SMILING SIHAMONI , AS VIETNAMESE PUPPET KING .
December 2009.
COMARADE NONG DUCH MANH AND COMARADE SIHAMONI(HIS GRAND MA MME POMM PEANG , AN
ANNAMITE WOMAN) TWO VIETNAMESE FRIENDS MET. .
Nong Duc Manh, general-secretary of Vietnam's Communist Party shaking hand with
COMARADE FROM Cambodia's PLAYING THE ROLE OF VIET PUPPET KING
AS THE RESULTS OF VIETNAM INVASION & OCCUPATION BY THE TROOPS OF GENERAL VAN
TIEN DUNG THAT INVADED CAMBODIA ON 25 DECEMBER 1978.
SIHAMONI BEING HAPPY AS VIETNAMESE SLAVE
Date: Thu, 24 Dec 2009 21:34:45 -0800
From: [email protected]
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: Sam Rainsy is right, he finally got it! The real court is in Hanoi
Mr. Sam Rainsy must be really frustrated that he is becoming irrelevant each
passing day. it shows. His words and action are more erratics unbecoming a
leader. Calling the CPP and the government as Vietnamese dogs is evidence that
Sam Rainsy is lowing himself to the level of his radical supporters. That is
why, most of his foreign allies one by one left him they are seeing jhim just
as another Cambodian nationalist nuts like Pol Pot.
It is sad to see once promising leader succumbed to political bottom feeder.
We have wait another decade to see any promising leader who is not a conspiracy
theorist and paranoid nut like Mr. Sam Rainsy.
[email protected] wrote:
Sam Rainsy is right, he finally got it!
The real court is in Hanoi!
It is too bad that SRP and Sam Rainsy have spent all of these years fighting
with the wrong enemy-- Hun Sen (and the Cambodian People's Party)--the puppet
of Vietnam.
One may remember that from the beginning of his political fight, Sam Rainsy
said that he was not going to become an alibi to Hun Sen. I prayed that he was
not going to be an alibi too long but he has been one for quite some time.
>From no seat to 26 seats in the Cambodian Assembly, he has been fighting the
>wrong battle, the battle that has been set for him and other so-called
>oppositions just to become an alibi for democracy to the Hun Sen and the CPP.
>Regardless of what he has done and will do the result would be the same--the
>CPP will always win and either Hun Sen or his replacement will be the next
>prime minister running Cambodia for Vietnam. The chance of having the current
>electoral processes changed is zero. The "50% plus one" formula is written in
>stone, so to say.
Ever since the Khmer Rouge regime was toppled by the Vietnamese armed forces,
most of us know that the CPP and it members were merely the products of
Vietnam. Some call them Vietnam's puppets, some name Phnom Penh's government as
the Vietnam's backed regime, others name Cambodia as a Vietnam's vassal state
and a few others brand members of the CPP as Vietnamese dogs. Regardless what
they name Cambodia, she remains a country that is run by the CPP which has been
heavily influenced-- if not fully controlled-- by Vietnam. Therefore, why are
Cambodians fighting against each other for? Just to become the new puppets or
to get the current puppets replaced?
Now, what are the oppositions going to do? Are they going to fight on against
Vietnam's puppets or are they going to take the battle directly against
Vietnam? It makes sense to fight directly against the puppeteer rather than to
fight against its puppets with the same blood, doesn't it?
HOW can the oppositions turn the Vietnamese puppets to fight against their
master?
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21 December 2009
THE REAL COURT IS IN HANOI
>From 28 December, I will happily let the Svay Rieng provincial court, a branch
>of the CPP-subservient judicial system, prosecute me in absentia because its
>verdict is known in advance like with any kangaroo court.
It’s useless and meaningless to defend yourself before a servant. You’d better
address the master. Therefore, I am willing to show up and to be prosecuted in
person in Hanoi because my trial is a political one first ordered by Vietnam’s
government (*).
I am accused of removing a border marker with Vietnam and, following the logic
of the accusation, that border marker is a property jointly owned by Vietnam
and Cambodia. Furthermore, Vietnam’s Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung was the
first government official from the two countries to denounce my act and to call
for my punishment (*).
Therefore, being now in a third country, both the Vietnamese government and the
Cambodian government can prosecute me, and I can go either to Vietnam or
Cambodia to be prosecuted for the alleged crime.
I accept to go to Vietnam and to be tried there, before a Vietnamese court in
Hanoi, any time. There, with the Cambodian people and the international
community watching from some distance and with serenity, I will be able to
raise the real issue and to defend Cambodia’s interest. The real issue is not
with Sam Rainsy; it is between Vietnam and Cambodia and is related to border
encroachments and violation of Cambodia’s territorial integrity. I will
denounce the unfair 1985 border treaty signed by a Cambodian puppet regime led
by the same prime minister for 25 years. I will defend countless Cambodian
farmers whose rice fields and other farmland are being seized by the Vietnamese
authorities with the complicity of the Hun Sen government. I will invoke the
1991 Paris Peace Agreements on Cambodia and its provisions on Cambodia’s
independence, sovereignty and territorial integrity. The effective
implementation of the Paris Agreements will also help solve border disputes
with Thailand.
I was last in Hanoi in 2002 when I was received by many high-ranking government
officials including… Mr. Nguyen Tan Dung, who was then deputy prime minister.
Sam Rainsy
Member of Parliament
(*) On November 4, 2009, the state-run Voice of Vietnam radio reported,
“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 –
[Vietnam’s Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung ] 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
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