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Saturday, September 29, 2007
Pro-democracy demonstration in front of the Burmese embassy in Phnom Penh
Photos: SRP
More than 100 Cambodians braved monsoon rain Friday to stage a peaceful protest against the Myanmar military junta in what they called a show of solidarity with anti-government demonstrators there.
I would like to share my condemnation to all dictatorships of Burma for their suppression regime to Burma people and to their brutal crackdown on peacefull protestors. Areak Prey
My deepest sympathy to the Burmese monks and pro-democracy movements. Keep up the spirit and fight tyrany with all of your might. Freedom will prevail at last.
In current Burma situation is not different from previous Cambodia's coup d'etat and the inhumiliated by Hun Sen leadership to Cambodian peaceful demonstrators in that time...
Though time past, but such tragedy will never forgotten from people's head.
I hope someone dare to take out the teacher of Hun Sen (Myanmar)!! Please all democratic parties do a coalition to take out Hun Sen and CPP (the puppet of VN).
The Burmese government probably does not want their country to become another playground for Western pedophiles and sex tourists. That's why they cracked down on the "pro-democracy" movement.
Hello folks!! This afternoon, there are about 400 people in Auckland are protesting agaist Junta army of Burma to support the Monks in Burma. I am gladed to have taken part for this magnific cause to support people for their freedom.
You're wrong, 11:33. I don't have any favoritism between any government. I choose whatever work for different country. No two countries required the same medicine, dude. What you needed is to question your education system again. Is it really as good as you think it is, or you are just imagining things?
Photos: SRP
I would like to share my condemnation to all dictatorships of Burma for their suppression regime to Burma people and to their brutal crackdown on peacefull protestors. Areak Prey
ReplyDeleteMy deepest sympathy to the Burmese monks and pro-democracy movements. Keep up the spirit and fight tyrany with all of your might. Freedom will prevail at last.
ReplyDeleteIn current Burma situation is not different from previous Cambodia's coup d'etat and the inhumiliated by Hun Sen leadership to Cambodian peaceful demonstrators in that time...
ReplyDeleteThough time past, but such tragedy will never forgotten from people's head.
I hope someone dare to take out the teacher of Hun Sen (Myanmar)!!
ReplyDeletePlease all democratic parties do a coalition to take out Hun Sen and CPP (the puppet of VN).
The Burmese government probably does not want their country to become another playground for Western pedophiles and sex tourists. That's why they cracked down on the "pro-democracy" movement.
ReplyDeleteBarajay Roborb Noroourk Ar-Vi-Jay !!!
ReplyDeleteJayo Prachea Thipaktey Phoumear !
Jayo Prachea Thipaktey Khmer !
Ar Youn-Hanoi go home !
Pro-democracy people are stepping toward the right direction in Cambodia. Keep fighting for your freedom Khmers!
ReplyDeleteShut the fuck up, idiots. We need trades and jobs from Burma, you fools. Stop make people suffer here.
ReplyDelete8:45AM Are you pro totalitarianism?
ReplyDeleteYour sound like Hun Sen, no where to go except make the trade with Burma???????????
11:33AM
ReplyDeleteMay be you mention a fool 8:46AM
yeah thank you 11:33 AM
ReplyDeletegood gesture by the opposition party.
ReplyDeleteHello folks!!
ReplyDeleteThis afternoon, there are about 400 people in Auckland are protesting agaist Junta army of Burma to support the Monks in Burma. I am gladed to have taken part for this magnific cause to support people for their freedom.
Hey guys, on the third picture from the top, it looks like the second agent in black is telling Sam Rainsy in his mind, "Go ahead,..., make my day!"
ReplyDeleteYou're wrong, 11:33. I don't have any favoritism between any government. I choose whatever work for different country. No two countries required the same medicine, dude. What you needed is to question your education system again. Is it really as good as you think it is, or you are just imagining things?
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