មើល៎ ទៅដូចជាវេទនារហេមរហាមខ្លាំងណាស់តើ? ចុះបើវាពិបាកម្លឺងៗ មេចក៏នៅតែត្រសុលទៅបោះឆ្នោតអោយព្រះអាទិទេពទៀត??
On 9/30/08, Mekong River <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Dear Kon Khmer > > Thank you for your report from Takeo on the festive pchum ben, full of > despair. It is very insightful. Becuase 80% of the Takeo siders, like the > whole country, voted for our dear leader, Hun Sen, I would urge you all to > be more patient for upcoming develoment- only until the horse grows the > horns. > > The opposition only won 2 seats in the recent election in the province. So > you can help the people there by asking them to keep voting for the CPP so > that in the next five years 100% of the villagers will generate Toek Thnoat > Chou from the local electricity plant, donated, not provided for by the > government, but by the CPP. > > Since I was born, I have known Takeo as one of the poorest provinces in > srok khmer, anyway. Others who come from other so-called rich provinces tend > to look down on Takeo people. Yet, this poor province has been unique in > its rich ancient history - the birth of the khmer nation, the birth of > modern Communist Khmer revolution, the birth of anti-french colonialism, and > the birthplace of Ta Mok - the laughing and smiling butcher. > > Not long ago, I provided 6 wells in Tramkak, but the villagers thanked the > CPP instead for opening up the country so that overseas khmer, ( called > Anekachun by sheer ignorance of their own language), could come and lend a > small hand. > > I feel sorry for my own khmer people but I have no more tears these days to > cry for them. > > I pray for the siam and yuon to have mercy for khmer so they can spare a > small plot of land for them catch some rats to fry. > > Kon Khmer, please send us some more news although I know no news is good > news. > > Regards > MR > > > > > > > > > On Wed, Oct 1, 2008 at 2:04 PM, Kon Khmer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >> >> Hello, Khmers neak srolanh Khmers and their lovely nation. >> Kon Khmer had spent a short time during Pchum Ben at Takeo Province >> (homeland). It was very happy and exciting for me. >> People are very sociable and friendly and It was a very important and >> valuable opportunity for me to meet my grand pa, my parents, my >> brothers and sisters , my relatvies , my former friends and my poor >> villagers. >> I had been ivited to have a few small parties at their households in >> the native village and especially I had discused and shared >> information about life in the city and life in the rural countryside. >> I was given alot of information from villagers' living standard >> nowaday. We spent much of the time talking about difficulties and real >> broplems that have effected to villagers'living standard. >> These are some matters and my villagers as well as my family still >> fact in their lives and their family. >> 1. Almost 85 % of my villagers have been living in poverty and >> starvation. They have nothing to do but only sitting and playing card >> and drinking white wine all men and women as well as young adults. >> 2. Their ricefields were dry with very little raindrop to cultivate >> their rice product eventhough it's a rainy season. They do farming >> apending on the sky that might give them any drop of rain to make >> their rice field wet for planting rice. >> 3. Almost 80% of my villagers have been the victims of Micro - >> comercial banks who lent their loan to those with land and households >> security deposit contract. Most of my villagers complained that they >> have no money or any property to pay back their debt to those banks >> because their annual income is depending to farming produts to enable >> to pay back their debt to the banks. Some of them they expect the >> daughters or sons who work in the factories to save some money to help >> their families. >> 4. Their lawmakers promise to develop their villages but noone visit >> them and do what they promise during the election campaign last few >> months. Now they are waiting to see what their leaders especially >> their voted owners will do for them. >> 5. My people have a very little hope to have an irregation system and >> electricity supplies like what their vote owner promise to do it for >> them in this fourth mandate. >> 6. They are waiting to see the corruption law that might be passed and >> implemented by theirl leaders in this fourth mandate. >> 7. They are waiting to see somechanges from their new government >> leaders'mind to show love and faith to their people. >> 8. They wondered that why their leaders have millions of dolars in the >> banks while they have only 10$ in the family. >> 9. They said to Kon Khmer that for the next mandate if their leaders >> break their promise they will change their mind and concider to choose >> new leaders to make their living standard be better than current >> living standard. >> 10. Most of my villagers doubt that Cambodian government has recieved >> million of dolars every mandate to develop the country especially to >> help to develop the countrty side why they see nothing in their >> hometowns with any new changes, but new buildings and factories ony >> around Phnom Penh areas? >> 11. My villagers asked me that why PM Hun Sen with his new government >> lawmakers want to change the names of someprovinces and town such as >> Preah Sihanouk ville to be Kampong Som province, Battambang Province >> to be Battambang town, Kampong Cham Province to be Kampong Cham town >> withouth asking public discussion or ideas. Why doesn't our government >> ask students through universities , Nongovernment Organizations and >> other civil institutes to discuss this matter? >> >> For Kon Khmer think that new government should carries out any prior >> strategies to discuss in its mandate such as corruption law >> amemdment, poverty reduce, irregation system development, electric >> power supplies, roadline constructions, landcrabing matters, >> agrecultural product market, unemployment matter, Vietnamese and other >> immigrant issue and especially unjustice and serious corruption >> activities among Cambodian court system in our nation and Preah Vihea >> temple dispute. >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> Khlean + Khlao + Khlach = Khmer >> >> > > > --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Cambodia Discussion (CAMDISC) - www.cambodia.org" group. This is an unmoderated forum. 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