អនាគតភ្លឺថ្លារបស់កម្ពុជា Cambodian Bright Future: Strategies for Justice

Monday, February 12, 2007

Strategies for Justice

9.5% growth for 2006 doesn't enable any credits for the government at all because of no commitment to amend anti-corruption law, 35% of people living under poverty line and unemployment rise among youth...etc

These three factors are the diamond gift for SRP to handle and break down the CPP's patronaged power in these coming two national elections.

SRP is like the strong stream beneath huge waves potentially to govern the country if this party directs right vision and improve leadership maturity.

There are many weakness that Hun Sen's government cannot deal with such as corruption, nepotism, cronyism, favouritism, lawless decisions, high rate of jobless, VN's influences especially the VN soldiers hidding in Toul Krosang camp and land grabbing.

SRP is easy to renovate popularity through telling the truth to the people as much as possible that Cambodia country is being controled by few governmental giant businesses such as Sukimex that controls almost 75% of national revenue and economic flow, especially this VN's based company is benefiting Khmer Heritage of Angkor Wat injustically to Cambodian people.

Vote buying and voters-intimindating culture of CPP will be useless through an understanding and courages of youth delegates and rising of self-awareness and self-reliance of the people.

For personal appearance in the public, Hun Sen has no at all the attractiveness to the people. He is only good in using old fashioned power centered totalitarianism and his uneducated patronaged parasites in the local areas.

This culture has been changed in our modern technology, communication and awareness amoung young people as well as change minding of elders.

There are many aspects that are not challenged at all for SRP to take turn to destiny our country.

More than 87% percent of Cambodian population is needing new leader, new government and new policy. This trend comes strong and it is successful for future reliable party which is not 30 years in throne of present government.

Appreciation from Khmer Young

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A Tale of "A Strongman in a Weak State"

1. Unable to protect the weak, the poor, the destitute, the farmers and the indigenous people from being bullied by the powerful people and the elites.
2. Unable to protect the chapters inscribed in the National Constitution, people are perpetually jeopardized by the powerful political rhetoric, and the assembly is using major voice to silence the minor voice.
3. The election has not produced any fair and productive result, though the powerful can hide all the complicate procedures of election, but the powerful cannot hide the outcome of the election. The CPP received only around 50.3% of all valid votes (6 millions) but CPP can grab 90 seats or almost 90% of the parliamentary seats (123). The outcome of this election is unrealistic of both winner and loser.
4. Cambodia is a weak state because this country is led by a patrimonial system, favoritism, cronyism and family kleptocracy, not by the rule of laws...from Hun Sen to Sok An and others are running over their contenders' toes inside CPP irresponsibly. This patrimonial system will finally end up with internal conflict that can inflict Cambodian people in the whole nation.
5. Cambodia is moving towards self-destruction because of the unrealizing of Ho's Dream of Real Estate Business in Cambodia: trying to demarcate the border with border-pole installation but disguise their strategy via planting Vietnamese population in Cambodia as their special agent and eternalizing friendship with their former subordinate, the CPP.

Quotable Quote:

Boon of Liberal Citizens

They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety. by Ben Franklin

The ultimate tragedy is not the oppression and cruelty by the bad people but the silence over that by the good people. by Civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr.

Without liberty, law loses its nature and its name, and becomes oppression. Without law, liberty also loses its nature and its name, and becomes licentiousness. by Harvard University professor James Q. Wilson

First they came for the Jews and I did not speak out -- because I was not a Jew. Then they came for the communists and I did not speak out -- because I was not a communist. Then they came for the trade unionists and I did not speak out --because I was not a trade unionist. Then they came for me -- and there was no one left to speak out for me. by Former German naval officer and victim of the Nazis, Martin Niemöller

Note: brown color originally quoted by Professor Peang--Meth

THREE LEADERS AND THREE WISHES

Three leaders, one Siam, one Viet, and one Khmer, come across a lamp and a genie pops out of it.

“I will grant you each one wish; that’s three wishes in total,” says the genie.

The Khmer leader thinks for a while, and says, “I want a wall around Cambodia to protect it for all eternity from those with less than good intentions.” So with a blink of the genie’s eye, WHOOSH, there is a huge wall around Cambodia.

The Viet leader is amazed, and asks, “I am curious about this wall. Please tell me more about it.”

The genie proudly explains, “Well, it is 50 metres high, 20 metres thick protecting Cambodia so that nothing can get in or out without permission.”

The Viet leader says, “Ah, it is getting tough. My uncle Ho always wants to expand the real estate. So my wish is to have Khmer leaders as our gofers for all eternity.”

Again, with the blink of the genie’s eye, the Khmer leader bows and invites the Vietnamese leader in.

The Siam leader says, “Fill the wall up with water.”

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Monday, February 12, 2007

Strategies for Justice

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