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Misinformation and a Hype over the Palestinians brought into Malaysia shows it is a psychological warfare against the Madani Government: Why?

This video is being viralled. With it, the Chinese and Indians who are already unhappy with the former governments which sidelined them, feel more incensed against the Madani government. 

        Most of the attacks are on the Prime Minister, Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim (PMX) himself. Although for the first time, PMX allocated RM50 million to places of worship of non-Muslims, this pales off because of the amount of negativism people are watching on social media. 

        Take this video, for example, a closer look of the ambulances used shows that it is not local. 





        Most of the ambulances that you see on the street are different from the above enlarged image, which resembles ambulances used in Gaza:


        Why then a video is put out onto the social media? To show you as if the Palestinians arriving in Malaysia were given a grand welcome while you or your relatives are not given the priority in the local hospitals? Is this not to strike your raw nerve to incense you against PMX? And is that not the reason why you share this video out to many people? Be aware! 

        Another video emerged showing why other Muslim countries did not accept Palestinian refugees. I won't comment on that as I am not that familiar with the politics in the Middle East. Suffice to say that Egypt closed the border to the Palestinians. That's in the news. But there may be other reasons for their decision. 

        But I want to ask, why so sudden someone can produce a video out of this? Who in the world has so much time to come out with a video clip like this - which by the way is professionally done -- unless he or she is paid for the job? 



        People were all harping about government hospitals that you and I visit when we are unwell. But, the government is using what they may have planned in the first place -- the Hospital Angkatan Tentera Tuanku Mirzan which is "underutilised."
        
        But before news gets out, someone already came out with this to keep fanning the people's sentiments against PMX, by saying, "Malaysian citizens not allowed for treatment (at this hospital) but these Palestinians boleh." 



        It is also obvious that whoever wrote this has the intention to incense the people against the government. But what happened to the earlier harping on government hospitals you and I go to being used for the Palestinians, huh? It is suddenly no longer relevant? Instead, the script is updated with a new angle -- the use of the military hospital?

        But, hey, why is it that a few years ago, this person went to the same military hospital to be treated, was it with a special arrangement by someone in the corridors of power? Otherwise, how can an ordinary citizen get treatment from there? Why did he/she remain silent about the military hospital built and meant for only army personnel and their family members? Somthing fishy, huh? 

Why the Psychological Warfare?


        As a friend (her father was a former health minister) puts it, they were already trying "their utmost to oust him (Anwar) from Day 1 when mattress was brought to court." 

        Who are they? You have to  watch Anwar: The Untold Story and understand the background to understand what you are seeing now. The link:  https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x8qa3co 

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