Hello, Kangaroo. I have read your esponse. I undertood your mind that is good for you and Vietnamese society, but in term of good vision for the next, I see your ability is only for your own basic information, but not for others.
I think that you have a very big gap between me so that I have not need to talk on anyting with you anymore. Thank you with my best regard. Neak Kampuchea, On Dec 1, 10:22 am, kangaroo <[email protected]> wrote: > On Nov 30, 1:40 pm, Neak Kampuchea <[email protected]> wrote: > > > Kangaroo, good to see you again. > > > I said Vietnam is trapped in nationalism barrier. You said Vietnam > > doesn't trap on anything. So you and me have a big gap between, > > meaning that you do not have enough information on both counties as I > > do. > > . > > Ok! Why are we discussing Vietnamese matter anyway? > > > A lot frozen stuffs sold in the US doesn't mean that country is > > strong, but for me I think of cheap labor over there, in which there > > are Million and million very poor workers. > > Whatever made in Vietnam that you see in your nearby super market > translates into billions of dollars for Vietnam. Even when those poor > people get very little of that still make up billions of dollars for > Vietnam. > My friend, > This is the mentality of Cambodia. If the poor people could not get so > much, the country should not do at all. It means that Cambodians > really don't want anything at all when no one can fullfill their > rhetorics. > That's why Cambodians have been struggling all of these years. > > > Cambodia is going the other way around, having more than 60 private > > universities with international curriculum standard, there are hundred > > all English schools anywhere in the country, more than thousand > > churches, more than three thousand NGO, more than hundred channel > > private TV cable and free Satellite TV. > > What is the benefits of those things? > Does it translate into money for their country? > Give us a sense of what fuel the country, economy or politics? > That's the point. Vietnamese tried so hard to get their hands in the > American economy because they know that American consumers can bring > them billions of dollars. > Do you know that a major American car manufacturer built a plant in > Vietnam? > Do you know that AT&T also has a plant in Vietnam? > How about Cambodia? > Do you know how many casinos they have over there? > Do yu know how much forest have they destroyed in the last few > decades? > Do you know how long have they disputed politically in their own > country? > What do they translate into? Prosperity for Cambodia? > Do you know that they tax an import car more than the cost of the car > itself? > What kind of economy is that? > > > Cambodian can spend on the street US dollars or keep them on any bank. > > They can even criticize on government but not defame them. > > Kangaroo, Vietnam has all of what Cambodia has today? > > So you are telling us that Cambodian money doesn't mean anything. > Am I hearing right? > I know certain country that it is illegal to do commerce with other > money instead of their own because it would devalue it. > So you are saying that it's better in Cambodia to use dollars instead > of riels? > > > Please response to me. Thank you very much. > > With my best regard. > > Don't worry about me so much. > I respond to you when I feel like it. > Don't stress over it. -- 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
