silenfores, Thank you for your suggestion. But, there are many political parties in Cambodia nowadays to give enough choices to the people to make their decision. What Cambodia needs is fewer political parties with excellent organizational management team. Opposition parties need to focus on improving the quality/value of their organization, increasing quantity and morality of their members as well as the strengthening their infrastructures. A good organization can find money; however money may not necessarily produce a good organization. Collective leadership is far better off than a cult of one man ruler and a bunch of yes-man followers. A system of true democratic process has to be enforced and followed. Moral of all leaders and members must be high. The people at grassroots level are very critical. No political party will be successful without having solid political infrastructures at the ground floor. That’s where all victory begins. Having said that; the people at grassroots level must be knowledgeable enough to differentiate all parties’ principles; free enough to vote their conscience and brave enough to change. The CPP has seized the opportunity to strengthen their infrastructures at the grassroots level as well as upper levels of it organization. They have done this for many years. The oppositions lack ways and means to do the same thing. On political fronts, oppositions cannot bank on the ruling party’s mistakes so that they can prove it that the ruling party is evil without proving that they can do a better job. This has proven ineffective thus far.
Timothychhim.blogspot.com http://www.youtube.com/results?search_type=&search_query=timothy+chhim&aq=f In a message dated 7/7/2009 7:30:31 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: Tim, I agree with your conclusion. Cambodia is not that bad, from your experience people are allowed to start an opposition party. I hope you learned your past experiences and go back to create your own party, you have qualities and talents in that area. The biggest obstacle is probably funding, it’s easier to join a party that’s already existed. It seems that all the oppositions are there to anti the ruling party, the CPP. To topple and to win in order to improve this nation then here is a chance they might win, but to topple and to win so they can make lots of money then the chance is they will never win. By doing so about making money they would get a similar and equal reaction. The ruling party has been there for many years and has a strong foundation. It can not be up rooted by a new comer. An opposition party existed to anti another party is not healthy at all. There should be a motto to keep all members in line. The motto should be about improving and creating. Everything begins with one step at a time. It doesn’t work and giving up too soon is the lack planning in advance. Many people join a political party because they want to make money or be rich, but get disappoint and left when there is not any. When the party has a problem with funding or money is because their organization doesn’t invest to generate enough income. What people don’t realize is the CPP has investments everywhere in the country to generate the income they needed. If the opposition parties stop thinking about anti and put their energy into making money like the CPP, sooner or later they will become force to be reckoned with. On Jul 7, 3:05 pm, [email protected] wrote: > silenfores, > > It is strange that the oppositions, whose jobs are to criticize the ruling > party, are really defensive over my critiques. It appears that they cannot > take criticism very well. I take it that the majority of them are hardcore > followers and don't have their mind open to criticisms. One can only > imagine what their attitude will be if they have a chance to become the ruling > party. > > When I campaigned in last year's general election, one of the objection to > change was them being skeptical over the new leadership of the new party. > They had said, " the politicians are the same." Others were enthusiastic > about our messages, but they were not sure the promises could be carried out. > One comment was kind of stuck in my mind was the question related to my > ex-party. They had asked many times if it was funded by Premier Hun Sen as > such information was broadcast daily on the radio. If it was, then why the > change? > > The majority of Cambodians are afraid to change. I don't think any > opposition party can manage to run Cambodia by itself without full cooperation > from the CPP. The current leadership of all opposition parties must be better > (in all aspects) than the leadership of the CPP in order for the people to > feel comfortable to change. Otherwise, the CPP will run the country > forever. > > ============ > > In a message dated 7/6/2009 8:30:12 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, > > [email protected] writes: > > Tim, > > “Many career politicians take advantage over your silence and abuse > your > trust, patriotism and nationalism.” > > You are somewhat right on the one above. Many Khmers follow their > leaders blindly without a question ask. They suddenly become followers > because there is a leader available. A leadership without a > transparent quality is ought to be avoided. > > Are they looking for a leadership who is going to bring a better life > for the people or are they look for a leader who are polite and have > nice smile in public? The Khmers still have a frame of references that > polite and nice smile are the way to go. Khmer leaders learned this > trick and are good putting that role. Apart from such a role, they are > completely useless. > > You have many criticisms from people. Those people tend to support a > party, simply because they dislike the current ruling leader. Although > he is bad, still there is one else is better than him, for now. I have > heard this man has done some good deeds comparing to the oppositions > who are only interested in talking. > > On Jul 7, 2:29 am, [email protected] wrote: > > > > > In a message dated 7/5/2009 6:45:39 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, > [email protected] writes: > > > Dear Compatriots, > > I feel very insulted by the remarks of Mr. Chhim in these messages. But > I > > prefer to ignore it and concentrate my efforts, just give my > availability > > to a priority is to save Cambodia from the clutches of Yuon instead of > > wasting my time responding to such messages and avoiding to show that > we are > > divided. > > > I am sorry to see an educated person like Mr. Chhim, is always criticism > > and blame the oppositions. even though I disagree with your approach. > But I > > hope you do with good will, without attempting lick the feet of the > > servants of yuon directly or indirectly. > > ================ > > This is the factual problems with you and your group's mind-set. > Whenever > > a person doesn't agree with your ways of doing things or being a > critique > > of your political Party; he/she is being labeled a Yuon’s servants, > puppet > > or CPP’s feet licker. Such attitude is no different from the Khmer > Rouges' > > approaches that had killed everyone who opposed to their policy. > > I urge you and your party’s leaders to reconsider that there are people > > outside of your party who do love their country as much as you do. > Become a > > group of open minded people and consider opinions of other people > carefully > > and stop that kind of rhetoric. Such an attack will not benefit your > party > > and the country because it will repel good people away from joining for > the > > good cause. Nevertheless, I appreciate your true color and I am sure > that > > the public will also learn the fact that there is no different between > > yours and the communist’s. Retrain your thoughts and tell your mind > that it’s > > ok to be different, it’s ok to accept criticism and that those who > > criticize you and your party are not your enemies. > > > ============= > > Mr. Chhim , the proof courage, of determination and of sacrifice > > extraordinary leaders and members SRP, touches the bottom of my heart, > my conscience > > tells me that if I love justice, be fair with friendly people, I must > dare > > to board the same boat, paddling, pushing, through the barrier together, > > today I am proud to join myself to SRP, to give my time and personal > > resources to encourage these people who I have great respect for > bravely working a > > noble cause. > > ============== > > My critiques do not call for you or anyone to stop doing what you want > and > > what you can do to help Cambodia. I always admire those who have > > sacrificed for the country, however I will not close my ears and eyes > and be a > > yes-man to individuals who abuse people’s trust. > > ============== > > Mr. Chhim , Cambodians are not stupid. We must stop attacking the > > nationalists to try to make a place in politics. On several occasions, > experience > > has shown us clearly that this approach is to destroy youself and > destroy > > your country. > > ============== > > The nationalists are everywhere. You and your group don't own the rights > > to be the only group of nationalists. By labeling others that they are > not > > nationalists because they have different opinion than yours you will not > > just destroy yourself and your group but you will also destroy the > country. > > You are right Lok Sokha, the Cambodian people are not as ignorant as you > > think; that’s why they can smell bad politicians from miles away. If > your group > > is “good” you don't need to worry, do you? > > ============== > > In closing, I hope that Mr. Chhim, is focusing his energy to criticize, > to > > suggest with a constructive way to unite, to encourage, to promote those > > who dare to sacrifice their time, resources, their personal lives, > family, > > professional, without asking anything back to save our beloved Cambodia, > > instead of spending time in his living room to blame for destroying > > > Good 4th of July. > > > Sokha Ly > > =============== > > It’s all in your mind, Lok Sokha. My critiques can be viewed as > > constructive or destructive. If you react, it becomes a negative one; > but if you > > respond with open mind, it becomes constructive. However, it appears to > me that > > you don't need an opinion from me -- a person who “attempt to lick the > > feet of the servants of Yuon,” or a person who “spending time in my > living > > room to blame for destroying.” > > With the kind of mind-set that you have, I wish you good luck. I am sure > > one day you will learn. It will come with wisdom and maturity. It may > take a > > while. > > Have a great day. > > =============== > > > In a message dated 7/5/2009 6:45:39 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, > > > [email protected] writes: > > > Dear Compatriots, > > > I feel very insulted by the remarks of Mr. Chhim in these messages. But > I > > prefer to ignore it and concentrate my efforts, just give my > availability > > to a priority is to save Cambodia from the clutches of Yuon instead of > > wasting my time responding to such messages and avoiding to show that > we are > > divided. > > > I am sorry to see an educated person like Mr. Chhim, is always > criticism > > and blame the oppositions. even though I disagree with your approach. > But I > > hope you do with good will, without attempting lick the feet of the > > servants of yuon directly or indirectly. > > > Mr. Chhim , the proof courage, of determination and of sacrifice > > extraordinary leaders and members SRP, touches the bottom of my heart, my > > conscience tells me that if I love justice, be fair with friendly > people, I must > > dare to board the same boat, paddling, pushing, through the barrier > together, > > today I am proud to join myself to SRP, to give my time and personal > > resources to encourage these people who I have great respect for bravely > working > > a noble cause. > > > Mr. Chhim , Cambodians are not stupid. 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