One thing I don't understand is, if these people find it hard to
become Vietnamese citizens, find it hard to make a decent living in
Vietnam without becoming Vietnamese citizens, and find it impossible
to go to a "3rd country" (any country other than Vietnam & Cambodia,
most often it's the West or Australia or New Zealand), then why don't
they move back to Cambodia? Ah Ahh, there's a little mention in the
article that Cambodia renounced them. Is that true?? D'ohh!! No No I
can't believe Cambodia renounced them. I think they made it up in
order to try to justify their un-willingness to go back to Cambodia.

I was a Cambodian refugee in Vietnam too. As early as the early 1980s
after the barbaric atrocious mass-murderous Khmer Rouge regime was
destroyed, lots of Cambodian refugees in Vietnam whom I know & who had
no hope of going to a 3rd country moved back to Cambodia. Cambodia
didn't renounce them.

Thank goodness virtually all of us Cambodian refugees in Vietnam
brought with us Sin Si Samouth songs. Thank goodness all of Samouth
songs we brought with us now have found their way back to Cambodia,
and even to YouTube!!

I remember, when my family managed to borrow any Samouth cassette that
we didn't have from a fellow Cambodian refugee, we all sat, quietly,
around the cassette player, listening to Samouth, and dreaming, and
"khl-auch phsar khnong chett", d'ohh!! Now, for me it's a nostalgia
too. Almost like Cambodia.

On Sep 16, 11:26 am, James Sok <[email protected]> wrote:
> Plz read attachment.
>  
> Thanks
>  
> James
>
>  Khmer_Vietnamese_091611.pdf
> 329KViewDownload

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