Cambodian compatriots mean all Cambodians and people who have shared their commonality and helping each other. Why you have to distinguish Khmer inside and outside Cambodia? So in your idea Khmer outside the country is not Khmer or what? Why you have to create this dividing and racism among Khmers?
The product of Hun Sen? Yes, I can see. But the money that he has extracted with the money to build the nation is not in equilibrium. This not including the encroachment of border land from Hun Sen's master as well as other violence culture modelized by Hun Sen to Khmer youths. I hope this can help, KY On Jun 25, 6:58 am, kangaroo <therabbitn...@yahoo.com> wrote: > You can translate it as much as you want. > Just don't force yourself to believe one way or another. Keep your > mind open and try to comprehend what is written. > I don't know much about Sam Rainsy because he has not shown much of > anything except opposing everything. On the other hand, you have seen > the product of Hun Sen and CPP before your eyes. > If I have to choose one of the two, there is no way that I would > choose Sam Rainsy. > That's just me. > > For some reasons, you would not want to explain us who Khmer > compatriots are. > If you are talking about those Cambodians who now are living in other > countries, not Cambodia, then we are not talking about the same tune. > I don't consider them as Cambodian nationals. > Many of those people have found a comfortable home. Unfortunately, > they still miss what they used to have. That's why they are trying to > fight today. Ask them whether they are willing to go to Cambodia and > fight for their causes? I bet you that more than 90 percent of them > would say that they would not return under any circumstances. That is > just the truth. > > We have heard so many poeple said that they would return to Cambodia > when there is peace. Actually, alot of them had tried to return, but > just to find themselves back in their own comfortable home. One of > those examples is Sam Rainsy. Look at him. What is he doing today? > Yapyapyap against Cambodia in other countries. I am saying it. > > On Jun 24, 9:37 pm, Khmer Young <khmeryo...@gmail.com> wrote: > > > So finally you accept that Hun Sen's propaganda towards the corpse of > > Lon Nol and Pol Pot have undermined the unity of Cambodians. This bond > > of unity has been gradually destroyed by Hun Sen whose public speech > > has badly divided Cambodian society. Recent speech of Hun Sen about > > Lon Nol did coup detat against King Sihanouk had become the key cause > > of the war is surely creating more enmity among Khmer compatriots > > rather than remedy the worse problem. Hun Sen didn't understand the > > aura of the cold war at all, but he is good only in spitting over his > > Khmer citizens. > > > I am grateful for your accepting this. > > > KY > > > On Jun 24, 12:59 pm, kangaroo <therabbitn...@yahoo.com> wrote: > > > > On Jun 24, 7:57 am, Khmer Young <khmeryo...@gmail.com> wrote: > > > > > Kangaroo; > > > > > You are still a smart manipulator. Get into the point, do not allow > > > > your to derail. The key talk here is the dividing speech of Hun Sen. > > > > He has always picked up the dead KR and Lon Nol to frighten the > > > > Cambodian people especial to divide Khmer people and destroy this > > > > nation into pieces...you get this point? Read my analysis again. > > > > So you are saying that Hun Sen should say those things? > > > You are probably right. The same thing should be applied to Sam > > > Rainsy. > > > Free speech is one thing. Action is another. > > > You can apply free speech to one person. But you cannot deny it to > > > another. > > > People must have the save rights within a society. > > > > I don't know what you mean. Hun Sen is doing what Hun Sen wants to do > > > when he is the prime minister of Cambodia. You can like or hate. Hun > > > Sen may be wrong or right. Make it for yourself. > > > Perhaps, you need to read my writing carefully before you are > > > replying. > > > I know that you think I am the one who support Hun Sen and his > > > government. > > > You have all of the rights to believe so. > > > However, we can judge you very fast when you do that. We don't have to > > > tell you. Then we can do all kind of things for you to spit out. > > > Ofcourse, we can find the true you when you are tell us what you don't > > > even understand. > > > > > Sam Rainsy cannot help the nation because: > > > > - He is not the prime minister > > > > No one expect Sam Rainsy to save Cambodia. He may think he is doing it > > > today. > > > Read the messages carefully. I am attacking the policies of Sam Rainsy > > > because I don't believe has the genuine fact to help Cambodia. > > > This man wants to bring his bourgois to fulfill his thirst for what > > > his family had lost. He knows nothing of being poor and ugly. > > > > > - Hun Sen has tried to get rid of him. Matter of fact, he cannot help > > > > build Cambodia because CPP has driven him away by the kangaroo court > > > > there... > > > > Don't you think that Sam Rainsy is trying to get rid of Hun Sen today? > > > What is the difference? > > > Are you trying to tell us that it is ok to trying to get rid of Hun > > > Sen, but it doesn't work the other way? > > > Remember! CPP and Hun Sen has been in the lead of Cambodia for a very > > > long time. > > > If they have sold Cambodia to Vietnam with a concrete evidence, > > > Cambodians would have risen to fight for their own livelihood. > > > > > I hope this might enlighten you. > > > > That doesn't enlighten me.- Hide quoted text - > > > - Show quoted text - -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Cambodia Discussion (CAMDISC) - www.cambodia.org" group. This is an unmoderated forum. Please refrain from using foul language. Thank you for your understanding. Peace among us and in Cambodia. To post to this group, send email to camdisc@googlegroups.com To unsubscribe from this group, send email to camdisc-unsubscr...@googlegroups.com For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/camdisc Learn more - http://www.cambodia.org
