Hi KY and ALL:
 
Everyone knows that Cambodia is one of the worst countries on earth plagued 
 by corruption and lawlessness. The notion that the American Ambassador has 
no  business in commenting on corruption issue is wrong. American  
taxpayers have contributed millions of dollars every year to feed guys like Om  
Yintieng and alike. American companies are doing tons of businesses in Cambodia 
 
and thousands of tourists including Cambodian Americans continue to check 
in to  Cambodia every year. Now that they are rich and powerful, they seem to 
forget  and "bite the hand that feeds them." 
 
Om Yintieng's attitude towards the American Ambassador was an total  
embarrassment for Cambodia as a nation. Cambodians should thank the American  
Ambassador for reminding us that there are a lot more things need  to be done 
to 
fight corruption and lawlessness .I don't thinks the Ambassador  had any 
intention to harm Cambodia or to hurt PM Hun Sen, but in the west  we like to 
speak the truth and more directly. The Chinese on the other  hand, will kiss 
us to death with their contributions of money, materials  and ideology. 
 
 
Many Cambodians on all sides tend to love their leaders more than their  
leaders love themselves. Om Yintieng will always love to defend Hun Sen more  
than Hun Sen want to be defended. Some opposition members too tend to  close 
their eyes on their leaders' mistakes and praise them regardless.  This is 
one of the bad habits that Cambodians need to change. We need to accept  the 
facts, be truthful and use critics as messengers for if  we kill the 
messengers, we will not win the war. 
 

Thanks for your exchanges. 
 

Timothychhim.blogspot.com
http://www.youtube.com/results?search_type=&search_query=timothy+chhim&aq=f 
  

 
In a message dated 6/5/2009 10:52:09 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
[email protected] writes:


Pu  Tim & Bun Heang,

I love to read your critical thinking and  productive idea. Of course,
Cambodia will not move any further under Om  Yintieng and other Hun
Sen's cronies. Several times when there are  criticism of corruption,
human rights violation and inequality development,  Om Yintieng will
come up to oppose those critics seriously, and one of  his
justification is those critics are critical to his  legitimate
government. Is this making sense that people voted for CPP and  CPP can
do whatever they want? Critics cannot open their mouth towards  those
unrighteous behavior of the government?

I am really appreciate  with recent public speech of American
Ambassador Carol Rodly.

Of  course, the person like Yintieng will allow Cambodia move towards
the mouth  of Vietnam. In other sense, SRP sometime plays its role to
legalize and  legitimize Hun Sen/Om Yintieng's government.

What could we do in this  situation?

Hints: SRP has to be improved, CPP is not Om Yintieng,  Vietnam cannot
oppress all CPP's members...etc

KY

On Jun 5,  1:55 pm, [email protected] wrote:
> Thanks Lok Bun  Heang,
>
> Without SRP and other oppositions, the CPP would be  viewed by the  world 
as
> an autocratic regime. That's why the CPP  is using NEC and, most of all,  
> its multi-level infrastructures  to make sure that it gets the majority of
> votes.  The strength of  the CPP is its infrastructures and financial 
supports at
>  different levels. Whether it is fair or not, the CPP has so far managed  
to
>  control its bases very tightly. Results can be adjusted to  meet their 
need
> to  control the governments.
>
> You  are right, the CPP does not need RSP to run Cambodia. It can do it  
> alone but it would rather have opposition party(s) to  legitimize its  
rulings.
> It will do everything to keep it that  way. If Cambodia becomes  Champa,
> history will be written that  Cambodia was a democratic country during  
these
> periods and the  majority of Khmer are to blame for voting for such a  
>  government.
>
> Hanoi needs the CPP, the CPP need the oppositions,  and legally speaking 
the
>  oppositions have to work with the CPP.  Whether we like it or not Chea 
Sim
> is Ram  Rainsy's president in  the assembly. They may fights like cats and
> dogs to win  popular  supports and to keep their job, and at the end of 
the day
> they are  (supposed to be) colleague.
>
> When will Cambodians wake  up? Right now most Cambodians are happy with  
> where they are and  how the situation is. They are fed up with the lies 
and  
> cheats  of many politicians. I don't know if we can blame them or those  
>  politicians who have so far used their pains and sufferings to seek 
higher  
> positions to serve their personal interests.
>
>  Regards,
>
> =========
>
> In a message dated 6/5/2009  6:54:29 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
>
>  [email protected] writes:
>
> My views on your comment  :
> As long as Yuon-Hanoi rules Cambodia,no way CPP & SRP can live  
> together.....unleast SRP adopted policy to live as FUNCINPEC  &  NRP.
> CPP do not need any party to survive & rule  Cambodia but its master  
Hanoi.
>
> NEC is a sole Tool of CPP  to showing the world of  CAMBODIA DEMOCRACY.
>
> Hanoi will  not need CPP when the Indochinese Federation is  
>  accomplished.See Champa & Kampuchea Krom.
> Hanoi do not need Cham  party and Khmer Kampuchea Krom party to support  
its
>  ruling.
> If Khmer-People do not wake up themselves....The dream of Ho  Chiminh  
will
> come true for sure.
> Ladies & Gentlemen  the Vietnamezation is on the way.
>
> Cheers,
> Ung  Bunheang
>
> Promises and Reality
> In  theory, SRP and  other opposition parties offer great campaign 
promises
> for  Cambodia. Democracy, justice, freedom, social services etc… are  very
> good  and pleasant for Cambodians to hear. But, practically,  can SRP and 
other
>  parties with its current intact  infrastructures run the country without
> the  support from the  CPP? Can they put together a group of competent and
> honest  leaders to run Cambodia?
> Perhaps, my unbiased answers to these  questions will not sit well  with 
the
> diehard supporters of the  oppositions or the CPP, but I know that  
without
> the support of  the current members and leaders of the CPP no  opposition
> party  will be able to run Cambodia. The CPP are better  equipped and
>  unfortunately all opposition parties lack human resources,  intellectual 
 resources,
> and financial resources, etc...Organizational structures of  these 
parties are
> not even  strong enough to run their own party  effectively.  Political
> structures of SRP combined  with any  other opposition party are still 
very week.
> Division within each  party exists and morality among most party leaders 
at
> all level  is still  unacceptable. Many of them are worse than or equal to
>  some CPP members.  
> With current political mood, the way all  politicians behave and their  
> personal interests at stake; the  CPP will never support the oppositions 
nor  
> relinquish its  power. So the dream that one day the oppositions will run 
the  
>  country within the next few decades is illogical.
> What do we need to  do to make Cambodia a better place for Cambodians?  
> Every  Cambodian, (especially members of political parties,) needs to 
stop  being
> a yes-man and demand that their politicians be accountable  for their  
works
> and promises.  The  opposition leaders  must clean up their act, stop 
their
> rethorics and  become better  than the CPP leaders so that their voices 
are
> respectable and  taken seriously by the ruling party.  The CPP leaders, on
>  the other  hand, need to keep their mind open for reasonable alternative 
 
> proposals.
> However, with the understanding that both,  the CPP and the non-CPP,  need
> each other to survive on; one may  want to reconsider their expectation  
that
> much changes will be  done in the near future. Especially, when Cambodia  
is
> under  heavy influences of other countries.
> Sathonne  Chhim
> New  York
> Timothychhim.blogspot.com
>
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