A MONKEY SHOW BETWEEN TWO VIETNAMESE ONE PLAYING VIETNAMESE OFFICIAL AND
ANOTHER IS PLAYING THE "CAMBODIAN" OFFICIAL.
THE VIETNAMESE INVADERS ARE OF THE RACE OF CHEATER AND KHMER KILLER.
Last updated: 17:38 - November 4, 2009
Vietnam set to reinforce practical ties with Cambodia
Vietnam expects to join efforts with Cambodia to develop bilateral relations in
a bid to bring practical benefits to both sides, said Prime Minister Nguyen Tan
Dung.
PM Dung made this statement while receiving Cambodian Permanent Deputy PM Men
Sam An(A VIETNAMESE COMMUNIST WOMAN), who doubles as President of the
Cambodia-Vietnam Friendship Association (CVFA), in Hanoi on November 3.
The government leader noted with pleasure that Vietnam-Cambodia ties have grown
fruitfully, especially in the fields of politics, diplomacy, economics and
trade, despite the impact of the global economic crisis.
The two nations have also co-operated smoothly in maintaining security, border
demarcation and marker planting, mitigating damage caused by natural disasters
and facilitating co-operative relations between border provinces, he said.
PM Dung appreciated the efforts of both the CVFA and Men Sam An in beefing up
their bilateral relationship, saying that the Vietnamese government will create
favourable conditions for the two sides to co-operate effectively, not only at
the central level, but also among local chapters.
The PM asked the two associations to increase the dissemination of information
about the time-honoured friendship amongst younger generations, and step up
co-ordination at international forums, particularly in ASEAN and APEC.
Regarding acts and statements made by Sam Rainsy - President of the Sam Rainsy
Party (SRP), who recently uprooted six temporary poles for Marker 185 between
Vietnam’s southern province of Long An and Cambodia’s Svay Rieng province - he
proposed that the Cambodian government take due measures to deal with Rainsy’s
acts of sabotage and not permit similar cases to occur, as they negatively
affect the fine relations between the two nations.
Having expressed delight at effective co-operation in economics, trade and
investment, An said the two nations need to expand co-operation into the areas
of aviation, post and telecommunications and banking.
The deputy PM stated that Sam Rainsy’s recent acts destroyed a national asset
and violated the laws of Cambodia , undermining its fine relationship with
Vietnam .
Empowered by the President, PM Dung bestowed a Friendship Order on the
Cambodian official.
The same day, Politburo member and permanent member of the Secretariat of the
Party Central Committee, Truong Tan Sang, received the Cambodian guests.
Mr Sang applauded the CVFA’s collaboration with its Vietnamese counterpart and
other partners from both countries to organise practical activities which have
helped to beef up friendship and co-operation between their two peoples.
The Party official said he hoped that the two associations would work together
to hold more such activities in future for the sake of Vietnam-Cambodia
relations.
Also on November 3, the Cambodian delegates worked with the Vietnam Union of
Friendship Organisations (VUFO) and the Vietnam Women’s Union .
VUFO President Vu Xuan Hong took this occasion to present the union’s noblest
award--the insignia ‘For peace and friendship between nations’ - to Men Sam An
and four other members of the Cambodian delegation. (VNA)
> Date: Thu, 12 Nov 2009 12:25:52 -0800
> Subject: Will Madam Bun Rany Hun Sen cry over Raingsy's political fortune?
> From: [email protected]
> To: [email protected]
>
> November 12, 2009
>
> CAMBODIA SHOULD LOOK WEST AND EAST AT THE SAME TIME IN THE DEFENSE OF
> HER TERRITORIAL INTEGRITY
>
> The CPP-dominated National Assembly is planning to suspend my
> parliamentary immunity on Monday, November 16. There will be a special
> parliamentary session with the lifting of my immunity being the only
> topic on the agenda.
>
> I expected this move by the Hun Sen government. It proves how
> subservient the Cambodian authorities are to the Vietnamese
> government. On November 4, Vietnam's Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung
> “proposed that the Cambodian government take due measures to deal with
> [Sam] Rainsy's acts of sabotage and not permit similar cases to occur,
> as they negatively affect the fine relations between the two nations.”
> See official statement from Hanoi at
> http://www.nhandan.com.vn/english/news/041109/domestic_vs.htm
>
> On October 25, as an elected representative of the Cambodian people, I
> had only expressed my support for, and solidarity with, Cambodian
> farmers who are victims of land grabbing along the Vietnamese border
> in Svay Rieng province. See the context of my intervention context and
> evidence at http://tinyurl.com/ykblbpr
>
> The attempt to silence me by lifting my parliamentary immunity also
> shows that the current Phnom Penh government totally ignores King
> Father Norodom Sihanouk's concern about Cambodian farmers losing their
> rice fields because of border encroachments by the Vietnamese
> authorities as I elaborated in my November 7 letter to the Retired
> King. See related documents at http://tinyurl.com/yzcxqyq and at
> http://tinyurl.com/yec3hw5
>
> Vietnam's Prime Minister apparently blew out of proportion my symbolic
> gesture to morally come to help Cambodian farmers who are victims of
> local injustices involving Vietnamese authorities. But this incident
> could also show that I embarrassed Vietnam by shedding light on a much
> bigger issue with strategic implications and much higher stakes than
> one may first consider.
>
> The recent appointment of fugitive Thai national Thaksin Shinawatra as
> an adviser to the Cambodian government in order to exacerbate tensions
> between Cambodia and Thailand may be just a ploy to divert the public
> attention from much more serious problems concerning Cambodia’s
> territorial integrity, which appears to be more vulnerable on our
> country’s eastern border than on the western border with Thailand
> because of Vietnam’s more subtle expansionist policies and Hun Sen’s
> subservient attitude towards Hanoi.
>
> Sam Rainsy
> Member of Parliament
>
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