Khmer Rouge soldiersVoice of America
Phnom Penh, Cambodia
17/05/2006
People living in Pailin city who are mostly former Khmer Rouge soldiers, before being integrated into society by the government, say that they do not wish to see any Khmer Rouge leader being punished.
These people ask the U.N. supported special tribunal to find justice for the former Khmer Rouge leaders whom they respect and are grateful to, including Khieu Samphan, Nuon Chea, Ieng Sary, and Pol Pot.
Contrary to other people who await the Khmer Rouge tribunal impatiently, these former soldiers demand amnesty for their leaders saying they did nothing wrong and are their heroes.
In an interview with VOA, these soldiers defend and praise their leaders.
Pailin provincial governor Y Chhean says that the people of Pailin are not surprised about the Khmer Rouge tribunal, and they let the court make decisions.
He says that there are from 50,000 to 60,000 former Khmer Rouge soldiers living in the area.
NGO Comfrel director Kuol Panha says that these soldiers' comments are justified because all men are presumed innocent before the sentences.
These people ask the U.N. supported special tribunal to find justice for the former Khmer Rouge leaders whom they respect and are grateful to, including Khieu Samphan, Nuon Chea, Ieng Sary, and Pol Pot.
Contrary to other people who await the Khmer Rouge tribunal impatiently, these former soldiers demand amnesty for their leaders saying they did nothing wrong and are their heroes.
In an interview with VOA, these soldiers defend and praise their leaders.
Pailin provincial governor Y Chhean says that the people of Pailin are not surprised about the Khmer Rouge tribunal, and they let the court make decisions.
He says that there are from 50,000 to 60,000 former Khmer Rouge soldiers living in the area.
NGO Comfrel director Kuol Panha says that these soldiers' comments are justified because all men are presumed innocent before the sentences.
6 comments:
Come on murderers. After killing 2 millions, you are lucky still walking free. If it is in IRAQ, all of your heads would be burned, blown off in pieces. I'm very surprised that your leader Pol Pot's tomb still not get burned. You are evils and siners.
Ah Pol Pot has no tomb, They burned him down with car tires so no one can get to his born for DNA test.
Do I say the thrue?
Why somebody do that?
Ah Pot alive?
These young Khmer Rouge look so tough! It took AH HUN SEN and one million Vietcong for 10 years and still couldn't destroy these Khmer Rouge!The Vietcong used to brag that they beat the French, the Japanese and the American...ahahah
Yes...the Vietcong is so invincible alright!ahahahah Now you know why these Vietcong still looking for their missing in action(MIA) in Cambodia! This is what happen when Cambodian stop killing another Cambodian because the Vietcong know that they must leave Cambodia soon or later!
The Viet Name Gorvernment is a lier jus like his Toy ( Every thing fake from Viet Name).
They do not care about their MIA, they pretend, so the Viet Namese would think that they are good government!
They do not even care about their living daugthers!
Viet Name and Hun Sen governments brought young Viet Namese girld under 6 to sold as protitude all around Assia, not only in Svay Park of Cambodia.
Read the news you Viet Namese friend. Viet Namese girlds sold in Philipine, Sangapor; and auction in Malasia.
What Viet Name gorvernment do? Complain!
Thesmugling road is right here (Hochi Minh Trail)Cambodia.
And who help it? Hun Sen
Who did it? your own blood brother, Hock Landy!
Do not belive me?
Ask USA State department!
They don't look tough to me! They look confuse.
Come on now!!.. these kids are whimps and sissy soldiers.. they are not tough!! Hell no. Khmer rough are tough only killing inocient Khmer that can't fight back. but when Vietnam invaded in 1979, these suckers fled and run like hell into Thai borders. Vietnam didn't even have to sweat a bullet. These chicken Khmer rough mather fuckers, they only tough on khmer people, but can't do jack to the Viet invader...
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