Dear Mr. James; Make it short, who ever pop up to be next leader rather than Hun Sen, Cambodia will be better a lot.
Hun Sen with his one eye vision and his current skill is good only to destroy his political opponents, he is not skillful for collective interest of the nation. I can assure you this. I can dare you this. KY On Nov 5, 4:34 pm, James Sok <[email protected]> wrote: > How do I see the next leader will be worse than Hun Sen?... > > Here is my answer. I see the next leader will be someone from the CPP or > modified CPP under Sihanouk's arrangement if he he does not die so soon. > > Hun Manet has a slim chance to succeed his father because there is a > strong line up of CPP middle ranking officials for top leadership positions. > Manet does not have the skill to move to the top once Hun Sen become sick > or internally removed. > > Sam Rainsy's future is similar to his father. He will be used by both > communist and royalist group. At the end, he will be spitted out just like a > cherry seed. Kem Sokha will eventually join the CPP or modified CPP. His > future is fair for reason that he can make a living in politics. > > I see no young generation politician coming up. Our Khmer youths are rotten > corrupt and wickedly educated. Civil Society groups become easy employment > for those who just want to make a living outside governmental employment. > > Now, you can see what kind of PM will Cambodia have after Hun Sen? > > Sincerely, > James > > > > > > > > > ________________________________ > From: Khmer Young <[email protected]> > To: Cambodia Discussion (CAMDISC) -www.cambodia.org<[email protected]> > Sent: Saturday, November 5, 2011 3:11 PM > Subject: Re: The fate of Col. Gaddafi has terrified all world dictators > including Hun Sen > > One more thing, how do see the next leader will be worse than Hun Sen? > I know this word has been effectively used in Cambodia. > > For example, the incumbent leaders have been already rich, if they > plunder national assets are less than the new leaders who are with > empty hand. I think you also support this political manipulation. > > Cambodia must change leader, if Cambodians want to see their country > move forward. > > Thanks > > On Nov 5, 12:17 am, James Sok <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > > > > > > Please read attachment. > > > Thanks, > > James > > > ________________________________ > > From: Khmer Young <[email protected]> > > To: James Sok <[email protected]> > > Cc: "[email protected]" <[email protected]>; Gaffa Peangmeth > > <[email protected]>; Chheat Srey <[email protected]>; Diep Ly > > <[email protected]> > > Sent: Friday, November 4, 2011 7:46 PM > > Subject: Re: The fate of Col. Gaddafi has terrified all world dictators > > including Hun Sen > > > Dear Mr. James; > > > Your article reminds me of rebuttal messages which have been effectively > > used by the CPP and Hun Sen's ranting. But in reality, it has been a double > > standard political rhetoric which the happiest person would be Uncle Ho. > > > Scholars like Noam Chomsky and Michael Vickery etc have been vivid > > supporter of Vietnamese presence in Cambodia. For NC, Vietnam presence in > > Cambodia is a liberation, not invasion. For MV, his recent message to > > Elizabet Backer, the Paris Peace Agreement is a failure work of the UNs. MV > > gave 1000,000 points to Hun Sen in his effort to dismantle Khmer Rouge > > faction. > > > In reality, Khmer Rouge is the by-product of Vietminh and Vietcong, and the > > failure of Russia doesn't weaken Vietnam because Vietnam has their back-up > > tool: KR. > > > Remember, Kiev Somphan and Son Sen returned back to Phnom Penh in order to > > join the election, but a bunch of Vietcong-Vietminh in Phnom Penh stoned > > Kiev Somphan to bleeding. With this activity, how can Hun Sen has always > > used the rhetoric of national reconciliation and national unity? > > > Hun Sen's words are just a planned framework of Vietcong-Vietminh to cheat > > Cambodian people and the world. > > > I hope you might have to choose between scholars like NC as well as MV, or > > David Chandler as well as Elizabeth Backer. > > > KY > > > On Fri, Nov 4, 2011 at 1:57 PM, James Sok <[email protected]> wrote: > > > Please read my comment in Khmer. > > > >Thx > > >James > > > >From: Khmer Young <[email protected]> > > >To: James Sok <[email protected]> > > >Cc: "[email protected]" <[email protected]>; Gaffa Peangmeth > > ><[email protected]>; Chheat Srey <[email protected]>; Diep Ly > > ><[email protected]> > > >Sent: Friday, November 4, 2011 2:17 PM > > >Subject: Re: The fate of Col. Gaddafi has terrified all world dictators > > >including Hun Sen > > > >Dear Mr. James; > > > >Of course, the definition of dictatorship itself has included Hun Sen into > > >that group. Hun Sen can use all political manipulations to divert the > > >attention of Cambodian people but Hun Sen cannot shy away from this > > >definition of dictatorship: long term in ruthless power, curbing all > > >dissenters in both using violence and the rule of law manipulation, and > > >the monopolization of national wealth, state media, arm force and civil > > >servants etc. All dictators around the world have shared this common sense > > >and it is only dictators themselves can clearly explain this to us. > > > >The argument of your point regarding foreigners violated other sovereign > > >states is not relevant. According to the international laws on the respect > > >of human rights, the UNs or its alliance can step into intervention in > > >order to save those innocent lives. Sometime, those interventions cannot > > >fully achieve, but at least, the international efforts can curtail those > > >human rights violations. For instance, in Iraq, Egypt, Pakistan or Lybia > > >etc. > > > >Vietnam invade Cambodia was wrong and Vietnam violated the international > > >laws as Vietnam had no pre-approval from the UNs to trespass into Cambodia > > >land though Vietnam used the excuse to save Cambodian lives from genocide. > > >However, Vietnam is smarter than current puppet Hun Sen government who is > > >still prostrating Vietnamese troops, by quickly withdraw its troops from > > >Cambodia after that 10 years. In reality, that 10 years, Vietnam had > > >accomplished to what Uncle Ho planned: to spread its spies entire > > >Cambodia, to plunder all national treasures from Cambodia, to face up with > > >China and to unify all Vietnamese waring fractions during the great > > >national unification etc. > > > >I am young but I can understand many words from our elders which those > > >words are so in vain and goal-less. This is why Cambodia cannot free from > > >the jaws of foreigners. > > > >KY > > > >On Fri, Nov 4, 2011 at 7:17 AM, James Sok <[email protected]> wrote: > > > >Please read attachment in Khmer. > > >>Thanks, > > >>James > > > >>From: Khmer Young <[email protected]> > > >>To: [email protected] > > >>Sent: Friday, November 4, 2011 2:22 AM > > > >>Subject: The fate of Col. Gaddafi has terrified all world dictators > > >>including Hun Sen > > > >>Thursday, November 3, 2011 > > >>The fate of Col. Gaddafi terrified all world dictators > > >>The end of 2011 has frightened Hun Sen mentally and > > > physically. The middle east spring has toppled many dictators such as > > Tunisia’s Ben Ali (removed after 24 years in power), Egypt’s Hosni > > Mubarak (removed after 30 years in power), Libya’s Muammar Gaddafi (to be > > removed after 42 years in power), Yemen’s Ali Abdullah Saleh (to be > > removed after 33 years in power) and Syria’s Bashar al-Assad (to be > > removed after 40 years of dictatorship including his father Hafez > > al-Assad’s 29-year reign). But our Cambodian Hun Sen is (32 years in > > power). Hun Sen can also recall to his neighbors such as Suharto of > > Indonesia and Marcos of the Philippines.>>Recent speech at the bridge > > inaugural ceremony of Hun Sen on the comparing him to Col. Gaddafi is > > understood as a consoling lullaby for his personal nervous soul. The video > > clip of > > > beating up and humiliating of Gaddafi is not acceptable for those who > > love human rights and human dignity but it has truly terrified dictators > > worldwide. > > > >>All dictators have been defined as: > > > >> * staying in power too long or forever > > >> * transferring power to their own kin under the umbrella of > > >> family when they are in aging condition > > >> * terrify their own objectives (citizens) not to stand up > > >> bargaining their power > > >> * monopolize national wealth, state media, arm force and create > > >> the rule of law that can legitimize their power > > >>All these few considering factors of dictatorship, how could Hun Sen can > > >>distinguish himself from Gaddafi? > > > >>Hun > > > Sen and his spokesperson like Phay Siphan said Hun Sen is different > > from Gaddafi because Cambodian people elected Hun Sen during the > > national election. How could election in Cambodia can legitimate Hun Sen > > power and push him away from Gaddafi's character when Hun Sen can > > monopolize national wealth, state media, arm force and utilize the rule > > of law to favor his absolute power? Election in each year is just a stage > > of Lakhorn to hide the reality from Cambodian people and the international > > communities. > > > >>For > > > Hun Sen, he used the past tragic war to terrify Cambodian people and > > his recent speech culminated this. His logic based that the toppling of > > Gaddafi stemmed from war of the opposition. In this matter, Hun Sen > > wanted to tell us that if "you want to make Hun Sen like Gaddafi, you > > must rise up by grabbing guns and fight against him". He also encouraged > > Cambodian dissents by providing a big stock of ammunition supply. > > > >>In > > > this matter, Hun Sen can use the reality smarter and clearer than his > > spokespersons Phay Siphan. Note that Phay Siphan has always stated that > > all trials to punish dissents are the path to strengthening the rule of > > law in Cambodia. > > > >>At the end, Hun Sen is still terrified by the > > > image of death of Gaddafi. Not only opposition which can topple Gaddafi. > > The loyal persons close to Gaddafi are also pointing gun at Gaddafi. > > The NATO and the international communities are also in favor of the > > opposition. In reality, the people of Libya have supported Gaddafi more > > than current support of Cambodian people towards Hun Sen. > > > >>Let consider few factors that make Hun Sen terrifying at the moment: > > > >> * Hun Sen has realized that his prolonging term in power will end > > >> up like > > > Gaddafi although he can use the past genocide, the > > ... > > read more » -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Cambodia Discussion (CAMDISC) - www.cambodia.org" group. This is an unmoderated forum. 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