It seems to be a lot of people. Here is something that I could not understand. There are a lot of people yelling about Vietnamese this and that etc.... It seems that almost all of those are not even living in Cambodia. How do they want to run their country? Today some Cambodian politicians also run to another country trying to run theircountry. Can they run it remotely? Can you explain it to us? Beside, many of those people are trying act like they want to run Cambodia instead theyraise money for themsele? Why don't they do it in Cambodia?
On Jun 20, 8:14 am, [email protected] wrote: > -----Original Message----- > From: [email protected] > > -----E-mail d'origine----- > De : Hoeun Hach <[email protected]> > A : Kith <[email protected]> > Cc : Thoeun Chhem <[email protected]> > Envoyé le : Samedi, 19 Juin 2010 13:57 > Sujet : Re: Post mtg > > Date: 6/ 19/ 2010 > > Hello my beloved Khmer compatriots; > > There were nine (9) people organizing the 6/12/2010's meeting. I was one of > them. For the post meeting on 6/17/2010, there were seven (7) people > attending. Two (2) people were helping their families. > > On 6/ 12/ 2010's meeting, we had a slice show first showing about Mr. Sam > Rainsy pulled out illegal marks on Cambodian territory, Hun Sen and > Vietnamese primister were standing together next to a big illegal mark of > 171, people's homes were burned due to the forced eviction from Hun Sen > government, stricken- poverty in Cambodia, Sam Rainsy walked in demonstration > with people to demand justice, Sam Rainsy sat next to a wounded man in Phnom > Penh. The whole idea of showing theese pictures was to disclose the facts > that we, Cambodains, are facing Vietnamese brutal occupation in Cambodia. > Hus Sen is only puppet of Vietnam; he receives direct orders from Hanoi. One > of the pictures showed Hun Sen smiled with joy with Prime Minister of Vietnam > next to illegal landmark of 171--- the picture was a powerful evidence. The > 171 illegal landmarks was inside Cambodia. We wanted to convey to Khmers in > Minnesota and to gathers support for Sam Rainsy's struggle for Cambodia for > free and fair election without foreign interference. Six (6) Republicans > were impressed how brave Sam Rainsy was. Khmers need more people like Sam > Rainsy. > > Now I am a member of Sam Rainsy; it means I am part of Camabodian politics. > On 6/17/ 2010's meeting, I expressed my opinions to other six (6) members > that Khmers alone cannot get Cambodia out of Vietnamese occupation. We need > to get support from others, such as Americans and American Congress men and > women to Cambodia issues to the surface at US Congress and the UN. The more > Cambodian issues are brought at the US Congress and at the UN the Khmers are > able to gain political strength. Khmers alone are not strong enough to raise > vocies at the US Congress and at the UN. In order to get US support, Khmers > need to participate in US election ( both state and national election). Many > Khmers are able to vote in America. Both Republican and Democrat candicates > will definitely look for Khmers to vote for them. There is a politcal > expression in America " You scratch my back, I will scratch your back." If > Khmers can show up at the poll, Khmers are able to have voices via each > district in Minnesota and through out the United States. If Khmers > understand this system, Khmers will definitely survive. American > representatives both state and the US Congress. Khmers will not get > scratched adequately if Khmers don't start to scratch American backs through > voting. Khmers can outsmart Vietnamese by coming together. By coming > together, Khmers are ble to disclose Vietnamese who lurk hidden behind Hun > Sen's regime. As you know today, Vietnamese are using deception to oursmart > Khmers in front of world body and the US Congdress. With that perspective, > we will inevitably pay a heavy price (extinction) for our children. > Hoeun -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Cambodia Discussion (CAMDISC) - www.cambodia.org" group. This is an unmoderated forum. Please refrain from using foul language. Thank you for your understanding. Peace among us and in Cambodia. To post to this group, send email to [email protected] To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected] For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/camdisc Learn more - http://www.cambodia.org
