Voulez vous parler English, s'il vous plait? On Jan 9, 12:56 pm, "Krakmo Kaing" <[email protected]> wrote: > C'est étonnant que ces étudiants qui se prétend ceux de l'UH et qui, > semble-t-il, prennent le parti de CPP pour être sympatisants avec des idées, > je dis non progressistes. > krakmo > > -----Message d'origine----- > De : [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] De la part > de Heng Sombat > Envoyé : samedi 9 janvier 2010 21:08 > À : [email protected] > Objet : RE: My Letter to the Phnom Penh Post > > Sophan, > > The CSALOHA website is very outdated > (http://www2.hawaii.edu/~csaloha/officers.html). I do not think any of the > information on the site are correct. You need to update it or take the site > down. False information via internet or posted on the internet is also a > crime. > > Per my information with the East West Center, you are no longer a student > there. Plus you have sent many articles about Cambodian-Canadian's > activities which only proof that you are currently residing in Canada. > > There is not much to read into your article. Your intention is not to help > Cambodia or her people. Question: Have you even hold a job that produced > normal income and paid income-tax since you live here, US or Canada? If > not, you have no idea what is democracy is. So please do not preach > democracy to others. From your resume, you have been a professional student > and monk most of your adult life. > > Per my conversation with my friend Sok in Hawaii, your short term in Hawaii > during your monk hood was fulfill with sins. Let me relate (one issue) to > you and to our audience that wish to know more about you, since you wanted > others to know about you as well. Correct me if my information is > incorrect, but I have no doubt about what I am about to share. > > During your study at University of Hawaii you were living in a co-ed > University housing that was provided by East West Center (funded by American > tax payers). This mean that you were sharing your domicile with young > college girls. This alone violated Buddhism practice already. Most of the > young girls in these days covered their body with less and less garments, > especially when they are in their domiciles. I will stop here on this issue > and let you and the audience of CAMDIS takes it from here. > > I have more to share, if you want me to go on! Trust me. > > Here is my suggestion. Stop attacking and putting down Cambodian people and > her government via Phnom Penh Post. Posting article via Phnom Post will be > read by mostly foreigners, in Phnom Penh and aboard, your article will only > stack more mud on the Cambodian people. This government is not perfect. If > you care, let's help Cambodian people by helping the government to improve > their mean and way of doing government businesses. Let's start with > solidarity first. Solidarity is the most effective way to consolidate power > and fight the enemy of all kinds; foreign and domestic. Keep in mind that > democracy does not happen overnight. It took US and Canada over 200 years > for their democracies and still not 100% perfect. Do not forget that your > well being here in US or Canada is the result of the current government > policy. > > Here I go again......You must learn how to give back, not just take. Or > giving back is not what you believe in? Stop taking from an little old lady > like the one you did in Hawaii. She gave you so much of what she had; she > had to collect cans and saved portion of her SS incomes to contribute to > your Buddhism preach, because she trusted you as a true monk. > > I am going to stop here and hoping that you are able to start giving back > with your heart. > > Heng Sombat > Irvine, Ca > > > > -----Original Message----- > From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf > > Of sophan > Sent: Friday, January 08, 2010 4:59 > To: Cambodia Discussion (CAMDISC) -www.cambodia.org > Subject: Re: My Letter to the Phnom Penh Post > > Hi Heng Sombat and Kangkaroo; > > Some info you claimed is correct, but major of them is wrong about me. > If you want to know me more, go to these links. > > http://www2.hawaii.edu/~csaloha/officers.html > orhttp://www2.hawaii.edu/~sophan/ > > I am not affiliated with any political parties inside or outside of > Cambodia. I am currently a student of UH, and community facilitator. > My letter to the Phnom Penh Post has fairly articulated to bring benefits to > all sides especially the collective interests of the nation. > > Please re-read my article again and again before you assume to reply this or > that. > > PS: I am an individual of UH's student. I am not representing all students > in this University including Cambodian students studying there, like many > other writers who revealed their places such as Phnom Penh, California or > others, surely not represent everyone there. > > Regards, > > S. > > On Jan 7, 10:33 pm, Heng Sombat <[email protected]> wrote: > > Hello Kararoo, > > > Your points are very straight and very much appreciated. The author > > of this letter to Phnom Penh Post has no practical logic or merit > > behind his article. He just wanted his name to be read in Phnom Penh > Post. > > > Sam Rainsy's actions in the last 15 years are very questionable. I > > have the opportunity to meet Rainsy when he was the Minister of > > Finance and after he got kicked out of the government. He knows how > > to use less fortunate people for his personal gain. Just like Koy > > Pech in > the 1971, Lon Nol Era. > > Students died from his actions. > > > Now let's look at this author character and purpose of his writing > > this article, so we could analyst his intention. I started out by > > contacting my fellow friend (let's call him Sok) at Hawaii University > > at Manoa Campus to verify who is this Sophan Seng really is. > > > Here is what I found out. > > > 1. Sophan was a student at UH and had moved back to Canada since 2009. > > 2. He was a monk from Cambodia via Canada before moved to Hawaii. On > > top of it, he did served his monk hood properly. > > > In the body of his article he expressed the wrong doing of the HS > > government, but fail to understand the responsibility of the Rainsy as MP. > > MP is just a law maker not a law enforcer. What authority does MP has > > to act as POLICE. Rainsy's action only create division among our > > people, but fail to promote solidarity. His actions only make us > > Khmer > weak. > > > If you talk about corruption, let's us ash how Rainsy live with his MP > > salary. Someone is paying for his living cost plus traveling in and > > out of Cambodia whenever he wishes to travel. > > > I suggest that Sophon think twice before he writes again about the HS > > government. HS is not perfect, but the best government we had in the > > last 100 years. We all able to get higher education and freedom to > > express our opinion more than previous governments. Freedom of speech > > has come a long way. But please keep freedom of speech within limitation. > > > Let's look at our previous government: Sihanouk's government fail....... > > Lon Nol's government fail...... Pol Pot's government fail to year > > ZERO. I guess Sophan wants to live year Zero again. > > > One more note for Sophon, if you are not with UH or speaking on > > behalf of UH, please do not sign on behalf of UH, because your article > > to Phnom Penh Post created concern for UH Cambodian Students in > > Hawaii. Not all students in UH approved your statement. > > > Heng Sombat > > Irvine, Ca > > > -----Original Message----- > > From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On > > Behalf > > > Of sopha > > Sent: Thursday, January 07, 2010 5:56 AM > > To: Cambodia Discussion (CAMDISC) -www.cambodia.org > > Subject: Re: My Letter to the Phnom Penh Post > > > On Jan 7, 2:28 am, kangaroo <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > Reading your article “Three more sought in removal of post at Svay > > > > Rieng border” (January 4) broke my heart. > > > > > The villagers should be congratulated and taken care of by the > > > > government for their courage in publicly claiming their ownership > > > > of the rice paddies and denouncing the violation of their > > > > territory by Vietnamese authorities who have mismanaged the > > > > process of demarcating the border. Instead, as unbelievable as it > > > > may sound, these five farmers face a terrifying fate and the loss > > > > of their status > > as “good” citizens. > > > > Look at their acts. They have done something on their own hands > > > along with Sam Rainsy. Did they do the right thing? > > > Look at it yourself. A small group of people disagree with border > > > demarkation along with their leader, Sam Rainsy. They acted > > > illegally whether you like it or not. They did a wrong thing. > > > Actually, they did it to demonstarte their disagreement with the > government. > > > Be serious about it. Doing a wrong thing to correct a wrong thing > > > would never work. Sam Rainsy and that small group of people did just > > > that. Now they are facing their consequences. > > > Oh ask those people this. They did it along with Sam Rainsy in that > > > village. Now, they all are in trouble including Sam Rainsy. WHERE IS > > > SAM RAINSY TODAY? > > > How about those people in the group? Where are they today? > > > It is good to hear from you. Why all Cambodian people have trouble? > > > > > There have been different interpretations of this story within the > > > > media, but at the end of the day, no one can deny the truth: > > > > Cambodian people living along the borders with Thailand, Laos and > > > > Vietnam no longer dare voice their concerns about neighbouring > > > > countries encroaching on their territory and stealing their land > > > > for > > fear of reprisals. > > > > No one can say that Cambodian neighbors have not moved into > > > Cambodian territory. However, there is an agreement between > > > Cambodian government and Vietnamese government on this demarkation. > > > We will never find the demarkation to please everyone. So what is > > > the best result. The two countries have to work it out. Until then > > > the > people will struggle. > > > I think Cambodia has had agreement with all neighbors including Preah > > Vihear. > > ... > > read more »- Hide quoted text - > > - Show quoted text -
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