Dear Khmer Young, Please give some examples of the misbehaviors and wrong-doings of the current elected Cambodian government.
Pheng Kim Ving On Sep 23, 12:58 am, Khmer Young <[email protected]> wrote: > Let shoulder together to successfully join this very important > Rally<http://cambodianbrightfuture.blogspot.com/2010/09/let-shoulder-togeth...> > <http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_jVCbxaOxjhA/TJrax3B-EUI/AAAAAAAAAVc/TqigRiV...> > Dear Khmer Compatriots; > > So, have you asked yourself what have you done for your country up to now? > Have you voiced your concern about your country? Have you ever written > letters of protest to those misbehavior leaders? Have you participated any > rally or protest to show your solidarity to the world? > > This is a chance for all Cambodian diaspora to shoulder together to this > rally. Firstly, I am disappointed that the notice of this gathering is > likely late, but by our commitment on unity and "talk the talk" philosophy, > we have to go there together without procrastination. > > Original text of Rally > Announcement<http://ki-media.blogspot.com/2010/09/call-for-rally-against-hun-xen-a...> > > Popular proverb keeps saying that "don't expect your country to do something > for you, but you have to do something for your country" is truly reflecting > to the ups and downs in our motherland, Cambodia. In the past, evidently > Cambodian people including their leaders are relying all hopes to the > country with one god-king like leader in bringing fate of the nation. > Finally, the belief in leadership style of god-king like has brought us > suffering and unbreakable trauma. > > Current age of globalization, individuals have power to express and act out > to define their own fate and family prosperity. People are the owner of the > nation, not the leaders are the owner of our fate like a belief in a > cave-man age of god-king. > > So, have you asked yourself what have you done for your country up to now? > Have you voiced your concern about your country? Have you ever written > letters of protest to those misbehavior leaders? Have you participated any > rally or protest to show your solidarity to the world? > > This is a chance for all Cambodian diaspora to shoulder together to this > rally. Firstly, I am disappointed that the notice of this gathering is > likely late, but by our commitment on unity and "talk the talk" philosophy, > we have to go there together without procrastination. > > Of course, in this free land, each of us can pursue full rights to > demonstrate, rally or dissent our opinion regarding wrong doing of those > leaders. > > America and Canada, their leaders are happy to be criticized and dissented. > Those leaders put their success on the feedbacks of their people, like the > retailers can sell much of their products by listening to the needs of the > customers. > > It is common sense for those brilliant and open-minded leaders to open space > for their citizens to criticize and dissent them. It is common sense those > practices prevailed them prosperity, democracy, justice and sustainability. > > Yes, when we say this, Cambodia is very contradict. All dissenting messages > are regarded as anti-government. Government mouthpieces have never > sympathized those critics and put those critics into their agenda to > successfully serve their people at all. > > So this rally is not only an open door for exercising of our rights, but > also to help improve livelihood of our brothers and sisters in Cambodia. > More than this, it is a good tool for Hun Sen government to consider improve > his leadership as well. > > Beside of joining the rally, I appreciate the purposes aggregated in this > rally agenda, and I would like to add few objectives more such as to request > the US-ASIA summit of: > - Returning back all law-makers immunity to allow them exercise their duties > freely without fear of political reprisal. > - To stop using court to silence the oppositions and dissents, and open way > for the safe return of Sam Rainsy who is the president of Sam Rainsy Party. > - Stop all types of "abusing of power" by the top officers of incumbent > government. > > However, all suggested objectives of this rally are already absolutely > beneficial to Cambodia as whole; and I would like to congratulate Michael > Duong > <http://ki-media.blogspot.com/2010/09/call-for-rally-against-hun-xen-a...>for > take a lead of this rally and your teamwork to make this day meaningful for > Cambodia. > > In Solidarity, > > Khmer Young > > -- > Cambodian Brighter Future depends on enduring conscience and tireless > strivings of Cambodian Younger > Generation!http://cambodianbrightfuture.blogspot.com -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Cambodia Discussion (CAMDISC) - www.cambodia.org" group. 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