On Jun 28, 6:39 am, [email protected] wrote:
> Dear Lok Kulen,
>
> Most Cambodians value money as their number one God. This includes most
Who deosn't think that money is the number one god?
> opposition political leaders of all sides. In reality, national interests and
> other issues are not their top agenda. Those who possess more money and
Now you are talking. SRP has never put the interest of the Cambodian
people as their number one priority. Their political activity is their
things.
I have to go.....
> wealth have more influences in any organization, including political parties.
> Some people lack education, the know-how or good moral (to run an
> effective organization), but with money they can sit at the helm of the
> party and
> make decisions that can affect Cambodia's national interests.
> Leaders must have a keen sense of justice and must value the quality of
> every individual. This is where supporters of any political party need to
> address. The supporters must stop being led by the nose and demand that their
> leaders be accountable for their works with Cambodian national interests as
> their top priority. Nepotism, favoritism and egotism are enemies to
> effective management and are the main obstacles to draw in qualified people
> into
> the organization.
> All parties who claim as the oppositions to the ruling party are weak in
> all areas: manpower, intellectual power, financial power and mental power
> (morality.) The level of sacrifice is not the same. Some leaders rather live
> like a king and contribute nothing or very little into their organization;
> some become a politician or join politics as their private occupation.
> Financial resources are from some unorganized fundraising activities and poor
> or exhaust private donors of overseas Khmers. Cambodian supporters inside
> Cambodia are looking to "receive" more than they want to "give." Millions of
> them (who claim as victims of the ruling party) are able to contribute
> money, yet they choose not to do so.
> Maybe your prayers to Jesus Christ will help, but I who say that God is
> fair?
> Have a blessed day.
>
> Timothychhim.blogspot.comhttp://www.youtube.com/results?search_type=&search_query=timothy+chhi...
>
> In a message dated 6/28/2009 1:20:38 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
>
> [email protected] writes:
>
> Dear Lok Timothy,
>
> It is very sad indeed, I wish SRP will be strong and organise very soon OR
> maybe they are already strong and organise? In this case I have to
> apology to SRP.
>
> I regret that I can not give any hope to SRP, for I am immature, ignorant
> and I am only the son of the rice farmer.
>
> However, allow me to pray to the Lord Jesus Christ that our beloved
> Cambodia (which YUON continue to call KAMPUCHEA IN ENGLISH every day) will
> not
> divide up in half and swallow by Thailand and Vietnam each one day soon.
>
> It is also sad that YUON can call CAMBODIA as KAMPUCHEA and KHMER as
> KAMPUCHEAN in English language, but the rice farmer like me can not call
> VIETNAMESE as YUON for fearing discriminate against Vietnamese. What about
> YUON
> are killing us slowly every day and they nearly complete swallowing us
> very soon, what would my critic going to do to save Cambodia?
>
> Regards,
>
> Kulen Monorom
> (the rice farmer's son)
>
> ____________________________________
>
> From: "[email protected]" <[email protected]>
> To: [email protected]
> Sent: Sunday, 28 June, 2009 4:13:17 AM
> Subject: The devil that they don't know
>
> The devil that they don't know
> The Cambodian People's Party (CPP) has been gaining its grounds in most
> towns and cities in the U.S.A. where Cambodian populations are highly
> concentrated. Various Cambodian associations are now either sympathized with
> the
> CPP or being neutralized. Many overseas vocal activists are getting old and
> weak both physically and financially. Those who used to be against the CPP
> now are working with this organization openly and covertly. Many
> politicians have switched to rally behind the CPP and Hun Sen. Business
> entrepreneurs have little choice but to cooperate with the government of
> Cambodia to
> gain maximum profits and to be safe. Politicians who have businesses inside
> Cambodia are subjected to the same condition.
> The recent opening of a Cambodian consulate in Lowell, Massachusetts, was
> a real blow to the oppositions and those who counter to the government’s
> policy. The CPP has picked an ex-SRP’s official to head the consulate. This
> has added a thorn in the eye of the SRP’s political organization in North
> America.
> CTN and TVK are the main sources of government and the CPP’s propaganda.
> These television stations have reached many Cambodian families, including
> retail business locations in the U.S. By watching their various programs
> that show all “great” news about economic achievements, social developments
> and various entertainments, many Cambodians are now at ease with the
> government and some even praise the works it has done in spite of of the
> charges
> by some national and international community that it is one of the worst
> administrations in the world.
> In regards to Preah Vihear, it is a symbol of nationalism and
> patriotism for the majority of Cambodian populations. It undoubtedly helps
> boost the
> image of Premier Hun Sen and his political party. The people will rally
> behind Hun Sen if there are more fights at the borders. The majority of
> Cambodians feels that Hun Sen is doing the right thing to protect Cambodian
> interests and disregard any political theaters staged by both Cambodia and
> Thailand.
> So far the oppositions are seen to be on the wrong side of this issue. Eng
> Chhay Eang's letter (and its contents) to protest against a ceremony held
> in Massachusetts to commemorate Preah Vihear was counterproductive. It was
> a bad move by SRP’s camp with regards to Preah Vihear issue. It seems that
> SRP is only looking to be in opposition to anything and everything that the
> government does. The lawsuits initiated by Mme Mu Soc Hua at this juncture
> will not help SRP in this particular issue either. It will be viewed as a
> “wicked” strategic move of the oppositions to weekend Cambodian
> government; hence, they indirectly help Cambodia’s enemy.
> It is very difficult to fight the devil, but it can be done: One must not
> be the devil him/herself. Otherwise it will just be an endless vicious
> cycle. So far, many people have realized that the oppositions are not
> necessarily better than the ruling party. The lack of strong and effective
> organizational structures, the absence of self sustainable political
> infrastructures and the moral indifference among members of political
> parties give the
> Cambodian people little choice but to stick around with the devil they have
> and they know.
>
> By nature people are afraid to change, especially the change from the
> devil they know to the devil that they don't know.
>
> timothychhim.blogspot.com
>
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