I just gave my explanation and ipinions on what you just agree with. What do you think of that?
On Aug 30, 2:13 pm, Khoar Chev <[email protected]> wrote: > Dear LeHai, > Your comment is fair and make sense, I can't agree more. > Please continue to share, I hope someday it would help to open some blinds > here to see the truth. Congratualations. > > Regards, > > Khoar Chev ( Made in Cambodia ) > > --- On Mon, 8/30/10, LeHai <[email protected]> wrote: > > From: LeHai <[email protected]> > Subject: Re: A Regretful Sorrowful Khmer Tradition > To: "Cambodia Discussion (CAMDISC) -www.cambodia.org" > <[email protected]> > Date: Monday, August 30, 2010, 2:44 AM > > You say that the Khmers who are most disgruntles are not Cambodians, > but oversea Khmers. But this assumption fly a bit ironic for me as the > person who makes this statement doesn't live in Cambodia either or is > not even Khmer. > > You have to admit then, that you don't know the truth either, whether > the Cambodians are really disgruntle of the current government or not. > You're also just making assumption as an outsider just many of these > outside Khmers that you pointed out are doing. > > The truth is, one doesn't have to think hard to understand why many > inside Cambodian have been so silent. Think Chea Vichea, Eang Sothuon > (the Khmer monk who had his throat slit inside a temple), the two > Khmer farmers currently in jail for voicing concern over their stolen > land, Chi Kreng village represents jailed for protesting against land > grab, Mam Sonando, Khem Sokha were also jailed for voicing opposition > on issues of territorial integrity, Sam Rainsy is still in exile on > that very subject, Mu Sochua is forced to pay fine after Hun Sen > clearly defamed and used derogatory words against her. These are the > list of recent events occurring since 2005. Going back, just a little > we would see the list of assassination and political exiles go up in > appalling numbers. > > So what can a neutral observer conclude for these history? Well, Hun > Sen government is indeed corrupt and rule with intimidation and > threat. When even the politically well known people are assassinated > and forced into exile, what can give us reason to believe that the > ordinary people will have any courage to stand against injustice? They > have no independent court to protect their freedom of expression at > all. > > Kangaroo, you should take those facts into consideration, even if you > don't live in Cambodia, the history will at least present to you a > clear picture of what is really going on in Cambodia. > > On Aug 30, 4:48 am, kangaroo <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > > > > It seems that you agree with me that many of those people are from > > another country. They may go back to visit or work in Cambodia. Yet, > > they are oversea Cambodians. > > How about those who live in Cambodia? > > I strongly believe that those cambodians would rise to fight for their > > own country if they know that Vietnamese are behind all of this > > Cambodian crabs. I don't think that they see it as many oversea people > > see it. > > > On Aug 29, 8:03 am, Watkeo Kuma <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > Kangaroo, > > > > I disagree with you on this statement as you had post: > > > > Have you ever thought that the people who really attack current > > > Cambodian government are mostly those who ARE NOT living in the > > > country? > > > > Have you ever thought that many people who call Cambodia Vietnamese > > > this and that are mostly those who ARE NOT living in Cambodia? > > > Have you ever thought that many peole who support Sam Rainsy and > > > against current government are mostly those who ARE NOT actually live > > > in Cambodia? > > > > Most of those people travel in Cambodia and get involve in Cambodia's > > > society so they knew what's going. I don't believe that you can close > > > your eye and write the story up without seeing a thing. You must > > > kidding..... > > > > Date: Sat, 28 Aug 2010 12:16:26 -0700 > > > > > Subject: Re: A Regretful Sorrowful Khmer Tradition > > > > From: [email protected] > > > > To: [email protected] > > > > > On Aug 27, 5:26 am, Pheng Kim Ving <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > > Re:http://groups.google.com/group/camdisc/browse_thread/thread/502a70aed... > > > > > > Hello cppamerican cppamerican, (it's amazing to say your username > > > > > twice, d'ohh!!) > > > > > > Many haters use barbaric foul gross coarse disgusting language to > > > > > insult the current Cambodian leaders including elected ones, yeah > > > > > yeah, including the current government who's ELECTED BY THE CAMBODIAN > > > > > PEOPLE. This is a regretful sorrowful feature of the > > > > > Khmer tradition (Sihanouk insulted Lon Nol personally with disgusting > > > > > words unworhty of a leader or a king, from Peking (now Beijing) during > > > > > the 1970-1975 civil war). > > > > > Have you ever thought that the people who really attack current > > > > Cambodian government are mostly those who ARE NOT living in the > > > > country? > > > > Have you ever thought that many people who call Cambodia Vietnamese > > > > this and that are mostly those who ARE NOT living in Cambodia? > > > > Have you ever thought that many peole who support Sam Rainsy and > > > > against current government are mostly those who ARE NOT actually live > > > > in Cambodia? > > > > > > The haters live in the west, and so they should be aware that in the > > > > > west it's even not acceptable to call an elected official (from > > > > > president or prime minister down to a small-town councillor) a liar, > > > > > let alone insult him/her with barbaric foul gross coarse disgusting > > > > > language. Some Khmer words utilized by the Khmer haters are so > > > > > barbaric foul gross coarse and disgusting that they don't even have > > > > > exact English equivalents. > > > > > I would not go that far when it comes to freedom of speech. > > > > I know that Cambodians sometimes speep it under the rug when it > > > > clashes with their tradition. > > > > In the west, freedom of speech is real. That's why you are seeing our > > > > messages today. > > > > > > Take Care, > > > > > > Pheng Kim Ving Pheng Kim Ving, d'ohh!! ok ok just Pheng Kim Ving > > > > > -- > > > > 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. 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