tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-960490380573820324.comments2023-06-25T06:37:48.042-07:00អនាគតភ្លឺថ្លារបស់កម្ពុជា Cambodian Bright FutureKhmer Younghttp://www.blogger.com/profile/10488907039151333074noreply@blogger.comBlogger80125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-960490380573820324.post-58547400162916378352013-07-22T20:22:47.543-07:002013-07-22T20:22:47.543-07:00--@ Their idiology of Khmer then is the same with ...--@ Their idiology of Khmer then is the same with them idiotic thoughts now , that the Vietnam people, their government and their military will do NOTHING or fail in counter-attack. <br />- They Khmer Rouge and Polpot was wrong then .<br /><br />An Giang - Chau Doc - Tay Ning:<br /><br />Polpot communist forces had their chance attacking and killing all those villages throughout 1975 to 1977. <br />- To those young and old Khmers : I cannot see them going anywhere , to keep such regret and pounding themselves against a much stronger VN with their current communist regime.<br /><br /><br />Sad to say, your bright future-hopeful seems still much far away for your country still having so much backward hatred toward VN<br /><br />- Their Khmer heritage was flagged proudly , but with anything but idiotic and foolishnees in theirs thinking ie. previous blogs<br /><br />The VN done nothing as bad to Khmers , as what they do to their own people.<br />At the end of the day - let's not forget :<br />Had VN even themselves want not to invade - for whatever reason, the Polpot would not leave the VN - and their own people in peace. <br />The only ones who was DEAD now would say otherwise - and that would be alot of Khmer people in those killing fields - killed by their own men in their own country .Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-960490380573820324.post-1697210936228201202009-06-03T04:41:34.698-07:002009-06-03T04:41:34.698-07:00These two legacies of Vietnam has tremendously emb...These two legacies of Vietnam has tremendously embedded in Cambodian society and it is literally named "hegemony" or "domination". Hegemonic behavior means trying to influence and pressure others through either military, political structure, kleptocracy or other patrimonial strategic plans. In dictionary, hegemony means the position of being the strongest and most powerful and therefore able to control others. Vietnam has projected to play this role in Cambodia. Like in Lao, Vietnam agreed to have border markers installation but Vietnam knows well that Cambodia cannot control their people who entered and lived in Cambodia efficiently. This strategy of using people to expand territorial land is very smart and genius.<br /><br />You mentioned about maintaining culture, rituals, tradition or ancient monuments is the good thing for Cambodia to keep its identity and nation. Your word is not true and sometime it is very manipulative. While you are anti ultranationalism but you advocate to see Cambodia has culture survival. Of course, cultural politics had been used in the past and the people became obsessive nationalism. Thus, colonialism can still control them all. For instance, like you are living in the US, you can see Indian population, or the Natives in Canada can preserve whatever identity they want, but what has been happening to them nowadays?<br /><br />I am younger Cambodian has never seen that culture is more important than to have the politicians who have political will for their nation. Current Cambodian leaders are planning to self-destruction because they are proud of Khmer culture and rocky-temples, but they have never concerned to project their long-sighted and strong-structured government leadership. Cambodian leaders have been neglected to strengthen the rule of laws and support a real democratic system. On the other hand, incumbent Cambodian leaders don't know the enemy emerging from inside, especially, the Vietnamese population that has been grown up rapidly in these decades.<br /><br />America has powerful influence over Canada, but Canada government is very strong and they has projected their country to govern by the rule of laws. Canada welcomes immigrants from everywhere but those immigrants have to follow the immigration laws of Canada. What other examples that you need to know? Cambodia is not in situation like Canada.<br /><br />I do agree with you that controversy is good for now for Cambodian government to strictly implement its rule of laws and particularly, the immigration laws before it is too late!<br /><br />KYKhmer Younghttps://www.blogger.com/profile/10488907039151333074noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-960490380573820324.post-43141356327000262702009-06-03T04:41:24.320-07:002009-06-03T04:41:24.320-07:00Le,
Comparing Cambodia-Vietnam with Vietnam-China...Le,<br /><br />Comparing Cambodia-Vietnam with Vietnam-China is exasperatingly diverting the real issue here. China has short shared-border line than Cambodia with Vietnam. Historically, China expelled Vietnamese tribe (or Kinh ethnic) to escape Southward. In that moment, Vietnamese ancestors had successfully expanded their land southward (like the name Vietnam or Viet and Nam itself literally translated its meaning as Southward Marching/Expanding). This Southward expanding finally could swallow Champa, Prey Norkor and Khmer Krom. And all Vietnamese leaders are expecting to annex Lao and Cambodia, the ideal Indochina once created by the French. Vietnam's ambition is not only there. Uncle Ho planned to expand communist ideology as well as expand his Real Estate Business throughout the South East Asia. Uncle Ho is a special member of world communist movement, and his operational location is in South East Asia. So I don't see that you have hate towards China. You should pay gratitude to China that you have today.<br /><br />From this brief history, you can see China has used propaganda and intimidation towards Vietnam rather than taking real action like Vietnam sent hundred thousands of troops to post in Cambodia for almost 10 years. China operated a so-called instruction war with Vietnam during Vietnam invaded Cambodia. It was just a pre-emptive war, not a containing war. But Vietnam's presence in Cambodia was intended to contain or plant its strong roots inside Cambodia land. At least, Vietnam planned to contain and maintain its status quo through two things:<br /><br /> 1. Populating the Vietnamese people inside Cambodia land through population strategy that Vietnam used to take over Champa, Prey Norkor and Khmer Krom: planting the people, encroaching new plot to create village, and lay down the village administration. Cambodia has undeniably been full of Vietnamese residents and Vietnamese imposter policemen in major areas in Cambodia.<br /> 2. Creating Vietnam's shadow government (or general public called puppet government) that means the leaders are Cambodians but structures and powerful advisers are Vietnamese. Cambodia has no empirical study focusing on this matter, but many Cambodian elites and figures have favorite tendency towards Vietnam more than Cambodian people (in case of current opposition political party has been bullied/arrested/insulted while those elites/figures pay respect and value Vietnamese in all events).Khmer Younghttps://www.blogger.com/profile/10488907039151333074noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-960490380573820324.post-56169390372508940822009-06-02T21:59:54.074-07:002009-06-02T21:59:54.074-07:00This is a wonderful opinion. The things mentioned ...This is a wonderful opinion. The things mentioned are unanimous and needs to be appreciated by everyone.<br /><a href="http://www.legalx.net" rel="dofollow" rel="nofollow">Find Lawyer</a>Unknownhttps://www.blogger.com/profile/08583010116071747201noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-960490380573820324.post-23966641634620234792009-06-01T05:01:43.482-07:002009-06-01T05:01:43.482-07:00Dear 5:37 AM,
Thank you very much for your input....Dear 5:37 AM,<br /><br />Thank you very much for your input. Of course, I and my Cambodian friends have no prejudice or discrimination towards Vietnamese. I think your sense of understanding and judging to my view is messily unfiltered.<br /><br />However, you are right with the idea of short-sighted or long-sighted point of view.<br /><br />Regarding to your assumption that Vietnamese will never want to migrate to Cambodia is contradict to the raw data we got inside Cambodia. Many workers who bear Cambodian citizens id arrested in Thailand are Vietnamese. Thai policemen tried to get Khmer interpreter for them, but they cannot speak Khmer properly or unable to write their name in Khmer language.<br /><br />Inside Cambodia, Vietnamese population has been tremendously grown up in two ways:<br />1. Their relatives who have settled in Cambodia several years ago are trying to bring their relatives to live in Cambodia with them.<br />2. Many new workers and immigrants of Vietnamese are traveling to Cambodia to seek a new space because in Vietnam land is too dense.<br /><br />Traveling to each country is part of freedom of human being, but government of Vietnam has strictly implemented its immigration law. Cambodia is really slack to enforce the laws. Cambodian leaders are drunk of entitlement, power, money and reputation.<br /><br />Vietnamese travelers will increase in the income of local Cambodians? Of course, no empirical study related to this assumption of yours. But what we have seen in everywhere inside Cambodia is that many business places such as bus stations, market places, fishing lakes/rivers, and tourist sites are full of Vietnamese. Cambodia has lost jobs to hundred thousands of Cambodian labors. Cambodia is losing benefits from Vietnamese immigrants because those incoming workers have never paid tax to the government. Worse, they have been taken advantage of easy lifestyle to earn their living and send money back to their family in Vietnam among less competitive Cambodians.<br /><br />But if it is a normal practice of people flows, it will not be a matter. It is really matter in this article because:<br />1. Uncle Ho was very smart to use his people for the independence and expanding territorial land. Of course, Uncle Ho copied this idea from Vietnamese ancestors (Uncle Ho is not Vietnamese by origin, he is Chinese) to send his over populated people to seek new land/space as the instrumental real estate expanding.<br />2. Current Cambodian government has not paid attention in dealing with Vietnamese population in Cambodia. In this case, we can say it is because of corruption, gratefulness from many top leaders regarding Vietnam who helped them to have today, and domination influence of Vietnam inside CPP party. There are Vietnamese associations spreading entire Cambodia to help support in all fields such as resettlement, finding jobs and emergent assistance etc. This would be a well planned to planting Vietnamese population inside Cambodia so that one day Cambodian people will become a minor group in their own land as well as their ancestral land. Vietnamese has 80 millions with high rate of birth, Cambodia has 14 millions with low rate of birth imply well "the concept of using people to expand real estate business".<br /><br />My point of view responding to your input is baseless of racial discrimination. It is the truth happening inside Cambodia. I am admiring Vietnamese government that has genuinely been working for their people and nation. But current Cambodian government is in contrast.<br /><br />Regards,<br /><br />KYKhmer Younghttps://www.blogger.com/profile/10488907039151333074noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-960490380573820324.post-43623078789444237802009-05-31T15:55:58.338-07:002009-05-31T15:55:58.338-07:00To all of you Viet-Numis out there can you answere...To all of you Viet-Numis out there can you answere to my Questions?<br />What you Viet are doing in Khmer Krom's Land?<br />Have ever seen any thieves have committed crimes and confest?<br />to you numis are the same!Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-960490380573820324.post-18875569185766603422009-05-31T10:56:34.598-07:002009-05-31T10:56:34.598-07:00For vietcong,
Why there are Cambodians who don’...For vietcong, <br /> <br />Why there are Cambodians who don’t or cant thank vietcongs for coming to chasse khmer rouge polpot from power in which vietcongs named is as “coming to save Cambodians”? Simple, because those people are well acknowledge of viet attitudes and viet ever ill ancestral political maneuvers and atrocities. And they also know that Khmer rouge is just a viet political instrument, founded and maneuver by viets. So 7 jan 79, yuons didn’t come to save Cambodia but just to chase out one of its tools to be replaced by another one. Yuons think, it’s a well beneficial political maneuver for them to better colonize and control Cambodians in all legitimated and impunity. Without this malice political maneuvers, viets would not have easily control and colonize Cambodia as it is doing today.<br /><br />For the auteur of this article, I don’t think that khmer rouge brutality of 17 April and viet invading of Cambodia is two different things but a simple viet political strategy like an arrow that can kill two birds at time. If you still at this intelligence, you will walk into polpot or hun sen path alike. Yuons are the real owners 17 april 75 victory and real architects of the killing fields as they are the only masters of 7 jan 1979. Of course, no one can ignore the crimes of those who are working for big yuon killing industry, they named polpot, sihanouk, hor nam hong or hun sen.Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-960490380573820324.post-41542037587225947322009-05-31T09:48:56.415-07:002009-05-31T09:48:56.415-07:00* to arge* to argeAnonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-960490380573820324.post-12150393910458123382009-05-31T09:47:34.995-07:002009-05-31T09:47:34.995-07:00May 31, 2009 7:03 AM – worthless viets/ yuon augme...May 31, 2009 7:03 AM – worthless viets/ yuon augments, hear aa kantop, this cant work with people with a brain to think and well informed about yuon ancestral culture of animosity and atrocity against other people in the region.<br /><br />Khmer rouge = YUONS<br /><br />To those, why lose time to aa with aa kantop, brain smell of bloody malice and crime?<br /><br />Quite hereAnonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-960490380573820324.post-65741769073897897392009-05-31T07:03:59.368-07:002009-05-31T07:03:59.368-07:00Le
I think I "used to have" the same thinking like...Le<br />I think I "used to have" the same thinking like you toward China, or many young generations in Cambodia (whatever many called brainwashed by hatred of Viet land grab, or hegemony etc), but an open minded person would need to take others' account too.<br /><br />"For Cambodia, if we don't have the UN and international communities, we don't have present Cambodia.", I think you missed the other half of the sentence, something which you did acknowledge before, that you wouldn't have present Cambodia, or even yourself writing here and there, without the Viet's help. Of course neither the Viet or China presence was good (I hate communism too, as it is no good anywhere as we have seen the failure of Soviet, North Korea, Cuba, Vietnam, China etc all the poorest countries in the world). But it is what it is, whether you like it or not. But, I am INSULTED too that many young generations in Cambodia forgot the price the Viet paid to help secure the country from genocide, now to attack Viet presence IGNORING the whole history. Same situation as many Viet guys now turn against China. During the hard time we were friends, but peace time many conflicts arise which will never be solved like land issues. BUT, live with it whether we like it or not (mean status quo). <br /><br />You would go too far if you try to compare any Asian style with Japan, Germany or any Western countries. I guess you may be studying in some of those countries, so do I living in US for long. It helps changes my view of China and how the current world issues (look at the war in Iraq, Georgia) may have an implication for small countries in relation with bigger, more powerful and sometime not very benign neighbours. Of course I wish US was still staying in Vietnam, so their institution would transform Vietnam to country like Japan. But it wasn't the case.<br /><br />The very contentious issue you mention again and again here than there, Vietnam dominance and hegemony, I would want to know how you "define" such a term? of course I would imagine Vietnam-Cambodia as China-Vietnam, which one "dominates" another. Surely you are unhappy with it, as well as many in Cambodia. But I just want to remind you that keeping national tradition, rituals, culture, politics from being affected have to do more with how you deal with such influence and integration of one in another, not trying to EXPULSE what you don't like. What I have seen is just the influence, rather than exaggerated, "hegemony", which the later is more specific about using military might and pressure to corner others. Viet isn't in a position to do that. Dominance is correct. But that happens in every countries everywhere. Vietnam is heavily under influence of China, same for Canada under US, or Cambodia under Vietnam. There is nothing "wrong" with it, except if you are afraid of culture loss. What can you do about it?<br /><br />By the way, the main issue to how Cambodia can make good of itself, rather than blame here and there for their situation. Same as the Viet, I wish our country could do like the Chinese did with a strong government. It has to come with the people better education, economic development and awareness of the rules of law, yet it won't happen very soon. We all have a corrupt government, but it is changing, as it is more open nowadays than in the past.<br /><br />My last words, most importantly, from a very open minded person, is that sometime it is better to live with controversial issues, in order to achieve economic development, which both improve people lives and at the same time strengthen national images, than trying to shoot it down first then whatever later. Politics are dirty and corrupt everywhere. So we sometime have to put the ultranationalism view aside, as it only obstructs our steps forward. The one who well behaves will be the one who survives and develops as in Darwin theory. The Viet had lost the whole past century and millions of lives to learn from its mistakes.Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-960490380573820324.post-1978059283024916732009-05-31T05:37:06.029-07:002009-05-31T05:37:06.029-07:00Well, as a Viet, it sounds like I am reading a fun...Well, as a Viet, it sounds like I am reading a funny story written for secondary students, nothing less, a very short sighted, illiterate, uneducated guess!<br /><br />1. If there were more inward travels, I would be very happy since that's a source for local income from tourism. If you want to "keep your traditional Khmer's rituals, your language, your country", shut the border and ya done! So what's the point?<br /><br />2. True that Vietnam has 80-90 millions in population, but do you know where they live? most are in rural areas, can't move. More and more are coming to cities to find jobs. I would be VERY SURPRISE if they find a better environment in Phnompenh than home cities, so they have to leave. Even I don't endorse this view that many Vietnameses see Cambodia as a sub-class place, I would be happy if you could even point out, or prove that Cambodia is such good that Viet has to flood to your country to find job. <br /><br />3. There is no strategy such as traveling agents, if the Viet wanted to dominate and over take Cambodia it would have done so long ago and you won't even have a chance to call such an independent country Cambodia anymore. True that Cambodia is small compared to Vietnam, but that doesn't mean Viet is going to take whatever out there for themself. It's a ridiculous view. You better blame (if you are unhappy with) the current status for your own people's unwillingness/incapacity to make changes. I, too, blame our system for failing to live up to the capacity of out country and resource. But changes must come from inside, I don't see if we can "impose" our lifestyle on you. So be it. Of course I want my country to be like South Korea or at least Malaysia. But changes must be from our people. <br /><br />4. Separate your hatred of the Viet (well I could understand) from logical senses, I would be very happy to see our countries come closer, and people live peacefully with each others. I am an outward looking person, so I finding myself pretty easy to see others in their own ways, but can reason well with. You, and many as well, need to take out the extreme nationalistic views (which is out of reason, ultra nationalism and full of sefishness), in order to see the world a better place. I am saying this to many of my collegues too that if they keep such view for themself, they would just find more isolation, unhelpfulness and reluctance in opening eyes to the world.Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-960490380573820324.post-61647384663473333462009-05-31T05:04:10.928-07:002009-05-31T05:04:10.928-07:004:33AM
I am aware that Khmer Rouge brutality is u...4:33AM<br /><br />I am aware that Khmer Rouge brutality is unacceptable. Now I am insulted as too ignorant, simplistic and cocky to understand the current Cambodia position. You can say whatever you can express your personal opinion. But be aware that your personal opinion is just yours. It cannot be ours. Thus, I am not in the imagination world or in the world of opinion. I would like to allow you to understand that I am in the real world and empirical opinion.<br /><br />I am young Cambodian. I lost my parents, siblings and other several relatives. This loss has trembled me ever since. But I have never lost to call for fair treatment from others, particularly Vietnam who should not use hegemonic policy over Cambodia through the expense of our relatives' suffering in their great westward march. They should stop try to legitimize their invasion.<br /><br />First, your argument has some weigh. Many foreign scholars have called current ongoing trial of Khmer Rouge leaders as "travesty of justice". They have commented the same thing like what you are telling me here. But I am really disturbed from this low class analysis and alien approaches to describe the situation in Cambodia.<br /><br />For Cambodia, if we don't have the UN and international communities, we don't have present Cambodia. But what is worse is that "present Cambodia has not yet been well solved by the UN". Cambodia still has imperialistic legacy of Vietnam. I know your word is logical and sweat, but I can say your word is good to keep your "status quo" of hegemony and domination over Cambodia.<br /><br />Secondly, many other countries like Germany or Japan experienced brutality or genocide or race elimination, but after the war, these countries have stopped to debate about right and wrong, legitimate or illegitimate to what was happening in the past of their countries. Only Cambodia who is use Khmer Rouge brutality to seek justice, healing, and strengthening the rule of laws. Actually, it is only serving the "status quo" of Vietnam inside Cambodia. I know your word here is really logical and reasonable to current Cambodian political leaders. They are drunk of power and sometime brainwashed by Vietnam. The present Cambodian political leaders inside the government, most of them are working for personal fame, money and power, they don't care what is happening in the future.<br /><br />These two things might help you to understand more about "real world and empirical opinion" of younger Cambodians.<br /><br />KYKhmer Younghttps://www.blogger.com/profile/10488907039151333074noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-960490380573820324.post-40022386151546733702009-05-31T04:33:51.545-07:002009-05-31T04:33:51.545-07:00Le
Well said, the young generation in Cambodia NEV...Le<br />Well said, the young generation in Cambodia NEVER understood what had happened to their parents' generation, instead only looking at present issues like land annexing or ideological difference, or political diversion. It's true that although we are very close neighbours, we are totally different in every senses, unlike Vietnam and China. Vietnam was under Chinese domination for thousands of years and most Vietnam tradition, language and rituals are from China. But nothing like that seen in Vietnam - Cambodia perspectives. I could imagine Cambodia opposition to Vietnam is much like Vietnam's opposition to China, but causes must be clearly distinguished.<br /><br />With regard to the presence of Vietnam in Cambodia in late 70s to 80s, I bet most Cambodians weren't tauched how their past generations had gone thru the murderous regime of Polpot. The current generation in Cambodia is simply too young and ignorant, too preoccupied by other issues so as to jump conclusion rather than look at historical context and why they should have been grateful of the Viet, including my dad serving there for 3 years. Without the Viet intervention, Cambodia was just a another sad story like North Korea under the Chineses' chessboard.<br /><br />By the way, UN is NOT a standard for anyone to take stand. If you look at the impotency of UN, the ignorance of big powers, the filthy politics all together, I would suggest you that Cambodia is just a mockery of UN failure. Although Polpot was convited of the massacre of more than 1 million Cambodians from 75-79, he DID it with the support of Beijing, and arms from US, UK and many other countries simply because they wanted to stop the Soviet expansion in Southeast Asia, regardless of how many human lives lost. Even after the collapse of the Polpot regime, such countries still RECOGNISED the Polpot's seat at UN. What? And now, they made up their mind by asking INTERNATIONAL COURT to try Polpot regime, so basically outlawing that regime and REVERSING their own position. WTF? If you look at the latest example of Iraq, you would know why UN was, and is, a mere tool for some countries to manipulate the whole world.<br /><br />There is no gain or loss for both our countries, as we are too small and often being taken as a pawn on the chessboard of big countries, we were ALL LOSERS. Vietnam has learnt a lot from its history and I think we have a pretty good government in presence. Be soft to deal with contentious issues, but tough when it comes to national soveignty. Many young generations are just too ignorant, simplistic, cocky to understand the position we are now.Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-960490380573820324.post-63605182166067392022009-04-29T16:32:00.000-07:002009-04-29T16:32:00.000-07:00Wow everybody write so much! You know, the dialogu...Wow everybody write so much! You know, the dialogue box says to "Leave your comment", not "Leave your essay" But I am loving the conversation, very interesting to read!Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-960490380573820324.post-77438651134247401992009-04-29T16:08:00.000-07:002009-04-29T16:08:00.000-07:00To Thyka- are you a gay? You suck on Hun Sen dick ...To Thyka- are you a gay? You suck on Hun Sen dick you much your brain cannot think. Your idea of politics is the most powerful win, but not fair game for everyone else. Srok robos kngom ot trovka a youn niyum eng teh. such thinking is pol pot thinking. you must be a khmer red you sick way of thinking.<br /><br />Khmer, PPAnonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-960490380573820324.post-76689947666608307642009-04-29T15:45:00.000-07:002009-04-29T15:45:00.000-07:00Ah Thyka, u will die like your cpp cronies and bur...Ah Thyka, u will die like your cpp cronies and burn in 7 level hell. You must be youn and not khmer. if khmer, you will see h.e sam rainsy as our savor and will bring cambodia to our glory past. you are your youn family should go back to north vietnam you stupid mouth. you try to sound smart, but your head is full of shit.Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-960490380573820324.post-91280315948652111792009-04-29T12:07:00.000-07:002009-04-29T12:07:00.000-07:00Dear Thyka,
You are still clinging to the idea of...Dear Thyka,<br /><br />You are still clinging to the idea of "Politics is about Money". Of course, there are many other conditions/circumstances that can motivate people to run politics rather than money, especially the unjust society and oppression can mostly turn people to play politics. I don't understand why you see SRP as the trouble maker rather than to see SRP as the main actor to strengthen democracy in Cambodia? Are you going to eliminate opposition parties and let CPP lead the country alone? If you have some background of intellectual scholarship, you should change your original thought. So your damned thought towards SRP in current situation will be changed if you think outside of the box of your favoritism/cronyism/patrimonial attitude!!!! <br /><br />Cambodia needs a balance of power to sustain its future. SRP has utilized all its capacity to stabilize Cambodian politics. With this moment, many scholars, good people, CPP's members and educated individuals have paid much attention and provided sympathy to the SRP. If you are the one who cannot see that, it is your choice. But I choose to express my will and empathy to SRP. This party is still weak and still need our participation to push it move ahead. However, you can choose your own recipe and I do hope when your recipe is mixed with my recipe, it will become a very tasty food, not a poisonous food at all. Cambodian younger generation is subject to see in this way, not to see in a divisive or enmity way.<br /><br />But what is making me sad and disappointed is that: CPP is still playing politics like Khmer Rouge. Both CPP's spokeman and PM have used the public rhetoric to divide Cambodian people and relentlessly tried to eliminate SRP. For instance, CPP has used tactic of "carrots and sticks" to destroy SRP. Recent abdication of few SRP's members is the witness of CPP's effort to worsen the feeling of Cambodian people. I don't see it is because of single cause by the SRP but it is hugely caused by the effort of CPP. Hun Sen might see it as his successful tactical campaign but he might not forget that his tactic is not different from the Khmer Rouge.<br /><br />Cambodia really needs a new upgrading political game. Cambodian politicians should not play politics childish like this or play a very divisive politics like this. CPP has mobilized all its tools to topple their opposition, but CPP has evidently acted well to its Vietnam alliance. Vietnam has still played its role like a "big brother" to the CPP.<br /><br />In every situation, we have decent evidences proving that Vietnam has helped CPP to topple/eliminate/weaken its opponents as well as helped some individual elites inside CPP to dominate one another continuously. <br /><br />This is the win-win tactic of domination and hegemony over Cambodia of Vietnam.<br /><br />SRP just need to hone its public rhetoric and policy. At the end, it will become the main body for all educated Cambodians to embrace. <br /><br />In case of Mu Sochua, she is not considered the arrogant MP or the cause of the current legal issue. What is happening in this lawsuit problem is caused by Hun Sen who has non-stopped expressed his arrogant and childish rhetoric in the public.<br /><br />The lawsuit in this time will enable the work of legal strengthening blossomed, and make Hun Sen's public speech become more matured.<br /><br />In sum, what interests that MPs should work for the people in your mind? Actually, Mu Sochua is working for the interests of the people, through this lawsuit, to exercise her basic rights as well as to strengthen the rule of law in Cambodia.<br /><br />KYKhmer Younghttps://www.blogger.com/profile/10488907039151333074noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-960490380573820324.post-7399990647444625952009-04-28T19:48:00.000-07:002009-04-28T19:48:00.000-07:00KY,
"I understand your limitation of deep underst...KY,<br /><br />"I understand your limitation of deep understanding. The transition and transformation of democracy and the rule of law is deeper than what you think. It is simpler than what you elaborated."<br /><br />That statement itself proved you have not thought about what I just said, and being a typical SRP supporter on KI media. Instead of reading what is presented, you and those like you would go on an emotional trip about this and that, nothing to do with the issue at hand. Always attempting to gain sympathy in the wrong form. Never once did i mention democracy have I? I only questioned the credibility of SRP because you seem to be an a stout supporter towards their cause. <br /><br />Previous examples have shown that SRP members are power hungry and selfish. Why else would high level SRP members defect to CPP? They realize that their cause with SRP will never boil to anything, and the promise of riches is just to tempting. <br /><br />I have never questioned Cambodia's need for a balance of power and a legit form of Democracy. But present us with a candidate that will actually do his job (as MP) instead of working solely for the interest of his party 24/7. That my friend, isn't for the interest of the people.Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-960490380573820324.post-23757732534021388572009-04-25T05:53:00.000-07:002009-04-25T05:53:00.000-07:00Thyka,
I understand your limitation of deep under...Thyka,<br /><br />I understand your limitation of deep understanding. The transition and transformation of democracy and the rule of law is deeper than what you think. It is simpler than what you elaborated.<br /><br />Part of the primordial theory, it fits with your thought very well. Khmer said "seed cannot fall far away from its truck" or it implies to your idea that every politicians are greedy and selfish. I think your assumption is absolutely childish.<br /><br />If you take the principle of democracy in the rule of law to consider you will see that "individual's trait and tendency cannot mobilize their greed".<br /><br />But your assumption is inclining in individual's trait rather than interesting in the principle of democracy. When Cambodia can strengthen the rule of law, CPP's members cannot see their richness can lessen greed or corruption, or see other poorness will become more corrupted than the rich. This kind of thought is childish and uneducated.<br /><br />Cambodia needs a balance of power. Hun Sen and CPP, if this party wants to live long they have to provide more seats and power to SRP to balance its power. You would see in this way it would be better than your narrow minded head.<br /><br />KYAnonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-960490380573820324.post-43100051460326317772009-04-25T05:24:00.000-07:002009-04-25T05:24:00.000-07:00hey KY,
Its a shame an intelligent young person s...hey KY,<br /><br />Its a shame an intelligent young person such as you would fall into the scam and traps of Sam Rainsy and his fellow politically incapable, emotionally unstable group of followers. Can't you see that this is just another plot to gain attention and receive some sorrow from the international community conceived by the SRP party? <br /><br />Do you really believe Sam Rainsy and his friends would do good for the country if they are ever elected? If you do, you are living in a hole. SRP are poor, and if given the chance would not waste the oppotunity to feed his family luxury, food, housing, cars, etc... Its a cycle. Cant you see that CPP is the best we have for the CURRENT situation?<br /><br />ThykaAnonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-960490380573820324.post-64376907085640707622009-04-22T03:47:00.000-07:002009-04-22T03:47:00.000-07:00សូមសរសើរអស់ពីដួងចិត្ត នូវសេចក្តីក្លាហានរបស់លោកស្រី...សូមសរសើរអស់ពីដួងចិត្ត នូវសេចក្តីក្លាហានរបស់លោកស្រី ។ សិទ្ធិ សេរីភាព និងរបបប្រជាធិបតេយ្យ ប្រហែលបានមកដោយការពុះពា ដ៍ លំបាកក្រៃលែង ។ <br />កាលណាគេពុលអំណាចហើយ ភ្នែករបស់គេតែងតែងងឹតយ៉ាងនេះឯង។snakehttps://www.blogger.com/profile/16658181127391118992noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-960490380573820324.post-73154222415865940272009-04-17T05:29:00.000-07:002009-04-17T05:29:00.000-07:00We sincerely applaud Ms.Sochua.We sincerely applaud Ms.Sochua.Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-960490380573820324.post-59186887897066547802009-04-11T01:25:00.000-07:002009-04-11T01:25:00.000-07:00Oh,You have forgotten an nother famous name. It is...Oh,You have forgotten an nother famous name. It is Som dech Tep Vong who is a Youn Kontop. All of these person are just the pupet of Youn. So, on hehalf of Khmer, we must stand up for right! Importantly we must correct Pok Kbal Youn Kloun Khmer!Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-960490380573820324.post-72789871575158406562009-04-01T04:07:00.000-07:002009-04-01T04:07:00.000-07:00What wrong with just that polite calling? I prefer...What wrong with just that polite calling? I prefer to call him Uncle Ho, like Uncle Sam, and other Uncles as well.Khmer Younghttps://www.blogger.com/profile/10488907039151333074noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-960490380573820324.post-42622493250453742242009-04-01T04:01:00.000-07:002009-04-01T04:01:00.000-07:00Hey, Khmer Young? Did you call Ho Chi Minh "Uncle ...Hey, Khmer Young? Did you call Ho Chi Minh "Uncle Ho", I thought just us Vietnamese call him soAnonymousnoreply@blogger.com