Understanding why Khmer abroad are so divided. Cambodia’s inhabitants should be called “Cambodian”, in English and Chun-Kampuchea” or simply “Kampuchea” in Khmer. This way every Cambodian will agree and accept Cambodian citizenship, regardless of none Khmer ethnic exclusion.
But when we call them Khmer, only a fraction of them has appreciated its and majority says no: I’m none Khmer individuals; I’m half-breed with new face Cambodian. They say they can not change their own race to Khmer’s even though they want to. People can change citizenship, but never be able to get done on origin. For now most Cambodian in the country are politically forced to be self-proclaimed Khmer or in other words, compel to change to Khmer race due to Cambodian constitution in Khmer that has been translated from certain English clauses of Paris’s international accord text, causing false Khmer citizen from the true Cambodian citizen. Khmer citizen in English term is none sense as Khmer is not the name the country for which, the sole title is Cambodia. Most main stream Cambodian has never accepted to be of what is not his own kind. They are obligated to keep quiet but apprehensive of what they are forced to be bearing. They have a doubt security on where they are living, because they feel foreigners on their own homeland. This is the reason why people just want to immigrate for living in other countries where there are more acceptance with more freedom of expression. If it’s impossible to do so, people will be eager to get a quick-rich or a quick-powerful so that they could make money they may possibly send their kids oversea for better education in a real freedom ship environment experience. When they will be back, they would be in the top team so that they could make themselves top politicians for helping change the country for bringing back Cambodian citizenship to its own place in Cambodian constitution. There were more than 3/4 million Cambodian refugee’s abroad. They fled the country following Khmer rouge’s purge 1975-1979. Now 99% of them are becoming citizens of the country they are living where there are adequate health care along with freedoms of expression, freedoms of choice, and freedoms of belief. Most of them even dare to pronounce things louder than ever. A lot said: I don’t like to participate where there are a lot of true Khmer name although I’m used to be self- proclaimed Khmer, but em’s not. Unlike flourishing Lao’s, Thai’s, Vietnamese’s, Korean’s and Chinese’s associations, Khmer organization are always troublesome due to the fact they name themselves Khmer, which does not represent a broad range of all integrated Cambodia’s inhabitants namely Cambodian. This is a clear weakness of one nation that has been persisting from the change of Great Hinduism Khmer empire to Buddhism. On Jan 6, 6:27 pm, In Camdisc <[email protected]> wrote: > Lok Bang Bun Heang, > > > Khmers inside Cambodia are very fragile at this period of time; they are > tired and confused about politics. There are so many manipulations among the > foreigners as well as their own race so called “Khmer Politicians leaders”. > > In order to save Khmer race, Cambodia territory for generation to come, we > shouldn’t create anymore confused to Khmer people inside Cambodia. > > Bang Bun Heang, as you know me, I was so proud of myself years ago. I eat, I > drink, I sleep in the same room, and chat about Khmers’ politics with former > and current Prime minister of Cambodia, Princes, and members of Cambodia’s > parliament. > > I thought, I learnt something important from them that I can do as Kon Khmer, > at least to help my race., I was wrong with big disappointments. > > I realized after I involves with the American politics here in U.S.A. I was > looking back what went wrong then I said to myself, I am very stupid “That > why Khmer race are getting weaker and Cambodia is gone under with their > leadership“. Because of their minimal understand about politics. > > In conclusion, form a group or two is very easy, but motivate Khmers inside > Cambodia to understand the causes and get the group to work is very hard. I > knew it, because I studied to find the solutions for over ten years. > > If we want to save Cambodia and our race, try not to make anymore confusion > at this time. > > Note: There are a lot of Khmers inside and outside Cambodia still love Khmers > and want to save Cambodia, but many don't say it. > > ________________________________ > From: sacravatoons <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > Sent: Wed, January 6, 2010 2:34:05 PM > Subject: Re: Réf. : Re: Fwd: Toward the creation of a union of Khmer > patriotic forces > > > > Lauk Savun, > > > > > > > > >Thank you much for your HEART toward our Cambodia & its People. > > > >Khmer Politicians failed.... cuz they played along with the Political Games > >were designed > >by the Foreigners ,no doubt Khmer Rouge regime had collaborated Youn's Game > >to kill its people. > >Khmer republic had played also with the failure policy of US in Indochina > >....while Americans were > >going to leave Vietnam. > >Sangkum Reatr Nyum had played along with China's interests in South East > >Asia.Khmer People are living in Hell but Sihanouk's family is living in > >Paradise of Mankind.But their consciousness haunt > >them everyday. > > > >You're right to say we need the involvements of Trategy with Tools.Yes I > >agree with it. > >This one is not designed by any Foreigners but Khmer-Khmers who are living > >everywhere around > >the global . > > Could we work together ? > > Of course yes , WE CAN,why not ? > >Cheers, > >Ung Bun Heang > > >Lok Krethya and Lok Bong Bun Heang, > > >I understood what you meant, everyone can create anything and everything, > >and it is good that we are still moving. But, is it going to work when > >Khmers in Cambodia are tired to hear about politics? Khmers in Cambodia > >today are not like 10 or 20 years ago. If anyone want to find out, call for > >a meeting about politics, let see how many villagers are coming to listen. > >Politics is not about just forming a group or two, it involves trategy with > >tools. > > >Don't get me wrong, I want to win over the CPP ( The Communist People's > >Party) as many as other Khmers. > > ________________________________ > From: krethya1 <[email protected]> > > > > >To: [email protected] > >Sent: Wed, January 6, 2010 5:43:15 AM > >Subject: Réf. : Re: Fwd: Toward the creation of a union of Khmer patriotic > >forces > > >Vaut mieux plus tard que jamais! Don't you think so lok. Savun > > >k > > >-------Message original------- > > >De : In Camdisc > >Date : 06/01/2010 14:19:40 > >A : [email protected] > >Sujet : Re: Fwd: Toward the creation of a union of Khmer patriotic forces > > >Creation of a union of Khmer patriotic forces? > > > >Don't you think this a little too late? This should be done 10 years ago. > > ________________________________ > From: "[email protected]" <[email protected]> > > > > >To: [email protected]; [email protected]; > >[email protected] > >Sent: Tue, January 5, 2010 9:37:15 PM > >Subject: Fwd: Toward the creation of a union of Khmer patriotic forces > > >-----Original Message----- > >From: samngatki <[email protected]> > > > > >KHMER INTELLIGENCE NEWS > > > >06 January 2010 > > > >Toward the creation of a union of Khmer patriotic forces(1) > >At a public meeting in Paris on 03 January, representatives from several > >political parties (Sam Rainsy Party, Human Rights Party) and civil society > >organizations (Cambodia's Border Committee, Cambodian League for Human and > >Citizen Rights, Khmer Kampuchea Krom Federation) have agreed to explore ways > >to create a union of all Khmer patriotic forces in order to bring about a > >democratic change in Cambodia. This initiative is reminiscent of the > >creation in Paris in 1979 of the Nationalist Khmer Federation, which was the > >precursor of Funcinpec. > > > >Border posts removed by the authorities in Svay Rieng province(2) > >After opposition leader Sam Rainsy pulled out several wooden poles supposed > >to be temporary border markers in Svay Rieng province in October 2009, a > >number of similar poles have been surreptitiously removed by the authorities > >themselves. Cambodian and Vietnamese officials now recognise that the > >controversial poles were planted on rice fields owned by Cambodian farmers > >who hold legal land deeds. More information athttp://tinyurl. com/y8j835e > > > >Cambodiaschools in the Guinness book of world records(2) > >An unprecedented phenomenon is taking place in Cambodia's education system: > >Because of a worsening shortage of teachers and classrooms, the government > >is encouraging some teachers in some schools to teach students of two > >different grades -- for instance grade three and grade four -- at the same > >time in the same classroom with the same teacher. In such a "merged > >classroom", the blackboard is just divided into two parts -- one part for > >each grade -- and there can be as many as eighty students in the same > >classroom. Listen to teachers' complaints athttp://tinyurl. com/ylrfxcu > > > >Vietnamese companies target former Resistance zones(2) > >Hanoi's current economic strategy in Cambodia is to obtain as many land > >concessions as possible from the Hun Sen government. The objective is to > >control large chunks of Cambodia's territory under the pretext of promoting > >economic development. Economic land concessions given to Vietnamese > >companies total already 100,000 hectares and tend to cover regions > >controlled in the 1980s by the anti-Vietnamese Resistance in Kampong Thom, > >Siem Reap, Banteay Meanchey and Oddar Meanchey provinces. Vietnamese > >workers, who are actually soldiers in disguise, are being brought in to work > >on the concessions. There will be at least one worker per hectare, meaning > >at least 100,000 soldiers in total to control those potentially sensitive > >zones. > > > >Thaksin appalled by Hun Sen's economic knowledge(3) > >Thailand's former premier Thaksin Shinawatra who has recently been appointed > >as economic advisor to Cambodia's prime minister Hun Sen is reportedly > >appalled the latter's poor economic knowledge and stubbornness. When Thaksin > >asked Hun Sen what measures he has taken to counter the ongoing world > >economic and financial crisis, Hun Sen was unable to speak clearly. Hun Sen > >tried to say there was nothing he could do and he had to only wait for the > >United States and Europe to "resolve their problems." When Thaksin asked him > >about the size of the economic stimulus package the Cambodian government has > >adopted, Hun Sen just scratched his head. And when Thaksin asked him about > >the social safety net the Cambodian government has put in place to protect > >the population, Hun Sen just asked back, "What is this?" > > > >[End] > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > >__._,_.___ > >Reply to sender | Reply to group Messages in this topic (1) > >Recent Activity: * New Members 30 > >Visit Your Group Start a New Topic > >---------------------------------------- > >Being a member of this Group entails that you will receive all news compiled > >by Khmer Intelligence by e-mail as soon as they are posted on our web site. > >There are no obligations whatsoever. > >----------------------------------------To subscribe to this group, send an > >email to: > >[email protected] > >MARKETPLACE > >Going Green: Your Yahoo! 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