Appointment of Nick Adams should be rejected, says Amanah Youth


SHAH ALAM: The appointment of conservative influencer Nick Adams as the United States Ambassador to Malaysia is seen as an insult to the country's dignity and foreign policy, says the Amanah Youth international bureau chairman

Mus’ab Muzahar then said that Malaysia upholds sovereignty, regional peace, and solidarity with oppressed people, especially Palestinians.

He added that allowing Adams to come to Malaysia as the US Ambassador would open the door to the US's toxic agenda and politics of hatred and said that the appointment should be firmly rejected under Article 4 of the Vienna Convention.

"Nick Adams is not a diplomat or a statesman. He is merely a far-right propagandist, a staunch Trump supporter, and a vocal supporter of the Zionist Israeli regime.

"His rhetoric on social media is full of hatred, racism, and Islamophobic sentiments, clearly deviating from the spirit of mature bilateral relations," he said in a Facebook post on Sunday (July 13).

Earlier, US President Donald Trump, via his Truth Social platform on Thursday, nominated Nick Adams as the US Ambassador to Malaysia.

Trump stated that Nick is not only an extraordinary nationalist and a successful entrepreneur but also a bestselling author, speaker, and renowned commentator.

Mus'ab then said that Malaysia's sovereignty allows the country to determine who is fit to represent foreign nations on its soil.

"This is not a personal matter; it is a matter of principle and national dignity. Malaysia is not a testing ground for US political puppets," he said.

He emphasised that they demand diplomacy that brings justice, not propaganda that divides the world.

Mus’ab then said that he believes rejecting Nick Adams is not a threat to Malaysia-US relations, but rather a message that Malaysia is principled, dignified, and does not bow to the geopolitical games of that country.

 

 

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