LOK TA KAI IN 1820 DID NOT ALLOW TO BE REPLACED BY A VIETNAMESE LIKE POL SAROEUN
CAMBODIA IN 1820 WAS OCCUPIED BY VIETNAM ON THE DEMAND OF THE KHMER KING ANG CHAN. 1811 King Ang Chan asks Vietnam for help in protecting his throne - especially from one of his brothers who had fled the court and seemed bent on rebellion. 1820 Khmer revolt. Resentment with the Vietnamizing process, harsh rule and forced labor leads to a Khmer revolt against the Vietnamese occupiers. The rebels, lead by Lok Ta Kai, slaughter Vietnamese residents in eastern Cambodia before being subdued by superior forces sent by the Vietnamese governor in the south. 1970.Former King Norodom Sihanouk asks Chou Enlai-Pham Van Dong for help in restoring his throne ..(FUNK TROOPS ) Ke Kimyan must follow the example of LOK TA KAI as good Kaun Khmer. He must know that Pol Saroeun is a Vietnamese robbing his job ....while Cambodia remains occupied by Vietnam 1979-2009 against 10 UN resolutions. Ke Kimyan has every right to revolt against the Vietnamese occupiers of his country THE FACTS ARE : 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. Thursday, February 05, 2009 Gen. Ke Kimyan won't get a new position until after municipal election everyday.com 3rd Feb, 2009 Translated from Khmer by Khmerization Gen. Ke Kimyan (pictured), who was sacked as Commander-in-Chief of the Cambodian Armed Forces on 22nd January, will not get a new position until after the municipal election in May. Mr. Cheam Yeap, a Cambodian People's Party's MP, told the Cambodia Daily on Sunday that, on Friday Prime Minister Hun Sen met with Senate President Mr. Chea Sim, and National Assembly President Mr. Heng Samrin to discuss about the upcoming municipal election. Mr. Cheam Yeap said that, in the meeting the three leaders did not discuss about Gen. Ke Kimyan's case because the Cambodian People's Party Permanent Committee will not meet until after the election in May in order to give Gen. Kimyan a new role. Mr. Cheam Yeap said that the appointment of Gen. Ke Kimyan to a new role is not a matter of urgency. To: [email protected] From: [email protected] Date: Wed, 4 Feb 2009 14:42:04 +0000 Subject: No army or police reshuffle in the next three weeks KHMER INTELLIGENCE NEWS 4 February 2009 No army or police reshuffle in the next three weeks (2) King Norodom Sihamoni left Cambodia today for a three-week visit to China where he will stay with the King-Father and the Queen-Mother in Beijing. Some observers infer that there would be no army or police reshuffle during the King's absence because only the Monarch can sign off Royal Decrees promoting or demoting high-ranking government officials. 49 potential Assembly seats for non-CPP parties (1) Funcinpec (FUN) and Norodom Ranariddh Party (NRP), which have just signed a cooperation agreement for the upcoming provincial and district elections in May 2009, would have won 9 National Assembly seats, instead of 4 (2 + 2 ), had they presented a single list of candidates at the last parliamentary poll in July 2008. If the following non-CPP political parties had been united last year they would have won the following number of Assembly seats (out of 123): - Sam Rainsy Party (SRP) + Human Rights Party (HRP): 34 instead of 29 separately (26 + 3). - SRP + HRP + NRP: 41 seats instead of 31 separately (26 + 3 + 2). - SRP + HRP + NRP + FUN: 46 seats instead of 33 separately (26 + 3 + 2 + 2). - SRP + HRP + NRP + FUN + Smaller Parties: 49 seats instead of 33 separately (26 + 3 + 2 + 2 + 0). Simulations are made in the framework of the prevailing proportional representation system using the largest-average formula. Details at http://tinyurl.com/63zuyc Land grabber Keat Kolney testified in favor of Hor Nam Hong in Paris (1) In relation with the defamation lawsuit he filed against opposition leader Sam Rainsy before the French Court, Foreign Affairs Minister Hor Nam Hong produced last December in Paris a testimony from Ms Keat Kolney, who is Finance Minister Keat Chhon's sister. Keat Kolney wrote: "Mr. Hor Nam Hong, whom I knew and met at special meetings presided over by Ieng Sary [at the Boeng Trabek re-education camp], was torn apart [in his conscience] and had to resign himself to following the will of the Khmer Rouge." Keat Chhon recognizes that he was Pol Pot's personal secretary and special adviser from 1975 to 1982. His sister Keat Kolney is currently involved in land grabbing in the Northeast of Cambodia and has clashed with indigenous people (hill tribe minorities) there. See details of Keat Kolney's activities at http://tinyurl.com/cos5al and at http://tinyurl.com/dkeedq Semantics and politics: "Siem" and "Yuon" versus Thailand and Vietnam (2) Ordinary Cambodian people continue to widely use old and traditional terms to speak about their neighbors even though they may not sound politically correct for some people. For instance, headlines in today's main Khmer-language newspapers, both government-affiliated and opposition-affiliated, call Thailand or Thai authorities "Siem". Similarly, the same newspapers have been often calling Vietnam or Vietnamese authorities "Yuon". Actually, the words "Siem" and "Yuon" have been used by the Khmer people since several hundreds years ago, at a time when Thailand (formerly Siam) and Vietnam (formally Annam) did not exist under their current names, as evidenced by inscriptions on century-old temple steles. Nowadays, in their daily language, Khmer people indifferently use "Siem" or "Thai" on the one hand, and "Yuon" or "Vietnam" on the other. There are old geographic places such as Siem Reap province, Kampong Siem district (in Kampong Cham province), Banteay Yuon (a village in Pursat province), Prek Yuon (a river in Kandal province). In culinary arts, there is a dessert called Chomnei Siem (Thai delicacy) and a dish called Samlo M'chu Yuon (Vietnamese sour soup). Therefore "Siem" and "Yuon" are not derogatory words as some foreign "experts" pretend. See today's Cambodian newspapers' headlines at http://tinyurl.com/d9ouqu [End] __._,_.___ Messages in this topic (1) Reply (via web post) | Start a new topic Messages | Files | Photos | Links | Database | Polls | Members | Calendar ---------------------------------------- Being a member of this Group entails that you will receive all news compiled by Khmer Intelligence by e-mail as soon as they are posted on our web site. There are no obligations whatsoever. ----------------------------------------To subscribe to this group, send an email to: [email protected] MARKETPLACE >From kitchen basics to easy recipes - join the Group from Kraft Foods Change settings via the Web (Yahoo! 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