On May 24, 10:27 pm, Savun <[email protected]> wrote: > > Mr. Thlang Ran had Anti-Communist theory. > > I am too young to remember Mr. Thlang Ran. > But, I heard about him until in the late 80's when > I was interested in Khmer politics. >
Actually, I was thinking about this lately. Before, Cambodian society was segrated into classes. Part of it still exists today. However, you would see a very different Cambodian society after Cambodians experienced a short three years of communism. Today, we see people from rural areas looking for works in the city to better their families. Many others started small business, which we had never heard off in the past. > When we are talking about race inside Cambodia > It is very touchy subject. Many politicians doesn't > Like to talk about it. When anyone talk about > , sometime people they are being calling racist. I know > I got a bunch in my 2006 campaign for State > Rrpresentative, Even though the subject is legitimate for > Discussion and/or reform. > This is the worse part of the Cambodian society. Honestly, I believe that racism has improved alot too in Cambodia. Cambodians in the US and other countries are very different. Khmer Rouge regime tought people alot about their own society and what they can do. Peasants had realized how they had destroyed their country when Khmer Rouge lifted them up to be superior race. Now, all people are searching for opportunities to make it better for their own families. In the United States, it's not easy to live. However, equal opportunities allow people to find what to do with their own likes or dislikes. That's why America is great. I strongly believe that Cambodians are on that track today. > For Cambodian people, they all their rights to talk about it > Until so-called Khmer politicians and the world brought the matter to > discuss > Oppenly on the table. Cambodian people want the birder sealed > when the border is not sealed, the illegal > Immigrant never account for, and they doesn't respects > the immigration's law of Cambodia. > Cambodia people will not stop. > Many Cambodian politicians are still using power for their own first before their own nation. I mean that Cambodians are still promoting corruption. > Cambodia needs the laws and enforced and it is > a national security matters as well. > Cambodians are so busy fighting each other for power so they can corrupt and to practice the culture of impunity. National security only surfaces when things happen like the clash at Thai border. Otherwise, their own businesses are up front . > In cambodia situations is difference, the illegals in Cambodia > came to Cambodia Illegally, they don't follow the law of the land. > They are trying to change Cambodia. That's the difference. > America has problems with illegal alien. Cambodia is not different. > I don't have a problem with people Who are immigration to > USA or Cambodia legally. But they must help to protect their > new country, their new land and love Cambodia like many immigrants who are > legally came to USA and do what it takes toto protect USA's interests. > Have you ever heard people trying to explain who Cambodians are or not etc....? That's not an isolated incident. It's the problem of Cambodia -- 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
