While the focus is on condemning the Madani government, a coup d'état is in process

The situation in Malaysia is tense as many are condemning Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim and his government. The focus on criticizing Anwar has become trendy, with authorities seeming to support such actions. Through WhatsApp groups, it is fashionable to join the anti-Madani movement, even if Anwar's tenure has had its shortcomings.

However, criticizing the concept of halal garbage collection can result in arrest and detention, creating a chilling effect on bloggers and political commentators in the country. Law enforcement has spent significant funds to target those who criticize the bureaucracy, reflecting poorly on Anwar and those who oppose him. The deep state, composed of connections to UMNO and the power-elite, is orchestrating a coup d'état, aiming to return to a feudal elite rule over Malaysia.

Many fear speaking out due to the perception of increased corruption under Anwar's administration, but the truth may soon emerge. The real issue at hand is not about race but about restoring power to a dark elite, disregarding shared governance. While some have remained silent, the truth will eventually come to light and the public will face its consequences.