THE CHINESE CULTURE OF CHEATING BOOMERANGS. IN CAMBODIA THE CHINESE CULTURE REVEALS THE ART OF BRIBERY,THIVERY AND CHEASTING .IT REVEALS ALSO THE CHINESE INVESTORS IN CAMBODIA ARE MUCH MORE PIRATES, AND LOW CREATURE ON EARTH.HERE IS WHY.
While cambodia remains occupied by Vietnam against this UN resolution: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.Vietnam does not respect the 10 UN resolutions and UN Charter as of today. THE BEST OF ALL PIRACY IS MADE BY THE CHINESE.Whether in China, Thailand , now in Cambodia. The Chinese are best in this profession. Cambodia to crack down on pirated movies, music. Bangkok Post - Sep 08, 2008 Phnom Penh (dpa) - Cambodia would begin raids on shops suspected of selling pirated movie DVDs and music CDs, a senior official warned Monday. ... dpa reporter is hiding the truth about the chinese in Cambodia. dpa is not honest in this reporting. It's a shame . China dairy sued over infant’s toxic milk death The Associated Press Mon, Oct 13, 2008 (3:21 a.m.) The family of a baby whose death has been blamed on toxic milk filed suit against one of China's largest dairies Monday, while another dairy ensnared in the scandal said it was a victim of unscrupulous subcontractors. The lawsuit against Shijiazhuang Sanlu Group Co. was filed over the May 1 death of 6-month-old Yi Kaixuan in the northwestern city of Lanzhou, the family's lawyer said. It is the first to be filed over a child who died from drinking the tainted milk and asks for almost $160,000 in damages. Milk collection stations and individual farmers are accused of watering down milk to increase volume, then adding the industrial chemical melamine to increase protein levels. Melamine, used mainly in plastics and fertilizer, is high in nitrogen and can make milk appear to contain more protein, which is what quality tests measure. The practice has been blamed for causing the deaths of four infants and sickening 54,000 others, with 10,000 still hospitalized. Speaking on a television talk show late Sunday, the president of Bright Dairy said his company, one of the largest in the Chinese dairy industry, had been "too nice" toward milk collection stations that bought milk from farmers. Large dairy companies typically buy raw milk gathered from small farmers at milking stations and collection centers, often by subcontractors responsible for safety testing. Safeguards were often lax and major milk producers have been criticized for not carrying out adequate testing. The comments appeared aimed at restoring consumer confidence in the wake of the scandal that has dinged the reputation of some of China's best-known food companies. "We thought they were operating in good conscience," Guo Benheng said on state television's economics channel. "I'd say we made an innocent mistake, although an innocent mistake is still a mistake. We are definitely making corrections," Guo said, according to a transcript of his remarks posted on official Web sites Monday. Appearing on the same show, the vice president of Mengniu Dairy, one of the country's largest, said the scandal had affected the company profoundly. "This sort of thing just tears your heart apart," Zhao Yuanhua said. The Yi family's lawyer, Dong Junming, said he turned the lawsuit in at Lanzhou's No. 2 Intermediate People's Court where clerks told him they would notify him Tuesday as to whether it would be accepted. At least two other lawsuits have been filed against Sanlu _ the company at the center of the uproar _ in recent weeks by parents of children suffering from kidney stones. It is not clear if courts will allow these suits to progress. Product liability lawsuits are still relatively rare in China, and lawyers have complained of government pressure to withdraw from the cases. Chinese milk powder and other food products have been banned from more than a dozen countries, worsening an increasingly painful downturn in China's crucial export sector and threatening household incomes in the vast, mostly poor countryside. The scandal has struck a blow to China's efforts to build global brand names and establish healthy business practices. Newspapers on Monday reported Chinese beverage-maker Hangzhou Wahaha Group was considering buying dairy assets from Sanlu Group, the milk-maker accused of attempting to cover up melamine tainting. Sanlu is 43 percent owned by New Zealand dairy giant Fonterra Group, which has already slashed the value of its investment. China's government took over and suspended Sanlu's operations last month, and company heads have been detained for investigation. China's dairy industry has sped ahead in recent years, far outpacing regulatory structures aimed at ensuring safety and quality. Since the tainting scandal broke last month, strict standards for allowable melamine levels in food have been set and 5,000 government inspectors dispatched to provide 24-hour supervision over the industry. Last week, police arrested a dairy farmer accused of producing 600 tons of melamine-spiked protein powder. Eight dairy farm owners and milk buyers were also arrested for purchasing the powder. ___ Associated Press writer Cara Anna contributed to this report from Shanghai From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]: [EMAIL PROTECTED]: [EMAIL PROTECTED]: BAD NEWS FOR VIETNAM AND THE CHINESE : DEFORESTATION IN CAMBODIA ?Date: Fri, 10 Oct 2008 07:21:33 -0700 Friday, October 10, 2008 Wood material sources from Cambodia have become exhausted: VN Ministry of Industry and Trade Woodwork industry thirsty for materials 09/10/2008 VietNamNet Bridge – The thirst for wood materials has become more serious than ever before as Vietnam has been relying on material imports while supply sources have become tighter.The demand for wood material imports has been increasing sharply while sources of supply have been diminishingAccording to the Ministry of Industry and Trade, the demand for wood material imports has been increasing sharply while sources of supply have been diminishing. Sources in Laos and Cambodia have become exhausted, while material prices in Malaysia, the main supplier for Vietnam, are increasing day by day.Increased fuel prices have made it more expensive to ship wood materials from more distant markets. Meanwhile, a lot of export countries, like Russia, have increased export taxes on wood materials.Experts say that prices of imported wood have increased by 40-100%.In a recent workshop on woodwork exports, Nguyen Ton Quyen, Chairman of the Wood and Forestry Products Association, said that Vietnam needs to import 3mil cu m of wood materials a year, worth $1bil, from ASEAN countries, Africa, South America and North America. Vietnam’s woodwork industry has been relying on imports for 80% of its supply.In general, enterprises begin conducting negotiations with foreign partners in the third and fourth quarters for imports of wood materials the following year. However, Tran Quoc Manh, Deputy Chairman of the HCM City Fine Arts and Woodwork Association, said that enterprises now do not have capital to import materials. The tightened monetary policies have kept woodwork enterprises from bank loans.“As enterprises do not have money to import materials, the woodwork industry will have no material in 2009, which will certainly push enterprises against the wall,” Quyen said.Dao Van Trang, General Director of Khai Vy, a big woodwork producer and exporter, once suggested buying forest in South America to provide materials for Vietnamese woodwork producers. However, he was not able to follow up on this idea because there was no regulation that allowed it.“If we had been allowed to buy forest at that time, the value of the forest would have increased by ten-fold,” Trang said.The serious shortage of wood materials has prompted Vietnamese producers to flock to Laos to engage in afforestation. Meanwhile, Trang believes that it would be better to develop local forests than afforest neighbouring countries. He said that the state should assign individuals or private run enterprises to develop forests.Vo Truong Thanh, Chairman and General Director of Truong Thanh Woodwork Joint Stock Company, said that Truong Thanh plans to develop 100,000 ha of forest in 10 years, which would allow the company to control its material sources.Thanh said that as of 2016, Truong Thanh will be able to supply 500,000-1mil cu m of wood per year, or 20-30% of the demand of the whole country at that time.Truong Thanh has purchased 2,000 ha of 4-6 year-old forest in the Central Highlands and central region. It expects to be able to supply 50,000 cu m of wood/year in two years’ time, which will be provided for six of the company’s processing workshops. THAI CHINESE Tycoon-Senator Ly Yong Phat (aka Thai citizen Phat Suphapha) is not stranger to controversy ... thanks to Hun Sen's CPP CPP Tycoon-Senator-cum-land-grabber Ly Yong Phat also known as Thai citizen Phat SuphaphaCambodian senator is no stranger to controversy . A THAI CHINESE, A CHINESE IN CAMBODIA Sunday September 14, 2008Bangkok Post STAFF REPORTERS Ly Yong Phat, the businessman behind the major developments planned on Koh Kong, is no stranger to controversy having been criticised by several human rights agencies for forcibly removing villagers from their land in 2006.Also known as Phat Suphapha, he is a senator in the ruling Cambodian People's Party and one of the wealthiest men in Cambodia who counts many of the country's most powerful people as his close associates.Mr Phat came under fire from the Asian Human Rights Commission (AHRC) for the forced eviction of 250 families in the Chi Khor Leu commune in Sre Ambel district of Koh Kong province on Sept 19, 2006. According to the AHRC report, military police were involved in the eviction, destroying the villagers' crops and bulldozing houses. Seven people were injured in the confrontations, including two villagers who suffered bullet wounds.The Cambodian government granted Mr Phat's Agriculture Duty Free-Shop Development Company two 10,000-hectare concessions in the commune, which the villagers had been living in since 1979, the report said.Human Rights Watch, Global Witness, FORUM-ASIA, the Asian Human Rights Commission and the International Federation for Human Rights (FIDH) issued a joint statement in Oct 2006 condemning the evictions.He offered compensation of $50 per hectare when human rights lawyers were asking for a fair market value of $500-$1,000 per hectare, human rights workers later discovered.IN CAMBODIA THE CHINESE CULTURE REVEALS THE ART OF BRIBERY,THIVERY AND CHEASTING .IT REVEALS ALSO THE CHINESE INVESTORS IN CAMBODIA ARE MUCH MORE PIRATES, AND LOW CREATURE ON EARTH.HERE IS WHY. THE BEST OF ALL PIRACY IS MADE BY THE CHINESE.Whether in China, Thailand , now in Cambodia. The Chinese are best in this profession. Cambodia to crack down on pirated movies, music. Bangkok Post - Sep 08, 2008 Phnom Penh (dpa) - Cambodia would begin raids on shops suspected of selling pirated movie DVDs and music CDs, a senior official warned Monday. ... dpa reporter is hiding the truth about the chinese in Cambodia. dpa is not honest in this reporting. It's a shame . Making friends with the Chinese communists, former Cambodian King Norodom Sihanouk is obliged to respect the Chinese communist conditions:1.To help and support the Vietnamese communists in the war with the American .2. To abandon the Khmer culture of Honesty.3. King Sihanouk must adopt the Anti America stand.From 1956-2008 King Sihanouk became a Chinese communist good friend..But what does Cambodia benefit from this evil Chinese relationship, as of today the former King Sihanouk was off to Beijin, and Cambodia remains occupied by Vietnam , a UN member country against 10 UN resolutions? THE CHINESE COMMUNIST CULTURE IS BASED ON DUPERY,CHEATING, AND FULL OF LIES. MAO ZEDONG IS THE EVIL MENTOR OF NORODOM SIHANOUK THAT BROUGHT MILLIONS OF CAMBODIAN DEATH THROUGH HIS DISCIPLE, FORMER KING SIHANOUK . The Chinese with multiples nationalities, coming under the label as foreign investors, are in fact the EVIL IN THE LAND OF CAMBODIA .. They came to destroy Cambodia. THEY ARE THE NEW COLONIALISTS . The Thai Chinese are the lowest creature on earth in Cambodia ( see the Thai Chinese group the Teng Bunma with their promotion of drug consumption, prostitution, illegal logging..)While cambodia remains occupied by Vietnam against this UN resolution: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.Vietnam does not respect the 10 UN resolutions and UN Charter as of today.The Vietnamese invaders using the label "Cambodian" CPP Official as camouflage in order to cover their true ID and to run Cambodia in violation of this UN resolutions are : TE DUONG DARA( is a Vietnamese ) the $US 100 billion dollar deal with 13 oil firms Tao Seng Hour( a Vietnamese ) a former Minister of Agriculture .. Chan Sarun(a Vietnamese ) the current Minister of Agriculture and forestry(is Vietnamese ). He is involved in illegal loggins.National Assembly summons the Minister of Agriculture for clarification(According to the Vietnam Ministry of Industry and Trade, the demand for wood material imports has been increasing sharply while sources of supply have been diminishing. Sources in Laos and Cambodia have become exhausted, while material prices in Malaysia, the main supplier for Vietnam, are increasing day by day.) Bury See how Windows Mobile brings your life together—at home, work, or on the go. See Now See how Windows Mobile brings your life together—at home, work, or on the go. See Now_________________________________________________________________ Want to do more with Windows Live? 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