In the ever-predictable theater of Malaysian politics, the leaders of Parti Islam Se-Malaysia (PAS) have once again descended into their favorite pastime: fear-mongering, conspiracy-peddling, and outright stupidity. The recent appointment of Hannah Yeoh as Menteri Wilayah Persekutuan has sent these regressive relics into a tailspin, spewing baseless allegations that Malays are somehow “losing power” to the Chinese.
What kind of idiotic logic is this?
Are we seriously entertaining the notion that a single Chinese woman in a downgraded portfolio spells the end of Malay dominance?
PAS, spare us your caveman grunts—Kuala Lumpur voters have already rejected your backward, extreme, and radical nonsense. Let’s dismantle this farce piece by piece and expose PAS for the hypocritical opportunists they are.
First off, the sheer paranoia in PAS’s rhetoric is laughable. They’re painting Hannah Yeoh’s appointment as some grand conspiracy where Malays will be stripped of their rights, as if she’s about to launch an “ethnic cleansing” or genocide program to boot all Malays out of the Federal Territories. Grow up!
This isn’t a dystopian novel; it’s reality in 2025.
Hannah is a capable MP from Segambut (P117), where she won with an overwhelming majority in GE15—68,438 votes for PH against PN’s pathetic 8,754.
But let’s zoom out: Pakatan Harapan (PH) absolutely crushed it across all 11 Kuala Lumpur parliamentary seats, racking up 535,527 popular votes while Perikatan Nasional (PN)—which includes PAS—limped away with a measly 166,056. That’s PH commanding about 76% of the the total votes, versus PN’s humiliating 24%.
PH won 10 out of 11 seats, with Barisan Nasional (BN) snagging the last one in Titiwangsa. PN was totally annihilated in KL, and for good reason: Voters here are cosmopolitan, forward-thinking urbanites, not cave-dwellers clinging to outdated tribalism like you lot.
Here’s the breakdown of votes by constituency, just to rub it in:
- P114 Kepong: PH – 64,308; PN – 2,795
- P115 Batu: PH – 45,716; PN – 23,475
- P116 Wangsa Maju: PH – 46,031; PN – 25,335
- P117 Segambut: PH – 68,438; PN – 8,754
- P118 Setiawangsa: PH – 34,434; PN – 22,270
- P119 Titiwangsa: PH – 20,410; PN – 14,518
- P120 Bukit Bintang: PH – 43,827; PN – 4,259
- P121 Lembah Pantai: PH – 35,359; PN – 19,098
- P122 Seputeh: PH – 73,234; PN – 6,047
- P123 Cheras: PH – 60,294; PN – 5,846
- P124 Bandar Tun Razak: PH – 43,476; PN – 33,659
KL voters sent a clear message: Your divisive politics don’t fly here. Yet PAS persists with this drivel, ignoring that the Federal Territories Ministry was downgraded in late 2022 to a mere “department” under the Prime Minister’s Department—headed by a Malay PM, no less. It’s not even a full ministry anymore! The real power lies with the untouchable deep state at Dewan Bandaraya Kuala Lumpur (DBKL).
Do you honestly think DBKL will bow to Hannah Yeoh? Please—these bureaucrats laugh at politicians like her. This portfolio is a joke compared to her previous role in Youth and Sports; it’s a downgrade, not a power grab.
And let’s talk hypocrisy. During PN’s disastrous 33 months in power, they imported outsiders like Annuar Musa from Kelantan and Shahidan Kassim from Perlis to helm the Federal Territories. How insulting to KL residents! You parachuted in rural politicians with zero connection to the city, yet now you’re wailing about a local KL MP like Hannah getting the job? Spare us. DAP, Hannah’s party, holds only five cabinet spots—15% of the 32 ministers, including the PM and deputy. That’s less than their 18% share of parliamentary seats (40 out of 222). Where’s the “Chinese takeover” here? It’s a figment of your fevered imaginations.
Then there’s the Urban Renewal Act (URA) nonsense. PAS loves linking this appointment to some phantom URA threat, as if Hannah could single-handedly displace Malays. Reality check: The Menteri Wilayah has zero power to enact URA without parliamentary approval. And guess what? Evictions in Kampung Baru happened under PN’s watch, using the Land Acquisition Act 1960—under a Malay federal minister who proclaimed himself the ultimate defender of bangsa and agama. It didn’t happen under a Chinese leader; it happened under your so-called “terpaling Melayu” heroes.
What era are you living in, PAS? Sabah has had three Chinese Chief Ministers since 1965, despite Chinese making up just 7.3% of the population. KL, with 43.2% Chinese residents, appointing one to a toothless role is hardly revolutionary.
Takiyuddin Hassan, stay in your lane—KL isn’t Kelantan. If you’re so triggered, come contest Segambut in GE16 and try dethroning Hannah. You’d get steamrolled, just like PN did last time. It is better for you to focus on the Rina Harun matter rather than the Hannah Yeoh matter.
Enter another PAS fool: Ketua Dewan Muslimat PAS Wilayah Persekutuan, Dr. Rosni Adam, ranting about making the Federal Territories “free from threats” like vice premises, “gay saunas,” prostitution, underground economies, and open liquor licenses endangering public safety. No wonder PAS lost every seat in KL—your priorities are delusional.
None of that falls under the Menteri Wilayah’s jurisdiction; it’s all DBKL and PDRM territory. Who dares touch those deep-state fortresses? If Hannah tries, you’ll scream “lawan Melayu” or “lawan penjawat awam.” If she doesn’t, you’ll bark about unsolved issues. And how come these problems persisted during your 33 months under Malay PN ministers? Pot, meet kettle.
Look at your own backyard: The four states under PAS (SG4) are riddled with sexual crimes, pill kuda abuse, drugs, and sky-high pornography traffic. During elections, you shout “PAS for all” to woo non-Malays. Post-election? Back to race-baiting over a Chinese appointment. At least Hannah didn’t pilfer Bumiputera funds like your Malay darling Muhyiddin Yassin in the Jana Wibawa scandal. Here you yell “Melayu untuk Melayu,” while there you siphon off Malay wealth in the name of perjuangan.
If anyone’s playing optics, it’s PM Anwar Ibrahim. After losing Chinese support in the Sabah election, he’s creating this illusion of progressivism. But the truth? DAP is losing power—Steven Sim got downgraded from KESUMA to KUSKOP, and Hannah’s new gig is a demotion. Don’t lie about “Melayu hilang kuasa”; it’s DAP bleeding influence.
History laughs at your ignorance. Chinese representatives like Colonel H.S. Lee and Tuan T.H. Tan were part of the Merdeka delegation to London. And don’t forget Yap Ah Loy, the third Kapitan China who built Kuala Lumpur from a war-torn mining village into a thriving hub in the 19th century—roads, schools, a tapioca mill, all fostering cooperation. Jalan Yap Ah Loy in Chinatown stands as his legacy.
The real issue? Stop obsessing over Malay, Chinese, Indian. Focus on competence. What’s the point of Malay leaders in SG4 driving their states into poverty? Appoint people who can do the job, regardless of race. PAS, your fear-mongering is tired, stupid, and rejected. Time to crawl back into your caves—KL has moved on.
