Re: Sam Rainsy should not make political games out of border dispute

2010-02-07 Thread starplatinum
Anyone who wrote….hunger + stupid+ fear = khmer, is slowly poisoning
himself and those around him.

Do you think you are better than mr kangaroo? I think not.

Healthy, abundant and prosperity! These are the key words you think
all the times.


Healthy, abundant and prosperity = all human beings

On Feb 7, 4:20 pm, Mekong River phoum.da...@gmail.com wrote:
 koncakloo,

 I understand you are a yuon, so why do you care so much about Khmer ? The
 best you can do to help us is by staying out of Khmer affairs because every
 time you yuon people stick you heads in our affairs, it makes the situation
 worse.



 On Sun, Feb 7, 2010 at 4:01 PM, kangaroo therabbitn...@yahoo.com wrote:

  On Feb 5, 5:46 pm, Khmer Young khmeryo...@gmail.com wrote:
   Sure but why you are condemning Sam Rainsy whose act is to serve the
   interest of the nation.

  This is where we are different. I don't believe that Sam Rainsy is
  doing things to serve the Cambodian people. Actually, he is dividing
  his society.
  Remember Hun Sen and his supporters are Cambodains too. If Sam Rainsy
  is so good, he could have lead a coalition to unite Cambodia for the
  sake of his country. Unfortunately, he is hiding behind his democracy
  movement. He is using it to promote his prestige so he can be in power
  one day. It will never happen. Look at where he is now. Instead of
  leading his troops to fight for their causes, he is hiding in France
  for his comfort. Is that what you call a true leadership?

   Sam Rainsy has been cornered by the monopolitic approach of CPP in
   both assembly and nationwide compaign to shut the mouth of opposition.

  I would do the same if Sam Rainsy continue to divide the society. You
  have said it yourself. Sam Rainsy is an opposition. He opposes
  evething that Hun Sen government has been  doing. Nothing can be right
  except Sam Rainsy stuffs. So he is trying to say that Hun Sen and CPP
  followers should not be a part of the Cambodian society. This is where
  Sam Rainsy is wrong.

   So that why Sam Rainsy responded like that.

  Because Sam Rainsy wants his own way, or else.

   Let go Sam Rainsy to file legal letters to all signatories nations
   about the border violation of Vietnam. Even Hun Sen is supporting this
   task.

  Sam Rainsy has done it all except his own people in his own country.
  It means that he is drumming his support from other countries to hate
  his own people in his own country. That's exactly what Sam RAinsy is
  doing.

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Re: CAMBODIAN JUDICIARY'S DOUBLE STANDARD

2010-02-07 Thread starplatinum
I had been to the fantasy island for the last three weeks busy enjoy
it that I forget to go to a toilet.

After returning from the trip, I went to the toilet and guess what…, I
nearly filled it up!


On Feb 8, 3:41 pm, kangaroo therabbitn...@yahoo.com wrote:
 On Feb 3, 6:09 pm, thisbugone thisbug...@gmail.com wrote:

  Same here.  I only express my opinions and if Kangaroo thinks he knows it
  all, that is up to him.  If he thinks he is full of it then it is up to
  him.  No one is better than anyone or at least I think so.  We are here to
  express our opinions nothing more or nothing less.

 So let us hear your expression. Remember! what you put out is subject
 for discussion. Some may favor you. and some may not. Don't get mad.
 If you present facts for your opinions, then you mostlikely not to get
 serious criticism. If you think that your expression is fact, then you
 live in a fantacsy land.

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Cambodia issues Sam Rainsy arrest warrant

2010-01-01 Thread starplatinum
Summary from the source.

The 1,270-kilometre (790-mile) border has remained essentially
unmarked and vague since French colonial times, with stone markers and
boundary flags having disappeared, while trees once lining it were cut
down.



http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/asia-pacific/8436851.stm

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Re: What Cambodian government says about Sam Rainsy on Cambodian/Vietnam border

2009-12-30 Thread starplatinum
Two CPP government officials stayed at our house. I had a chance to
ask of them on this subject. He said some of these people lived in
Cambodia before the Khmer Rogue took over, and his government can’t do
much when they return from Vietnam.

He also said when these people bringing in lots of money, they are
most welcome and have a high priority to stay. I think they are not
protecting these people, but rather the money these people have.

Most of the government officials’ people have little integrity. All
they care about is money and money, and nothing else. They could not
provide a job and look after its own people. Yet they think a settler
with money could solve their problems. However when a settler makes
profit from their money, they will for sure take it back to their own
country of origin.

Money is not a mean to survival as people can live of the land. Money
is a form of energy that can be exchange for another form of energy.

A friend been to Cambodia and he said things are bad over there
compare to two years ago. Many lost money on properties. Money and
greed inflates the prices on properties. Once when it reaches its
peak, the only inlet it can move is down and hard.




In Camdisc wrote:
 The questions answered years ago. NA DA!  ( Do-Nothing) With or without  
 border, it doesn't means a thing to Cambodian Government. Every Vietnamese 
 settlement to Cambodia, CPP provided housing, plus 5x20 meters of land and 
 local village protections.




 
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 To: camdisc@googlegroups.com
 Sent: Mon, December 28, 2009 4:15:48 PM
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Re: US: Cambodia's deportation of Uighurs violates obligations

2009-12-21 Thread starplatinum
You can’t blame the US for that; Thailand is loaded with weapon from
the US while Cambodia is loaded with weapon from Russia and China and
North Korea. You have to support your customer/ buyer or they won’t
buy anymore weapon from you.



On Dec 21, 3:20 pm, rattanakiri rattanak...@gmail.com wrote:
 It is very sad and deplorable act.  It is part of geopolitics, the end
 justifies the means.
 The US is partial the blame, for years, the US pushes Cambodia further
 to depend on China financially and politically.  During the Thai attempt
 to occupied Cambodian land, the US took the Thai side by saying it is
 between Thai and Cambodia.  Only China tolf Thailand to back down.

 timothych...@aol.com wrote:
  Cambodia is a one of the Chinese clients. China has funded Cambodia
  billions, while the US restrains its financial tie to a certain limit,
  way behind other donors. The US must protest against the main culprit
  rather than complaining against a country that is merely at the mercy
  of China, Vietnam and other dictatorship nations. How about go to the
  main source of oppression--China? Can the US do anything about that?

  The answers lie behind the real strength of the USA. There is nothing
  much that the US can do except some lip servicing statements to help
  placate the Human Rights Activists. China owns most parts of the world
  now and the US (private company and the US Government) owes trillions
  of dollars to the Chinese. That is the value of Hawaii, maybe? :-)

  If we understand the politics of the world, we will not be too upset
  over why things always go wrong with the weaker countries--financially
  and militarily.
  ---

  Monday, December 21, 2009

US: Cambodia's deportation of Uighurs violates obligations

  http://ki-media.blogspot.com/2009/12/us-cambodias-deportation-of-uigh...

  Dec 20, 2009
  DPA

  Washington - The United States Sunday denounced Cambodia's deportation
  to China of 20 Uighur asylum seekers, saying it appeared to violate
  Cambodia's international obligations and would have long- term
  consequences for bilateral ties.

  The United States was 'deeply concerned' about the welfare of the
  individuals who had been deported, said Gordon Duguid, acting
  spokesman of the US State Department in a statement.

  'We are also deeply disturbed that the Cambodian government decided to
  forcibly remove the group without the benefit of a credible process
  for determining refugee status and without appropriate participation
  by the Office of the UN High Commissioner for Refugees,' Duguid said.

  The State Department said the incident would affect Cambodia's
  relationship with the US and its international standing.

  The US urged the government of China to ensure proper treatment of the
  asylum seekers and uphold standards of human rights. The 20 Chinese
  Muslims had arrived in Cambodia last month from the far western
  Xinjiang region.

  Cambodia deported the Uighurs on the eve of the Chinese vice
  president's arrival in the country Sunday on a state visit, drawing
  immediate criticism from the United Nations.

  'We are a greatly disappointed with this because Cambodia has signed
  the International Refugee Convention so they are supposed to protect
  refugees under this law,' Christophe Pescoux, Cambodia representative
  of the UN Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (UNHCR), said.

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Re: Rape, abuse in Kingdom is reaching crisis level: minister

2009-11-27 Thread starplatinum
The Earth orbits and rotates around the Sun according to its law. The
Moon orbits around the Earth according to its law. Man made satellites
orbit around the Earth are made use of the law of gravity.

Electricity and electronic devices are all operate according to its
law. Natures operate according to its law. Everything on this Earth
runs according to its law.

There are laws for everything. Man makes and breaks law.

Their leaders’ thoughts like this and it’s affecting the general
population. Most of the government officials are playboys. With lots
of money and power, they abuse their own people at will and it’s
affecting the mental mind of the population.

The rich and powerful have got everything except happiness. They chase
after happiness by breaking so many laws which the make this country
so dumb at so many things.

Sometimes the outer world can give the inner world some temporary
pleasures, but at what cost. The Cambodian leaders are trying to
change the outer world to suite their inner world of their mind, which
is impossible as it only making their country closer and closer to
total collapse. Their past leaders had done it so many times, the
results were the lost of lands and populations. And now they are doing
it again and again and again.

They are bleeding Cambodia from good order to chaos and they will not
find happiness. They can bleed Cambodia to death, and they still won’t
find it either.  Because what they do not realize is there is no
happiness in the outer world, happiness is found in the inner world.

The smaller ones are imitating the bigger ones by preying on people
who are weaker than themselves.

One of the six laws is the law of the mind is the law of
interconnected. What you see on the outer world is the reflection of
what kind of thoughts is in the mind of the inner world of people live
that country.

Their thoughts speak of a woman as beautiful, ugly, skinny, fat,
prostitute, intelligent and stupid.

They should train thoughts to sees in every woman a mother, a sister,
or a daughter of every man.

Cambodia could not be fixed from outer world, but from in the inner
world.



On Nov 27, 5:30 pm, timothych...@aol.com wrote:
 Rape, abuse in Kingdom is reaching crisis level: minister

 Rape, abuse in Kingdom is reaching crisis level:  minister

 Thursday, 26 November 2009 15:02 Lily Partand

 Siem  Reap
 SEXUAL and domestic violence against  women and girls has become a problem
 of pandemic proportions that is stalling  development of the Kingdom,
 according to Minister for Women’s Affairs Ing Kantha  Phavi.

 She spoke on Wednesday at the opening session of the two-day Asia  Pacific
 Regional Conference on Primary Prevention of Violence Against Women and
 Children: Focus on Urban Youth, which included 120 participants and speakers
 from countries throughout the Asia-Pacific region.

 Ing Kantha Phavi said  that although the number of rapes and sexual
 assaults that get reported is  increasing, the number of cases that go 
 unreported
 is of even greater concern.

 “In Cambodia, the reported rate of domestic and sexual violence is 22
 percent. But due to our culture of silence and shame, and the widespread  p
 ractice of victims accepting compensation instead of prosecuting their 
 abusers,
 the actual rate of violence could be much higher. This risks jeopardising
 the  recent development and progress of Cambodia,” she said.

 First lady Bun  Rany spoke of the importance of youth in tackling the issue
 in Cambodia, where  56 percent of the population is under the age of 25.

 “If we can develop  effective initiatives for youth, we will be able to
 reach young people while  their attitudes towards gender equality,
 relationships and violence are still  being formed. If we succeed, this could 
 have a
 significant impact on reducing  violence against women and children,” she 
 said.

 Facilitator Ellen  Minotti, who has worked in the field in Cambodia for 17
 years, said the  conference would help identify best practices and find ways
 to evaluate the  effectiveness of prevention programmes.

 “One of the points made ... was  that there’s been lots of work done on
 domestic violence and sexual violence,  and the rate is not going down
 anywhere. So we need to look at new ways, but we  also need to measure if 
 they are
 working or not,” Minotti said.

 Dr Jean  D’Cunha, regional programme director for the UN Development Fund
 for Women in  East and Southeast Asia, said it was important to involve men
 and boys in the  campaign against sexual and domestic violence.

 “We’ve done very little  work with men and boys, but this is not just an
 issue for women and girls – it  concerns the whole of our society. Men and
 boys need to be partners with women  and girls against violence.”

 The conference, which concludes today, was  organised by the Ministry of
 Women’s Affairs. The results will be used to shape  recommendations for
 Cambodia’s National Action Plan to Prevent Violence against 

Re: Cambodia at the brink of self-suicide

2009-11-26 Thread starplatinum
For Sam Rainsy, I know the name, and not the man. I think you him
better.

On Nov 26, 5:21 pm, kangaroo therabbitn...@netscape.net wrote:
 Is Sam Rainsy one of them?
 Is that why Sam Rainsy always run for help overseas?
 Is that why Sam Rainsy doesn't really fight along side his
 constituents?

 On Nov 25, 6:30 pm, starplatinum silenfo...@gmail.com wrote:

  There are people from overseas who have good intention of helping
  Cambodia. Once when you step foot there, the environment is a bit
  different. People from overseas think of change, however the people in
  Cambodia think of survival.

  There are four goals we can aim for…
  1.  short term
  2.  medium term
  3.  long term
  4.  unrealistic term

  Many Cambodians aim for short term which is survival, and medium term
  which is making money. For you KY, survival and making money is
  certain so you usually think of long term goal which is change.

  Change is something many Cambodians have giving up; can you talk them
  into it?

  The only you can change is yourself. I can’t change Cambodia either,
  but I change myself. If you can change yourself first, there is a
  chance that you might be able to change Cambodia to some degrees.

  To change yourself, you should realize your mind is not you, but part
  of you. You mind can help you and also trick you. We have two minds,
  the conscious mind and the subconscious mind. The conscious mind has
  it limitations, but the subconscious mind is not. The subconscious is
  the most powerful, which is like a God.

  There six laws of the mind.
  1.  thoughts are real forces
  2.  your mind is a sending and receiving station of thoughts
  3.  when you thoughts are emotionalized, it attracts similar thoughts
  4.  you can either entertain those thoughts that come to your mind or
  dismiss them
  5.  thoughts can be add or subtract from the mind
  6.  the inner and outer world are connected – the inner thoughts of
  your world and the outside circumstance of your situation are related

  To read a book about marital art will not change you into a martial
  art expert. To study and not do your homework will not help you to
  learn. If you want something and do not put exercise into it, it’s
  only a desire. If you write to change something and you do not put
  exercise into it, it’s only a desire.

  To know those six laws will do nothing to change you. To change you
  have to do practices or exercises. There many ways to do exercise, but
  I’m going to stop at this point.

  Just one point to remember is the outer world will change itself once
  the inner world is changed.

  On Nov 24, 6:06 pm, Khmer Young khmeryo...@gmail.com wrote:

   Just make it easier in putting your thought into Cambodia's fraudulent
   election:
   1. Government control national budget, officers, staff and national
   assets to serve its interests and power
   2. Every public servants has been overwhelmingly politicized. For
   instance, to be a teacher you have to register CPP's membership and
   get card, and pay 10% from monthly salary...it is not volunteerily
   paid but forcefully
   3. National election committees are not independent
   4. Cambodian farmers are intimidated by villages chiefs
   5. Cambodian poor families and farmers are offered many things ( as a
   vote-buying)
   6. Mass media is very unequal distributed
   7. Fear impede the actual conscience of Cambodian people to vote
   8. Others...

   Your perspective of who is like who is coming from those biased mass
   media. Of course because of the propaganda of politicians are the
   same: they need power in order to invest money is overwhelmingly
   bombarding Cambodian people and including you here who are also
   bombarded by that propaganda.

   With this propaganda, Cambodian voters realize that current national
   assembly is the dictatorship assembly...as a Cambodian do you want
   Cambodia to have such a current assembly or what?

   Of course, SRP has its shortcomings. For instance, its short of
   budget, human resources, and inconsistency of proper goal, policy and
   implementation.

   But the questions are pointing to you on how you can help improve and
   make a positive change in Cambodia? Mr. Timothy, Chun Chomleas and
   Kangaroo?

   KY

   On Nov 23, 9:16 pm, timothych...@aol.com wrote:

Realistically speaking, every voter in Cambodia knew the Sam Rainsy  
Party
well during the past elections. Although the CPP controlled the  media,
people had good ideas what Sam Rainsy and other opposition parties  
represented.
They realized that there was an alternative to the CPP, but most  of 
them
saw little different between leaders of SRP and leaders of the  CPP. 
They
would rather be stuck with the devil that they already knew and had  
known
for many years.

I had no doubt that there were irregularities during the past  
election, I
was there and saw

Re: Cambodia at the brink of self-suicide

2009-11-26 Thread starplatinum
Very true, imagine if someone has these three qualities, 3 in 1. He
would have the power to move a mountain.

On Nov 26, 6:06 pm, Ta Prum pru...@sbcglobal.net wrote:
 As I always encourage involvement  and
 integration.

 There are only three ways we can help ourselves here and in Cambodia:



 1- Financial success; therefore financial means to
 help

 2 - Political success, therefore power to shape and
 help protect our community

 3 - Intellectual success, therefore the power to shape
 the mind of those in power



 Perom Uch

 http://perom.businesscard2. com/http://www.thinkmassmedia.com/PUINT01.html

 --- On Wed, 11/25/09, starplatinum silenfo...@gmail.com wrote:

 From: starplatinum silenfo...@gmail.com
 Subject: Re: Cambodia at the brink of self-suicide
 To: Cambodia Discussion (CAMDISC) -www.cambodia.org 
 camdisc@googlegroups.com
 Date: Wednesday, November 25, 2009, 6:30 PM

 There are people from overseas who have good intention of helping
 Cambodia. Once when you step foot there, the environment is a bit
 different. People from overseas think of change, however the people in
 Cambodia think of survival.

 There are four goals we can aim for…
 1.short term
 2.medium term
 3.long term
 4.unrealistic term

 Many Cambodians aim for short term which is survival, and medium term
 which is making money. For you KY, survival and making money is
 certain so you usually think of long term goal which is change.

 Change is something many Cambodians have giving up; can you talk them
 into it?

 The only you can change is yourself. I can’t change Cambodia either,
 but I change myself. If you can change yourself first, there is a
 chance that you might be able to change Cambodia to some degrees.

 To change yourself, you should realize your mind is not you, but part
 of you. You mind can help you and also trick you. We have two minds,
 the conscious mind and the subconscious mind. The conscious mind has
 it limitations, but the subconscious mind is not. The subconscious is
 the most powerful, which is like a God.

 There six laws of the mind.
 1.thoughts are real forces
 2.your mind is a sending and receiving station of thoughts
 3.when you thoughts are emotionalized, it attracts similar thoughts
 4.you can either entertain those thoughts that come to your mind or
 dismiss them
 5.thoughts can be add or subtract from the mind
 6.the inner and outer world are connected – the inner thoughts of
 your world and the outside circumstance of your situation are related

 To read a book about marital art will not change you into a martial
 art expert. To study and not do your homework will not help you to
 learn. If you want something and do not put exercise into it, it’s
 only a desire. If you write to change something and you do not put
 exercise into it, it’s only a desire.

 To know those six laws will do nothing to change you. To change you
 have to do practices or exercises. There many ways to do exercise, but
 I’m going to stop at this point.

 Just one point to remember is the outer world will change itself once
 the inner world is changed.

 On Nov 24, 6:06 pm, Khmer Young khmeryo...@gmail.com wrote:



  Just make it easier in putting your thought into Cambodia's fraudulent
  election:
  1. Government control national budget, officers, staff and national
  assets to serve its interests and power
  2. Every public servants has been overwhelmingly politicized. For
  instance, to be a teacher you have to register CPP's membership and
  get card, and pay 10% from monthly salary...it is not volunteerily
  paid but forcefully
  3. National election committees are not independent
  4. Cambodian farmers are intimidated by villages chiefs
  5. Cambodian poor families and farmers are offered many things ( as a
  vote-buying)
  6. Mass media is very unequal distributed
  7. Fear impede the actual conscience of Cambodian people to vote
  8. Others...

  Your perspective of who is like who is coming from those biased mass
  media. Of course because of the propaganda of politicians are the
  same: they need power in order to invest money is overwhelmingly
  bombarding Cambodian people and including you here who are also
  bombarded by that propaganda.

  With this propaganda, Cambodian voters realize that current national
  assembly is the dictatorship assembly...as a Cambodian do you want
  Cambodia to have such a current assembly or what?

  Of course, SRP has its shortcomings. For instance, its short of
  budget, human resources, and inconsistency of proper goal, policy and
  implementation.

  But the questions are pointing to you on how you can help improve and
  make a positive change in Cambodia? Mr. Timothy, Chun Chomleas and
  Kangaroo?

  KY

  On Nov 23, 9:16 pm, timothych...@aol.com wrote:

   Realistically speaking, every voter in Cambodia knew the Sam Rainsy  Party
   well during the past elections. Although the CPP controlled the  media,
   people had good ideas what

Re: Cambodia at the brink of self-suicide

2009-11-25 Thread starplatinum
There are people from overseas who have good intention of helping
Cambodia. Once when you step foot there, the environment is a bit
different. People from overseas think of change, however the people in
Cambodia think of survival.

There are four goals we can aim for…
1.  short term
2.  medium term
3.  long term
4.  unrealistic term

Many Cambodians aim for short term which is survival, and medium term
which is making money. For you KY, survival and making money is
certain so you usually think of long term goal which is change.

Change is something many Cambodians have giving up; can you talk them
into it?

The only you can change is yourself. I can’t change Cambodia either,
but I change myself. If you can change yourself first, there is a
chance that you might be able to change Cambodia to some degrees.

To change yourself, you should realize your mind is not you, but part
of you. You mind can help you and also trick you. We have two minds,
the conscious mind and the subconscious mind. The conscious mind has
it limitations, but the subconscious mind is not. The subconscious is
the most powerful, which is like a God.

There six laws of the mind.
1.  thoughts are real forces
2.  your mind is a sending and receiving station of thoughts
3.  when you thoughts are emotionalized, it attracts similar thoughts
4.  you can either entertain those thoughts that come to your mind or
dismiss them
5.  thoughts can be add or subtract from the mind
6.  the inner and outer world are connected – the inner thoughts of
your world and the outside circumstance of your situation are related

To read a book about marital art will not change you into a martial
art expert. To study and not do your homework will not help you to
learn. If you want something and do not put exercise into it, it’s
only a desire. If you write to change something and you do not put
exercise into it, it’s only a desire.

To know those six laws will do nothing to change you. To change you
have to do practices or exercises. There many ways to do exercise, but
I’m going to stop at this point.

Just one point to remember is the outer world will change itself once
the inner world is changed.


On Nov 24, 6:06 pm, Khmer Young khmeryo...@gmail.com wrote:
 Just make it easier in putting your thought into Cambodia's fraudulent
 election:
 1. Government control national budget, officers, staff and national
 assets to serve its interests and power
 2. Every public servants has been overwhelmingly politicized. For
 instance, to be a teacher you have to register CPP's membership and
 get card, and pay 10% from monthly salary...it is not volunteerily
 paid but forcefully
 3. National election committees are not independent
 4. Cambodian farmers are intimidated by villages chiefs
 5. Cambodian poor families and farmers are offered many things ( as a
 vote-buying)
 6. Mass media is very unequal distributed
 7. Fear impede the actual conscience of Cambodian people to vote
 8. Others...

 Your perspective of who is like who is coming from those biased mass
 media. Of course because of the propaganda of politicians are the
 same: they need power in order to invest money is overwhelmingly
 bombarding Cambodian people and including you here who are also
 bombarded by that propaganda.

 With this propaganda, Cambodian voters realize that current national
 assembly is the dictatorship assembly...as a Cambodian do you want
 Cambodia to have such a current assembly or what?

 Of course, SRP has its shortcomings. For instance, its short of
 budget, human resources, and inconsistency of proper goal, policy and
 implementation.

 But the questions are pointing to you on how you can help improve and
 make a positive change in Cambodia? Mr. Timothy, Chun Chomleas and
 Kangaroo?

 KY

 On Nov 23, 9:16 pm, timothych...@aol.com wrote:

  Realistically speaking, every voter in Cambodia knew the Sam Rainsy  Party
  well during the past elections. Although the CPP controlled the  media,
  people had good ideas what Sam Rainsy and other opposition parties  
  represented.
  They realized that there was an alternative to the CPP, but most  of them
  saw little different between leaders of SRP and leaders of the  CPP. They
  would rather be stuck with the devil that they already knew and had  known
  for many years.

  I had no doubt that there were irregularities during the past  election, I
  was there and saw them all. The oppositions campaigned real  hard regarding
  the issues of Vietnamese encroachment, illegal immigration  and corruption.
  However, the majority of the people still voted for the CPP  regardless.
  Many people failed to see the Vietnamese threat as their main  concern or as
  evil enough for them to risk their life to vote for the  alternative. There
  were not enough people who truly thought that the issues were  serious 
  enough
  to change their vote.

  The oppositions would get some additional seats, but given the current
  

Re: Vietnam eyes rubber

2009-11-25 Thread starplatinum
I have to say that US$600 million is not much as it’s only printed
papers. The Chinese tried to throw away billions in US dollars by
trying to buy mines in Australia. It’s was blocked.

Sooner or later the US currency will have no value and the real values
are the investment properties.

While the Thais seen as the bad guys or bad flavors of the year, it
making the real bad guys looks less and they know that.  Now they are
taking advantages large investments in Cambodia while Cambodia isn’t
looking behind its back and down its feet.

While the country are occupying with the Thais are an unrealistic
enemy, their real adversary is gathering harvests under the
Cambodians’ feet.


On Nov 24, 12:03 am, timothych...@aol.com wrote:
 Vietnam eyes rubber

 Monday, 23 November 2009 15:00 Chun  Sophal

 VIETNAMESE  firms have invested US$600 million in Cambodia’s rubber sector
 this year,  according the head of a consortium representing 14 companies
 from across the  border. Leng Rithy, the leading representative of the Vietnam
 Rubber Group in  Cambodia, said Sunday that the capital has gone to
 plantations in Kratie,  Kampong Thom, Preah Vihear, Ratanakkiri and Mondulkiri
 provinces, and more  Vietnamese companies want to invest in the Kingdom. “We 
 will
 have planted rubber  trees on 100,000 hectares of land concessions from the
 government by 2012, and  10 processing plants will be built to produce dry
 rubber for exports to  international markets,” he said.

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Re: In many ways Thaksin, Hun Sen are political clones

2009-11-17 Thread starplatinum
Chhim, thanks for posting the latest news, this article is exceptional
good to read.

-   Hun Sen is “the village tyrant”
-   Hun Sen is the Robert Mugabe of Asia
-   Hun Sen is the big bully of Cambodia
-   Hun Sen is just common crooks and criminals with self-perceived
class

These are the qualities Kangaroo and his mate Neak Kampuchea have a
high regard for and hero worship. One man loves Hun Sen to exterminate
it so it can become part of Thailand, while another man loves Hun Sen
to exterminate it so it can become part of Vietnam.

What’s happening to some people in this world? Do they inherited an
evil or just mentally retard?



On Nov 16, 8:35 pm, timothych...@aol.com wrote:
 _http://www.nationmultimedia.com/2009/11/17/opinion/opinion_30116712.php_
 (http://www.nationmultimedia.com/2009/11/17/opinion/opinion_30116712.php)

 Opinion

 
 SIDELINES
 In  many ways Thaksin, Hun Sen are political  clones

 Published on  November 17, 2009

 IF fugitive Thaksin Shinawatra  is predictable in any way, it is that he
 never admits any  wrongdoing. Call it a sense of survival or deniability. It
 just does  not make any difference. In his own view, he is a man who does no
 wrong.
 Shortly after somebody hurled a grenade into the  rally site of the
 People's Alliance for Democracy on Sunday night,  causing several injuries, 
 Thaksin
 wrote on Twitter that he had  nothing to do with the act. But nobody had
 yet to accuse him of  anything. It was the purpose of deniability, all the
 same.
 There was something quite odd about the content of his denial. He  was
 profusely forceful in the message that such an act should be  condemned, and
 that he professed a peaceful path in dealing with  conflicts. Such comments 
 are
 alien to the nature of a man who made  rousing speeches instigating red
 shirts to create havoc in Bangkok  during the last Songkran festival.
 Or is it because he does not want Thais to forget him so quickly  that he
 must get himself in the news by whatever means? Of course,  nobody would
 imagine that it was his hand that triggered the attack  after jetting away 
 from
 Cambodian soil a day earlier.
 His habits show. Thaksin is a man who sees an opportunity in any  crisis.
 The number of people killed or injured by whatever cause  won't trouble his
 conscience, judging from the thousands of victims  murdered by the police
 during his war against drugs several years  ago.
 In that war, he claimed heroic deeds were done, though many of  the
 victims were killed mercilessly and without recourse to justice.  
 Investigations
 moving at a snail's pace have yielded nothing  substantive, failing to
 punish any culprits.
 But the crisis Thaksin has created in souring relations between  Thailand
 and Cambodia continues to raise doubts as to the  consequences. Big bully Hun
 Sen still enjoys one-upmanship when he  deals with Prime Minister Abhisit.
 It's like a cat and mouse game,  and he knows well that he looks like a
 villain in the eyes of the  international community.
 Why did Thaksin leave in a hurry despite his earlier hints that  he might
 stay on for a few more days in Cambodia? The country serves  as a safe refuge
 despite a Thai request for his extradition to serve  his two-year jail
 term.
 He must have sensed something quite eerie during his presence.  The
 boastful style, being Mr Know All in giving a lecture on  Thaksinomics for
 300-plus Cambodian economic planners and  businessmen - failed to make a 
 positive
 impression on the doubting  Cambodians, who have never trusted Thais during
 our long and  sometimes bitter history.
 Thaksin might not be sure that Hun Sen still has a firm control  now that
 the conflict with Thailand has escalated and that Cambodian  people stand to
 suffer - especially if the border is closed. With  casinos counting less
 revenue from Thai gamblers, the financial  fortunes of Hun Sen also dwindle.
 Surely not all the smiles directed at Thaksin during his stay as  an
 adviser to the Cambodian government were genuine. The Cambodians  too know 
 the art
 of hiding long fangs; they went through a long and  bloody civil war when
 they murdered one another in the killing  fields. That brutality ranks not
 far behind the Nazi holocaust.
 Some Cambodians such as Sam Rainsy view Thaksin as an opportunist  who
 likes to fish in somebody else's pond and troubled waters if he  can make some
 money. The opposition leader had his parliamentary  privilege revoked
 yesterday, and that will cause more resentment  towards Hun Sen among 
 Cambodians.
 Deep in his heart, Thaksin realises that he is the cause of these
 worsening diplomatic ties. Hun Sen took the matter personally due to  the 
 stake he
 has with Thaksin in oil and gas ventures offshore, and  other spoils they
 intend to share. Cambodia will be a land of  opportunity for Thaksin unless 
 the
 people rise against the village  tyrant who has ruled the country for 24
 

Re: Cambodia is approaching to prostrate Vietnam under Hun Sen leadership

2009-11-13 Thread starplatinum
The majority are doing very well, there is no for you to make it more
majority. When you have $150,000,000 in your bank, it is rich indeed.
If I give you an extra $2,000,000, it would not make you any richer,
would it? However, the $2,000,000 means a lot to a minority.

It’s the jobs of the strong to look after the weak, the poor and the
minorities. It’s the ugly at ones who usually do the opposite.



On Nov 14, 8:00 am, Neak Kampuchea kampuchun2...@yahoo.com wrote:
 we the people of internet understand very well what all gentlemen
 politicians are doing for. But reality is not politics, so please are
 you willing to survire on minority side for ever wouldn't you?If no
 why don't you choose the wright thing to say for achiveing majority?

 On Nov 13, 10:30 am, kangaroo therabbitn...@netscape.net wrote:

  Cambodians joining Vietnamese as a nation is one idea.
  But it's a greater idea yet when Cambodians join Thai people as one
  nation under the great institution called the Kingdom of Thailand.

  On Nov 12, 7:24 pm, Khmer Young khmeryo...@gmail.com wrote:

   Cambodia is approaching to prostrate Vietnam under Hun Sen
   leadershiphttp://cambodianbrightfuture.blogspot.com/2009/11/cambodia-is-approac...
Political Analysis:
   Op-Ed: Khmer Young http://cambodianbrightfuture.blogspot.com/

   CPP is expecting to divert attention of Cambodian people via its scheme 
   with
   Thailand and its dominate and biased mass media. But border issue with
   Vietnam is neglected by the CPP. Not that only neglegence, CPP is moving
   ahead according to what Vietnamese leader acquired, to sue and lift 
   immunity
   of Sam Rainsy. We can see that what Hun Sen said Khmer is one is
   contradict because under CPP, in order to comply with Vietnam's order, 
   this
   party can do anything including to jail or kill our Khmer nationals.

   Hun Sen has learned a relevant diplomatic speech
   http://ki-media.blogspot.com/2009/11/hun-sen-and-thaksin-press-confer...but
   it seems helpful only to those Cambodian farmers and less educated people 
   to
   believe in him. Important thing, Hun Sen still need to clearly answer the
   hidden multi-purposes in welcoming and appointing Thaksin as advisor.
   Whenever Cambodia and Thailand conflict accelerated, Vietnam can 
   strengthen
   its hegemony over Cambodia unavoidably. To serve the interests of 
   Cambodia,
   Hun Sen has to balance the political weigh between Thailand and Vietnam. 
   But
   I am saddened when Cambodia and Thailand government has skyrocketed enmity
   with each other. But Cambodia-Vietnam relationship is increasingly
   bolstered.

   Hun Sen said Khmers have only one color now is Khmer. But according to 
   this
   speechhttp://ki-media.blogspot.com/2009/11/hun-sen-and-thaksin-press-confer...,
   Hun Sen has created only CPP color but condemn other. CPP color is likely
   Vietnamese by nature.

   CPP is undeniably under pressure of Vietnam as Hun Sen is proceeding to
   implement this policy. CPP is strengthening its close relationship with
   Thaksin party in order to fight against Abhisit party. With this act, it
   benefits a lot for Vietnam, not for Cambodia.

   Worse than that, Hun Sen and CPP is not reluctantly proceeding the propose
   of Vietnam to sue Sam Rainsy to their biased court regarding Sam Rainsy's
   concern of border poles planted in Cambodian farmers at Svay Rieng.

   Var Kimhong is afraid of losing his face about this poles planting in
   Cambodian farmer land, or his mentality might already sell to Vietnam or 
   he
   is Vietnamese (who know?). He accepted to follow the complex GIS procedure
   of border map by neglecting the complaints of Cambodian farmers who lost
   their land in this border demarcation procedure. Have you seen any GIS map
   that Cambodian border poles are planting in Vietnamese farms?

   Vietnam has overwhelmingly stepped over Cambodian head to proceed its
   successful hegemony and neo-imperialistic domination over Cambodia.

   King Sihanouk's letter is seems neglected by Var Kimhong. What Var Kinhong
   will do next is to maintain face of himself and CPP by allowing Vietnam
   encroaching Cambodian farmers' land and utilize its strategy of divide 
   and
   conquer in Cambodia.

   CPP is approaching its end-dead as usual for their fear of Vietnam and
   autocratic leadership of Hun Sen.

   Sam Rainsy might face with Cambodian biased court and immunity lifting of 
   hi
   parliamentary shell. But this time, Sam Rainsy will become an hero of
   Cambodia and Cambodian people will vote for SRP to take turn in serving
   Cambodia nation.

   CPP is expecting to divert attention of Cambodian people via its scheme 
   with
   Thailand and its dominate and biased mass media. But border issue with
   Vietnam is neglected by the CPP. Not that only neglegence, CPP is moving
   ahead according to what Vietnamese leader acquired, to sue and lift 
   immunity
   of Sam Rainsy. We can see that what Hun Sen 

Re: Thailand-Cambodia dispute: Key points

2009-11-12 Thread starplatinum
Your thoughts are thoughts of self destruct when you want to eliminate
Cambodia. I hope my respond to you will not amplify your emotional
thought of harming yourself.

On Nov 12, 12:27 pm, kangaroo therabbitn...@netscape.net wrote:
 Here is what I think.
 Cambodians should join hands with Thai people as one nation called THE
 KINGDOM OF THAILAND.
 Cambodians have been suffered enough from their own people in their
 own country.
 It is time for them to find ways so they can bring peace and
 prosperity for their own future generation. Joining Thailand as one
 nation is a great idea.

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Re: Thailand-Cambodia dispute: Key points

2009-11-12 Thread starplatinum
What a great though you have, peace and prosperity by eliminate
Cambodia and its people.

If you can bring peace and prosperity by eliminate yourself, you
should prove it first, and then people would believe you.


On Nov 13, 5:03 am, kangaroo therabbitn...@netscape.net wrote:
 On Nov 12, 4:27 am, starplatinum silenfo...@gmail.com wrote:

  Your thoughts are thoughts of self destruct when you want to eliminate
  Cambodia. I hope my respond to you will not amplify your emotional
  thought of harming yourself.

 My friend,
 You can agree and disagree. My writing is coming from me. You can take
 it or loose it. Perhaps, you are trying to steer the subject to
 something else, me in particular. That's fine. But I would like to
 steer you back to the subject. Perhaps, you can give us your view on
 it.
 The Cambodian people have been suffered enough from the hansds of
 their own people. They destroy their own country and killed their
 people all the way to ground zero. No one had ever done before in the
 world history. Do you think that those people still deserve to exist?
 Read the writings including yours. What does it show you?
 That's right. You would see QUERRELs among Cambodians of different
 ideologies. You see before your eyes. Why do you think that Cambodians
 are still good.
 My view is very clear to end the suffering of human beings, Cambodians
 in particular. So I suggest that Cambodians should joint Thailand as
 one country called the Kingdom of Thailand so the people can have true
 peace to themselves and prosperity as the Thai people have under the
 leadership of Thai monarchy.

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Re: October 23rd, 1991: Date of Khmer lost their land for ever.

2009-10-23 Thread starplatinum

Don’t be silly. As long as the bodies of powerful UN, US, China and
Russia exist, Cambodia is continuing to exist. It’s their jobs to
monitor bigger nations do not take over small nations. I know Cambodia
have had bad experience in the past. Without the UN a powerful nation
wants to invade a weaker nation, that’s why we had WW111.

Most people in this forum are being self-hypnosis by Bury Chau. His
materials are dangerous to read, he is mostly concentrated on blames
and self destruction, like most of his supporters. I remembered a
couple of years ago when I raised this issue, some of his supporters
viciously attacked me in cold blood. Despite that I still firmly am
standing in my position.

Some young Cambodians go online to look for interesting topics on
Cambodia to enhance their self image just to meet his madman Bury Chau
preaching and creating endless lies that Cambodians are inferior,
stupid, loser, and dumb, every day for over 20 years. New comers come
in and left worst off and confused than ever before. It’s of a little
wonder Cambodians are confusing people.

Compare to a great country like Japan, it accidentally liberated South
East Asia from Western colonization was far greater than it lost the
war. However, Japan does not teach about their lost in WW11 to their
children.

Lots of forums have people from other countries of different
background for discussion, but here, this sadistic madman Bury is
monopolizing Camdisc.






On Oct 23, 1:29 am, In Camdisc incamd...@yahoo.com wrote:
 Many people are celebrating October 23rd, 1991 as peaceful day or peace 
 treaty. For me , I called October 3rd, 1991 is the day that Khmer were lost 
 their land for ever, and it is just like Kampuchea Krom and the October 23rd, 
 1991 is the sad day for Khmer race , which became the minority in their land.

 Savun
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Re: POLNEWS IN CAMBODIA OCCUPIED BY VIETNAM IN VIOLATION OF 10 UN RESOLUTIONS

2009-09-01 Thread starplatinum

A pack of lies, the occupation of Cambodia was from 1979 to 1993, and
ended in 1993.

The occupation of Cambodia is in your brain or mentally sick mind.

The entire government officials are Khmers.

The entire government officials they send to oversea each year are all
Khmers.

All the people work at various embassies in oversea countries oversea
Khmers.

You are the only Yuon here.





On Sep 2, 3:14 am, Bury Chau chaub...@hotmail.com wrote:
  TO UNDERSTAND THE VIETNAMESE LIES READ THIS .

 UN Passes Strong Resolution on Cambodia Human Rights Abuses
 Feb. 27, 1982 : UN Commission on Human Rights meeting in Geneva adopted a 
 resolution condemning Vietnam's occupation of Cambodia as a violation of 
 Cambodian human rights. The vote was 28 in favor, 8 against, and 5 
 abstentions.

 Oct. 21, 1986 The UN General Assembly adopted a resolution A/RES/41/6, by 
 vote of 116-21 with 13 abstentions, calling for a withdrawal of Vietnamese 
 forces from Cambodia.

 Kaing Kek Iev, aka Duch, was arrested in 1999. According to the Morphology 
 study on race and forensic data analysis ,Kaing Kek Iev, aka Duch is A 
 VIETNAMESE.

 100 TORTURE CENTERS across CAMBODIA.

 Vietnam's occupation of Cambodia 1979-1989 under Le Duc Tho rule.
 An estimated 460 000 innocent Cambodians died , killed , tortured, etc...
 100 Torture centers were established across Cambodia. (Methods of torture 
 described to Amnesty International).
 Methods of torture described to Amnesty International as being used by the 
 Vietnamese forces of invasion and occupation of Cambodia under Le Duc Tho's 
 rule, from 1979-1989, through the CPP/HUN SEN regime.( an estimated 460 000 
 innocent Cambodians died during that period)

 1. Beatings with truncheons, sharp-edged wooden staves, and iron bars and 
 whippings
 with chains and rubber hoses.( Methods of torture described to Amnesty 
 International)

 2. Near-suffocation with plastic bags,( Methods of torture described to 
 Amnesty International)

 3. Near-drowning in vats of water,( Methods of torture described to Amnesty 
 International(Methods of torture described to Amnesty International)

 4. Burial alive, and(Methods of torture described to Amnesty International)

 5. Forced ingestion of irritant liquids have also been reported to the 
 organization ( Amnesty International report)

 6. Electric shocks .In addition, former prisoners have testified that their 
 interrogators administered electric shocks,( Methods of torture described to 
 Amnesty International)

 7.Burned them with hot irons, and (Methods of torture described to Amnesty 
 International)

 8.Forced them into petrol drums, which were then covered and repeatedly 
 struck from the outside. The high noise level causes pain and disorientation. 
 (Methods of torture described to Amnesty International).
 FOR CAMBODIA ?
 Vietnam, has not respected the UN CHARTER, the Paris Peace agreement with the 
 US .

 A.. VIETNAM INVASION AND OCCUPATION OF CAMBODIA 1978-2009.
 December 25, 1978 Invasion of Cambodia. Some 100,000 Vietnamese with 20,000 
 KUFNS troops, under the direction of Gen. Van Tien Dung, launch an invasion 
 of Cambodia.
 B.. CHINESE INVASION OF VIETNAM (SHORT)
 Feb.. 17, 1979 Teaching a lesson. Some 170,000 Chinese troops with 700 
 warplanes, and 250-300 tanks launched an invasion of Vietnam to punish it for 
 invading of Cambodia.

 THE WORDS OF THE VIETNAMESE ARE PURE LIES : Study these words made by by PHAM 
 VAN DONG, the Prime Minister of North Vietnam, his public statement, his 
 promises made to Prince Sihanouk and his orders to launch an invasion of 
 Cambodia. It reflects the Vietnamese culture of lies. It reflects also the 
 Vietnamese race and national character based on dishonesty ,deception , and 
 pure lies. .

 VIETNAM WORDS OF LIES :
 June 8, 1967 North VN PM Pham Van Dong makes a declaration of recognizing 
 Cambodian independence, neutrality, sovereignty and territorial integrity. 
 The declaration makes in response to Prince Sihanouk s appeal for the 
 recognition and respect of Cambodia s territorial integrity.

 VIETNAM CRIMES AGAINST CAMBODIA : VIETNAM INVASION OF CAMBODIA 1978. Dec. 25, 
 1978 PM Pham Van Dong launched an invasion of Cambodia. Some 100,000 
 Vietnamese with 20,000 KUFNS troops, under the direction of Gen.Van Tien 
 Dung, launch an invasion of Cambodia.

 VIETNAM OCCUPATION OF CAMBODIA :
 Under Vietnam occupation of Cambodia in 10 years 1979-1989 :
 Under Le Duc Tho rule alone 1979-1989 an estimate 460 000 innocent Cambodian 
 had died through TORTURE, BURIED ALIVE, SIMPLE EXECUTION, foced labor,famine 
 ,stravation, malnutrition and sponsor starvation by the CPP regime recorded 
 by Amnestry international and others.

 IT CONFIRMS BY THIS BOOK : on the behavior and character of a Vietnamese.
 BOOK  GIAI PHONG  by T Terzani.
 It describes a Vietnamese as THIEF, A LIAR, A KILLER, A DECEIVER , a sleeper 
 ..

 And this proof shows how 116 UN member countries condemned the Vietnamese 
 

Re: Characteristic and quality of Cambodian leaders

2009-08-20 Thread starplatinum

KY,

I don’t think Hun Sen cannot follow the footstep of Duch. In the past
Cambodia was in the dark which the world could not see those
dictators. Now with the high speed of information such as the Internet
and other real-time information dictators have been discouraged
greatly. They can’t do this without getting punish quickly.

Hun Sen can be ruthless words, his deed is not anymore. He is not a
builder of Cambodia, but this country has more freedom than in the US.




sf11


On Aug 19, 1:02 pm, Khmer Young khmeryo...@gmail.com wrote:
  Characteristic and quality of Cambodian
 leadershttp://cambodianbrightfuture.blogspot.com/2009/08/characteristic-and-...
 http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_jVCbxaOxjhA/SoqEmyi1bBI/AS0/eUq7V2n...

 You see the characteristic and public speech, Hun Sen and Duch have shared
 close similarity such as: very eloquently, straight forwards, powerfully and
 commandingly.

 This picture illustrates some aspects of Cambodian leaders' characteristic
 and quality: while they are having power, they can make every one laugh with
 a goosebumps and scary tone, but when they are powerless they can accept
 guilty and accept to death by stoning.

 Hun Sen and Duch have become good case study for this astonishing thought of
 ours. When Hun Sen lost election for Funcipec in 1993, he was very humble
 and very pitiful, but when he can consolidate the power like nowadays, he
 can use every game he want to play: via through his court (sue me and
 countersue you), or through military (I can sweep you out from Phnom Penh in
 2 hours). In contrast, Duch confess his guilty and accept to death by
 stoning.

 But we don't know how will Hun Sen change his ruthless characteristic? Next
 5 years, 10 years, or he will be in the situation like Duch, or after his
 life ended?

 You see the characteristic and public speech, Hun Sen and Duch have shared
 close similarity such as: very eloquently, straight forwards, powerfully and
 commandingly.

 As the outcome, we can conclude that these two leaders are very good in
 taming his own Cambodian people in expressing both cruelty and confession.

 Question and quiz for younger Cambodian like me and others: we want to know
 how many more Cambodian leaders who have shared this characteristics?

 When these groups of leader will be retired or died, and younger generation
 of Cambodia like me and others can take turn to refurbish or change this
 ruthless characteristics?

 Please, help me answer this question!

 KY

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 strivings of Cambodian Younger 
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Re: Characteristic and quality of Cambodian leaders

2009-08-20 Thread starplatinum

Kangaroo,

You are not listening and only interested in shooting your points
across. If you are in Cambodia and have a gun, you would have shoot KY
and other people who do not agree with you. It’s a typical Cambodian
style.

If you are not part of the people who kill each other, why you not go
and post at a place who loves each other?

If you want to kill Sam Rainsy, go and do it yourself. You can’t
expect KY to do it for you because he is living in the US and probably
in the same state as you do.

KY did not say you have to or should do anything in Cambodia. Go
reread, rethink about it and you will see the word “WISH” to do
something good.






sf11

On Aug 20, 2:48 pm, kangaroo therabbitn...@netscape.net wrote:
 On Aug 20, 1:57 am, Khmer Young khmeryo...@gmail.com wrote:

  But you have posted here tremendously...this is what?

 Are you trying to say that I am supposed to do something with the
 people who kill each other?
 By the way, is this about me now?
 Remember what I've said about the typical Cambodian behavior. This is
 what I was talking about.



  On Aug 19, 7:07 pm, kangaroo therabbitn...@netscape.net wrote:

   Ask that question to the Cambodian people.
   I have no desire to do anything for Cambodia. Don't think that I have
   anything to do with Cambodia.
   Rethink about it.

   On Aug 19, 12:45 pm, Khmer Young khmeryo...@gmail.com wrote:

So you just follow those low class home-made products in Cambodia or
you wish to fix or refurbish it?

Curious!

On Aug 19, 6:33 am, kangaroo therabbitn...@netscape.net wrote:

 Have you ever looked back at the history of Cambodia?
 Look at Sihanouk, Lon Nol, Pol Pot, Heng Samrin, Hun Sen.
 What are you seeing?
 Can't you just say that THEY ARE MADE IN CAMBODIA?

 On Aug 19, 4:02 am, Khmer Young khmeryo...@gmail.com wrote:

   Characteristic and quality of Cambodian
  leadershttp://cambodianbrightfuture.blogspot.com/2009/08/characteristic-and-...
  http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_jVCbxaOxjhA/SoqEmyi1bBI/AS0/eUq7V2n...

  You see the characteristic and public speech, Hun Sen and Duch have 
  shared
  close similarity such as: very eloquently, straight forwards, 
  powerfully and
  commandingly.

  This picture illustrates some aspects of Cambodian leaders' 
  characteristic
  and quality: while they are having power, they can make every one 
  laugh with
  a goosebumps and scary tone, but when they are powerless they can 
  accept
  guilty and accept to death by stoning.

  Hun Sen and Duch have become good case study for this astonishing 
  thought of
  ours. When Hun Sen lost election for Funcipec in 1993, he was very 
  humble
  and very pitiful, but when he can consolidate the power like 
  nowadays, he
  can use every game he want to play: via through his court (sue me 
  and
  countersue you), or through military (I can sweep you out from 
  Phnom Penh in
  2 hours). In contrast, Duch confess his guilty and accept to death 
  by
  stoning.

  But we don't know how will Hun Sen change his ruthless 
  characteristic? Next
  5 years, 10 years, or he will be in the situation like Duch, or 
  after his
  life ended?

  You see the characteristic and public speech, Hun Sen and Duch have 
  shared
  close similarity such as: very eloquently, straight forwards, 
  powerfully and
  commandingly.

  As the outcome, we can conclude that these two leaders are very 
  good in
  taming his own Cambodian people in expressing both cruelty and 
  confession.

  Question and quiz for younger Cambodian like me and others: we want 
  to know
  how many more Cambodian leaders who have shared this 
  characteristics?

  When these groups of leader will be retired or died, and younger 
  generation
  of Cambodia like me and others can take turn to refurbish or change 
  this
  ruthless characteristics?

  Please, help me answer this question!

  KY

  --
  Cambodian Brighter Future depends on enduring conscience and 
  tireless
  strivings of Cambodian Younger 
  Generation!http://cambodianbrightfuture.blogspot.com-Hidequotedtext 
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Henry Kissinger, the Vietnam’s War and the affects on Cambodia

2009-08-16 Thread starplatinum

The war one side involved South Vietnam, United States (helped by
Australia) and the other side involved North Vietnam (helped by Russia
 China).

The Cold War between the Soviet Union and the United States made the
Communist country very closed with the Middle East. The Middle East
conflict during the 1970s between the Arab world and Israel worried
Henry Kissinger significantly as the Soviet Union was providing the
Arab world with increasing firepower that would finally defeat
Israel.

Should Henry Kissinger act as a Jewish or American?

Option 1: Bring a victory to the United States and defeat to Israel
Option 2: Bring a defeat to the United States and victory to Israel.

He acted on Option 2 to save Israel, but brought shamed to the United
States and destructions to Cambodia.

The defeated of United States in Vietnam was plot by Kissinger to pull
the American troop out the war. There was a secret deal that has never
been revealed to the public and will never do so to avoid backlash on
the Jewish people in America and Kissinger himself.

The secret deal made between Kissinger and the Soviet Union was the
United States was to pull its troops out of South Vietnam and the
Soviet Union was to stop arming the Arab world.

If the US did not pull its troops out from South Vietnam 1975, the
Khmer Rogue would never come to power in Cambodia in 1975. Kissinger’s
decision still affecting Cambodia badly and cost over two millions
Khmers lives and the country has not fully recovered yet.

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Re: PM warns opponents away from lawsuits

2009-08-13 Thread starplatinum

Interesting article Tim, there was no thank god he won the case. It
seems he expected
and demanded to win the lawsuite plus the coming two elections. Mu
Sochua's battle
with him was a good one for the publics to see the darkness side of
Hun Sen.

He is over arrogant, confident and he thinks he can live forever. He
won the case, but
his speeches will bring him down in popularity to his donors when he
said he is able
to silence all the oppositions in just 2 hours, meaning to forces to
arrest them when
he said forget about run  hide. He is untouchable, the United Nations
should abandon
the election monitors process as Hun Sen is giving a hint that he will
forces to rule
even he lose an election.


sf11


On Aug 13, 7:15 pm, timothych...@aol.com wrote:
 _http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KxrDjmeQqGI_
 (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KxrDjmeQqGI)
 PM warns opponents away from lawsuits

 Thursday, 13 August 2009 15:04 Meas  Sokchea

 (http://www.phnompenhpost.com/index.php/component/option,com_mailto/li...
 5hbC1uZXdzL3BtLXdhcm5zLW9wcG9uZW50cy1hd2F5LWZyb20tbGF3c3VpdHMuaHRtbA==/tmpl ,
 component/)  
 (http://www.phnompenhpost.com/index.php/2009081327732/National-news/pm...)  
 (http://www.phnompenhpost.com/index.php/pdf/2009081327732/National-new...
 y-from-lawsuits.pdf)  

 Photo by: Sovan Philong
 Hun Sen  appearing at a graduation ceremony on Wednesday.

 Hun Sen  says verdict against Mu Sochua a lesson to critics.

 PRIME Minister Hun Sen has spoken out for the first time  about his recent
 legal victory over opposition lawmaker Mu Sochua, which he said  should
 serve as a warning to anyone else who might consider suing him.  

 If you want to play legal games, I will also play legal games, he said  
 during a graduation ceremony at the Royal University of Law and Economics on  
 Wednesday.

 If you play political games, I will also play political  games. And if you
 play military games, I will also play military  games.

 Hun Sen said he would be able to silence all opposition voices  in only
 two hours if he decided to use force rather than file complaints in  court.

 You wouldn't be able to run, he said. All of you would be  arrested.

 On August 4, Phnom Penh Municipal Court found Mu Sochua  guilty of
 defamation and ordered her to pay 8.5 million riels (US$2,028) in  fines and 8
 million riels ($1,909) in compensation to the prime minister.  

 The case stemmed from a speech Hun Sen gave on April 4 in Kampot  province.
 Mu Sochua, a Sam Rainsy Party parliamentarian, said the premier made  
 derogatory references to her in the speech and filed defamation charges 
 against  
 him.

 Her case was thrown out, but Hun Sen's countersuit was allowed to  proceed,
 resulting in last week's verdict.

 The prime minister's legal  attack - along with other defamation suits
 launched against the government's  critics - drew sharp criticism from a 
 number
 of groups, including the European  Union, which said they represented a
 weakening of democracy in Cambodia.  

 External groups, please listen closely, Hun Sen said during  Wednesday's
 address.

 If you do not sue me, then I will not file a  countersuit.

 Hun Sen went on to criticise civil society groups as  servants and
 spokespeople for opposition political parties.  

 Commenting on the current Cambodian People's Party majority in the  
 National Assembly, which was further cemented during last year's elections, 
 Hun  
 Sen said he could continue serving as prime minister even if the CPP lost 10  
 seats in both the 2012 and 2017 elections. So, all of you opposition
 groups,  check your age, he said.

 However long you can live, I can accompany  you to the end.

 Strong reaction
 Hun Sen's comments  drew criticism from both opposition politicians and
 civil society actors. SRP  lawmaker and spokesman Yim Sovann said it was
 inappropriate for the premier to  talk about using the military against the
 opposition.

 If he wants to  use the armed forces to fight a broader enemy, that is
 fine, but to fight  opposition parties is not right, he said.

 Human Rights Party President  Kem Sokha said there were many issues -
 including poverty, land disputes and  corruption - that could potentially 
 bring
 down the CPP so long as elections were  free and fair.

 Whether the CPP wins or loses depends on the election  system, he said.

 Yeng Virak, executive director of the Community Legal  Education Centre,
 said Hun Sen's comments about civil society groups  misrepresented their work
 in Cambodia.

 We have worked with everyone,  he said. We have worked with the ruling
 party more than the opposition party.  
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Re: PM warns opponents away from lawsuits

2009-08-13 Thread starplatinum

Interesting article Tim, there was no thank god he won the case. It
seems he expected and demanded to win the
lawsuite plus the coming two elections. Mu Sochua's battle with him
was a good one for the publics to see the
darkness side of Hun Sen.

He is over arrogant, confident and he thinks he can live forever. He
won the case, but his speeches will bring him
down in popularity to his donors when he said he is able to silence
all the oppositions in just 2 hours, meaning to
forces to arrest them when he said forget about run  hide. He is
untouchable, the United Nations should abandon
the election monitors process as Hun Sen is giving a hint that he will
forces to rule even he lose an election.


sf11


On Aug 13, 7:15 pm, timothych...@aol.com wrote:
 _http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KxrDjmeQqGI_
 (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KxrDjmeQqGI)
 PM warns opponents away from lawsuits

 Thursday, 13 August 2009 15:04 Meas  Sokchea

 (http://www.phnompenhpost.com/index.php/component/option,com_mailto/li...
 5hbC1uZXdzL3BtLXdhcm5zLW9wcG9uZW50cy1hd2F5LWZyb20tbGF3c3VpdHMuaHRtbA==/tmpl ,
 component/)  
 (http://www.phnompenhpost.com/index.php/2009081327732/National-news/pm...)  
 (http://www.phnompenhpost.com/index.php/pdf/2009081327732/National-new...
 y-from-lawsuits.pdf)  

 Photo by: Sovan Philong
 Hun Sen  appearing at a graduation ceremony on Wednesday.

 Hun Sen  says verdict against Mu Sochua a lesson to critics.

 PRIME Minister Hun Sen has spoken out for the first time  about his recent
 legal victory over opposition lawmaker Mu Sochua, which he said  should
 serve as a warning to anyone else who might consider suing him.  

 If you want to play legal games, I will also play legal games, he said  
 during a graduation ceremony at the Royal University of Law and Economics on  
 Wednesday.

 If you play political games, I will also play political  games. And if you
 play military games, I will also play military  games.

 Hun Sen said he would be able to silence all opposition voices  in only
 two hours if he decided to use force rather than file complaints in  court.

 You wouldn't be able to run, he said. All of you would be  arrested.

 On August 4, Phnom Penh Municipal Court found Mu Sochua  guilty of
 defamation and ordered her to pay 8.5 million riels (US$2,028) in  fines and 8
 million riels ($1,909) in compensation to the prime minister.  

 The case stemmed from a speech Hun Sen gave on April 4 in Kampot  province.
 Mu Sochua, a Sam Rainsy Party parliamentarian, said the premier made  
 derogatory references to her in the speech and filed defamation charges 
 against  
 him.

 Her case was thrown out, but Hun Sen's countersuit was allowed to  proceed,
 resulting in last week's verdict.

 The prime minister's legal  attack - along with other defamation suits
 launched against the government's  critics - drew sharp criticism from a 
 number
 of groups, including the European  Union, which said they represented a
 weakening of democracy in Cambodia.  

 External groups, please listen closely, Hun Sen said during  Wednesday's
 address.

 If you do not sue me, then I will not file a  countersuit.

 Hun Sen went on to criticise civil society groups as  servants and
 spokespeople for opposition political parties.  

 Commenting on the current Cambodian People's Party majority in the  
 National Assembly, which was further cemented during last year's elections, 
 Hun  
 Sen said he could continue serving as prime minister even if the CPP lost 10  
 seats in both the 2012 and 2017 elections. So, all of you opposition
 groups,  check your age, he said.

 However long you can live, I can accompany  you to the end.

 Strong reaction
 Hun Sen's comments  drew criticism from both opposition politicians and
 civil society actors. SRP  lawmaker and spokesman Yim Sovann said it was
 inappropriate for the premier to  talk about using the military against the
 opposition.

 If he wants to  use the armed forces to fight a broader enemy, that is
 fine, but to fight  opposition parties is not right, he said.

 Human Rights Party President  Kem Sokha said there were many issues -
 including poverty, land disputes and  corruption - that could potentially 
 bring
 down the CPP so long as elections were  free and fair.

 Whether the CPP wins or loses depends on the election  system, he said.

 Yeng Virak, executive director of the Community Legal  Education Centre,
 said Hun Sen's comments about civil society groups  misrepresented their work
 in Cambodia.

 We have worked with everyone,  he said. We have worked with the ruling
 party more than the opposition party.  
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Re: Political confrontation continues

2009-08-12 Thread starplatinum

Sacravatoons,

I understood your point of view. At the time, Prince Ranaridth won the
election and Sam Rainsy was not a contender for the election.

Ranaridth compromised and became the 1st prime minister and Hun Sen
became the 2nd prime minister, unheard of in the history of any
election. As soon as Ranaridth’s father disappeared to China, his
power disappeared as well. This man’s popularity came directly from
his father, without him, he was as weak as weasel. That was how Hun
Sen came into power.

The scenario is Hun Sen could easily win one of the coming elections
even he wasn’t the 2nd prime minister.

Prince Ranaridth and his father Norodom Sihanouk, like father like
son, both are as dumb as a donkey [excuse me if I offended anyone]. At
least the father has a lot of charismas, the son has none.

sf11


On Aug 12, 7:06 pm, sacravatoons sacravato...@optusnet.com.au
wrote:
   As we speak, Hun Sen is (and has been) the real ruler in Cambodia. 
 Cambodians deserve him, according to the last poll accepted by all political 
 parties and international community. In fact, the whole world is dealing with 
 him regardless. Don't get Hun Sen off the hook and blame the Vietnamese: he 
 is the Cambodian ruler.

   Is Hun Xen a real Leader in Cambodia,isn't he ?
   Ok ,we should go back to year of UNTAC's Election,1993.Khmer people had 
 decided to kick CPP of Yuon-Hanoi out from the power.
   But CPP and Hun Xen had theaten to return Cambodia to chaos  war...And 
 we all know after the first Election which was helped by UNTAC, the second 
 ,the third. until the last election in  2008  was controlled 100% by 
 CPP's Tool,NEC.
   Cambodians deserve to having the Good Khmer-Leader, not a dumb one like Hun 
 Xen.
   And Yuon-Hanoi had chosen a few Dumpests to oppress khmer-People such Heng 
 Xamrin as the Top Law maker (?),Chea Xim , the
   President of Khmer-Senator (?).
   Do you think Cambodians deserve them ?...or they are just the Yuon-Hanoi's 
 puppet ?
   Page 80, UNTAC in Cambodia by Caroline Hughes
   The royal government of Cambodia
   The impact on Human Rights
   Immediately after the Elections in May 1993, a process of jockeying for 
 power began which saw an attempted secession by CPP leaders in the eastern 
 provinces threaten to return
Cambodia to chaos and war...more details pls go to
:http://books.google.com.au/books?id=7JtWLcNBt4ACpg=PA80lpg=PA80dq=...

   Members of opposition parties work with him and his colleagues every day. 
 Many officials of the oppositions do business with members of Hun Sen's 
 party--the CPP. What do we call people who work with the Vietnamese puppet? 
 Any name? Opportunists, maybe?

   See this is an ignorant question.
   My answer : Did I have to call myself a  Khmer Rouge  who was living 
 under Pol Pot regime ?
   They have to live and survive under the oppression of the evilly regime of 
 Yuon-Hanoi's lackey.
   Sometime they have to live and to fight for another day.so we have to 
 live as the Grass  is flexible to adapted the big WIND.
   I call them :  the Survivors .cuz they live there.They cannot go back 
 to the safe heaven like us,America or Australia.
   They cannot to winging  winging even they disappointed of something.

   What do we call members of the oppositions who work for the government of 
 Cambodia ruled by Hun Sen? The puppet's employees?

   See, you do not understand their lives there...even you were toured a few 
 months as a Tourist-Candidate of HRP.
   I call them :  Khmer-Heroes  who are sruggling to fight what they belive 
 in their heart .They wait .

   What do we call all members of Cambodian congress and Senate which are 
 chaired by Heng Samrin and Chea Sim?

   I call them :  The Policians .and  the Politichiens 
   As I said Heng Xamrin  Chea Xin are not the rulers...but Yuon-Hanoi's 
 Puppets.
   Do Khmer People deserve to having them as the Law Makers of Cambodia ? Yuon 
 have chesen them as their Puppets to collaborate for the accomplishment of 
 Ho's  Indochinese Federation.

   What do we call those millions of voters who voted for the CPP? Puppet's 
 kisser?

   See,you never understand  the  FEAR   the INTIMIDATION under the communist 
 regime of Yuon-Hanoi  its Puppets.
   During the Democratic Kampuchea of Khmer Rouge regime,in March 20 
 1976.I had have to vote among  more than 10,000
   peple, to select my unknown MP,Tum Choen.
  Did I have a choice ?
  Was I a Khmer Rouge's kisser ?
   It was nearly 4 yrs that I was living under the communist regime of Pol Pot.
   I listened to my heart was pounding every night from FEAR  INTIMIDATION' 
 situation ...we were so frightening of our lives.
   Right now I'm in the shoes of Cambodians who live under the tyranny regime 
 of Hun Xen,the Yuon-Hanoi Puppet without brain.

   Can you entertain the above questions Lok Moha Thae of Sidney?

   Many 

Ta Hun Sen: The Land Robber

2009-08-12 Thread starplatinum

Current news from the BBC.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/asia-pacific/8144130.stm
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Re: Mu Sochua is not fighting for nothing

2009-08-11 Thread starplatinum

Bun Heang,

I heard all these before.

North Korea accused Japan a puppet of the US.
North Korea accused South Korea a puppet of the US.
Japan and the US accused North Korea a puppet of China or even Russia.
The Al-Qaeda accused the US a puppet of Israel.
The US accused Al-Qaeda a puppet of Bin Laden.
And so on.

sf11

On Aug 12, 10:21 am, sacravatoons sacravato...@optusnet.com.au
wrote:
   Hun Xe is just the Yuon-Puppet with no brain !
   Everyday he takes advices from his Yuon-Hanoi's Advisers at the Toul 
 Krasaing
   Yuon-Hanoi armed forces  police forces have control all of Khmer ministry 
 Depts.
   As i said he's a Tool Killer of Youn-Hanoi's plot.
   If you want to know he's smart or dumb, pls listen to his speech at the 
 public speaking.
   We can see only his hatred face  voice against his own people.Pls observe 
 him.
   And also his clonies : Khieu Kanharith,Phay Siphan,Kuy Koung,Chheam Yiep 
 and his others Parrots.
   If Pen Sovan was good Tool...he would be stayed in power until nowand 
 again Hun Xen is just nobody in CPP.
   I was listening him once before I escaped to Thailand.at the meeting 
 Hun Xen had given a very boring speech as a real Puppet.None Sense.
   And he repeated  repeated..again and again for 3 hours and maybe in that 
 time he might be do not know what was he talking about ?
   He was so skinny like our famous comedian 32...now look at him who's the 
 BIG FAT CAT .

   Cheers,
   Ung Bun Heang,

   Note : MIth Duch was a Tool killing machine of Khmer Rouge regime, why and 
 why
he is in courts now ?what is the different between Duch and 
 Hun Xen ?
The two puppets  are without brain but their hands were stained 
 with Khmer Blood.

   Wouldn't you want to know how a puppet does his work so effectively?

   But, if he is nothing, just a puppet, why do we blame him?  Obviously he is 
 somebody, isn't he. I would hold him responsible for what he does so he 
 cannot have any excuses.

   =

   In a message dated 8/11/2009 7:28:49 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, 
 sacravato...@optusnet.com.au writes:

   Hun Xen is just nothinghe'll be replaced   at  anytime as Hanoi 
 wishes.
   But Yuon-Hanoi uses him as a great Khmer's Tool Killer.This evilly guy 
 can  kill any khmer at anytime without remorse for the sake of Youn-Hanoi.
   Hanoi will use him as long as he serves Yuon's interests of 
 Vietnamezation.The Indochinese Federation.

   Pls answer me,
  Have you ever seen any designed-Puppet in 
 the world have a brain ?
   The  Puppet is always moving  acting by the 
 string of the Master-Show.

   Cheers,
   Ung Bun Heang

   Yes, I have posted a lot of comments made by Hun Sen for those 
 readers/watcher to think!
   If you want to deal with Hun Sen, you need to know what he says and 
 what he thinks.
   The problem is not too many people study his activities and find out 
 more about how he does work.

   The oppositions are too busy looking for bad things that Hun Sen does. 
 The majority of Cambodian people are busy seeing good things that he has 
 done. They don't care how he does it.

   Hun Sen has his own ways of capturing many people's heart and mind... 
 The CPP has spent a lot of time and money in building their political and 
 financial infrastructures from top to bottom. It shows in Hun Sen's every 
 days activities...

   We may say what Hun Sen does/have done are wrong, but most people don't 
 think so and he stays with them.

   The oppositions need to be better than Hun Sen...Otherwise, they are 
 his alibis.

   ==
   In a message dated 8/11/2009 6:33:16 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, 
 krakmo.ka...@orange.fr writes:
 Here Lok TIM that what I wrote as attachment.
 Thanks

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   Is there a way that I can translate these boxes?

   In a message dated 8/11/2009 5:42:51 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, 
 krakmo.ka...@orange.fr writes:

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Re: Political confrontation continues

2009-08-10 Thread starplatinum

Bury,

Have you ever considered doing something good for Cambodia by retiring
or commit a PATRIOT suicide?

You have a right to express your opinion the same as everyone else
here, but when you don’t admit your liability, you can’t learn and
move on.

Bury is too busy focus on what he doesn’t want for Cambodia, while his
enemies are too busying focusing on what they want. This should
explain why your enemies are successful while you felt so resent
because you are too busy wanting for what you don’t want.

No one cares if you only keep your dirty mouth to yourself or keep
Cambodia off your menu. I’m not against you, but your disturbing
messages. Thing will improve naturally if you close your mouth for
once.

Here is a reason why…

Keep focusing and talking on whatever you don’t want, it will move
closer and closer to you. I know you want to whole world to read and
hear your messages so they can help, but you are dead wrong.

Your messages have been all about what you don’t want to happen to
Cambodia, it isn’t a good idea as the more people read and hear your
messages the sooner your reality would come true. Whatever coming
closer to you is also coming closer to other Cambodians, and you
wouldn’t want that or would you?

Your bad mouth through the mass media is more like a Khmer rebel
terrorist, you are sabotaging Cambodia. I drummed it to you before and
now again.

Keep focusing on whatever you want, it will move closer and closer to
you. To live healthily you should replace with what you don’t want
with what you want whether for yourself, your country or your love
ones.

sf11

On Aug 8, 9:17 pm, Bury Chau chaub...@hotmail.com wrote:
 Dec. 25, 1978
 Invasion of Cambodia. Some 100,000 Vietnamese with 20,000 KUFNS troops, under 
 the direction of Gen. Van Tien Dung, launch an invasion of Cambodia.
 THE CPP IS THE GENERAL VAN TIEN DUNG'S TROOPS OF OCCUPATION OF CAMBODIA FROM 
 1979-2009

 THE FACTS :
 CAMBODIA REMAINS OCCUPIED BY VIETNAM IN VIOLATION OF 10 UN RESOLUTIONS.
 UN Passes Strong Resolution on Cambodia Human Rights Abuses
 Feb. 27, 1982 : UN Commission on Human Rights meeting in Geneva adopted a 
 resolution condemning Vietnam’s occupation of Cambodia as a violation of 
 Cambodian human rights. The vote was 28 in favor, 8 against, and 5 
 abstentions.
 Oct. 21, 1986 The UN General Assembly adopted a resolution A/RES/41/6, by 
 vote of 116-21 with 13 abstentions, calling for a withdrawal of Vietnamese 
 forces from Cambodia.
 IT'S IMPERATIVE FOR VIETNAM TO COMPLY WITH THIS UN RESOLUTION


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Re: VIETNAM OCCUPATION OF CAMBODIA RE: Political confrontation continues

2009-08-10 Thread starplatinum

[I post too quickly, I’m going to arrange my words and post it again
to make more readable.]

Bury Chau,

What a shame, Chau is a surname from Kampuchea Krom. By your quick
respond it shows that an old dog can’t learn a new trick, hopefully it
will be useful to someone else.

Have you ever considered doing something good for Cambodia by retiring
or commit a Patriot suicide?

You have a right to express your opinion the same as everyone else
here, but when you don’t admit your liability, you can’t learn and
move on.

While you are too busy focusing on what you don’t want for Cambodia,
your enemies are too busying focusing on what they want. This should
explain why your enemies are successful while you felt so resent.

No one cares if you only keep your dirty mouth to yourself or keep
Cambodia off your menu. I’m not against you, but your disturbing
messages. Thing will improve naturally if you close your mouth for
once.

Here is a reason why…

By focusing and talking on what you don’t want, it will move closer to
you. I know you want to whole world to read and hear your messages so
they can help, but you are dead wrong.

Your posts have been all about what you don’t want to happen to
Cambodia, it isn’t a good idea as the more people read and hear your
messages the sooner your reality would come true. Whatever coming
closer to you is also coming closer to other Cambodians, and you
wouldn’t want that or would you?

Your bad mouth through the mass media is more like a Khmer rebel
terrorist, you are sabotaging Cambodia. I drummed it to you before and
now again.

On the other hand, if you keep focusing on what you want, it will also
move closer and closer to you. To live a health life you should
replace with what you don’t want with what you want whether for
yourself, your country or your love ones.


sf11

On Aug 10, 10:42 pm, Bury Chau chaub...@hotmail.com wrote:
 Heng Samrin'S OATH OF ALLEGIANCE TO HO CHI MINH ,VIETNAM :
 Our people would like to pay respect and express profound gratitude to 
 Chairman Ho Chi Minh, founder of the ICP, who had left a brilliant example of 
 the precious patrotic spirit and clear-sighted international solidarity-an 
 invincible force no power can destroy-to the next generations.

 This oath of allegiance to Ho chi Minh allows the CPP to bring Vietnamese 
 invaders  illegal Vietnamese settlers to run Cambodia as of today.

 200 000 Vietnamese troops remains in Cambodia hiding in the 19 Vietnamese 
 associations across Cambodia and through the CPP army/police militia and 
 Officials of the Cambodian government of Hun Sen/Heng Samrin/Chea Sim from 
 1978-2009.

 1.Gen.Van Tien Dung, launch an invasion of Cambodia Dec 25 1978

 2.IT CONFIRMS BY THIS BOOK : on the behavior and character of a Vietnamese.

 BOOK  GIAI PHONG  by T Terzani.

 It describes a Vietnamese as THIEF, A LIAR, A KILLER, A DECEIVER , a sleeper 
 ..

 THE FACTS :

 CAMBODIA REMAINS OCCUPIED BY VIETNAM IN VIOLATION OF 10 UN RESOLUTIONS.

 UN Passes Strong Resolution on Cambodia Human Rights Abuses
 Feb. 27, 1982 : UN Commission on Human Rights meeting in Geneva adopted a 
 resolution condemning Vietnam’s occupation of Cambodia as a violation of 
 Cambodian human rights. The vote was 28 in favor, 8 against, and 5 
 abstentions.
 Oct. 21, 1986 The UN General Assembly adopted a resolution A/RES/41/6, by 
 vote of 116-21 with 13 abstentions, calling for a withdrawal of Vietnamese 
 forces from Cambodia.
 IT'S IMPERATIVE FOR VIETNAM TO COMPLY WITH THIS UN RESOLUTION



  Date: Mon, 10 Aug 2009 05:35:12 -0700
  Subject: Re: Political confrontation continues
  From: silenfo...@gmail.com
  To: camdisc@googlegroups.com

  Bury,

  Have you ever considered doing something good for Cambodia by retiring
  or commit a PATRIOT suicide?

  You have a right to express your opinion the same as everyone else
  here, but when you don’t admit your liability, you can’t learn and
  move on.

  Bury is too busy focus on what he doesn’t want for Cambodia, while his
  enemies are too busying focusing on what they want. This should
  explain why your enemies are successful while you felt so resent
  because you are too busy wanting for what you don’t want.

  No one cares if you only keep your dirty mouth to yourself or keep
  Cambodia off your menu. I’m not against you, but your disturbing
  messages. Thing will improve naturally if you close your mouth for
  once.

  Here is a reason why…

  Keep focusing and talking on whatever you don’t want, it will move
  closer and closer to you. I know you want to whole world to read and
  hear your messages so they can help, but you are dead wrong.

  Your messages have been all about what you don’t want to happen to
  Cambodia, it isn’t a good idea as the more people read and hear your
  messages the sooner your reality would come true. Whatever coming
  closer to you is also coming closer to other Cambodians, and you
  wouldn’t want that or would you?

  Your bad mouth through the mass media 

Re: VIETNAM OCCUPATION OF CAMBODIA 100 TORTURE CENTERS ACROSS CAMBODIA\: Political confrontation continues

2009-08-10 Thread starplatinum

Frankly my dear, I don't know about all those things, but the thing is
I also don't care.

I don't spend more than 2 seconds looking at your post if I happen to
scroll across it.

My conclusion to you is I don't know and I don't care The whole
world doesn't care either.

sf11


On Aug 10, 5:10 pm, Bury Chau chaub...@hotmail.com wrote:
 Vietnam, has not respected the UN CHARTER, the Paris Peace agreement with the 
 US .

 A.. VIETNAM INVASION AND OCCUPATION OF CAMBODIA 1978-2009.
 December 25, 1978 Invasion of Cambodia. Some 100,000 Vietnamese with 20,000 
 KUFNS troops, under the direction of It describes a Vietnamese as THIEF, A 
 LIAR, A KILLER, A DECEIVER , a sleeper ..

 B.. CHINESE INVASION OF VIETNAM (SHORT)
 Feb.. 17, 1979 Teaching a lesson. Some 170,000 Chinese troops with 700 
 warplanes, and 250-300 tanks launched an invasion of Vietnam to punish it for 
 invading of Cambodia.

 100 TORTURE CENTERS across CAMBODIA.

 Vietnam's occupation of Cambodia 1979-1989 under Le Duc Tho rule.

 An estimated 460 000 innocent Cambodians died , killed , tortured, etc...

 100 Torture centers were established across Cambodia. (Methods of torture 
 described to Amnesty International).
 Methods of torture described to Amnesty International as being used by the 
 Vietnamese forces of invasion and occupation of Cambodia under Le Duc Tho's 
 rule, from 1979-1989, through the CPP/HUN SEN regime.( an estimated 460 000 
 innocent Cambodians died during that period)

 1. Beatings with truncheons, sharp-edged wooden staves, and iron bars and 
 whippings
 with chains and rubber hoses.( Methods of torture described to Amnesty 
 International)

 2. Near-suffocation with plastic bags,( Methods of torture described to 
 Amnesty International)

 3. Near-drowning in vats of water,( Methods of torture described to Amnesty 
 International(Methods of torture described to Amnesty International)

 4. Burial alive, and(Methods of torture described to Amnesty International)

 5. Forced ingestion of irritant liquids have also been reported to the 
 organization ( Amnesty International report)

 6. Electric shocks .In addition, former prisoners have testified that their 
 interrogators administered electric shocks,( Methods of torture described to 
 Amnesty International)

 7.Burned them with hot irons, and (Methods of torture described to Amnesty 
 International)

 8.Forced them into petrol drums, which were then covered and repeatedly 
 struck from the outside. The high noise level causes pain and disorientation. 
 (Methods of torture described to Amnesty International)





  Date: Mon, 10 Aug 2009 08:04:02 -0700
  Subject: Re: VIETNAM OCCUPATION OF CAMBODIA RE: Political confrontation 
  continues
  From: silenfo...@gmail.com
  To: camdisc@googlegroups.com

  [I post too quickly, I’m going to arrange my words and post it again
  to make more readable.]

  Bury Chau,

  What a shame, Chau is a surname from Kampuchea Krom. By your quick
  respond it shows that an old dog can’t learn a new trick, hopefully it
  will be useful to someone else.

  Have you ever considered doing something good for Cambodia by retiring
  or commit a Patriot suicide?

  You have a right to express your opinion the same as everyone else
  here, but when you don’t admit your liability, you can’t learn and
  move on.

  While you are too busy focusing on what you don’t want for Cambodia,
  your enemies are too busying focusing on what they want. This should
  explain why your enemies are successful while you felt so resent.

  No one cares if you only keep your dirty mouth to yourself or keep
  Cambodia off your menu. I’m not against you, but your disturbing
  messages. Thing will improve naturally if you close your mouth for
  once.

  Here is a reason why…

  By focusing and talking on what you don’t want, it will move closer to
  you. I know you want to whole world to read and hear your messages so
  they can help, but you are dead wrong.

  Your posts have been all about what you don’t want to happen to
  Cambodia, it isn’t a good idea as the more people read and hear your
  messages the sooner your reality would come true. Whatever coming
  closer to you is also coming closer to other Cambodians, and you
  wouldn’t want that or would you?

  Your bad mouth through the mass media is more like a Khmer rebel
  terrorist, you are sabotaging Cambodia. I drummed it to you before and
  now again.

  On the other hand, if you keep focusing on what you want, it will also
  move closer and closer to you. To live a health life you should
  replace with what you don’t want with what you want whether for
  yourself, your country or your love ones.

  sf11

  On Aug 10, 10:42 pm, Bury Chau chaub...@hotmail.com wrote:
   Heng Samrin'S OATH OF ALLEGIANCE TO HO CHI MINH ,VIETNAM :
   Our people would like to pay respect and express profound gratitude to 
   Chairman Ho Chi Minh, founder of the ICP, who had left a brilliant 
   example of the precious patrotic 

Khmer Music (Rock)

2009-07-28 Thread starplatinum

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/asia-pacific/8167436.stm

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Re: How Thais teach their people history

2009-07-13 Thread starplatinum

Chetrasena,

What are you trying to say? One race is traitor, one race is a
trickier and another race is a lowest class.  What is this Hindou's
class?

I checked Google and I could not find the meaning of it. Can you
provide a link of reference for that article? I’m just curious. Are
there a high class of races and a lower class of races?

I have heard of higher class of people and lower class of people, but
race? I checked Google and there is no such material related to the
issue brought up by you. Every race has it been up and down in time.
The Mongolians at once conquered and controlled most of East, Central
and Western Europe, the Middle East, and most of Asia. The Caucasians
conquered North and South America, Asia and Africa etc.

Ttechnologies were once started from the East, and then flowed to the
West. Now it’s flowing back to the East again. Japan was at once time
control most of Asia too. The United States was the most powerful
country in the world and shrinking fast. Russia at once time was the
super power of Asia, but China has taken that spot and is competing
with the United States.

The Khmers at once time controlled most of South East Asia and now
they are not. There is nothing permanent in this world. Everything is
changing by the hours. The blacks were slaved of the whites. Time has
changed and now a black is the president for one of the most powerful
in country on Earth.

The Mongolia at once time was ten thousand times more powerful than
the Khmer Empire. Now they are spends $23.1 million per year on
military, while Cambodia spends $112 million per year on their
military. Cambodia is five times more powerful than Mongolia. Is
Mongolia in a lower class now?

My summary is anyone who wrote or brings up an issue like one race is
traitor, one race is a trickier and one race is a low class has to be
retard.



On Jul 12, 12:31 pm, Chetrasena sdokkokt...@gmail.com wrote:
 People : Thai's people has its own institution from the founding
 father of Sokhothai, Ayuthia up to Chakry dynasty,because Thai has its
 sasstra (Kbuon), and Yuon has trick (Put) for Khmer Sottrot (this word
 is deriving from Hindou's class, Soutras which means, the lowest
 class ). That what we are right now. You need an institution to fight
 against hunger in Africa, Obama said.

 On Jul 12, 3:07 am, timothych...@aol.com wrote:

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  (http://www.ilovethailand.org/videos/id_36/title_lost-territory/)

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Re: Cambodia marks anniversary of temple's world heritage listing/Questions remain.

2009-07-10 Thread starplatinum

Lenny,

On a Cambodian satellite TV CTN, it shows the road to Preah Vihear is
being built. Last time I saw someone posted in this forum about Hun
Sen talking to the public that Cambodia alone is no match for
Thailand. He was talking about not much forest in Cambodia to support
guerilla warfare. So it seems he is already chicken out, it must be
his old age. I disagree with him.

A war with Thailand isn’t a bad idea. There aren’t many
infrastructures in Cambodia to be damaged from a war. Many Khmer still
remembered freshly how Thailand treated them when they escaped to the
border for help.

Thailand is facing big problems from the Muslims when they annexed two
provinces from Malaysia long ago. These two provinces are causing
Thailand weaker in term of economics and military. A majority of
people in Surin of Thailand are Khmer would rise up once a war is
broke out. A united between Khmer and Khmer Surin can free the Khmer
Krom and make Kampuchea Krom and Surin part of Cambodia again which
will then become the Greater Kampuchea.


On Jul 9, 5:36 pm, Len Graceffo rosedalepa...@hotmail.com wrote:
  I'm confused. Was the land surrounding Preah Vihear not officially given to 
 Cambodia in 1962 as I read on another member of Camdisc's reply? Why hasn't 
 the CPP built a high quality road /entrance for tourists ? Why did they wait 
 so long to complete the road from Siem Reap to Anlong Veng? What is the 
 status of the road from Anlong Veng to Preah Vihear temple? That road would 
 also be of grat value to the small villages along the way. The CPP make 
 foolish stupid mistakes. That temple should of been commercialized years ago. 
 By relying on the Thai's initiative to set up and use their roads Cambodia 
 allowed themselves to be DEPENDANT on the Thai's. Why would the CPP allow 
 another country to dictate how many tourists can visit a Cambodian temple ? 
 Us foreigners have to pay twice remember from the Thai side. Hun Sen is a 
 soldier, not a public adminstrator and should stick to wars. Regards, Lenny



  Date: Wed, 8 Jul 2009 23:53:11 -0700
  Subject: Re: Cambodia marks anniversary of temple's world heritage listing
  From: khmeryo...@gmail.com
  To: camdisc@googlegroups.com

  There are many things to clarify to the Cambodian people, but SRP has
  no ability to voice their concerns to reach Cambodian people at all
  because of mass media has been monopolized by the CPP to fool
  Cambodian people.

  While Angkor Wat, the icon of the nation has been listed by UNESCO,
  why the government in that time didn't sponsor or persuade through
  mass media to call for Cambodian nationalism and celebration?

  What is the expecting outcome from nationalism celebration of this
  Preah Vihear? It makes Cambodians feel good or it will become ultra
  racial nationalism towards Thai people? Or it is just showing Sok An's
  work to raise himself up higher than others inside the CPP, his key
  contenders?

  How about the good intention to deal with Thailand? Any good
  mechanisms being raised now? Or just declared war again and again by
  Hun Sen, and continue to celebrate nationalism until Thai embassy will
  be burned again?

  This nationalism celebration is sponsored by the government -
  government put high expectation to legitimize their power regardless
  that legitimization will skip the Cambodian interests.

  So on and on to say...

  KY

  On Jul 8, 6:50 am, timothych...@aol.com wrote:
   Cambodia  needs to address its border’s issues with every neighboring
   country, especially  with Vietnam and Thailand because it has been 
   reported that
   these countries  continue to encroach Cambodian territory.
   Recently,  Thailand has had its national political problems, gradually 
   more
   from the time  after Mr. Thaksin was ousted. The current administration
   needs to do something  to satisfy Thai Voters. Campaign promises of the 
   current
   Thai’s ruling party  regarding Preah Vihear must be handled properly.
   Good  relationship between Ex-PM Thaksin and Premier Hun Sen is a thorn
   that troubles  current Thai Prime Minister. He is looking for more 
   reasons to
   divert Thais  people from its internal problems. Border tensions between 
   the
   two countries  have helped both political parties—current ruling party of
   Cambodia and of  Thailand.
   Unfortunately,  Cambodia/Vietnam border’s issues have been forgotten and
   the CPP is not going to  stir up the problems with the Vietnamese. First, 
   if
   it does, Cambodia cannot  handle two enemies at the same time; secondly, 
   the
   CPP will lose the friendship  protection from Vietnamese incase it has to
   battle the Thai  forces. However, the border problems with Thailand, 
   should
   give the  Cambodian government a good reason to also settle border's 
   problems
   with  Vietnam correctly.
   The opposition parties are stuck. They cannot  make much noises against 
   the
   CPP in any case at this time. Any move will be seen  as if 

Re: MR. TIMOTHY CHHIM

2009-07-07 Thread starplatinum

Tim,

I agree with your conclusion. Cambodia is not that bad, from your
experience people are allowed to start an opposition party. I hope you
learned your past experiences and go back to create your own party,
you have qualities and talents in that area. The biggest obstacle is
probably funding, it’s easier to join a party that’s already existed.

It seems that all the oppositions are there to anti the ruling party,
the CPP. To topple and to win in order to improve this nation then
here is a chance they might win, but to topple and to win so they can
make lots of money then the chance is they will never win.

By doing so about making money they would get a similar and equal
reaction. The ruling party has been there for many years and has a
strong foundation. It can not be up rooted by a new comer.

An opposition party existed to anti another party is not healthy at
all. There should be a motto to keep all members in line. The motto
should be about improving and creating. Everything begins with one
step at a time. It doesn’t work and giving up too soon is the lack
planning in advance.

Many people join a political party because they want to make money or
be rich, but get disappoint and left when there is not any. When the
party has a problem with funding or money is because their
organization doesn’t invest to generate enough income.

What people don’t realize is the CPP has investments everywhere in the
country to generate the income they needed. If the opposition parties
stop thinking about anti and put their energy into making money like
the CPP, sooner or later they will become force to be reckoned with.



On Jul 7, 3:05 pm, timothych...@aol.com wrote:
 silenfores,

 It is strange that the oppositions, whose jobs are to criticize the  ruling
 party, are really defensive over my critiques. It appears that they  cannot
 take criticism very well. I take it that the majority of them are  hardcore
 followers and don't have their mind open to criticisms. One can  only
 imagine what their attitude will be if they have a chance to become  the 
 ruling
 party.

 When I campaigned in last year's general election, one of the  objection to
 change was them being skeptical over the new leadership  of the new party.
 They had said,  the politicians are the same. Others  were enthusiastic
 about our messages, but they were not sure the  promises could be carried out.
  One comment was kind of stuck in my  mind was the question related to my
 ex-party. They had asked many times  if it was funded by Premier Hun Sen as
 such information was  broadcast daily on the radio. If it was, then why the
 change?

 The majority of Cambodians are afraid to change. I don't  think any
 opposition party can manage to run Cambodia by itself without  full 
 cooperation
 from the CPP. The current leadership of all opposition parties  must be better
 (in all aspects) than the leadership of the CPP in order for  the people to
 feel comfortable to change. Otherwise, the CPP will run the  country
 forever.

 

 In a message dated 7/6/2009 8:30:12 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

 silenfo...@gmail.com writes:

 Tim,

 “Many career politicians take advantage over your  silence and abuse
 your
 trust, patriotism and nationalism.”

 You  are somewhat right on the one above. Many Khmers follow their
 leaders  blindly without a question ask. They suddenly become followers
 because  there is a leader available. A leadership without a
 transparent quality is  ought to be avoided.

 Are they looking for a leadership who is going to  bring a better life
 for the people or are they look for a leader who are  polite and have
 nice smile in public? The Khmers still have a frame of  references that
 polite and nice smile are the way to go. Khmer leaders  learned this
 trick and are good putting that role. Apart from such a role,  they are
 completely useless.

 You have many criticisms from people.  Those people tend to support a
 party, simply because they dislike the  current ruling leader. Although
 he is bad, still there is one else is  better than him, for now. I have
 heard this man has done some good deeds  comparing to the oppositions
 who are only interested in  talking.

 On Jul 7, 2:29 am, timothych...@aol.com wrote:



   In  a message dated 7/5/2009 6:45:39 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
 infos.kh...@gmail.com writes:

  Dear  Compatriots,
   I  feel very insulted by the remarks of Mr. Chhim in these messages. But
  I
  prefer  to ignore it and concentrate my efforts, just give my
 availability
  to a priority  is to save Cambodia from the clutches  of Yuon instead of
  wasting my time  responding to such messages  and avoiding to show that
 we are
  divided.

  I  am  sorry to see an educated person like Mr. Chhim, is always criticism
   and blame  the oppositions. even though I disagree with your approach.
 But I
  hope you do  with good will, without attempting lick the  feet of the
  servants of yuon  directly or indirectly.
   

Re: MR. TIMOTHY CHHIM

2009-07-06 Thread starplatinum

Tim,

“Many career politicians take advantage over your silence and abuse
your
trust, patriotism and nationalism.”

You are somewhat right on the one above. Many Khmers follow their
leaders blindly without a question ask. They suddenly become followers
because there is a leader available. A leadership without a
transparent quality is ought to be avoided.

Are they looking for a leadership who is going to bring a better life
for the people or are they look for a leader who are polite and have
nice smile in public? The Khmers still have a frame of references that
polite and nice smile are the way to go. Khmer leaders learned this
trick and are good putting that role. Apart from such a role, they are
completely useless.

You have many criticisms from people. Those people tend to support a
party, simply because they dislike the current ruling leader. Although
he is bad, still there is one else is better than him, for now. I have
heard this man has done some good deeds comparing to the oppositions
who are only interested in talking.



On Jul 7, 2:29 am, timothych...@aol.com wrote:
 In  a message dated 7/5/2009 6:45:39 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
 infos.kh...@gmail.com writes:

 Dear  Compatriots,
 I  feel very insulted by the remarks of Mr. Chhim in these messages. But I
 prefer  to ignore it and concentrate my efforts, just give my availability
 to a priority  is to save Cambodia from the clutches of Yuon instead of
 wasting my time  responding to such messages and avoiding to show that we are
 divided.

 I  am sorry to see an educated person like Mr. Chhim, is always criticism
 and blame  the oppositions. even though I disagree with your approach. But I
 hope you do  with good will, without attempting lick the feet of the
 servants of yuon  directly or indirectly.
 
 This  is the factual problems with you and your group's mind-set. Whenever
 a person  doesn't agree with your ways of doing things or being a critique
 of your  political Party; he/she is being labeled a Yuon’s servants, puppet
 or CPP’s feet  licker. Such attitude is no different from the Khmer Rouges'
 approaches that had  killed everyone who opposed to their policy.
 I  urge you and your party’s leaders to reconsider that there are people
 outside of  your party who do love their country as much as you do. Become a
 group of open  minded people and consider opinions of other people carefully
 and stop that kind  of rhetoric. Such an attack will not benefit your party
 and the country because  it will repel good people away from joining for the
 good cause. Nevertheless, I  appreciate your true color and I am sure that
 the public will also learn the  fact that there is no different between
 yours and the communist’s. Retrain your  thoughts and tell your mind that it’s
 ok to be different, it’s ok to accept  criticism and that those who
 criticize you and your party are not your  enemies.

 =
 Mr.  Chhim , the proof courage, of determination and of sacrifice
 extraordinary  leaders and members SRP, touches the bottom of my heart, my 
 conscience
 tells me  that if I love justice, be fair with friendly people, I must dare
 to board the  same boat, paddling, pushing, through the barrier together,
 today I am proud to  join myself to SRP, to give my time and personal
 resources to encourage these  people who I have great respect for bravely 
 working a
 noble  cause.
 ==
 My  critiques do not call for you or anyone to stop doing what you want and
 what you  can do to help Cambodia. I always admire those who have
 sacrificed for the  country, however I will not close my ears and eyes and be 
 a
 yes-man to  individuals who abuse people’s trust.
 ==
 Mr.  Chhim , Cambodians are not stupid. We must stop attacking the
 nationalists to  try to make a place in politics. On several occasions, 
 experience
 has shown us  clearly that this approach is to destroy youself and destroy
 your country.
 ==
 The  nationalists are everywhere. You and your group don't own the rights
 to be the  only group of nationalists. By labeling others that they are not
 nationalists  because they have different opinion than yours you will not
 just destroy  yourself and your group but you will also destroy the country.
 You are right Lok  Sokha, the Cambodian people are not as ignorant as you
 think; that’s why they  can smell bad politicians from miles away. If your 
 group
 is “good” you don't  need to worry, do you?
 ==
 In  closing, I hope that Mr. Chhim, is focusing his energy to criticize, to
 suggest  with a constructive way to unite, to encourage, to promote those
 who dare to  sacrifice their time, resources, their personal lives, family,
 professional,  without asking anything back to save our beloved Cambodia,
 instead of spending  time in his living room to blame for destroying

 Good  4th of July.

 Sokha  Ly
 ===
 It’s  all in your mind, Lok Sokha. My critiques can be 

Re: MR. TIMOTHY CHHIM

2009-07-06 Thread starplatinum

Correction,  I left out  “no” which make no sense

Although he is bad, still there is one else is better than him, for
now. 

should be

Although he is bad, still there is no one else is better than him,
for now.


On Jul 7, 10:29 am, starplatinum silenfo...@gmail.com wrote:
 Tim,

 “Many career politicians take advantage over your silence and abuse
 your
 trust, patriotism and nationalism.”

 You are somewhat right on the one above. Many Khmers follow their
 leaders blindly without a question ask. They suddenly become followers
 because there is a leader available. A leadership without a
 transparent quality is ought to be avoided.

 Are they looking for a leadership who is going to bring a better life
 for the people or are they look for a leader who are polite and have
 nice smile in public? The Khmers still have a frame of references that
 polite and nice smile are the way to go. Khmer leaders learned this
 trick and are good putting that role. Apart from such a role, they are
 completely useless.

 You have many criticisms from people. Those people tend to support a
 party, simply because they dislike the current ruling leader. Although
 he is bad, still there is one else is better than him, for now. I have
 heard this man has done some good deeds comparing to the oppositions
 who are only interested in talking.

 On Jul 7, 2:29 am, timothych...@aol.com wrote:

  In  a message dated 7/5/2009 6:45:39 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
  infos.kh...@gmail.com writes:

  Dear  Compatriots,
  I  feel very insulted by the remarks of Mr. Chhim in these messages. But I
  prefer  to ignore it and concentrate my efforts, just give my availability
  to a priority  is to save Cambodia from the clutches of Yuon instead of
  wasting my time  responding to such messages and avoiding to show that we 
  are
  divided.

  I  am sorry to see an educated person like Mr. Chhim, is always criticism
  and blame  the oppositions. even though I disagree with your approach. But I
  hope you do  with good will, without attempting lick the feet of the
  servants of yuon  directly or indirectly.
  
  This  is the factual problems with you and your group's mind-set. Whenever
  a person  doesn't agree with your ways of doing things or being a critique
  of your  political Party; he/she is being labeled a Yuon’s servants, puppet
  or CPP’s feet  licker. Such attitude is no different from the Khmer Rouges'
  approaches that had  killed everyone who opposed to their policy.
  I  urge you and your party’s leaders to reconsider that there are people
  outside of  your party who do love their country as much as you do. Become a
  group of open  minded people and consider opinions of other people carefully
  and stop that kind  of rhetoric. Such an attack will not benefit your party
  and the country because  it will repel good people away from joining for the
  good cause. Nevertheless, I  appreciate your true color and I am sure that
  the public will also learn the  fact that there is no different between
  yours and the communist’s. Retrain your  thoughts and tell your mind that 
  it’s
  ok to be different, it’s ok to accept  criticism and that those who
  criticize you and your party are not your  enemies.

  =
  Mr.  Chhim , the proof courage, of determination and of sacrifice
  extraordinary  leaders and members SRP, touches the bottom of my heart, my 
  conscience
  tells me  that if I love justice, be fair with friendly people, I must dare
  to board the  same boat, paddling, pushing, through the barrier together,
  today I am proud to  join myself to SRP, to give my time and personal
  resources to encourage these  people who I have great respect for bravely 
  working a
  noble  cause.
  ==
  My  critiques do not call for you or anyone to stop doing what you want and
  what you  can do to help Cambodia. I always admire those who have
  sacrificed for the  country, however I will not close my ears and eyes and 
  be a
  yes-man to  individuals who abuse people’s trust.
  ==
  Mr.  Chhim , Cambodians are not stupid. We must stop attacking the
  nationalists to  try to make a place in politics. On several occasions, 
  experience
  has shown us  clearly that this approach is to destroy youself and destroy
  your country.
  ==
  The  nationalists are everywhere. You and your group don't own the rights
  to be the  only group of nationalists. By labeling others that they are not
  nationalists  because they have different opinion than yours you will not
  just destroy  yourself and your group but you will also destroy the country.
  You are right Lok  Sokha, the Cambodian people are not as ignorant as you
  think; that’s why they  can smell bad politicians from miles away. If your 
  group
  is “good” you don't  need to worry, do you?
  ==
  In  closing, I hope that Mr. Chhim, is focusing his energy to criticize, to
  suggest  with a constructive way to unite

Re: The devil that they don't know

2009-06-28 Thread starplatinum

Chhim,

When it comes to politics, there is no such thing as an honest
politician. You can’t be too truthful if you want to maneuver with
other opponents.

This is an example.

Saddam Hussein, the former president of Iraq, wanted alliance with the
U.S. He thought he was one, but the U.S. betrayed him. They gave him
chemical weapon to gas his opposition the jihadists, which the U.S
later condemned him for gassing his own people but the U.S secret
wanted gassed.

The U.S used him to do their own dirty work. When the job was done,
they provoked, toppled and executed him. This is a real devil to do
this to him.

Sometimes if want to fight a devil you have to become a devil yourself
or make one like Saddam.

The Cambodian politicians are too naïve and ignorance to see far
outside of their own country.  They only use deceptions on their own,
where as the U.S politicians use deceptions mainly on the people
outside of their own country.



On Jun 27, 1:13 pm, timothych...@aol.com wrote:
 The  devil that they don't know
 The  Cambodian People's Party (CPP)  has been gaining its grounds in most
 towns and cities in the U.S.A. where  Cambodian populations are highly
 concentrated. Various Cambodian associations  are now either sympathized with 
 the
 CPP or being neutralized. Many overseas  vocal activists are getting old and
 weak both physically and financially. Those  who used to be against the CPP
 now are working with this organization openly and  covertly. Many
 politicians have switched to rally behind the CPP and Hun Sen.  Business
 entrepreneurs have little choice but to cooperate with the government  of 
 Cambodia to
 gain maximum profits and to be safe. Politicians who have  businesses inside
 Cambodia are subjected to the same condition.
 The  recent opening of a Cambodian consulate in Lowell, Massachusetts, was
 a real  blow to the oppositions and those who counter to the government’s
 policy. The  CPP has picked an ex-SRP’s official to head the consulate. This
 has added a  thorn in the eye of the SRP’s political organization in North
 America.
 CTN  and TVK are the main sources of government and the CPP’s propaganda.
 These  television stations have reached many Cambodian families,  including
 retail business locations in the U.S. By watching their various  programs
 that  show  all “great” news about economic achievements, social developments
 and various  entertainments, many Cambodians are now at ease with the
 government and some  even praise the works it has done in spite of of the 
 charges
 by some national  and international community that it is one of the worst
 administrations in the  world.
 In  regards to  Preah Vihear,  it is  a symbol of nationalism and
 patriotism for the majority of Cambodian  populations. It undoubtedly helps 
 boost the
 image of Premier Hun Sen and his  political party. The people will rally
 behind Hun Sen if there are more fights  at the borders. The majority of
 Cambodians feels that Hun Sen is doing the right  thing to protect Cambodian
 interests and disregard any political theaters staged  by both Cambodia and
 Thailand.
 So  far the oppositions are seen to be on the wrong side of this issue. Eng
 Chhay  Eang's letter (and its contents) to protest against a ceremony held
 in  Massachusetts to commemorate Preah Vihear was counterproductive. It was
 a bad  move by SRP’s camp with regards to Preah Vihear issue. It seems that
 SRP is only  looking to be in opposition to anything and everything that the
 government does.  The lawsuits initiated by Mme Mu Soc Hua at this juncture
 will not help SRP in  this particular issue either. It will be viewed as a “
 wicked” strategic move of  the oppositions to weekend Cambodian government;
 hence,  they indirectly help Cambodia’s enemy.
 It  is very difficult to fight the devil, but it can be done: One  must not
 be the devil him/herself. Otherwise it will just be an endless  vicious
 cycle. So far, many people have realized that the oppositions are not
 necessarily better than the ruling party. The lack of strong and effective
 organizational structures, the absence of self sustainable political
 infrastructures and the moral indifference among members of political  
 parties give the
 Cambodian people little choice but to stick around with the  devil they have
 and they know.

 By  nature people are afraid to change, especially the change from the
 devil they  know to the devil that they don't know.

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Re: To silenfo...@gmail.com, Re: corruption

2009-06-11 Thread starplatinum

Timo, I’m thankful to see what you see, described thrdr environments
in Cambodia in details and aware of what’s going on. Those bunches of
politicians cannot live like they are not part of their surroundings
anymore. Environments are part of our extended body. If they damage
it, they damage everything else around including themselves.

Talking about skyscrapers, why would ones indulge oneself likes
Ferdinand Marcos of the Philippines who know mainly pleasure and
little happiness in his life. He died a sad man, but cannot totally
blame him because his egoism within drives him blind. I believe it may
not be much different from the Cambodian politicians.

All Cambodians ought to be aware of that wealth creations are within
their on country, underneath their feet and within themselves if they
want to enjoy success. They don’t need to look across the globe to
find anything except all sorts of educations you can learn from.

All creations must be come from within. They have stop dreaming that
“the grass is always greener on the other side of the fence.” It’s not
wrong to think that some foreigners are richer, but they have mastered
the skills of wealth creations and sometimes without realizing it.

Man is in some ways similar to a fruit tree except he can create
almost anything. God weren’t allow him visualize and create a thing
quickly to safe guard against harming himself.

Imagine if man have a miracle power to make anything quickly. He can
think of brand new car, and it suddenly appears in front of him. Then
the fears within him make him dream of a monster, and suddenly a
monster appears in front of him too. If a man has such a power, the
first one person he kills is probably himself.




On Jun 11, 12:47 pm, timothych...@aol.com wrote:
 silenfores,
 You hit the nail right  on the head when you stated that all Cambodians
 need is to take out the weeds  and sow some seeds and Cambodia will be self
 sufficient.
 Comparing to other  nations of the world, Cambodians are very lucky to have
 Cambodia as a  place called home to some 14 Millions inhabitants. Cambodia
 is one of the most productive lands in  South East Asia.
 The destructions of  Cambodia and her people in the past  few centuries
 have been manmade. Personal greed have played and continues to  play a major
 role in Cambodia’s destruction. Instead of  prudently taking care of the
 woodland, Cambodian leaders deforest their precious  forestry; instead of
 preserving fishery in Tonle Sap Lake and Rivers, Cambodian  rulers allow 
 fishermen
 to catch them anarchically; instead of helping Cambodian  farmers to farm
 their own productive land, Cambodian authorities sell or lease  their fertile
 territory to foreign countries; Instead of using foreign  contributions to
 help disadvantaged Cambodians, powerful Cambodians pocket  millions to
 indulge their family members; instead of preserving national lakes  and 
 waterways,
 Cambodian leaders choke them up to make rooms for unnecessary  skyscrapers,
 etc… and etc…
 I believe that if  Cambodian government and politicians put the people
 first, Cambodians would be  much better off than they are today. Cambodians
 cannot afford to have their  politicians and government officials continued to
 play with their head any more.  They have to demand full accountability from
 all sides of political ideology.  The initiative of change should start with
 each Cambodian individual with the  guidance of those who have high moral
 and ethical authority. Political leaders  must have the will to take the lead
 by stopping all the rhetoric and becoming  truthful to their members,
 followers and the entire people of Cambodia.
 Playing politics to  “fill one’s pots” is not going to derail Cambodia
 from  the abyss.
 Regards,
 =

 In a message dated 6/11/2009 10:06:47 A.M. Korea Standard Time,

 silenfo...@gmail.com writes:

 Tomo, the leasing of Cambodia’s land to other nations raised by you  is
 an indication that the Cambodia is a place to create and growth.  Such
 actions are unnecessarily and will cause and unwanted effects  later
 on. All they should do is to take out the weeds, sow some  seeds,
 everything will be ready for harvest. The ruling government did  not
 see it, they see short term monetary gain.

 The natural world is  smart and intelligent when left alone. Give it
 enough time it grows and  provides, and never ask for any credit in
 return. Man of higher position  goes in to upset its ecological balance
 and then ask those below him for  credit.

 Cambodia is a poor state is not because the land is a barren  region
 like some countries in the African continent, but man made.  Receiving
 aid by Cambodia to patch over the top of some places is not  good
 enough for itself and the donors. I cannot imagine what would  happen
 if the aid is to be cut off suddenly.

 The other nations can  not help Cambodia any better than giving some
 aid. They can not tell the  Cambodian government to change the 

Re: To silenfo...@gmail.com, Re: corruption

2009-06-10 Thread starplatinum

Timo,

Good topic on stealing, I am amazed at your facts and findings. I hope
your friend’s bad experience will not demoralize him in starting a new
venture somewhere else. Stealing like this is likes cancer cells that
are killing their own host in which cells has to die too when the host
die.

Stealing is so wrong because it’s like owing other people money and
materials. When people steal, it’s mean they show lacking. The
practice of stealing transfer serves the purpose ones temporarily, but
may cause others to loss balance and hope in the course of servings
and creating more which are good for humanity.

In the practice stealing of lands by the government officials from the
farmers are they throw the farmers off balance. In due course there
will be less food for the country; consequently it increases the
levels of corruptions, poverties and insecurities.

Lacking is the opposite of the ability to create wealth and materials.
One of the acts of lacking is by stealing. Those who did it would
automatically attract more of the same lacking to them. Hence, no debt
will go unpaid. The more they steal, the more lacking they will be.

High ranking government officials fall into this category too. They
might already have a million dollars, but the lacking mind wants more.
Corruptions and stealing go together hand in hand to make good laws
unenforceable.

Bear in mind, there is nothing worst than seeing small children go
hungry. My heart will always go out to them.



On Jun 10, 1:27 pm, timothych...@aol.com wrote:
 During my stays in  Cambodia, I have met/interviewed with  young men and
 women who were HS students and University students about their  future. Most
 of them had minimized their hope just to work in a factory, go  overseas as
 laborer in foreign countries or simply hope for government jobs so  they
 might land in kanleng klanh or gold mine in the departments  in which you 
 are
 talking about.
 What scares me the  most is not only the corruption in the government
 sectors; it is also the  corruption in business segments as well as in the 
 whole
 society.
 A friend of  mine used to own a hotel in PP but went out of business due to
 his  employee's dishonesty. They stole everything ranging from kitchen
 utensils,  computer chips to bed sheets; that just to name a few. Sometimes 
 the
 numbers of days of occupancy in certain rooms shrunk (in paper) from one
 week to  just 3 days. Workers reported that financial statements were lost due
 to  computer problems. When the Hotel owner checked the computers, no
 chips remained in the CPUs.
 You are not going to  find out who is corrupt or not corrupt easily because
 the bribers and those who  receive bribes (bribees?) work together as a
 team. It’s the payers, donors and  business owners who usually pay the price.
 Part of the problems is that most  people in Cambodian society accept that
 bribery is tolerable and it is a part of  their life. Government is still in
 denial that the level of corruption in  Cambodia is not bad and that there is
  corruption in every country hence don't worry about it.
 It is ashamed to say  that in politics, too, you will find the level of
 corruption, nepotism and  favoritism, etc… in the same proportion in all
 political groups. When clean  politicians are corrupt, corrupt politicians are
 clean then clean equal corrupt.  Can you figure out that equation? Political
 contributions given to politicians  to fight corruption, justice and freedom
 have been used to feed politicians,  their family members and friends.
 Who/what is left to  fight this monster called corruption?
 Most Cambodians have  not learned that when everyone in the household steal
 from their own  family, only their neighbors will get richer. No wonder why
 Cambodia is  shrunk to where it is today.
 ==

 In a message dated 6/10/2009 8:29:47 A.M. Korea Standard Time,

 silenfo...@gmail.com writes:

 Tim,Absolutely right, it’s not surprised at all. The ruling  government
 lives on handout from the donors, what do you expected the  millions of
 poor Cambodian to live on.

 The systems over there are  most the corrupted and unproductive. You
 reap what you sow, if they don’t  sow anything over there, of course
 they will have nothing to  reap.

 Many people in the cities study real hard just are looking  forward to
 get out of the country. The systems are unorganized and offer  little
 opportunities for the populations as whole.

 The corrupted  beaurocrates only interested in doing one signature and
 get at least  $3,000. Someone I know wanted to help Cambodia so he
 organized to import  agriculture products to sell at his shop. All
 those products have to pass  about 5 signatures which would get him at
 least $15,000 excluding the cost  of buying, containers and shipping.
 Where can he get the profit from? He  also has to wait four weeks to
 get right amount he wants.

 In the end  he has no choice but to import from Thailand and Vietnam.

 

Re: To silenfo...@gmail.com, Re: corruption

2009-06-10 Thread starplatinum

Tomo, the leasing of Cambodia’s land to other nations raised by you is
an indication that the Cambodia is a place to create and growth. Such
actions are unnecessarily and will cause and unwanted effects later
on. All they should do is to take out the weeds, sow some seeds,
everything will be ready for harvest. The ruling government did not
see it, they see short term monetary gain.

The natural world is smart and intelligent when left alone. Give it
enough time it grows and provides, and never ask for any credit in
return. Man of higher position goes in to upset its ecological balance
and then ask those below him for credit.

Cambodia is a poor state is not because the land is a barren region
like some countries in the African continent, but man made. Receiving
aid by Cambodia to patch over the top of some places is not good
enough for itself and the donors. I cannot imagine what would happen
if the aid is to be cut off suddenly.

The other nations can not help Cambodia any better than giving some
aid. They can not tell the Cambodian government to change the systems
of rulings as they do not know its operational function levels, even
if they do know and tell them it would still fall on deaf ears, beside
it’s none of their business.

We have been talking about some of the processes of cause and effect.
What’s causing the destructives and creative processes? By
understandings the root of it fundamentals problems it will help to
give a long term solution to this country.

At least there are still some people like you around with healthy mind
whose is acting like an agent little by little for a healthier
Cambodia.

Instead of applying big forces randomly on wrong points and cause
unwanted changes, the applying small forces on any right  weak point
will definitely cause big changes for the better.








On Jun 11, 3:41 am, timothych...@aol.com wrote:
 Silenfores,

 Land-grabbing is a major problem facing Cambodian small farmers, peasants
 and poor. It is horrible to have the feeling that sooner or later your land
 and home will be stolen from you and there is nothing you can do to  stop
 it. I wonder if PM Hun Sen and other officials ever have such a  feeling like
 that.

 During last year electoral campaign, the issue was raised and put in front
 of Cambodian voters. However, most voters didn't think that it
 (land-grabbing) would happen to them. Additionally, the reasons why they  
 didn't vote
 on this issue because they didn't belief that the oppositions could  solve
 this issue either.

 Many felt that all politicians are the same and if the oppositions won  the
 election, they would be more corrupt than the current officials.  They
 believed that in Cambodian society poor people (if elected) tend to  be more
 corrupt. Looking back to my experience in dealing with many  politicians, I
 have to agree with the voters who thought that politicians are  more or less
 the same. This is not to say that everyone is corrupt, but the  majority are.
 My messages are always the same-- if you (politicians) are  corrupt, you
 cannot blame on corruption by others. You just don't have that  moral 
 authority.

 Some writers put the blame on the Khmer Rouge era for the today's
 corruption and land-grabbing due to the fact that most of land and other  
 documents
 were destroyed. We cannot use the Khmer Rouge as the scapegoat for
 everything that happens today. Leasing land to the neighboring countries and 
 to  the
 Gulf States for farming is a new problem and the government of both
 countries cannot practice forced evictions in the name of economic development
 just to please a few greedy investors (at the expense of poor and powerless
 Cambodians.)

 Regards,

 

 In a message dated 6/10/2009 11:50:53 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

 silenfo...@gmail.com writes:

 Timo,

 Good topic on stealing, I am amazed at your facts and  findings. I hope
 your friend’s bad experience will not demoralize him in  starting a new
 venture somewhere else. Stealing like this is likes cancer  cells that
 are killing their own host in which cells has to die too when  the host
 die.

 Stealing is so wrong because it’s like owing other  people money and
 materials. When people steal, it’s mean they show lacking.  The
 practice of stealing transfer serves the purpose ones temporarily,  but
 may cause others to loss balance and hope in the course of  servings
 and creating more which are good for humanity.

 In the  practice stealing of lands by the government officials from the
 farmers are  they throw the farmers off balance. In due course there
 will be less food  for the country; consequently it increases the
 levels of corruptions,  poverties and insecurities.

 Lacking is the opposite of the ability to  create wealth and materials.
 One of the acts of lacking is by stealing.  Those who did it would
 automatically attract more of the same lacking to  them. Hence, no debt
 will go unpaid. The more they steal, the more lacking  they 

Re: To silenfo...@gmail.com, Re: corruption

2009-06-10 Thread starplatinum

[Made some corrections:]

Tomo, the leasing of Cambodia’s land to other nations raised by you is
an indication that the Cambodia is a place to create and growth. Such
actions are unnecessarily and will cause unwanted effects later on.
All they should do is to take out the weeds, sow some seeds and
everything will be ready for harvest. The ruling government did not
see it as they see just short term monetary gain.

The natural world is smart and intelligent when left alone. Give it
enough time it grows and provides, and never ask for any credit in
return. Man of higher position goes in to upset its ecological
balance, causing undesired effects and even dare to ask those below
him for credit.

Cambodia is a poor state is not because the land is a barren region
like some countries in the African continent, but man made. Receiving
aid by Cambodia to patch over the top of some places is not good
enough for itself and the donors. I cannot imagine what would happen
if aid is to be cut off suddenly.

The other nations can not help Cambodia any better than giving some
aid. They can not tell the Cambodian government to change the systems
of rulings as they do not know its operational function levels, even
if they do know and tell them it would still fall on deaf ears, beside
it’s none of their business.

We have been talking about some of the processes of cause and effect.
What’s causing the destructiveness and creativeness processes? By
understandings the root of it fundamentals problems it will help to
give a long term solution to this country.

At least there are still some people like you around with healthy mind
whose is acting like an agent little by little for a healthier
Cambodia.

Instead of applying big forces randomly on wrong points and cause
unwanted changes, the applying small forces on any right  weak point
will definitely cause big changes for the better.



On Jun 11, 11:06 am, starplatinum silenfo...@gmail.com wrote:
 Tomo, the leasing of Cambodia’s land to other nations raised by you is
 an indication that the Cambodia is a place to create and growth. Such
 actions are unnecessarily and will cause and unwanted effects later
 on. All they should do is to take out the weeds, sow some seeds,
 everything will be ready for harvest. The ruling government did not
 see it, they see short term monetary gain.

 The natural world is smart and intelligent when left alone. Give it
 enough time it grows and provides, and never ask for any credit in
 return. Man of higher position goes in to upset its ecological balance
 and then ask those below him for credit.

 Cambodia is a poor state is not because the land is a barren region
 like some countries in the African continent, but man made. Receiving
 aid by Cambodia to patch over the top of some places is not good
 enough for itself and the donors. I cannot imagine what would happen
 if the aid is to be cut off suddenly.

 The other nations can not help Cambodia any better than giving some
 aid. They can not tell the Cambodian government to change the systems
 of rulings as they do not know its operational function levels, even
 if they do know and tell them it would still fall on deaf ears, beside
 it’s none of their business.

 We have been talking about some of the processes of cause and effect.
 What’s causing the destructives and creative processes? By
 understandings the root of it fundamentals problems it will help to
 give a long term solution to this country.

 At least there are still some people like you around with healthy mind
 whose is acting like an agent little by little for a healthier
 Cambodia.

 Instead of applying big forces randomly on wrong points and cause
 unwanted changes, the applying small forces on any right  weak point
 will definitely cause big changes for the better.

 On Jun 11, 3:41 am, timothych...@aol.com wrote:

  Silenfores,

  Land-grabbing is a major problem facing Cambodian small farmers, peasants
  and poor. It is horrible to have the feeling that sooner or later your land
  and home will be stolen from you and there is nothing you can do to  stop
  it. I wonder if PM Hun Sen and other officials ever have such a  feeling 
  like
  that.

  During last year electoral campaign, the issue was raised and put in front
  of Cambodian voters. However, most voters didn't think that it
  (land-grabbing) would happen to them. Additionally, the reasons why they  
  didn't vote
  on this issue because they didn't belief that the oppositions could  solve
  this issue either.

  Many felt that all politicians are the same and if the oppositions won  the
  election, they would be more corrupt than the current officials.  They
  believed that in Cambodian society poor people (if elected) tend to  be more
  corrupt. Looking back to my experience in dealing with many  politicians, I
  have to agree with the voters who thought that politicians are  more or less
  the same. This is not to say that everyone is corrupt, but the  majority

Re: When it’s surplus it reduces.

2009-06-09 Thread starplatinum

[Made some minor corrections and n added on]

Man is a frustrated animal. For example, at the age of 15 years old,
he would be most happy if he has $2000 to spend. How happy he would be
if he has $50,000 to spend. Slowly he accumulates it at the age of 30.

Let’s make it to $100,000 for spending spree, and he reaches the age
of 40.

No, it’s still not exciting enough; he wants to accumulate it to
$600,000. At the age of 60 he makes it, but it’s still not enough, he
wants it more.

Finally he reaches his goal and accumulates it to $1,000,000 at the
age of 80. By this time at this age he would be too tire to enjoy life
and his money is of little value to him.

You go through prep, kindergarten, primary school, high school,
college, and university and the end result can be disappointing.

Man thinks the final end is the most fun, but it’s not true. It’s the
journey along the ways that count.  Stop worrying about this and that.
Enjoy life to the full whether you are young or old.

The world will know how to take care and balance itself out. Look at
the global recession. Some parts of the world have too much and many
parts have too little.

Although the divine do not take away from the rich and give it to the
poor, it is reducing the surplus of the rich worldwide; therefore it’s
become a global recession. If the poor want to be rich they have to be
efficient in creating something.

The two laws of nature are:

When it’s efficient it creates and increases.
When it’s surplus it reduces.




On Jun 9, 10:12 pm, starplatinum silenfo...@gmail.com wrote:
 Man is a frustrated animal. For example, the age of 15 years old, he
 would be most happy if he has $2000 to spend. How happy he would be if
 he has $50,000 to spend. Slowly he accumulates it at the age of 30.

 Let’s make it to $100,000 for spending spree, and he reaches the age
 of 40.

 No, it’s still not exciting enough; he wants to accumulate it to
 $600,000. At the age of 60 he makes it, but it’s still not enough, he
 wants it more.

 Finally he reaches his goal and accumulates it to $1,000,000 at the
 age of 80. By this time at this age he would be too tire to enjoy life
 and his money is of little value to him.

 You go through prep, kindergarten, primary school, high school,
 college, and university and the end result can be disappointing.

 Man thinks the final end is the most fun, but it’s not true. It’s the
 journey along the ways that count.  Stop worrying about this and that.
 Enjoy life to the full whether you are young or old.

 The world will know how to take care and balance itself out. Look at
 the global recession. Some parts of the world have too much and many
 parts have too little.

 Although the divine do not take away from the rich and give it to the
 poor, it is reducing the surplus of the rich. If the poor want to be
 rich they have to be efficient in creating something.

 The nature law is:

 When it’s efficient it creates and increases.
 When it’s surplus it reduces.
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Re: When it’s surplus it reduces.

2009-06-09 Thread starplatinum

Tim,Absolutely right, it’s not surprised at all. The ruling government
lives on handout from the donors, what do you expected the millions of
poor Cambodian to live on.

The systems over there are most the corrupted and unproductive. You
reap what you sow, if they don’t sow anything over there, of course
they will have nothing to reap.

Many people in the cities study real hard just are looking forward to
get out of the country. The systems are unorganized and offer little
opportunities for the populations as whole.

The corrupted beaurocrates only interested in doing one signature and
get at least $3,000. Someone I know wanted to help Cambodia so he
organized to import agriculture products to sell at his shop. All
those products have to pass about 5 signatures which would get him at
least $15,000 excluding the cost of buying, containers and shipping.
Where can he get the profit from? He also has to wait four weeks to
get right amount he wants.

In the end he has no choice but to import from Thailand and Vietnam.

Everyone over there only interested in reaping, but not sow. So, I am
not the least surprised if they are starving.


On Jun 10, 2:04 am, timothych...@aol.com wrote:
 Interesting!

 Millions of Cambodians now are at the stage where they just wish  to have
 enough food to eat, some basic shelters to cover their head, little
 medication for their illness, peace, justice and freedom to live as  
 frustrated
 animal.

 ===

 In a message dated 6/9/2009 8:12:49 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

 silenfo...@gmail.com writes:

 Man  is a frustrated animal. For example, the age of 15 years old, he
 would be  most happy if he has $2000 to spend. How happy he would be if
 he has  $50,000 to spend. Slowly he accumulates it at the age of 30.

 Let’s make  it to $100,000 for spending spree, and he reaches the age
 of 40.

 No,  it’s still not exciting enough; he wants to accumulate it to
 $600,000. At  the age of 60 he makes it, but it’s still not enough, he
 wants it  more.

 Finally he reaches his goal and accumulates it to $1,000,000 at  the
 age of 80. By this time at this age he would be too tire to enjoy  life
 and his money is of little value to him.

 You go through prep,  kindergarten, primary school, high school,
 college, and university and the  end result can be disappointing.

 Man thinks the final end is the most  fun, but it’s not true. It’s the
 journey along the ways that count.   Stop worrying about this and that.
 Enjoy life to the full whether you are  young or old.

 The world will know how to take care and balance itself  out. Look at
 the global recession. Some parts of the world have too much  and many
 parts have too little.

 Although the divine do not take away  from the rich and give it to the
 poor, it is reducing the surplus of the  rich. If the poor want to be
 rich they have to be efficient in creating  something.

 The nature law is:

 When it’s efficient it creates and  increases.
 When it’s surplus it  reduces.

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Re: Om Yintieng's strategy in Handling with all Critical Issues in Cambodia

2009-06-08 Thread starplatinum

KY,

To be honest, I don’t know anything about the Cambodian politics. Who
is Om Yintieng? I have no idea.

It’s good to see you drill into something like this. If you are not
preparing to an action, drilling into something like this is a
wasteful energy.

“Your homework from now is to find out that where is Om Yintieng
coming from?
To whom his family clan is? Who are those two accompanians? Also, seek
the
reality that many important grassroots policemen and police posts have
been
employing former Vietnamese troops or Cambodians?”

To answer your question, here is my answer.

My two cousins have Om as the surname, but one has changed to Tan
which is Chinese to avoid being captured in a country he used to live
in as he broke so many rules and law.

This smartass guy was always on the runs until he changed his full
names and escape to Cambodia. I believe he is now working bodyguard
for some officials.

Their father was a Vietnamese descent who was born and brought up in
Cambodia.

Too bad, a high ranking Cambodia official has an Om as a surname.


On Jun 8, 10:46 am, Khmer Young khmeryo...@gmail.com wrote:
 Sunday, June 7, 2009  Om Yintieng's Strategy in Handling with all Critical
 Issues in 
 Cambodiahttp://cambodianbrightfuture.blogspot.com/2009/06/om-yintiengs-strate...

 Om Yintieng has used the same strategy to respond to all critical public
 expression and criticism by using the tactis of to arbitrarily oppose them
 or push them to the corner. For instance, in case of UN's human rights
 commission Peter Lebridge, Yas Ghai, Global Witness, and present Ambassador
 Carol Rodly etc.

 Why Om Yintieng has used this strategy? 1. To intimidate and silence the
 Cambodian people, 2. To corner them in order to shut the mouth of those
 critics.

 *Om Yengtieng on Corruption
 Denialhttp://www.dailymotion.com/video/x9iiu2_om-yengtieng-on-corruption-de...
 *
 *Uploaded by khmermediawatch http://www.dailymotion.com/khmermediawatch. -
 News videos from around the world.http://www.dailymotion.com/us/channel/news
 *

 Just look at the external protocol, we know that Om Yintieng's strategy is
 to manipulate and divert the attention of Cambodian people as much as he
 can:

 1. He is using National Television Network to persuade the Cambodian public.
 We don't know how many times this TVK has aired his speech, but his first
 intention is to give lesson to all Cambodian people with his personal logic
 to divert the real intention and the real issue of corruption. He justified
 many things involving corruption such as using his survey statistics (but in
 our mind want to know how many people he asked questions? How is his survey
 procedures etc? Why he didn't elaborate it). He used his speech to buy the
 mind of Cambodian farmers that corruption cannot instabilize the country or
 it is not the priority for Cambodia's current problems or curruption is not
 the serious thing for Cambodia. He accepted to resign from his post if he
 cannot achieve to pass the corruption laws, but it is clearly showing his
 unwillingness.

 2. Everyone has been aware that corruption is underminding all problems in
 Cambodia: socio, political and economical problems. But Mr. Om Yintieng
 intentionally articulated his own rationalization by linking to the opinion
 of Cambodian people that corruption will solely help finding justice in
 legal system as well as court procedures in Cambodia.

 Your homework from now is to find out that where is Om Yintieng coming from?
 To whom his family clan is? Who are those two accompanians? Also, seek the
 reality that many important grassroots policemen and police posts have been
 employing former Vietnamese troops or Cambodians?

 3. He also spoke on behalf of poor payment to teachers and public servants
 that the accusation to them about poor salary will conduct more corrupted
 can not be acceptable. He justified his righteousness to stay close with
 those poor and low classes ranking public servants. But in reality, everyone
 has clearly known that incumbent Cambodian government has treated those
 lower public servants poorly. Their salary cannot afford a decent living.
 Their hope is waiting the day that government will increase their salary.
 But at the present they have to try their best for their stomach and family.
 The morality and ethics of those public servants have been deteriorated by
 Om Yintieng's government. Those lower public servants are the victime of
 those powerful and Om Yintieng's vanguard.

 4. Critically, the two men accompanied Om Yintieng in this TVK alienably
 look non-Khmer personality. This also include Om Yintieng himself.
 http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_jVCbxaOxjhA/SixMywSGMlI/ASM/JpkPalf...Your
 homework from now is to find out that where is Om Yintieng coming from? To
 whom his family clan is? Who are those two accompanians? Also, seek the
 reality that many important grassroots policemen and police posts have been
 employing former Vietnamese troops or Cambodians?

 The 

Re: Khmers are Khmer

2009-06-08 Thread starplatinum

Tim,

Agree, I like to add to it. There are many fundamental flaws in the
Cambodia’s society that need to be changed in order to compete/ flow
with the world.  However, the one object that is needed to change now
is they have been taught that power and wealth are outside of their
own country.

Cambodia has been reaching out to many nations for wealth and power
for 101 years. Every time when the Khmer leaders go to visit other
country, the first question they would normally raise is that they
have money problems and they need help with money. They don’t go there
to offer/ help other people, but to get and get with no shame.

Occasionally they ask outside help to get involved in domestic
disputes which resulted in shaping what Cambodia is now. Cambodia is
now today is the result of Cambodia’s self creation.

The laws of nature are powerful and should not be toyed with like a
man made law. By misusing it, it can create great havocs. By using it
properly it can create prosperity.

By reaching out to the world for wealth, it’s recognized by the world
as a beggar country. By reaching out to the world for power, it’s
recognized by the world as incompetent and the disgraces in the
killing fields will stain forever. And they still haven’t learned
their lessons.

The creation of power  wealth are in every one of us regardless of
nationalities and the creation of power  wealth are in every country
including Cambodia.


On Jun 9, 4:19 am, timothych...@aol.com wrote:
 KC,

 It's important for all Khmers to stick together regardless of where we are
 and who we are. Geographical divisions should not divide our heart, mind,
 soul  and nationality. Overseas Khmers have been called as Anekachun which
 by  definition we are only foreign national living inside Cambodia under its
  protection. The intention to divide Khmer people should be stopped by  all
 members of different political parties and political beliefs.

 We have been given ammunitions to other nations to destroy us for years.
 It's time to stop the rhetoric.

 Have a great day Bro,

 Regards,

 ===

 In a message dated 6/8/2009 1:37:23 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

 kourk_chh...@yahoo.com writes:

 Dear bang and all,
 The point is the porverty problem cannot blame anybody but the  government
 themself, it's the government job to use fund properly  to help the poor not
 fillup their own bank accounts, we Khmer outside,  some of us are barely
 support ourselves, pay our monthly debts, but  we still be able to manage some
 little money to help our brothers,  sisters their be cause they are one of
 us.

 KC
 Khoar Chev ( Made in Cambodia )

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Re: Internalize beliefs, don't just talk

2009-05-28 Thread starplatinum

Kangaroo,

I could not agree more! You are perfectly correct.


On May 28, 1:36 am, kangaroo therabbitn...@netscape.net wrote:
 On May 27, 5:46 pm, starplatinum silenfo...@gmail.com wrote:

  Kangaroo,

  I don’t think you are ready for a deep answer, but I’m going to give
  some, even if you don’t understand because your ideology so deep
  seated, it will serve as useful purpose for other researchers.

 Perhaps you don't have any answers.
 If you do, you came out with it already instead of railroading it.
 I can say the same thing. I would not tell you anything since you
 don't have enough intelligent to understand it. In fact, this kind of
 comment is being used to side tract so one doesn't have to answer the
 question.

  Man goes to wars for many reasons, though the two popular wars are
  about greed and another one is about different in ideology, sometimes
  both.

 If you know so much, why can't you answer this simple question?
 Here it is again.
 If Cambodians really believed in Buddha, why did they kill millions of
 their own people in their own country?

  If a country goes to war on another country on greed, they would spare
  the enemies’ food supply, women children, culture and other treasures.

 Let's get back to the question. If Cambodians really believed in
 Buddha, why did they kill millions of their own people in their own
 country?
 You seems to be really intelligent to answer this simple question.
 Do you have the answer?

  In World War II, the Nazi started war in Europe was about greed when
  Europe was in a recession. However Hitler war on the Jews in Europe
  was about ideology and morality. The Nazi spare the life of non-Jews,
  but many Jews were totally terminated including women and children.

 You can't even compare Cambodians of any kind to Hitler regime.
 My friend,
 Nazi was an intellectual who lead a modern country, not like Cambodia
 who was searching for a solution for their own society.

  The last and bloody war in Cambodia was not about greed, but different
  in ideology and morality. The Khmer Rogues they hated the system of
  belief of their enemies so much, that their only solution was total
  termination of non-Khmer Rogues, and then replace it with their own
  which were never materialized.

 Yet, the question being asked remains the same.
 Why did Cambodians kill millions of their own people if they really
 believed in Buddha?
 Do you have any answers to that?

  They did not realize their stupidity in which they destroyed their
  temples, the cultures, the schools, the arts, music which were collect
  for many centuries. In fact, they destroyed everything they could get
  their hands on result in brought their own country back to the Year
  Zero.

 Now we are talking. It seems that those idiots did not believe in
 Buddha. They said they did.  But they really didn't know what they
 said. Hence, the comment must be true. Cambodians do not truely
 believe in Buddha. They do when their belief benefits them. They don't
 when it doesn't. Is it true?

  The sad thing is their own enemies were their own kind.

 It means that they are not Budha believers. If they were, they would
 not have killed like people kill animals for foods.

  Now I would like to talk about you. Your Khmer attitude is appalling.
  Basically you should have a good look at yourself because your
  typically Khmer behavior is so disturbing that almost everyone here
  avoids you, but you are still chasing after them with your ideology
  which no one wants.

 And ..?
 What are we talking about here?
 What have you been doing it?
 Now are you trying to attack the messenger to avoid answering the
 questions?
 Many Cambodians have come before have done it. It's not new.
 That's right. They destroy one's personality to silent the truth.
 Is that what you are trying to do?

  You seem to have hatred for the ideology of this Cambodian opposition
  Sam Rainsy so much. If you were in power will you totally terminate
  and destroy him, his teams and supporters like the Khmer Rouges did to
  Cambodia in the past?

 That's right. Sam Rainsy and his clan are not different from many
 others. They destroy others so they can have the power. Sam Rainsy
 preached division from the very beginning. He uses democracy to cover
 his division.
 My friend,
 If he is a true country lover, he would preach unity of the Cambodian
 society, not some. Sam Rainsy preaches hates and elevate his own as
 the only good things in life. Any CPP and some others are not good
 enough. They deserve to be eliminated according to Sam Rainsy
 ideology. Is that what Cambodians really need after year zero?
 Here is my comment. Ofcourse, Cambodians don't need division as Sam
 Rainsy has been preaching. Cambodia badly needed unity than never
 before after the destruction of Khmer Rouge. Sam Rainsy and his party
 have not displayed any of that kind of couragement since the very
 beginning. He would run overseas whenever he has problem

Re: Internalize beliefs, don't just talk

2009-05-27 Thread starplatinum

Kangaroo,

I don’t think you are ready for a deep answer, but I’m going to give
some,
even if you don’t understand because your ideology so deep seated, it
will
serve as useful purpose for other researchers.

Man goes to wars for many reasons, though the two popular wars are
about
greed and another one is about different in ideology, sometimes both.

If a country goes to war on another country on greed, they would spare
the
enemies’ food supply, women children, culture and other treasures.

If a country goes to war because of their different in ideologies,
nothing
would be spared, it’s would be a total destruction.

In World War II, the Nazi started war in Europe was about greed when
Europe was in a recession. However Hitler war on the Jews in Europe
was
about ideology and morality. The Nazi spare the life of non-Jews, but
many Jews were totally terminated including women and children.

The last and bloody war in Cambodia was not about greed, but different
in
ideology and morality. The Khmer Rogues they hated the system of
belief
of their enemies so much, that their only solution was total
termination of
non-Khmer Rogues, and then replace it with their own which were never
materialized.

They did not realize their stupidity in which they destroyed their
temples,
the cultures, the schools, the arts, music which were collect for
many
centuries. In fact, they destroyed everything they could get their
hands
on result in brought their own country back to the Year Zero.

The sad thing is their own enemies were their own kind.

Now I would like to talk about you. Your Khmer attitude is appalling.
Basically you should have a good look at yourself because your
typically
Khmer behavior is so disturbing that almost everyone here avoids you,
but you are still chasing after them with your ideology which no one
wants.

You seem to have hatred for the ideology of this Cambodian opposition
Sam Rainsy so much. If you were in power will you totally terminate
and
destroy him, his teams and supporters like the Khmer Rouges did to
Cambodia in the past?





On May 28, 3:36 am, kangaroo therabbitn...@netscape.net wrote:
 Thank you. This display is a typical behavior of many Cambodians who
 love to railroad a subject which lead to the ugly truth of the
 society.
 My friend,
 Cambodian facts cannot be changed.
 The fact is that Cambodians millions of their own people in their own
 country.
 The fact is that Cambodians have claimed to be Buddha believers.
 These two facts are contradicted. So which one is true.
 A conclusion can be found. We know that Cambodians killed millions of
 their own while claiming to be buddhists.
 So the claim of their belief is false. That's why we have come to a
 conclusion that Cambodian belief in Buddha is a seasonal belief. They
 only believe in buddha when it benefits them. They destroy them when
 they are not.
 This is only the conclusion that we can come out with from the reality
 in Cambodia.

 On May 26, 4:33 pm, starplatinum silenfo...@gmail.com wrote:

  Kangaroo,

  At that time in Cambodia agriculture was its number one
  priority. As a country in shortage of fertilizers, the massive
  killing were needed so they could growth food to keep some
  people like you alive. Buddha must be pleased to see you
  alive and have so much fun with the Internet while Buddha
  got at his time were Bodhi trees to sit under for its shades.

  On May 26, 5:03 pm, kangaroo therabbitn...@netscape.net wrote:

   My friend,
   That's called a seasonal belief. They believe in Buddha when it
   benefits them.
   They don't when it benefits them. It means that they really don't
   believe in Buddha. They only do it when it benefits them.

   On May 25, 1:04 am, Krakmo Kaing krakmo.ka...@orange.fr wrote:

It's not an appropriated envirement to discuss this issue in this page 
bcz it's large to say.
Cambodia has praticized bouddhism since several centuries and there we 
are as today as
situation. So one day we will be together to have to review all the 
bouddhist institution(in Cambodia).

You Kangaroo, it seems you blaspheme all kind of bouddhism and you have 
not deserve to raise
this question.

   My friend,
   Cambodians don't show the world their own religion.
   If they really believe in Budha, they would not have done it as they
   have been doing in the last century.
   This is fact. How can a Budha believer kill?
   In the Cambodian case, they killed in millions. What kind of Budha
   believer is that?

krakmo

 Message du 24/05/09 09:52
 De : kangaroo
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 Can't you answer the question?
 If Cambodians really believe in Buddha, why did they kill their own
 people in their own country?
 Does it mean that they stopped believing Buddha temporarily?

 On May 22, 2:07 pm, sacravatoons
 wrote:
  It's not the Religion

Re: Internalize beliefs, don't just talk

2009-05-27 Thread starplatinum


Kangaroo,

I don’t think you are ready for a deep answer, but I’m going to give
some, even if you don’t understand because your ideology so deep
seated, it will serve as useful purpose for other researchers.

Man goes to wars for many reasons, though the two popular wars are
about greed and another one is about different in ideology, sometimes
both.

If a country goes to war on another country on greed, they would spare
the enemies’ food supply, women children, culture and other treasures.

If a country goes to war because of their different in ideologies,
nothing would be spared, it’s would be a total destruction.

In World War II, the Nazi started war in Europe was about greed when
Europe was in a recession. However Hitler war on the Jews in Europe
was about ideology and morality. The Nazi spare the life of non-Jews,
but many Jews were totally terminated including women and children.

The last and bloody war in Cambodia was not about greed, but different
in ideology and morality. The Khmer Rogues they hated the system of
belief of their enemies so much, that their only solution was total
termination of non-Khmer Rogues, and then replace it with their own
which were never materialized.

They did not realize their stupidity in which they destroyed their
temples, the cultures, the schools, the arts, music which were collect
for many centuries. In fact, they destroyed everything they could get
their hands on result in brought their own country back to the Year
Zero.

The sad thing is their own enemies were their own kind.

Now I would like to talk about you. Your Khmer attitude is appalling.
Basically you should have a good look at yourself because your
typically Khmer behavior is so disturbing that almost everyone here
avoids you, but you are still chasing after them with your ideology
which no one wants.

You seem to have hatred for the ideology of this Cambodian opposition
Sam Rainsy so much. If you were in power will you totally terminate
and destroy him, his teams and supporters like the Khmer Rouges did to
Cambodia in the past?


On May 28, 3:36 am, kangaroo therabbitn...@netscape.net wrote:
 Thank you. This display is a typical behavior of many Cambodians who
 love to railroad a subject which lead to the ugly truth of the
 society.
 My friend,
 Cambodian facts cannot be changed.
 The fact is that Cambodians millions of their own people in their own
 country.
 The fact is that Cambodians have claimed to be Buddha believers.
 These two facts are contradicted. So which one is true.
 A conclusion can be found. We know that Cambodians killed millions of
 their own while claiming to be buddhists.
 So the claim of their belief is false. That's why we have come to a
 conclusion that Cambodian belief in Buddha is a seasonal belief. They
 only believe in buddha when it benefits them. They destroy them when
 they are not.
 This is only the conclusion that we can come out with from the reality
 in Cambodia.

 On May 26, 4:33 pm, starplatinum silenfo...@gmail.com wrote:

  Kangaroo,

  At that time in Cambodia agriculture was its number one
  priority. As a country in shortage of fertilizers, the massive
  killing were needed so they could growth food to keep some
  people like you alive. Buddha must be pleased to see you
  alive and have so much fun with the Internet while Buddha
  got at his time were Bodhi trees to sit under for its shades.

  On May 26, 5:03 pm, kangaroo therabbitn...@netscape.net wrote:

   My friend,
   That's called a seasonal belief. They believe in Buddha when it
   benefits them.
   They don't when it benefits them. It means that they really don't
   believe in Buddha. They only do it when it benefits them.

   On May 25, 1:04 am, Krakmo Kaing krakmo.ka...@orange.fr wrote:

It's not an appropriated envirement to discuss this issue in this page 
bcz it's large to say.
Cambodia has praticized bouddhism since several centuries and there we 
are as today as
situation. So one day we will be together to have to review all the 
bouddhist institution(in Cambodia).

You Kangaroo, it seems you blaspheme all kind of bouddhism and you have 
not deserve to raise
this question.

   My friend,
   Cambodians don't show the world their own religion.
   If they really believe in Budha, they would not have done it as they
   have been doing in the last century.
   This is fact. How can a Budha believer kill?
   In the Cambodian case, they killed in millions. What kind of Budha
   believer is that?

krakmo

 Message du 24/05/09 09:52
 De : kangaroo
 A : Cambodia Discussion (CAMDISC) -www.cambodia.org
 Copie à :
 Objet : Re: Internalize beliefs, don't just talk

 Can't you answer the question?
 If Cambodians really believe in Buddha, why did they kill their own
 people in their own country?
 Does it mean that they stopped believing Buddha temporarily?

 On May 22, 2:07 pm, sacravatoons
 wrote:
  It's not the Religion

Re: Internalize beliefs, don't just talk

2009-05-26 Thread starplatinum

Kangaroo,

At that time in Cambodia agriculture was its number one
priority. As a country in shortage of fertilizers, the massive
killing were needed so they could growth food to keep some
people like you alive. Buddha must be pleased to see you
alive and have so much fun with the Internet while Buddha
got at his time were Bodhi trees to sit under for its shades.






On May 26, 5:03 pm, kangaroo therabbitn...@netscape.net wrote:
 My friend,
 That's called a seasonal belief. They believe in Buddha when it
 benefits them.
 They don't when it benefits them. It means that they really don't
 believe in Buddha. They only do it when it benefits them.

 On May 25, 1:04 am, Krakmo Kaing krakmo.ka...@orange.fr wrote:

  It's not an appropriated envirement to discuss this issue in this page bcz 
  it's large to say.
  Cambodia has praticized bouddhism since several centuries and there we are 
  as today as
  situation. So one day we will be together to have to review all the 
  bouddhist institution(in Cambodia).

  You Kangaroo, it seems you blaspheme all kind of bouddhism and you have not 
  deserve to raise
  this question.

 My friend,
 Cambodians don't show the world their own religion.
 If they really believe in Budha, they would not have done it as they
 have been doing in the last century.
 This is fact. How can a Budha believer kill?
 In the Cambodian case, they killed in millions. What kind of Budha
 believer is that?

  krakmo

   Message du 24/05/09 09:52
   De : kangaroo
   A : Cambodia Discussion (CAMDISC) -www.cambodia.org
   Copie à :
   Objet : Re: Internalize beliefs, don't just talk

   Can't you answer the question?
   If Cambodians really believe in Buddha, why did they kill their own
   people in their own country?
   Does it mean that they stopped believing Buddha temporarily?

   On May 22, 2:07 pm, sacravatoons
   wrote:
It's not the Religion believe at all.
It's a brain washed and ideology.
The  Japanese Imperial Army had chopped off so many Chinese heads during
their invasion in Nanjing Massacre,December 13,1939.
Hitler's army had killed so many innocent people during the second World
War,including the numbers of Jewish People.

Islam,
Buddhism,
Christianity,
and others religions do not tell people to kill each other .

Because their greeds  powers have lead them to achieve their goals by 
using
the religions as its tool.

Cheers,
Bun H. Ung

 CAN I ASK A QUESTION ?
 IF CAMBODIANS REALLY BELIEVE IN BUDDHA IN GENERAL, WHY DID CAMBODIANS
 KILL AND TORTURED THE WHOLE COUNTRY DURING THE KHMER ROUGE REIGN?
 WE ARE NOT TALKING ABOUT A FEW BUNCH OF NUT CASES. WE ARE TALKING
 ABOUT THOSE THOUSANDS AND THOUSANDS FROM A SMALL GROUP TO COMMUNE AND
 UP AT THE PEOPLE LEVEL. WHY DID THOSE PEOPLE KILL AND TORTURE THEIR
 OWN PEOPLE?
 IF YOU THINK THAT THEY DID BECAUSE THEY WERE TOLD TO DO IT, YOU MAY BE
 RIGHT. YET, THEY STILL KILLED AND TORTURED WITH THEIR OWN HANDS. WHY
 DID THEY DO It IF THEY BELIEVE IN BUDDHA VERY MUCH?

 On May 21, 8:54 am, kourk_chh...@yahoo.com wrote:
 KY,
 Good analyze!

 During the KR time, I lived next to a Pagoda in Phoum Chah, songkatt 
 Teuk
 Cho, Preah Neth Preah, former Khet BB now Bonteay Mean Chei, there 
 was a
 young monk named Nam ( in early 76'S there was still some buddah
 temples ), he was a very kind monk, he used to come to talked with my
 father, helping build our hut and sometime he brough left over food 
 from
 the temple to my family. Later, the KR ordered to close all temples, 
 Nam
 became a Chhloab ( Like Kinh or 2B ), and the same time the killing
 started, and something happened to him beyond my understand, he 
 became a
 cruel killer, every night we lived in fear, especially when we heard
 Nam's horse bell ( unlike others whose rode a bike , he rode a horse 
 ),
 we always asked ourselves  Who is the one gonna be tonight? 
 I saw him , one day, beat up a 7 year old boy who was accused of 
 stealing
 water melon from the  Suon Komar , and slam him against the temple
 wall...
 After all, I think we don't have to be  Khmer Pouch Neak Chombaing 
  or
 follow 100% the teaching of Buddah, however, remember one of the 
 Buddah
 teaching  Teung Pek Vear Dach...Thoo Pek Vear Phleav(?) (sorry, I'm 
 not
 sure exactly what the word was ) , meanly  Be flexible , not too
 arrogant nor humle, also we should understand that SOME Khmers have 
 this
 attitude, if they see someone succeed/rising they jealous with them,
 dodn't want them to grow, but if they see someone so humble, they 
 think
 those people are stupid and look down them as trash.

 Just my 2 Cambodian Cents
 KC

 Khoar Chev ( Made in Cambodia )

 --- On Wed, 5/20/09, Khmer Young wrote:

 From: Khmer Young
 Subject: Internalize beliefs, 

Re: Violence-prone political behavior of current Cambodian political leaders

2009-05-23 Thread starplatinum

*one correction on see*

Khmer Young,

I appreciate your analysis input into the situations where you find
behavior of certain people is not appropriate.

It’s not possible to change these people, but by becoming aware you do
not want to behave like ones, is all
you need for the moment.

The opposite long is short, the opposite of good is evil, the opposite
of birth is death, and the opposite of light
is dark. The other end and its opposite is part of one another.
Without the other one, you can’t define the
other one.

The opposite of ego is spiritual or sacred self. Ego is about threat,
kill, destruction, arrogant, power, fame,
greed and so on. Spiritual is about giving, caring, life, growth,
healing, love, freedom and so on.

Cambodia is a country run by the ego boost for a long time. This is
why you see all the elements of ego in
the country. Those who chosen ego as their behavior does not want to
know anything about the dimensions
of spirits. If you talk about spiritual to them, they will feel
threaten by it.

The ego is likely to have an ideology that falsely claim it be
spiritual and forcing it onto other people. Those
who do not agree with theirs belief system are view as enemies or even
evil because they threaten by the
spiritual dimensions. They will do anything to sabotage the arrival of
any spiritual element onto them. It’s
an unconsciously decision by the ego to protect itself.






On May 23, 10:27 pm, starplatinum silenfo...@gmail.com wrote:
 Khmer Young,

 I appreciate your analysis input into the situations where you find
 behavior of certain people is not appropriate.

 It’s not possible to change these people, but by becoming aware you do
 not want to behave like ones, is all
 you need for the moment.

 The opposite long is short, the opposite of good is evil, the opposite
 of birth is death, and the opposite of light
 is dark. The other end and its opposite is part of one another.
 Without the other one, you can’t define the other one.

 The opposite of ego is spiritual or sacred self. Ego is about threat,
 kill, destruction, arrogant, power, fame, greed
 and so on. Spiritual is about giving, caring, life, growth, healing,
 love, freedom and so on.

 Cambodia is a country run by the ego boost for a long time. This is
 why you all the elements of ego in the country.
 Those who chosen ego as their behavior does not want to know anything
 about the dimensions of spirits. If you talk
 about spiritual to them, they will feel threaten by it.

 The ego is likely to have an ideology that falsely claim it be
 spiritual and forcing it onto other people. Those who do
 not agree with theirs belief system are view as enemies or even evil
 because they threaten by the spiritual dimensions.
 They will do anything to sabotage the arrival of any spiritual element
 onto them. It’s an unconsciously decision by the
 ego to protect itself.

 On May 23, 7:43 pm, Khmer Young khmeryo...@gmail.com wrote:

  Saturday, May 23, 2009  Violence-prone political behavior of Cambodian
  political 
  leadershttp://cambodianbrightfuture.blogspot.com/2009/05/top-lawyer-declines...

  Comment: Incumbent Cambodian political leaders have excessively undertaken
  violence-prone political behavior. Though the brutal Khmer Rouge regime has
  been disappeared but its violent legacy is still spread via behavior of many
  current Cambodian political leaders. Hun Sen himself is the role model of
  violence-prone political leader in CPP. Beside him, many CPP's elites are
  violence-prone members such as Om Yintieng, Kiev Kannaridh, Phay Siphan, Hun
  Neng and Dr.Heng Vong Bunchat who experts in judiciary system in Cambodia.
  Many times, these leaders have publicly expressed violence through their
  public speech. Once, older brother of Hun Sen, Hun Neng wanted to hit global
  witness's staff with hammer. Now, Heng Vong Bunchat who is entitled as a
  doctor of laws has used his derogatory words explicitly intimidated VOA
  radio journalist. Violence-prone politics have deeply embedded in the CPP.

  Court Drops Judicial Academy Bribery Case

  By Sok Khemara, VOA Khmer
  Original report from Washington
  *22 May 2009*

  *Click here to listen the real audio interviewing with Dr.Heng Vong
  Bunchathttp://www.voanews.com/mediaassets/khmer/2009_05/Audio/Mp3/090522%20j...
  *

  *[Editor’s note: Four former and current students at the Royal Academy for
  Judicial Professions, a Phnom Penh court official, an official at the
  Ministry of Justice and others have explained to VOA Khmer in recent months
  that academy students must pay bribes of between $20,000 and $150,000 to
  have seats in the judicial system after they graduate. Government officials
  held a press conference last week to refute the allegations. For further
  clarification, VOA Khmer called one of the government’s top lawyers, Heng
  Vong Bunchat. He spoke on Wednesday to Sok Khemara, who called from
  Washington. Heng Vong Bunchat appeared to confuse Sok Khemara

Re: My Cambodian foster daughter

2009-05-18 Thread starplatinum

Dear Len,

According to the law of increase, when you give, it should be a
pleasure to give and for a right cause. If you are sincere, meaning to
give without a string attach, what
you gave out will return to you in multiply at a right place and time,
not necessarily in term of money, but other things, sometime even
money can not buy such as
health, happiness and longer life.

However, you are being deceived to give which you do not like when
found out as the money is to be misused by a receiver or deceiver then
it is like sowing a seed on
a pavement road or in a desert, in this case it’s would  be fruitless
for anyone.

Many government official workers get about $300 per month, but most
drive Lexus SUV. They do not recognize any spiritual principle of
generosity from their donors.
If they do they would have share some of the donors’ aid with their
own people, but they don’t.

It's a blessing to give than to receive. Many countries including you
are handling out aid to Cambodia and other poor third world countries
and fulfill the law of
increase. If Cambodia and its government are only interested in
getting the handouts and never give anything back to less fortune
countries than itself especially when
in a bad disaster like earthquakes, cyclones, floods and wars then
Cambodia will always remain poor for a very long time.

You have good intention for your foster daughter. If she prepares to
lie because someone else tells her to lie, she is partly responsible
for that act and not totally
innocent.

You have the good intentions and hope it will bear some fruits some
days.





On May 18, 2:53 pm, Len Graceffo rosedalepa...@hotmail.com wrote:
 Dear TSC,
  Thank you for your feedback. I needed to hear that. I'm so ashamed of Canada 
 for being a puppet of the U.S. and sitting back while the U.S. bombed the 
 shit out of Cambodia. We're  responsible for the KR's atrocities by allowing 
 them to stay in power as long as we did. My hope was that maybe not the 
 parents but the children would recognize the spiritual principle of 
 generousity and incorporate that into their lives as they grow older. 
 Planting a small seed might bear fruit down the road.  Among people 40 and 
 over trust seems to be an issue amongst themselves. When I started this 2 
 years ago I told the family I would do this until Srey Mach was 18. I've also 
 told Srey Mach that I will send her to University with room and board if she 
 wants/qualifies. Just her.  I'm aware that if she chooses this I will have to 
 put controls in place. You're absolutely right about the values of hard work 
 but are there any jobs in the rual villages besides sporadic farming? Many 
 people seem to be unemployed. Aside from the bustling markets and the older 
 people who seem to be busy its the 18-25 year olds who seem to have a lot of 
 time on their hands. Maybe I am doing more harm than good. I work a minimum 
 of 60 hour weeks in the oilsands of Alberta, Canada. I know the value of a 
 dollar. Thanx again. Regards, Lenny G



  Date: Sun, 17 May 2009 08:35:00 -0700
  Subject: Re: My Cambodian foster daughter
  From: timothych...@aol.com
  To: camdisc@googlegroups.com

  Hi Lenny,

  You are caught in the never-ending support to these people. $100.00 a
  month falling from the sky is very helpful for any family, regardless
  of its size. Many people are breaking their back for $50.00 (of some
  60 hours/week hard-laboring work) in a factory.

  While I appreciate your good intention, I think you do more harm than
  help by not teaching these people the values of hard work. I doubt
  that you can get this $100.00 from a Canadian tree; you work for it,
  don’t you?

  Cambodian society now is a society dominated by “beggars” where many
  people expect special handouts from people like you and others who are
  heartbroken from seeing their poverty and injustices in Cambodia.
  They love you to death when you feed them freely, but at the moment
  that you stop helping them or putting any conditions on them, it’s
  almost certain that you will become their foe overnight. If this will
  happen, please don’t be disappointed. Just think that it was an
  unconditional love that you have for them. Such thought may set you
  free, but that is what they are banking on. 100 years from now, these
  people will still begging for free contributions.

  There are so many tricks and lies (I have no ideas where they learned
  them from) to break your heart. Some use sickness, diseases and
  family’s problems to beg; some use social or political injustices to
  request your assistance; others just create their personal lies. It
  happens throughout the country and in all institutions. It is a cancer
  in Cambodian modern society. Government is looking for handouts;
  politicians are also looking for handouts and NGOs, too, are looking
  for handouts; and much of contributions have been abused. When is it
  going to end?

  One Cambodian lives near me here in New York was