DAZ, I agree with you. This Bury Chau is the scum of the earth.
Soriya On Sep 27, 8:43 am, DAZ <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I agree....I think Bury Chau has no life..thats why he is on here like 24/7! > > > > > > > Date: Sat, 27 Sep 2008 04:32:35 -0700 > > Subject: Re: Cambodia Increase Dog Meat Consumption > > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > To: [email protected] > > > Bury Chau DU MA Ah Kampouch Lor-ngung!! Stop spamming my post!! > > > On Sep 26, 5:25 pm, Bury Chau <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > First, we must understand the behavior and character of a > > > Vietnamese.VIETNAMESE CHARACTER as described in this book : " THIEF, LIAR > > > : BOOK " GIAI PHONG " by T Terzani describes a Vietnamese as THIEF, A > > > LIAR, A KILLER, A DECEIVER , a sleeper ...... > > > Beware of Vietnamese communists agents at this forum : Ông-thu N > > > ([EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > Saturday, September 27, 2008 > > > > In Fisheries Office Fraud, Impunity Worries > > > > By Chiep Mony, VOA Khmer Original report from Phnom Penh26 September 2008 > > > The office of the fisheries department of the Ministry of Agriculture > > > sits on nearly one hectare of land on Norodom Boulevard in Phnom Penh’s > > > Chamkar Mon district. The large office building has been a workplace for > > > fisheries officials since 1979.The building and the land underneath > > > it—worth millions of dollars in today’s real estate market—became the > > > focus of an expansive investigation by police and military police this > > > week, after they arrested 18 people allegedly involved in a scheme to > > > sell the land through forged government documents.Now the people who work > > > in and around the office say they fear the alleged perpetrators, some of > > > whom are a part of the government, will be released.Inside the fisheries > > > office compound on Thursday evening, Pom Sok Hot, a 27-year-old staff > > > administrator, was incensed at the attempted sale.“If someone is found > > > not guilty, he should be released. But any person found to be involved in > > > forging government documents should not be released,” she said. “If the > > > person found guilty is released, that is injustice.”Nearby, a roadside > > > motorcycle repairman, Soeung Rithy, 39, said he worried that powerful and > > > wealthy people would be released.“Frankly speaking, I’m afraid there > > > could be corruption,” he said.RCAF Lt. Col. Saphon Dara was charged at > > > Phnom Penh Municipal Court Wednesday with document forgery. His mother, > > > Neang Sovanny, was charged in absentia for the same crime. Seventeen > > > others, including Lt. Col. Men Vichet, deputy commander of RCAF infantry, > > > and three other military officers, were charged with the use of forged > > > documents.A military policeman told VOA Khmer on condition of anonymity > > > that Saphon Dara was found with a forged letter purporting to come from > > > the Council of Ministers and offering a sale of the fisheries > > > office.Copies of the letter were distributed to Phnom Penh land brokers > > > seeking buyers for the office, and one copy found its way to Men Vichet, > > > the policeman alleged.Offers to buy the land would have been tempting. > > > Land situated on main boulevards, such as Norodom, command a high price > > > in Phnom Penh’s booming real estate market.Soeng Bunna, who owns Bunna > > > Realty Group, said Friday land on the main boulevards, attractive for > > > large business developments or even embassy construction, fetches up to > > > $4,000 per square meter.That means the fisheries department land, which > > > is nearly 9,000 square meters, could have been worth up to $36 million.By > > > last week, reports of the fraudulent letter had reached Prime Minister > > > Hun Sen, who ordered authorities to find the forgers and arrest them.On > > > Friday, Saturday and Sunday, police and military police called in 22 > > > people for questioning, sending 18 to the courts, along with Saphon Dara, > > > who was arrested Monday.Police are still searching for Neang Sovanny.> > > > Date: Fri, 26 Sep 2008 10:55:18 -0700> Subject: High Food Prices In > > > Cambodia Increase Dog Meat Consumption> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: > > > [email protected]> > > High food prices in Cambodia increase dog > > > meat consumption:> > > > >http://www.radioaustralia.net.au/news/stories/200809/s2375310.htm> > > > > _________________________________________________________________ > > > Get more out of the Web. 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