Madman Bury Chau. This is the so called mental Distress you have. This is the reason why you alway remember dead men for doing your politics on this CAMDISC. Please be in mind that The world is changing, new generations like something new. Look! what we get now? cell phone, iphone, ipad, internet, GPS, google, satellite TV. satellite phone, Facbook, etc... Young people can know any daily event around the world 24/7. And you still bla..bla dead man this dead man that in the histories for who to lesten to you? Please be update yourself OK! With my best regards, fron Neak Kampuchea.
On Mar 26, 6:37 am, Bury Chau <chaub...@hotmail.com> wrote: > not so fast to conclure in this way like those in America. > When US Congressman Ron Paul says " End the Fed" > David Horrowitch of the Havard School calls him ANTI SEMITIC. > When Helen Thomas said " the White House " is owned by the Jews, American > call her Anti Semitic. > > see your conclusion is short of analysis? > > > > > Date: Fri, 25 Mar 2011 19:44:32 -0700 > > Subject: Re: 2. morphology of the race : THE Khmer , CAMBODIAN, KAMPUCHEAN > > From: kampuchun2...@yahoo.com > > To: camdisc@googlegroups.com > > > Madman Bury Chau. > > Khmer are themselves anti-Khmer case because their children like to > > take Vietnamese as girlsfriends and boyfriends, then their > > grandchildren will be Viet/Khmer hybrids. They speak Vietnamese like > > Khmer Krom do everyday. Now Bury Chau you see who are anti-Khmer race? > > But's not other! > > > On Mar 25, 12:49 pm, Bury Chau <chaub...@hotmail.com> wrote: > > > THE SUFFERINGS OF THE KHMER PEOPLE AS VICTIMS OF THE FOREIGN AGGRESSIONS: > > > > A. AMERICAN INVASION OF CAMBODIA 1970 > > > B.COMMUNISM CREATED BY JACOB SCHIFF, LENIN,TROTSKY, HO CHI MINH ,MAO TSE > > > TOUNG ,FRENCH COMMUNISTS > > > C. VIETNAMESE INVASION ,OCCUPATION SUPPORTED BY THE SOVIET UNION, FUNDED > > > BY THE FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF NEW YORK > > > > MORPHOLOGY ON THE KHMER RACE. > > > > A. THE KHMER Surin's Thong Ploy Music: Chapei and Mahori > > > >http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kqiyHqkAV3U > > > >http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yOYV-zt7cS4&feature=related > > > Click to Read More... > > > > Posted by Socheata | Permalink | | 4 comments | Links to this post > > > Labels: Khmer heritage | Khmer Surin singer > > > >http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kqiyHqkAV3U > > > >http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yOYV-zt7cS4&feature=related > > > Click to Read More... > > > > Posted by Socheata > > > Labels: Khmer heritage | > > > > 2. B. THE CAMBODIANS > > > 1. Long Beach Student Show Seeks To Preserve Culture > > > > Students at a rehearsal, about a Cambodian family living in Long Beach, > > > California. (Photo: Courtesy of Cheang Sophinarath) > > > > 2. Ministry To Seek Out Fraudulent Orphanages > > > > A group of Cambodian orphans gather and play while an orphanage worker > > > looks on (File photo, Photo: AP) > > > > 3. THE CAMBODIAN . > > > > Couple at heart of sensational money-laundering trial in Montreal > > > > Thursday, Mar. 24, 2011 > > > JULIAN SHER AND TU THANH HA > > > Friday's Globe and Mail (Toronto, Ontario, Canada) > > > > There are the Cambodian bankers and their monk. The Quebec mobster and > > > his psychic. The crooked cop and a bunch of Colombian cocaine traffickers. > > > > Not to mention the axe murder, the Israeli diamonds and the Latvian bank > > > accounts. > > > > From Miami to Phnom Penh, this tale involves as much as $100-million in > > > drug money, in one of the largest alleged schemes to hide proceeds of > > > crime ever brought before the courts in Canada. > > > > Sy Veng Chun, 63, and his wife Leng Ky Lech, 48, are charged with running > > > what prosecutors call “a sophisticated money-laundering system” with a > > > drug trafficker named Daniel Muir as one of their principal clients. > > > > The Cambodian-born couple ran a tiny currency-exchange boutique in > > > Montreal’s Chinatown, not two blocks from the courthouse where they now > > > stand accused. > > > > From evidence at the Montreal trial, which began a year ago, and in other > > > court cases in Florida, a fuller picture is emerging for the first time > > > of an alleged intricate criminal web spanning three continents. > > > Click to Read More ... > > > > 4. > > > > Kem SokhaKem Sokha: Former SRP party members defection will not affect > > > the union with the SRP > > > Friday, March 25, 2011 > > > > Cambodia's orphanages target the wallets of well-meaning tourists > > > > Research indicates most of the country's orphans have a living parent > > > (Photo: Getty) > > > Friday, 25 March 2011 > > > By Robert Carmichael in Phnom Penh > > > The Independent > > > > The Cambodian government has started inspecting more than 250 orphanages > > > after it was revealed that most of the country's 12,000 orphans have at > > > least one living parent. The government said that until the assessment is > > > completed, it had no idea whether the children were being cared for > > > properly. > > > > Aid groups suspect that those running homes for children are enticing > > > more parents to give up their children with promises of food, shelter > > > and, crucially in Cambodia, education. In return, those running > > > orphanages can expect larger donations from charities and Western > > > tourists, who are encouraged to visit homes. > > > > Richard Bridle, the country representative of the UN children's agency > > > Unicef, said research had indicated 28 per cent of children in orphanages > > > had lost both parents, raising the question about why thousands of others > > > with at least one surviving parent were in institutional care. Unicef has > > > also expressed concern at the near doubling of orphanage numbers from 153 > > > to 269 in the last five years. Just 21 are state-run; the rest operate > > > privately, and many of those are faith-based. > > > > "Overseas donors are the main funders of residential care, and many > > > residential-care centres have begun to turn to tourism to attract > > > funders, and in doing so, are putting children at risk," Mr Bridle said. > > > > The rate of growth in the number of Cambodia's orphanages over the past > > > five years matches the increase in the number of tourists visiting the > > > country during the same period. Visitors to Cambodia's three main tourist > > > areas – Phnom Penh, the temple city of Siem Reap and the beach resort > > > town of Sihanoukville – are regularly bombarded with offers to visit > > > private orphanages and donate money. > > > > Guesthouses commonly display posters asking travellers to visit > > > particular orphanages. One poster promoting an orphanage in Phnom Penh > > > says people can help "in many different areas", from teaching English and > > > playing with the children to donating food, toys, educational materials > > > and cash. Another orphanage displayed the appeal: "Children in Cambodia > > > need your help!" Mr Bridle said even those tourists and volunteers who > > > visited with good intentions were sustaining a system that was separating > > > children from their families. > > > > Although Unicef recognises orphanages had a place, institutional care > > > should be a last resort, he said. It was far better for the children – > > > and far cheaper – to have children looked after by a parent or in the > > > community. > > > > Sebastien Marot, the head of Friends International, a charity for street > > > children, said orphanage tourism was simply a cynical marketing ploy that > > > exploited children. "The system is very simple," he said. "You put a few > > > poor-looking, sad-looking children in a centre and you try to attract > > > tourists." > > > > The money that tourists leave typically did not benefit the children, > > > because, "otherwise you're breaking the business", he said. "So the money > > > goes elsewhere and the children are maintained in the situation of > > > poverty, looking poor and so you attract more tourists and make more money > > > > 5. Heartache of Khmer Rouge forced marriage victims > > > > Heartache of Khmer Rouge forced marriage victims > > > > Thursday March 24, 2011 > > > By Emily Wilkins > > > TheStateNews.com (East Lansing, Michigan, USA) > > > > The Finnish Women’s Bank Women in Cambodia > > > > These Cambodian women have received training in savings and loan > > > operations, and are now managing the local village bank themselves. > > > > THE KAMPUCHEAN : > > > Comrade Hor Nam Hong appreciates Communist Cuba > > > > Cambodia Appreciates Cuban Support, Says Foreign Minister > > > > HAVANA, Cuba, Mar 23 (Cuban News Agency) The Deputy Prime Minister of > > > Cambodia, Hor Namhong, Minister of Foreign Affairs and International > > > Cooperation, expressed the gratitude of his country for the Cuban support > > > during several decades. > > > > Kaing Guek Eav, better known as Duch, was sentenced to 35 years in prison > > > by a United Nations-backed tribunal in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, last July, > > > after he had pleaded guilty to crimes against humanity, war crimes, > > > premeditated murder and torture. > > > > Duch, 67, confessed to the torture of more than 12,000 people – among > > > them Mr Hamill's brother, Kerry, in 1978 – before they were executed > > > during his tenure as chief of the notorious S-21 prison in Phnom Penh, > > > Cambodia's capital. Duch's defence lawyers claim he was not the most > > > responsible senior official at S-21. > > > > The prosecution has also appealed the length of Duch's sentence, which > > > they want extended to 45 years. > > > > Friday, March 25, 2011 > > > > Rob Hamill pursues brother's torturer > > > > ROB HAMILL: Wants to meet war criminal. > > > 25/03/2011 > > > BEN STANLEY > > > Waikato Times (New Zealand) > > > > A continuing desire for a face-to-face meeting with the man responsible > > > for the killing of his brother will send Rob Hamill back to Cambodia > > > today to attend an appeal hearing for a Khmer Rouge war criminal. > > > > Kaing Guek Eav, better known as Duch, was sentenced to 35 years in prison > > > by a United Nations-backed tribunal in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, last July, > > > after he had pleaded guilty to crimes against humanity, war crimes, > > > premeditated murder and torture. > > > > Duch, 67, confessed to the torture of more than 12,000 people – among > > > them Mr Hamill's brother, Kerry, in 1978 – before they were executed > > > during his tenure as chief of the notorious S-21 prison in Phnom Penh, > > > Cambodia's capital. Duch's defence lawyers claim he was not the most > > > responsible senior official at S-21. > > > > The prosecution has also appealed the length of Duch's sentence, which > > > they want extended to 45 years. > > > > Mr Hamill, who lives in Te Pahu, addressed the war criminal in court in > > > Phnom Penh last year, but now wants an opportunity to speak to him > > > "face-to-face". > > > > Emails to Duch's defence team have not received replies but Mr Hamill > > > remains resolute, saying he would attempt to speak with Duch's > > > representatives again while in Phnom Penh. > > > > "There's more to it than him just agreeing to meet." > > ... > > read more »- 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. 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