Re: Google Maps told to fix national border errors

sacravatoons Fri, 26 Mar 2010 16:22:46 -0700

  Are you OK ,officer Eng ?
  Hope you're not drunk when you're open your stinky mouth !
  I though you died.... but it's nice to hear your
  confusing talking ! ! ! ???
  U have a nice day but do not drink too much cuz it will lock your brain as 
you did in your email.

Cheers,
Ung Bun Heang

When the royalist and the republican coward con artists team up, what
can they achieve?
All the republican con artists can do is to praise the royalist con
artist and make the curses.
That is all the republican con artists good at days in and days out. Up
to now, the royal
con artist is still having the grudge against the 18 March while trying
to hide the
facts that he and his Papa had once teamed up with Hanoi and the Khmer
Rouge
when Hanoi didn't even have common border with Cambodia.
Just look at your post again, you can see how stupid and dumb your
royalist coward con artist is?
If he stops using con technology, he might be able to become Cambodia
Prime Minister
one day. But, the way I see it, he was born with this con character and
it will be impossible
for him to change it. Therefore, Murong Fu will be Cambodia Prime
Minister on the Seine
riverbank sourrouned by the republican coward con artists for sure.

Yuon Hanoi defends the Borderline between Yuon & Chen....
But Xmer Hun Xen had defended the encroachments of Yuon Hanoi on
Cambodia !
Rainsy,a Khmer Patriot is accused as the "Traitor of Khmer Nation"
cuz he dares to pull off the illegal woodpoles of borderline that planted by
the expantionism of Youn Hanoi !

Parajey Achor
Yuon Hanoi Plaon Tuk Dey Khmer !

Cheers,
Ung Bun Heang

Google Maps told to fix national border errors
Last updated: 3/22/2010 18:07

Vietnam on Saturday requested that Google Maps, the online map
service of Google Inc., correct its mistakes concerning the borderline between
Vietnam and China.

“Google Maps shows an incorrect land borderline between Vietnam and
China,” Foreign Ministry spokesperson Nguyen Phuong Nga said.

“Vietnam requests that Google correct the mistakes in accordance
with the current official map of Vietnam,” she said at a press briefing in
Hanoi.

In the map published by Google, many areas that belong to Vietnam
totaling thousands of square kilometers have been presented as belonging to
China. The mapping mistakes can be seen from Apachai Town in Dien Bien Province
to Quang Ninh Province’s Mong Cai Town.

Nga said Vietnam and China have signed treaties and agreements on
the land border and the borderline between the two countries has been described
clearly on their maps.

When the 1999 Vietnam-China Land Border Treaty and related
documents take effect, they will be deposited at the United Nations and will be
provided to mapping and publishing organizations, Nga said.

By Nguyen Phong

Please read :

http://www.thanhniennews.com/2010/Pages/Google-Maps-told-to-fix-national-border-errors.aspx

He's crewing Yuon-Hanoi who's encroaching Khmer Land everyday
!
Cheers,
Ung Bun Heang

What is Sam Rainsy doing?
Is he really fighting for Cambodia?
If he is, he is not doing the job. He can't fight it in
another
country. No one would hear him, nor the government would
respond. Sam
Rainsy has no substance even though he has legitimate ideas.
The real problem is that Sam Rainsy really doesn't want to
solve
problems in Cambodia. His intention is to oppose everything
from CPP
and Hun Sen government at all cost. Hence, Sam Rainsy is
nothing more
than a cronie who wants to destroy his nation in the name
of democracy
etc...... We can smell a distance away.

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