My Press Release to Somdech Ta Sihanouk is a turning point to what extent we can save Cambodia within the system. It is your choice to choose to play inside the system or outside the system. We must finalize our absolute goal first, and after that we can enjoy working with anybody inside or outside the system. You can go to work within Vietnamese leadership, within Chinese leadership, or America leadership; or we can work within the CPP, the SRP, other parties; or simply build our own NGOs as well as associations to persistently work to achieve that planned goal. Our goal must be genuinely for the nation and her people.Op-Ed: Khmer Young
It is unbelievable that Khmer mindset is being like this! When it come to issue of nation like this, they seem don't see who is real enemy and who is fake enemy. Comments here majorly jumped to kick Khmer's asses more than give sight for solution. They have blamed each other without having proper solution in details on how to help solve the problem especially to free Cambodia from Hanoi's embeddedness within the CPP.
Comments are critically controversial and nonsense.
Personally, I am not that Sihanoukist, but I see that by attacking Sihanouk will only leverage the enmity among Khmers and offer stimulus to Yeaknam. So how about other alternative choices to deal with: by changing Sihanouk step by step or by joining force with all Khmers to confront the Yeaknam first?
I have read the Angkor Borei newspaper, and I can feel that this newspaper is working to divide Khmers from Khmers more than making a unity, or at least it can create enmity among Khmers rather than giving path to totally solve the problems of the Khmers.
Many Angkor Borei newspaper's fans have grossly fallen into this trap. Past records showed that Yeaknamese are both supporters and opposers to King Sihanouk. Many Khmers have joined these two groups without knowing the top-down plan of Yeaknamese. And when Khmers failed like the Pol Pots, Khmers will accuse each other wildly like the above comments.
Don't follow Sihanouk unconsciously, but please don't swear at him like a crooked and commit it uncivilizedly. It's shameful for us Khmers to spite on our own faces, and foreigners are mocking at us. Sometime, we need to change some bad behavior of our leaders, but it must be in a very professional way.
If you want to denounce Sihanouk who has become clawless at the present, you should read Angkor Borei newspaper. After you read the newspaper, you should weight your thought as well as renew your thinking to what extent the writer aimed at? - to benefit Cambodia or to stifle Cambodia?
My Press Release to Somdech Ta Sihanouk is a turning point to what extent we can save Cambodia within the system. It is your choice to choose to play inside the system or outside the system. We must finalize our absolute goal first, and after that we can enjoy working with anybody inside or outside the system. You can go to work within Vietnamese leadership, within Chinese leadership, or America leadership; or we can work within the CPP, the SRP, other parties; or simply build our own NGOs as well as associations to persistently work to achieve that planned goal. Our goal must be genuinely for the nation and her people.
Strategically, China is the life and dead friend of Sihanouk and of course of Cambodia. It is a raw material that you have to manipulate it wisely. Or do we have other alternatives and are they effective, let use them then.
Geo-politically, Yeaknam has utilized Asian to confront China and use their old method ie the infiltrating and planting their people to quietly undermine the goals of China within Chinese proxy. Of course, China is the teacher of Yeaknam, but later Yeaknam has secretly developed their own method to undermine their teacher.
With this matter, how could we see it in a broader vision and utilize that vision wisely?
In sum, it is not by swearing or throwing garbage to each other, or by making more dividing among Khmers; but by understanding the issues and persistently exploring for truth, not merely by saying or heresy.
Regards,
Khmer Young
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