This is a real attack On Oct 25, 8:46 pm, Neak Kampuchea <[email protected]> wrote: > Understanding why Khmer abroad are so divided. > > Cambodia’s inhabitants should be called in English “Cambodian”, and in > Khmer “Chun-Kampuchea” or Kampuchun or simply “Kampuchea”. > This way every Cambodian would agree and accept Cambodia’s > citizenship, regardless of Khmer or none Khmer ethnic exclusion. > But when we call them Khmer, only a fraction of them has believed its > but majority thinks no: I’m none Khmer individuals; I’m hybrid with > new face Cambodian. They know for sure they can not change their own > race to Khmer’s even though they want to. People can change > citizenship, but never be able to get done on origin. > > For now most Cambodian in the country are politically forced to be > self-proclaimed Khmer or in other words compelled to be Khmer due to > Cambodian constitution, that has wrongly been translated and adopted > from certain English clauses from international Paris’s accord text on > Cambodia in1991, causing false Khmer citizen from the true Cambodian > citizen. > Khmer citizen in English term is none sense as Khmer is not the name > the country for which, the sole title is Cambodia and its people is > Cambodian with no exception. > > Most mainstream Cambodian has never accepted to be of what is not his > own kind. They are obligated to keep quiet but apprehensive of what > they are forced to be bearing. They have a doubt security on where > they are living, because they feel foreigners on their own homeland. > > This is the reason why people just want to immigrate for living in > other countries where there is more acceptances with more freedom of > expression. If it’s impossible to do so, people will be eager to get > corrupted with a quick-rich or a quick-powerful so that they could > make money they may possibly send their kids oversea for better > education in a real freedom ship environment experience. > When they will be back, they would be in the top team so that they > could make themselves top politicians for helping change the country > in bringing back Cambodian citizenship to its own place in Cambodian > constitution. > > There were more than 3/4 million Cambodian living abroad. They fled > the country following Khmer rouge’s purge 1975-1979. Now 99% of them > are becoming citizens of the country they are living where there are > adequate health care along with freedoms of expression, freedoms of > choice, and freedoms of belief. Most of them even dare to pronounce > things louder than ever. A lot said: I don’t like to participate > where there are a lot of ethnic Khmer although I’m used to be self- > proclaimed Khmer, but me’m not. > > Unlike flourishing Lao’s, Thai’s, Vietnamese’s, Korean’s and Chinese’s > associations, Khmer organization are always troublesome due to the > fact they name themselves Khmer, which does not represent a broad > range of all integrated Cambodia’s inhabitants namely Cambodian. > > This is a clear persistent weakness of one nation that had never > changed from a Great Hinduism Khmer empire to a small Buddhism state, > in which diverse people of Cambodia had already been integrated in one > sole Cambodian. If this permanent weakness is left unfixed its will > turned catalyst monster that would be disintegrated completely our > whole Nation.
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