Bhd sebuah syarikat perkhidmatan tenaga bersepadu, kejuruteraan geosains dan penyelesaian digital di Pasaran ACE Bursa Malaysia didapati di belakangnya ialah Peguam Scammer Kington Tong Kum Loong, Datuk Tan Choon Peow atau Datuk Bill Tan pengasas M&A Securities Sdn Bhd (SYF Resources Berhad). Setiausaha syarikat yang bertanggungjawab ialah Tan Tong Long. Namun sehingga kini syarikat ini gagal disenaraikan.

TAN TONG LANG- PENGARAH BUKAN BEBAS SELSOL BERHAD MILIK MAFIA KORPORAT KENNETH VUN

Tan Tong Lang adalah setiausaha syarikat SELSOL milik Kenneth. Malah atas jasanya Tan Tong Lang dilantik sebagai Pengarah Bukan Bebas kepada SELSOL Bhd sejak 23 ogos 2023. Kenneth Vun bukan ahli korporat biasa. Beliau menguasai banyak syarikat sekalipun diserbu Suruhanjaya Sekuriti beliau terus kebal hingga kini.

TAN TONG LANG: REVENUE GROUP, HONG SENG CONSOLIDATED ‘CUCI WANG’

Banyak isu disekitar syarikat mafia korporat Tan Tong Lang setiausaha syarikat. Rampasan Classita Holdings, penguasaan Green Packet, Hong Seng beli Classita Holdings dan paling biadap rampasan Revenue Group dari dua beradik menggunakan penguatkuasa dan mengheret kes ke mahkamah. Pada Mac 2023 Victor Chin menggunakan Green Packet bawah Leong See Wui, bekas pegawai SC dan BNM merampas Revenue Group. Dalam kes mahkamah setiausaha syarikat Tan Tong Lang iaitu THIEN LEE MEE terlibat dalang menipu keterangan saksi.

Hong Seng ahlong terbesar mafia korporat yang dikuasai Victor Chin tidak pernah berhenti untuk cash cow, cuci duit dan goreng saham-saham syarikat sebagaimana mereka lakukan terhadap Classita Holdings dan Revenue Group.

Paling teruk Victor Chin dan budak-budaknya melalui Hong Seng Consolidated menjual anak syarikatnya Innov8tif Holdings Sdn Bhd kepada Revenue Group. Hong Seng membeli 51% pegangan dalam Innov8tif Holdings Sdn Bhd pada januari 2023 namun pada mac 2023 menjual kepada Revenue Group dengan harga RM36 juta!

Hari ini Innov8tif Holdings Sdn Bhd menjadi beban kepada Revenue Group kerana tidak mendatangkan pulangan dari segi kepakaran untuk Revenue Group. Revenue Group tidak memerlukan Innov8tif Holdings Sdn Bhd.

Apa Mafia korporat seperti Victor Chin Boon Long perlu lakukan? maka disinilah mereka mahukan Datasonic Group Berhad. Memasukkan Jorrine Ang bekas CFO syarikat Victor Chin dan menukar setiausaha syarikat kepada Tan Tong Lang.

JUAL INNOV8TIF HOLDINGS SDN BHD KEPADA DATASONIC GROUP BERHAD

Abu Hanifah dan rakan mafia korporatnya mahu segera mendapatkan wang tunai. Revenue Group dilaporkan mahu menjual Innov8tif Holdings Sdn Bhd dengan kos melampau. Ia satu cara transfer pricing untuk ‘markup’ Innov8tif Holdings.

Bagaimanapun pemegang saham kerajaan terbesar dari Urus Harta Jemaah (UJ) tidak begitu setuju dan menegaskan Datasonic perlu menjalankan due diligence sebelum membentangkan kepada lembaga untuk kelulusan bagi pengambilalihan 51% saham Innov8tif Holdings Sdn Bhd, yang merangkumi 717,570 saham, dengan harga RM40 juta atau kira-kira RM55.47 sesaham, daripada Revenue Berhad.

Tan Tong Lang, juga bertugas sebagai setiausaha syarikat untuk Revenue Berhad memainkan peranannya untuk menjual Innov8tif Holdings.

Selepas pengumuman mengenai pembelian 51% ekuiti Innov8tif Holdings oleh Revenue yang melibatkan 717,570 saham dengan harga RM36 juta (kira-kira RM50.17 sesaham), ia menjadi perhatian bahawa Innov8tif mempunyai rekod kewangan yang lemah dan menawarkan penyelesaian e-KYC, satu teknologi yang sudah biasa dalam industri.

Selepas pengumuman ini, harga saham Revenue jatuh lebih daripada 50%, daripada sekitar 31 sen pada 12 Mei 2023 kepada 14.5 sen kini, dalam tempoh kurang daripada 1.5 tahun!

Secara logik, jika pengambilalihan 51% ekuiti dalam Innov8tif Holdings memberi manfaat kepada Revenue, mengapa pengurus dana atau pemegang saham utama Revenue tidak merebut peluang untuk membeli saham Revenue?

Mengapa pengurusan tertinggi Revenue nampaknya mahu segera ‘menyerahkan beban ini’ kepada Datasonic cuba menjual dengan keuntungan untuk menyelamatkan diri mereka?

Terdengar juga khabar bahawa mafia korporat cuba mencari jalan untuk memintas lembaga pengarah dan membuat resolusi bagi memberi kelulusan umum kepada Datuk Abu Hanifah untuk menandatangani Perjanjian Jual Beli (S&P).

MOF melalui Urus Harta Jemaah (UJ) mesti menentang pembelian Innov8tif Holdings Sdn Bhd dari mafia korporat Revenue Group yang tidak menguntungkan. apa asas Innov8tif Holdings Sdn Bhd dijual dengan harga RM40 juta? Siapa yang untung? Abu Hanifah dan Victor Chin Boon Long. Jika ini berjaya tidak mustahi anak syarikat Datasonic akan dijual atau sebaliknya termasuk menjual Revenue Group kepada Datasonic. Classita Holdings boleh dijual kepada Hong Seng Consolidated tidak mustahil Revenue Group atau Datasonic dimiliki Mafia korporat.

Jika ini berlaku habislah kerajaan projek kad identiti pintar (MyKad), pasport biometrik, kad pengenalan bank dan pelbagai lagi jatuh ke tangan mafia korporat dikuasai Victor Chin Boon Long.

Victor Chin Boon Long yang dulu di belakang tabir kini muncul sebagai Pengarah Eksekutif dalam MMAG Holdings Bhd. Mengapa? semuanya mahu menyakau apa saja depan mata

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kazifatagar · 2 months ago

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Lokman Adam having fun now listing down who can replace Muhyiddin in Bersatu

https://twitter.com/Nazril_Iznil/status/1860320225104920662 Dato Lokman Adam from Umno lists down potential Bersatu party candidates eligible to be Prime Minister besides Muhyiddin Yassin, who has won the uncontested post. He says Bersatu have many MPs who can replace the latter, but he adds they are clowns, those who denigrate others in Parliament and some who can also make porn videos. True?…

#000 #bersatu party #Latest Malaysia #Lokman adam #Muhyiddin Yassin

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warningsine · 5 months ago

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Malaysia’s former Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin has been charged with sedition, after allegedly criticizing the country’s previous king in an election campaign speech earlier this month.

Muhyiddin, who led Malaysia from March 2020 to August 2021, appeared yesterday in a court in Gua Musang, in the northeastern state of Kelantan, where he pleaded not guilty. The charge, brought under the colonial-era Sedition Act, carries a fine of up to 5,000 ringgit ($1,150), a prison term of up to three years, or both.

The sedition charge relates to a by-election campaign event in Gua Musang on August 15, when, according to a Nikkei Asia report, Muhyiddin questioned why then-King, Sultan Abdullah of Pahang, did not invite him to form a government after the general election in 2022, despite him securing the support of a majority of the 222-seat parliament. The king eventually chose Anwar Ibrahim to become prime minister.

“I had the support of 115 MPs, but I was not called to form the government,” he reportedly said, adding, “Who was the agong (king) at that time?” Sultan Abdullah, who is from the central state of Pahang, was replaced in January by Sultan Ibrahim Sultan Iskandar of Johor.

The 77-year-old’s remarks prompted immediate public outrage and condemnation, including from within the Perikatan Nasional opposition coalition, of which Muhyiddin is the chair.

Such was the backlash that Muhyiddin was forced to issue a statement on August 19 defending his comments. He claimed that his speech was a “factual statement that was not intended to insult the monarchy or contain any seditious tendency.”

The new sedition charge is the least of Muhyiddin’s legal troubles; in March 2023, just four months after the general election, he was also charged with abuse of power charges related to Jana Wibawa, an economic stimulus program for ethnic Malay contractors that was instituted during the COVID-19 pandemic. Prosecutors claim that Muhyiddin accepted 232.5 million ringgit ($51.4 million) in bribes for his party Bersatu.

While the Malaysian High Court in August 2023 acquitted Muhyiddin of the abuse of power charges, describing them as “vague, flawed and unfounded,” they were reinstated on appeal in February of this year. He also faces two counts of money laundering in connection with the Jana Wibawa program.

While Anwar’s administration said that it was merely fulfilling the PM’s longstanding promise to tackle corruption, the prime minister’s Malay nationalist opponents have inevitably depicted the charges as a politically motivated witch hunt. In the current polarized environment, it is perhaps inevitable that the sedition charge will be viewed by Muhyiddin partisans in much the same way.

The case is also likely to revive the heated debate about the Malaysian government’s use of colonial-era laws to prevent comments about the “3Rs” – race, religion, and royalty – which it claims are necessary to maintain social harmony. The fact that the use of these laws has persisted under Anwar, whose coalition championed free speech and promised to repeal key repressive British-era laws while in opposition, has added a further twist.

These debates came to a head in July 2023, when prosecutors filed sedition charges against Muhammad Sanusi Md Nor, the caretaker chief minister of Kedah State, and a prominent member of the resurgent Malaysian Islamist Party (PAS). Like Muhyiddin, he was charged with insulting the country’s sultans in a political speech, though he was also a known peddler of Malay nationalist conspiracy theories and comments denigrating the country’s Indian and Chinese communities.

The case prompted a disagreement between those who believe that Anwar’s administration was justified in using colonial-era laws to prevent the spread of right-wing racial rhetoric and disinformation, and those who believe that this could backfire politically, feeding the grievances of right-wing Malay ethnonationalism.

#malaysia #politics

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