Cher Monsieur Baphuon:
Thank you very much, everything relating this secret has been clear up
in my mind.
I felt that this is something like a title, and exactly it is.
Why the second and the third presidents didn’t use this title ?
Furthermore, I found something illogical in your documents
In the message of condolence of NEAL VY, he was born in 1940. So, in
1950, he was just a 10 years old kid, in 1960, he was a 20 years old boy,
and in 1970, he was a full age man. But, in the documents, CHAO DARA, who
cannot be LN, started his activities from the 1950’s. Where did he receive
the education … so, NEAL VY was too young to be CHAO DARA.??
If the second and the third Presidents used also this title, it is
explainable.
On Fri, Apr 12, 2013 at 9:14 AM, <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi KC!
>
> Here are the four presidents of Kanseign Sar:
>
> 1. Lon Nol (Chau Dara) 2. Thach Poch 3. Thach Prum Vireak and
> 4. Neal Vy (Chau Dara).
>
> Chau Dara was the nom de guerre of Lon Nol as the first president of
> Kanseign Sar.
>
>
> I use Chau Dara as nom de guerre for Neal Vy in the purpose to hide his
> real identity. Neal Vy let me use Chau Dara as his name. Sure he had
> several noms de guerre.
>
>
> Baphuon.
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Khoar Chev <[email protected]>
> To: baphuon <[email protected]>; camdisc <[email protected]>
> Sent: Thu, Apr 11, 2013 4:34 pm
> Subject: Re: Khmer Republic Part 2
>
>
> Lok Baphuon, thank you, so that was what I thought, otherwise everyone
> would scratch their head and wonder " Geez! how could
> a fierce KR enemy be promoted as a KR division cammander? "
> Again, I'm getting interested to how Lok Neal Vy be able to manage to
> fight the KR for saving the KR? Please would you give more detail? (
> whenever you available ), also it's great if we can get to see the
> interviews he made with the US senators.
> BTW: last time I asked you about who was Real Chau Dara because one of my
> Khmer Kampuchea Krom friend claimed that Chau Dara was Lon Nol, that not
> convince me at all because I had one of my brother-in-law who followed Lon
> Nol since I was a boy, he never mentioned about that not once, otherwise I
> should had known it, unfortunately he was executed by the KR when they took
> over PP, after they used him to drive the millitary GMC transport their
> troops for a while.
>
> Thanks lok Baphuon again for your time sharing all interest stories.
>
>
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> *From:* "[email protected]" <[email protected]>
> *To:* [email protected]
> *Sent:* Thursday, April 11, 2013 3:15 PM
> *Subject:* Re: Khmer Republic Part 2
>
> Hi KC!
>
> Toward the end of Khmer Republic Part 2, Chau Dara saved 32 KR Central
> Committee's high ranking members from the execution and free them all. They
> were friends knowing very well each others for so long. These 32 will
> protect Dara in return during Pol Pot regime.
>
>
> Even under Vietnamese command 1980-81, Chau Dara was a division
> commander, a division including 4000 Vietnamese soldiers to fight the KR
> Army. He fought KR Army in order to save them (KR Army) from the
> extinction. He saved about 40,000 KR soldiers in order to build up later
> Khmer Resistance to fight Vietnamese Army under his command.
>
> US Senators interviewed Chau Dara/Neal Vy three times on that point of
> the story.
>
> People told me also about a pagoda near Phnom Penh, T-28 dropped 2
> Napalm bombs on friends forces which killed all the company 100 soldiers.
> They asked me not to mention the guilty by name.
>
> Kong Chhay Hong was promoted to the grade of Major, but Hong refused
> because he was the only one to be promoted. He would like the team should
> be all promoted two grades more for each one of the team.
>
>
> I'm not a soldier. I just learn as you all. I try to understand the war,
> how to fight, how to win the war. I still learn from all of your
> generation. I knew one of your promotion who was a US Delta Force member.
> He teaches me a lot about the art of War. I learn to read Cambodia map
> from him, the weak points and the strong points and how organize Khmer
> Resistance and we can fight endlessly to free Cambodia from Vietnamese
> swallow. First it is the state of mind.
>
>
> Baphuon
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Khoar Chev <[email protected]>
> To: camdisc <[email protected]>
> Sent: Wed, Apr 10, 2013 10:16 pm
> Subject: Re: Khmer Republic Part 2
>
> Lok bawng Baphuon,
> Thank you for your contribution to our history, however I am a little
> curious,
> Would you please explain, how could a man like Lok Neal Vy, a
> founder/commander
> of the Konseng Sar, a big enemy of the KR, avoid the KR execution and
> being a KR commander of a 50,000 troops?
> Regard the bombardment in Battambang, one of a pilot, the same promo
> with Kong Chay Hong said he once bombed at a convoy of what he claimed to
> be a convoy of Illegal log of Sek Som Eath, and later he was called in to
> see Seak Som Earth for Disciplinary, I wondered was it the friendly bomb
> you mentioned about. This guy was a big time crooked, ChhunBury transit
> center, Thailand, he tried to show that he still the commander, but guys
> used to be under him did not give a damn, one time they challenged him by
> talked trash about him in his face, they wait for him to jump on them then
> they will punch his face but this tug just freaked out.
> Regard Lok Kong Chay Hong, he was indeed a brave man, he was well
> deserved a fast promotion during that time.
> Thank you in advance,
> KC
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>
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>
> *From:* "[email protected]" <[email protected]>
> *To:* [email protected]
> *Sent:* Wednesday, April 10, 2013 11:21 AM
> *Subject:* Khmer Republic Part 2
>
> Wish you all Happy New Year!
>
> Baphuon
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