Neak-Kampuchea On Jul 31, 11:23 am, Vonglokruta Khema <[email protected]> wrote: > @.គ្មាននរណាទៅបំបិទសិទ្ធសេរីភាពក្នុងការនិយាយឬសរសេររបស់ អាម៉ាសៀរ Neak Kampuchea > ស្អីគេនេះទេ តែអ្វីដែលយើងស្អប់ខ្ពើមបំផុតនោះ គឺអា ម៉ាសៀរ នេះ វាខំព្យាយាម បំផ្លាញ > Khmer Identity. R U understand អាគំរក់ អ្នក កម្ពុជនសម័យវប្បធម៌យួន. > > ________________________________ > From: Neak Kampuchea <[email protected]> > To: Cambodia Discussion (CAMDISC) -www.cambodia.org<[email protected]> > Sent: Sunday, 31 July 2011 8:05 AM > Subject: King Sihakmoni is Cambodian Mahaksat, but He's not Mahaksat Khmer. > > What means social evolution? > > Please be noted that, one real fact can shake up hardliners, as the > following there is a high profile personality evidence of social > evolution example: > > We can say King Norodom Sinanouk is a former Khmer king with Monique > Sihanouk as Queen. But she is a Viet/Italian hybrid of none Khmer. > King Norodom Sihakmoni is then Khmer/Viet/Italian double hybrid. He is > Cambodian king in English is 100% right, in Khmer he is “Moha-khsat > Kampuchea”, but not “Moha-khsat Khmer:” as official wrongly called in > Khmer word every today. > > As Khmer Empire had been fragmented into Lao, Siam, South-Vietnam and > Cambodia, in which its diverse people has been integrated change. > Government should have courage to constitutionally change calling > language along with them, so that every citizen is fairly accepted. > But it’s not just a daily unconstitutional perplexity language as > calling sometime Khmer, sometime Chun-Kampuchea without a clear point > where the government is? We are wanted a clear road map in Cambodian > constitution so that Khmer separatist movements would then be > disappeared. > > Good Cambodian government should understand and be encouraged > consultations with outstanding advisers, domestic or foreigner as > well, and start to do the right thing, and officially declaring that > English word Cambodian does not mean in Khmer word Khmer/man, but Chun- > Kampuchea as Cambodia’s inhabitants, in the logical sense without > discrimination of origin of > birth. > > All Cambodian needs pragmatism now: > > 1-We the people of Cambodia are Cambodian citizens. > 2-Cambodia is from Cambodian for Cambodian. > 3-The state is separated from all religion. > 4-King Sihamoni is Mohaksat Kampuchea, but not Mohaksat Khmer. > 5-Everything must be namely related to Kampuchea (Cambodia) > 6-Cheat-Kampuchea, Sangkum Kampuchea, Chun-Kampuchea. > > All Cambodian leaders and famous politicians alike have already been > recognizing Cambodian history in the present and in the past. > > *First as what had been the cause of Khmer empire to have had broken > down. > *Second what had caused Lon Nol’s regime to collapse. > *Third what Khmer Rouge regime (Pol-Pot) to have been toppled down so > easily? > > The answer for those three consecutive past failures is the caused > from one sole entity: “Khmer separatist Motto” left from Khmer empire > fragmentation debris, which would provoke division among diverse > Cambodia’s inhabitants, namely Cambodian in Khmer word “Chun- > Kampuchea”. Political Khmer separatist Motto must stop now even we > still speak Khmer, likewise American who still speak English, but are > not Briton. > > Look! When one starts to call Cambodia’s inhabitant Khmer, Champ, > Vietnamese, Chinese and other hundred minority groups appear on the > country stage, which is a real show of social division. When we call > them Chun-Kampuchea (Cambodian) national unity is instead coming up. > Please be ware that national unity is based on fairness for every > nationality in the country, but not based on historic glory of one > society that had already been disintegrated and disappeared. > > We have Cambodia (Kampuchea) now, but not Khmer Empire or simply in > others words Khmerland (Srok-Khmer) from the past anymore. > > In 1969’s coup, Lon Nol’s soldiers had received a mistaken order to > kill thousand Vietnamese, which have been living in the country for > generation all over the country. They have hidden blood relation among > millions Cambodian civilians and officials alike existing amid > thousands Khmer speaking Cambodian hybrid soldiers, police officers > and governments officials as well. This was a devil Government that > has adopted Khmer-ultra-nationalist, leading to a war and general > social defiant; at the end they had surrendered to KR in 1975. > > Pot-Pot’s came to power in 1975 with communist policy but also with > Khmer-ultra-nationalist again, leading to a general people hatred > minded, but momentarily obedient appearance due to their easily > killing of thousand Cambodian anytime they wanted. But in November > 1979, rumors had came to people that Pol-Pot government had lost > control in eastern provinces to Vietnamese troupes and Phnom Penh had > closed radio broadcasting because their government team had secretly > evacuated through rail transport to Western Cambodian/Thai border. > All local KR village’s leaders in eastern, central and mid western, > have panicked but hatred minded people trapped them and killed all of > them, long before the arrival of Vietnamese military tanks and > vehicles that have only been moving on national routes. > > As we have seen in every three historic periods of Khmer-ultra- > nationalist failures in the name of Khmer culture foundation heritage > self-evaluated as superior than other, will probably be slowly > extinguished with no way to stop its, in the face of universal impact, > actually coming into Cambodia under the name of ASEAN’s policy, World > Bank experts, IMF, NGO and UN’s rules as well. > > Young Cambodian generation have naturally mindset for willing to get > something new, as other nationals people around the world routinely > do. This is a natural human rights, that no one can stop its. > > Youngsters says yes Sir, or yes Madam, before hardliner advisers, but > their mindsets always secretly lead them to something new, from the > changing world though Education, TV, Internet, face book, switter, > tourism and immigration. They read news, email and massage back and > forth everything to each other and will probably become civilized and > knowledgeable Cambodian citizen, aren’t they? > > When educated Cambodian youngsters turn back to see their own > stagnated mother culture, they will feel too hard to understand and to > accept; because holding the break on ethnic culture not to advance as > it should be for too long, will probably create a big gap between > local culture and global advancing impact. > > Please be understood that creating a big gap between local culture and > universal change impact, will produce a complete dissolution of > nationalism. And young Cambodian generation will slowly change then > modify their minds for ever with no way to stop them by any mean > except God. > > Look, this is what happening right now. Under the tremendous influence > of World Bank and I M F, Cambodian Government needs to set a strong > institutional infrastructure network for the country working with > efficiency and also at the same time for replacing retired officials > and a push for potential economic development. > > For accomplishing this entire task requirement, government needs > urgent thousand new schools hundred new universities with > international curriculum standard and English. So there are now > younger college graduates each years coming up in the range of > thousand and thousand and in millions in a few years ahead as the > whole Cambodian young generations are flocking more and more for > education. > > Those young and fresh Cambodian will probably change Cambodia to a > full democratic state with no one could stop them. Please be > understood that all electronic devises such as TV, Cell phone, > internet, optic cable, I phone, I pod, Google, satellite TV, GMS, > laser, and even Nuclear fusion is going into reality in 2020, for > sure. > > How Cambodia could resist English as a second language within the > whole ASEAN. > > Good judgment isn’t it? > > Thank you very much, Neak-Kampuchea. > > -- > 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. 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