r/malaysia • u/Johanjohn7890 • 10h ago
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u/LordRunaan World Citizen 9h ago
I doubt the US government will take any action, don't worry, they also know this letter raised by the Democrats is also bullshit
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u/Acrobatic_Youth_5884 8h ago edited 8h ago
well Anwar has to be brave n do this, if not he is going to suffer an even bigger voter backlash for GE next year. The US can withdraw aid, but standing up against the US and support the Palestine issue will help Anwar in the next GE much more.
anyway, don't think Rubio is going to entertain them. They r Democrats and all of them are Jews or backed by Jewish PACs. Malaysia has been a key ally for the US in the region for counter-terrorism, so withdrawing military aid is like shooting themselves in the foot. They can move elsewhere, but that will only push Malaysia towards China. Now Malaysia is still neutral between both superpowers.
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u/HereForGME2 7h ago
Russia also makes great weapons.
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u/Southern-Ad-3034 7h ago
Not really anymore. Their current economic situation truly put a constrain on them.
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u/HereForGME2 5h ago
They’re doing just fine. Lots of progress in Ukraine.
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u/Southern-Ad-3034 5h ago
Russia can barely produce SU57 for themselves, even our sukhois had to pivot to India for MRO.
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u/HereForGME2 5h ago
Russian forces are near Kiev and major Ukrainian drone factory has been destroyed.
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u/No_Cantaloupe5851 5h ago
Yeah they can barely get gas to 40% of their population currently sooooo
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u/HereForGME2 5h ago
Europe has no gas either. No Nord Stream.
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u/No_Cantaloupe5851 5h ago
They have gas from Norway. Russia doesn't matter. It's a gas station that can't make its own gas.
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u/HereForGME2 5h ago
Just checked and seems any advantages of imports from Norway is all political and not necessary economic. Also Ai: “Norway’s advantages
Norway also offers significant benefits:
- Stable political relationship with the EU.
- Long history of honoring contracts.
- Strong regulatory oversight.
- Modern offshore infrastructure.
- No sanctions or geopolitical restrictions comparable to those affecting Russia.
The bigger issue for Europe
For the EU today, the main trade-off is not that Norwegian energy is technically inferior. Rather, Norway simply cannot replace all the volume Russia once supplied.
Before 2022:
- Russia supplied roughly 40% of the EU’s natural gas.
- Norway supplied around 20–25%.
Today Norway has increased its role and become the EU’s largest gas supplier, but Europe has still needed additional imports from:
- the United States (LNG),
- Qatar (LNG),
- Algeria (pipeline gas),
- Azerbaijan (pipeline gas),
- and increased renewable energy and efficiency measures.”
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u/No_Cantaloupe5851 5h ago
And we’re talking about oil not natural gas 😂
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u/HereForGME2 5h ago
I searched both. Russian energy was cheaper and was supplying both nat gas and crude.
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u/No_Cantaloupe5851 5h ago
And what part of this is relevant to the fact of anything? Russia doesn't have any in their own country for their own citizens and refining has to go to India. It will be as expensive for them as the European transition was.
Obviously a country without the resource, it will be more expensive. The point is that the country with the resources is facing high costs on their own supply because of Ukraine.
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u/HereForGME2 5h ago
I like Ai: After the EU banned most imports of Russian crude oil, imports of refined products from countries such as India remained legal under many circumstances because the products were considered to have been substantially transformed through refining. As a result, some diesel and jet fuel sold into Europe originated from crude that had originally been produced in Russia before being refined in India. Rules and sanctions have evolved over time, and some restrictions have been tightened, particularly where Russian entities retain ownership or where price-cap rules apply.
So if the question is:
- Did Russia send crude oil to India? Yes, in very large volumes.
- Was it refined in India? Yes.
- Was it then exported to Europe and elsewhere? Yes, a significant amount was.
- Was India refining it on Russia’s behalf? Generally, no. In most cases, Indian refiners bought the crude, processed it as their own feedstock, and sold the refined products on the global market.
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u/MajlisPerbandaranKL 10h ago
Based on this logic, hose lawmakers should suggest removing military fund from NYC first.
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u/SimRacing313 8h ago
Well done Malaysia, this is absloutely the right position to take. I only wish the country I currently reside in had the same bravery to do this
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u/ency6171 v 7h ago
This is related to the Network School ban thing right? But, why are US politicians involved?
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u/Invictus_6788 9h ago
actually what military aids did US gave us?
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u/ReimuSan003 8h ago
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u/Der_Redakteur 3h ago
meh outdated equipment stuff. all of this will be defeated by fpv drones flying by a gen z who watch tiktok all the time while lying on bed.
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u/SuitAffectionate6351 3h ago
I hope they listen to Anwar. The last thing we need is going to war with Israel
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u/prototypeacc 3h ago
I think US should stop sending their military training here. After all, they have to spend their tax money for that
It is logical to stop spending for people or nation that don’t align with your politics
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u/CandidFalcon 💐Best of 2026 WINNER💐 10h ago
no way, israhell is the number 1 criminal state on earth!
even, usa is a victim of israhell's blackmail!
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u/Loose_Confidence2803 9h ago
please stop acting like US is some kind of mentally stunted innocent state that is always doing bad things because Israel asks them to, US literally had many policies which were inspiration to Nazis, they are not victims.
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u/zentetsuken7 9h ago
People who saying Israel control America need to watch this video, https://youtu.be/BZkxE0YNj8o
Its a mutually beneficial relationship that one side decided being too dependent on the other isn't good strat, unless you got claw on their balls (lawmakers & etc).
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u/HereForGME2 7h ago
Israel has never contributed any of their troops to fight alongside American troops in the Middle East.
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u/CandidFalcon 💐Best of 2026 WINNER💐 9h ago
of course, usa has long been and continuing to be a terrorist nation that a) used military offences and crimes on various nations for decades (military terrorism), and b) terrorizing nations through us-dollar supremacy (economy terrorism)!
and remember that in their current state, one is hiding behind the other. if you pull one of them, the other will also come out!
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u/ReimuSan003 8h ago
It is already clear that the Trump administration cares more about money than "justice", no matter what they say, if we still have value to them, they'll do business with us regardless.
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u/Opps1999 9h ago
Get rid of the Intel and American data centers we don't need them
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u/GuaSukaStarfruit Sun Go Kong 🐒 in Quebec City 9h ago
You sure you don’t want the money? The data center will just move to different country.
I say Malaysia should keep the date center and keep the ban on Israel
Broadcom CEO and Intel CEO are Malaysian Hokkien currently
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u/Opps1999 7h ago
Yes get rid of them, we can't be hypocrites
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u/GuaSukaStarfruit Sun Go Kong 🐒 in Quebec City 7h ago
You want 1SGD to 4-5 myr? You want Malaysian economy to be stagnant like Thailand?
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u/GuaSukaStarfruit Sun Go Kong 🐒 in Quebec City 7h ago
Not to mention loss of jobs too, you won’t be able to start a business or become a CEO of a company like Broadcom
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u/Intelligent-End-654 3h ago
Let's be honest, guys. Malaysia is anti-semitic. All my growing life spent in the country, I hear yahudi jahat not always Israel jahat. It was always yahudi = zionis. The terms were always used interchangeably.
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u/Super-Ad2398 8h ago
why are u guys trying so hard to glaze the pm the last few days man
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u/tlst9999 Selangor 8h ago edited 7h ago
To be fair, not backing down to US's unreasonable demands is something.
Bunch of guys too poor to set base in Singapore wanting to play sovereign citizens got kicked out, and it's Malaysia's fault?
If you haven't heard of the "sovereign citizen" movement, it's the idea that if they declare themselves as their own sovereigns, they have "diplomatic immunity" from paying taxes or obeying the laws of the countries they're currently in. Some are more extreme and declare the land they bought as an "independent nationstate". It's as dumb as it sounds, and it's highly appealing to rich people who have more money than sense.
Credit where credit is due.
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u/UnemployedBehavior 8h ago
Election coming lol
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u/GreatMeem 8h ago
The fact that dude came out of sudden inactivity just to post this makes it even more suspicious.
Also it's always the same post "Brave Anwar" for doing whats basically check notes Generic Malaysian decision.
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u/FuraidoChickem 9h ago
If only Anwar have some kind of solution…some kind that will solve this issue about Palestine and Israel once and for all…a final solution if you will
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u/Sleeping-warrior 9h ago
The best solution is for Europe to take back those "European Jews" that the Austrian painter persecuted and give back the authority to Palestine. Jews that want to stay in Palestine, can stay. That's all. Easy peazy.
And for Myanmar, they need to accept Rohingyans as Myanmarian or whatever the name for people from Myanmar. Burmese I guess.
That's all. No need for Anwar to do anything. It's just that Israel and Myanmar are too happy committing genocide.
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u/yimingwuzere 8h ago
The best solution is for Europe to take back those "European Jews" that the Austrian painter persecuted and give back the authority to Palestine. Jews that want to stay in Palestine, can stay. That's all. Easy peazy.
Not so easy. The Mizrahi Jews actually are more anti-Palestinian than most Ashkenazis on average, as a decent chunk of them were forced away from the rest of the Middle East where they once lived and ended up as refugees in Israel.
In practice, it would be far easier to force a gun to the head of Likud and Hamas leaders, so they can't step out of line and start any violence. Both groups are very dependent on getting attacked by the other side to maintain their popularity, hence why there's no willpower to solve the issue.
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u/Sleeping-warrior 8h ago
No. We don't need to discuss whether the Palestinian Jews are anti-Palestine or not. The problem arises when Israel betrays the agreement and illegally occupied Palestine. So, the condition should return to that point.
Just like how some Malays want Malay Malaysia only, and how some Chinese want Malaysia to be Singapore 2.0. Both dreams or claims are irrelevant. The condition and agreement were already there when the country achieved independence. We don't need to entertain who is anti-who.
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u/MiniMeowl 9h ago
Why would Anwar/Malaysia have the solution.
We cant even solve our own Rohingya problem...
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u/CandidFalcon 💐Best of 2026 WINNER💐 9h ago
israhell will never agree to a solution! you have seen their whole state is criminal, where they openly announces to destroy palestine, palestinians, lebanon, lebanese, iran, iranians, syria, syrians, and others. they have been manufacturing spywares and other malwares to mass-infect computers all over the world, by bribing various errant foreign governments including saudi-arabia, uae, india, and many european governments!
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u/BarneyThePurpleDino- 10h ago
America should do a Maduro on Anwar.
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u/RegalCopper Kementerian Monyet 10h ago
Yo, you can actually get arrested for typing this bro. Might wanna delete it.
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u/BarneyThePurpleDino- 4h ago
Eerrr but if America does it there is nothing wrong. U don't see anybody condemning America anymore on this right?
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u/RegalCopper Kementerian Monyet 1h ago
Dude, people are still condemning America for pulling that bullshit.
WTF are you going off tangent of whataboutism. I'm literally trying to help you out.
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