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Meeting of the 100 per-Sein dictators: Sen & Sein
Women wave Cambodia and Myanmar flags during a welcome ceremony for Myanmar's Prime Minister Thein Sein at Phnom Penh international airport November 30, 2007. Thein Sein is in Cambodia on a three-day official visit. REUTERS/Chor Sokunthea
Myanmar's Prime Minister Thein Sein (L) walks down an airplane upon his arrival at Phnom Penh international airport November 30, 2007. Thein Sein in Cambodia for three-day official visit. REUTERS/Chor Sokunthea
Myanmar's Prime Minister Thein Sein (L) stands next to Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen upon his arrival at Phnom Penh international airport November 30, 2007. Thein Sein in Cambodia for three-day official visit. REUTERS/Chor Sokunthea
Cambodia's Prime Minister Hun Sen, right, greets Myanmar's Prime Minister Thein Sein on arrival in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, Friday, Nov. 30, 2007. Myanmar's prime minister visited Cambodia on Friday, a day after the host country assured its neighbor that it would not support sanctions against the military junta as punishment for its recent crackdown. (AP Photo/Khem Sovannara)
Women wave Cambodia and Myanmar flags during a welcome ceremony for Myanmar's Prime Minister Thein Sein at Phnom Penh international airport November 30, 2007. Thein Sein is in Cambodia on a three-day official visit. REUTERS/Chor Sokunthea
Myanmar's Prime Minister Thein Sein (L) walks down an airplane upon his arrival at Phnom Penh international airport November 30, 2007. Thein Sein in Cambodia for three-day official visit. REUTERS/Chor Sokunthea
Myanmar's Prime Minister Thein Sein (L) stands next to Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen upon his arrival at Phnom Penh international airport November 30, 2007. Thein Sein in Cambodia for three-day official visit. REUTERS/Chor Sokunthea
Cambodia's Prime Minister Hun Sen, right, greets Myanmar's Prime Minister Thein Sein on arrival in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, Friday, Nov. 30, 2007. Myanmar's prime minister visited Cambodia on Friday, a day after the host country assured its neighbor that it would not support sanctions against the military junta as punishment for its recent crackdown. (AP Photo/Khem Sovannara)
11 comments:
What's the meaning of women dressing up and waving flags?
Yay! Red carpet treatment for our brother (Burmese).
On behalf of all Khmer people, Welcome to Cambodia Your Excellency (Thein Sein) of the great Burma! Our home is your home. Please stay a while if you would.
And Thank you for taking the time to visit us, and please stay in touch at all cost.
Welcome to Cambodia!
We have a lot of things to talk about, particularly our economic plan and job creation for the people of Cambodia.
MOI
Dear John:
We need your support for the CPP Party for the upcoming general election in 2008.
Thank you for your unflinching support for the CPP Party.
Victory will prevail.
MOI
These two idiot leaders are both wearing eye-glass and both are uneducated. one has bold head and the other starting to get bold. One Kwak and One begins to Kwak.
Both of them are dictatorship,
one is communist and
the other is iron fist.
Both are Tmil Ort Sasna and Nor Rouk.
These colored girls are all CPP daughters and grand-daughters who don't know anything, but to lift up the dirty flags.
Welcome to Hell Country.
9:00 PM:
How would you propose to have our country changed or improved or moved forward when every words that is coming out from your and KI clients' mouths are "Hell," "Shit," "Fuck," and "Bitch," and ect.?
You people can do better than that.
MOI
MOI
In reality your just nothing. Your support for the CPP is nothing. I bet they don`t even know you. Probably not even a member. LOL
What a Joke. And yes here in america we like to curse people out like you. Trying to be something but not.
Here in america we call that a Poser.
What a Moron
I decided to create a special
e-mail address; especially for all KI clients who are fearless will balls of steel to drop me your ideas and suggestions on how to improve our country’s economy for our next generation.
Of course CPP members are always welcome.
Here’s my address:
moicpp2008@yahoo.com
CPP 2008!
Anti-KI clients,
MOI
Perhaps some of the KI clients' need to be washed with soap for that profanity that's coming out from that stinking mouth.
The truth of the matter is you will never have a plausible debate or discussion here,because these people have problems with their mouth. That's why I decided to treat them like dirt.
MOI
Hey 9:00pm your comments are so very interesting and funny, I like it. Write some more if you please.
Thein Sein is born in Ngapudaw Township, Mandalay Region to an ethnic Shan father and an ethnic Mon mother. Thein Sein is of Shan-Mon descent. U Thein Sein is the first native Burmese to become PM after Soe Win's death in 2007.
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