I watch TVK reporting on the  Oath ceremony and at the National Assembly of the 
"THIEVES, GHOST VOTERS, YUONS".
I SAW THE PICTURE OF MR SAM RAINSY and other Vietnamese wearing the sampots and 
do the sampeah to the STATUE OF CIVA, to King Sihamoni , and the two Buddhist 
monks ....
 
Each time one MP( thief,ghost voter, Yuon ) comes to sampeah the King .
King Sihamoni , king of MP( thief,ghost voter, Yuon ) stood up and responded it 
back to each TIME EACH MP BOW TO SAMPEAH HIM .
IF THERE ARE OVER A 100 MP , THE KING STOOD UP AND SID DOWN 100 TIMES IN 
RESPONSE TO EACH MP( thief,ghost voter, Yuon )?
HOW MANY MP( thief,ghost voter, Yuon ) WERE THERE ANYBODY KNOW ?
 
THOSE MP  "THIEVES, GHOST VOTERS, YUONS" REPEATED LIKE A TAPE RECORDER, ALL THE 
WORD RED ALOUD BY VEN TEP VONG ABOUT PROTECTION OF CAMBODIA INTERESTS....ANTI 
CORRUPTION ETC....
 
WE SAW KHIEU KANHARITH ,CHAN SARUN, AND OTHER VIETNAMESE IN CAMBODIAN 
TRADTIONAL DRESS COMING AND DOING LIKE A ROBOT THE BOWING AND SAMPEAH TO THE 
KING LIKE A ROBOT 
 
 
THE SRP PARTY IS PART OF THE KHMER MONARCHY ,SUPPORTIVE OF THE CPP REGIME ....
IT'S PART OF THE KHEK VANDY CLAN DON'T YOU KNOW ?
WHY  DO YOU SHOW THIS LIKE A SUPRISE ?
 
 
 
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Sam Rainsy Party Joins Assembly Swear-In

By Chun Sakada, VOA Khmer Original report from Phnom Penh24 September 2008








Newly elected members of parliament swore in on Wednesday, in a ceremony 
presided over by King Norodom Sihamoni, third from left.Four political parties, 
including the opposition Sam Rainsy Party, attended a swearing-in ceremony for 
a new government Wednesday, but the Human Rights Party held fast to promises it 
would boycott, withholding three elected lawmakers from the process.
The attendance of Sam Rainsy Party lawmakers followed weeks of threats to 
boycott the ceremony, potentially threatening to deadlock to the government or 
cost the opposition some positions in the Assembly.
Opposition leader Sam Rainsy arrived at the National Assembly building in Phnom 
Penh's Chamkar Mon district early Wednesday morning for the opening of the 
Assembly, with King Norodom Sihamoni presiding.
Reporters were barred from the Assembly session, and Sam Rainsy declined to 
speak to reporters afterward. His party won 26 of 123 National Assembly seats 
in July's election, second behind the 90 seats won by the Cambodian People's 
Party.
Sam Rainsy had said before Wednesday's session the election had been fraudulent 
and had called for a revote while threatening to withhold his candidates from 
Wednesday's ceremony. 
Opposition lawmaker Son Chhay said lawmakers joined the government on Wednesday 
after Prime Minister Hun Sen promised to have the opposition role officially 
recognized by the government and to provide a budget for opposition operations.
Hun Sen addressed reporters Wednesday morning.
"All political parties joined the meeting around the king except the Human 
Rights Party of Kem Sokha,"  Hun Sen said. "I promised to get the request by 
Sam Rainsy discussed in the National Assembly ad hoc [committee] to be put in 
the internal rules." 
Human Rights Party lawmakers Kem Sokha, Yem Ponhearith and Ou Chanrith stayed 
at their headquarters in Phnom Penh Wednesday morning, watching the Assembly 
ceremony on TV.
"We are following a request from the voters to boycott," HRP President Kem 
Sokha said by phone.
"The fourth legislative National Assembly meeting is a new opportunity in 
history for the legislative institution," King Norodom Sihamoni told incoming 
lawmakers, and it was imperative the Assembly hold Cambodia's interests above 
all others.

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Dear All,The first session of parliament was inaugurated with fanfare. After 
vowing to boycott the swearing in ceremony, the oppositions, with the 
exceptions of four MPs, have attended the swearing in. Sam Rainsy attended, but 
Kem Sokha and two of his MPs were prevented from entering the National Assembly 
building because they arrived there too late. After all MPs arrived, the king 
then opened the parliament on a grand scale. To view the pictures of the 
swearing in, click below.
National Assembly Swearing In- 
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