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Thai police and villagers block access to Preah Vihear temple to anti-Thai gov't protesters
Police and villagers block a convoy of nationalist protesters from reaching a disputed ancient temple on the country's border with Cambodia, 700 km (435 miles) northeast of Bangkok July 17, 2008. A political uproar in Thailand over Cambodia's listing of the Preah Vihear temple as a World Heritage site has been stoked by anti-government groups seeking to oust Thai Prime Minister Samak Sundaravej's shaky ruling coalition. REUTERS/Sukree Sukplang
Police try to move a villager lying on a highway to block a convoy of anti-government protesters from heading to the 900-year-old Hindu temple in Kantaralak district, 600 km northeast of Bangkok, July 17, 2008. Thai police and angry villagers blocked nationalist protesters on Thursday from rallying at an ancient temple at the centre of a diplomatic row with neighbouring Cambodia. REUTERS/Sukree Sukplang
Police try to move a villager lying on a highway to block a convoy of anti-government protesters from heading to the 900-year-old Hindu temple in Kantaralak district, 600 km northeast of Bangkok, July 17, 2008. Thai police and angry villagers blocked nationalist protesters on Thursday from rallying at an ancient temple at the centre of a diplomatic row with neighbouring Cambodia. REUTERS/Sukree Sukplang
A villager lies on a highway to block a convoy of anti-government protesters heading toward the 900-year-old Hindu temple in Kantaralak district, 600 km northeast of Bangkok July 17, 2008. Thai police and angry villagers blocked nationalist protesters on Thursday from rallying at an ancient temple at the centre of a diplomatic row with neighbouring Cambodia. REUTERS/Sukree Sukplang
Police and villagers block a convoy of nationalist protesters from reaching a disputed ancient temple on the country's border with Cambodia, 700 km (435 miles) northeast of Bangkok July 17, 2008. A political uproar in Thailand over Cambodia's listing of the Preah Vihear temple as a World Heritage site has been stoked by anti-government groups seeking to oust Thai Prime Minister Samak Sundaravej's shaky ruling coalition. REUTERS/Sukree Sukplang
A villager's face is covered in blood after skirmishes with nationalist protesters whom were marching to a disputed Hindu temple on the Cambodian border July 17, 2008. Thai police and angry villagers blocked nationalist protesters on Thursday from rallying at an ancient temple at the centre of a diplomatic row with neighbouring Cambodia. REUTERS/Sukree Sukplang
A villager's face is covered in blood after skirmishes with nationalist protesters whom were marching to a disputed Hindu temple on the Cambodian border July 17, 2008. Thai police and angry villagers blocked nationalist protesters on Thursday from rallying at an ancient temple at the centre of a diplomatic row with neighbouring Cambodia. REUTERS/Sukree Sukplang
A villager gestures at a convoy of anti-government protesters heading to the disputed 900-year-old Hindu temple, in Kantaralak district, 600 km northeast of Bangkok July 17, 2008. Thai police and angry villagers blocked nationalist protesters on Thursday from rallying at an ancient temple at the centre of a diplomatic row with neighbouring Cambodia. REUTERS/Sukree Sukplang
A villager gestures at a convoy of anti-government protesters heading to the disputed 900-year-old Hindu temple, in Kantaralak district, 600 km northeast of Bangkok July 17, 2008. Thai police and angry villagers blocked nationalist protesters on Thursday from rallying at an ancient temple at the centre of a diplomatic row with neighbouring Cambodia. REUTERS/Sukree Sukplang
Police and villagers block a convoy of nationalist protesters from reaching a disputed ancient temple on the country's border with Cambodia, 700 km (435 miles) northeast of Bangkok July 17, 2008. A political uproar in Thailand over Cambodia's listing of the Preah Vihear temple as a World Heritage site has been stoked by anti-government groups seeking to oust Thai Prime Minister Samak Sundaravej's shaky ruling coalition. REUTERS/Sukree Sukplang
Police try to move a villager lying on a highway to block a convoy of anti-government protesters from heading to the 900-year-old Hindu temple in Kantaralak district, 600 km northeast of Bangkok, July 17, 2008. Thai police and angry villagers blocked nationalist protesters on Thursday from rallying at an ancient temple at the centre of a diplomatic row with neighbouring Cambodia. REUTERS/Sukree Sukplang
Police try to move a villager lying on a highway to block a convoy of anti-government protesters from heading to the 900-year-old Hindu temple in Kantaralak district, 600 km northeast of Bangkok, July 17, 2008. Thai police and angry villagers blocked nationalist protesters on Thursday from rallying at an ancient temple at the centre of a diplomatic row with neighbouring Cambodia. REUTERS/Sukree Sukplang
A villager lies on a highway to block a convoy of anti-government protesters heading toward the 900-year-old Hindu temple in Kantaralak district, 600 km northeast of Bangkok July 17, 2008. Thai police and angry villagers blocked nationalist protesters on Thursday from rallying at an ancient temple at the centre of a diplomatic row with neighbouring Cambodia. REUTERS/Sukree Sukplang
Police and villagers block a convoy of nationalist protesters from reaching a disputed ancient temple on the country's border with Cambodia, 700 km (435 miles) northeast of Bangkok July 17, 2008. A political uproar in Thailand over Cambodia's listing of the Preah Vihear temple as a World Heritage site has been stoked by anti-government groups seeking to oust Thai Prime Minister Samak Sundaravej's shaky ruling coalition. REUTERS/Sukree Sukplang
A villager's face is covered in blood after skirmishes with nationalist protesters whom were marching to a disputed Hindu temple on the Cambodian border July 17, 2008. Thai police and angry villagers blocked nationalist protesters on Thursday from rallying at an ancient temple at the centre of a diplomatic row with neighbouring Cambodia. REUTERS/Sukree Sukplang
A villager's face is covered in blood after skirmishes with nationalist protesters whom were marching to a disputed Hindu temple on the Cambodian border July 17, 2008. Thai police and angry villagers blocked nationalist protesters on Thursday from rallying at an ancient temple at the centre of a diplomatic row with neighbouring Cambodia. REUTERS/Sukree Sukplang
A villager gestures at a convoy of anti-government protesters heading to the disputed 900-year-old Hindu temple, in Kantaralak district, 600 km northeast of Bangkok July 17, 2008. Thai police and angry villagers blocked nationalist protesters on Thursday from rallying at an ancient temple at the centre of a diplomatic row with neighbouring Cambodia. REUTERS/Sukree Sukplang
A villager gestures at a convoy of anti-government protesters heading to the disputed 900-year-old Hindu temple, in Kantaralak district, 600 km northeast of Bangkok July 17, 2008. Thai police and angry villagers blocked nationalist protesters on Thursday from rallying at an ancient temple at the centre of a diplomatic row with neighbouring Cambodia. REUTERS/Sukree Sukplang 
21 comments:
looks like maybe some of our Brother Khmer Thai are helping us out.
Uncontrollable mad thai dogs and bitches trying to cause problems to their innocent neighbor. What a shame and make Thailand lose face!
As one of Khmer blood i alway feel proud to all KHmers evrywhere that still have good manner to our Khmers nation , HELL TO ALL SIAMES THAT COURSE PROBLEM TO MY KHMER NATION AND HER PEOPLES.
KMHER toronto,CANADA
I am a half Khmer/Thai living in Thailand. I have told you many time that even we are thais citizen, we are still Khmers. Not all Thais and Khmers living there are against Cambodia or Thai government. Only the opposition parties members and their royalists supporters are. Don't listen to the self-acclaimed stupid Khmer-Issan here on KI forum. He does not represent the whole thailand society. In fact, he does not even represent the people living on the thai's side of the border near the temple. We can see from the pictures that people there are not happy with these stupid nationalists and royalists. They destroy these villagers livelihoods.
Move them illegal immigrants out of the way and send them back to Cambodia! The temple belongs to Khmer People in Issan Province. It was stolen by the French in the early 1900's, and it must be unconditionally return to its rightful owners immediately.
Proudly support our brother and sister patriots who are fighting for our rights.
May Lord around the ancient complex show its power and guide your ways. may the magical fog stun our enemy and blind them.
Khmer Aussi
6:07
who the fuck are you claiming to be khmer livin g in issan shit... it's not existed.
show your blood !! hhh don't talk shit, loser!
eventho, there is khmer minority in thailand .. you think you can claim over the whole population of khmer to the fucking thai poeple ? let say you had the temple , then it would belong to the thai people, thai nation. where is the spirit of prea vihear? It's solely khmer. We are doing the right thing.
So do not claim or use Khmer issan. It's unacceptable to all khmer. the temple belong to marjority . 9 century until now , it's a very long time ... PEOPLE MOVED AROUND. it doesn't proove you build it. Understand it clearly , stupd jerk. it belong to marjority khmer.
If the issan poeple love Preah vihear , so much ... please stop the war!
Khmer Koh Kong
Our khmer and laos issan brothers are standing up against these retards who seek to destroy the lively hood of the people in that region. Thais love to show case the culture of issan but they treat the people like dirt.
Dearest all the Khmer people inside Thailand. You must protect Mother Cambodia at all cost against the aggression of these Nan Chao Siems. You must say enough is enough to these Nan Chao Siems. They had detached too many of our ancestral Khmer provinces from Mother Cambodia through the ages. It is time that they stop their aggression. If we have to, we will dance in hell with these Siem hellish creatures. Khemara people, we must all stand up to the aggression of ah Nan Chao Siems. If we are going to die it is best that we die defending our Mother land, the heartland itself of the Khmer people.
These villagers are just caring about their business which is interupted by ultranationalist protesters. They are not standing up for khmer,.understand that all of you above? Khmer issan or Buriram, or whoever,,,they are Thai. They don't care what happens in Cambodia. Be noted that some of the thai troops who are entering Cambodia are ethnic khmers in Thailand.
This is crazy. These people need jobs .
5:40am
i support you 100%. stay safe and we Khmer love you.
I think 6:51 has a keen observation. So they are protecting their livelihood and business, I C. So they are no longer ethnic Khmer people? I also note that some of the Thai troopers look exactly like the Khmer people. So why are they serving under ah Nan Chao rule for? Are they malay, mons, or burmese, perhaps. I don't know. I only know this any Khmer traitors serving ah nan chao Siems must all go down with ah Siems if they no longer care for the protection of Cambodia.
No, 6:51, the Khmer in Issan Province are nice enough to settle on joint development. Why are you insisting on taking everything for yourself. Whoever taught you that? Let me guess, the Infidel, right? If that is so, they are only try to get you to get into a war so that they can sell junk arms and ammunitions, and you know it too.
7:42 AM...If we have to go to war for protecting our temple from being stolen by the Thais, let it be it. Want joint management? Go back to school and learn to speak and write Khmer first because we don't speak Thai. Issan province does not exist you stupid. This is how the thai teach you? Pretend to be something that does not exist. If you are nice, go and stop the thai solders.
7:42 AM
You should care about your country, right now the World is watching the Siam madness.
Samak is in damage control mode and he want to pull the Siam troop out of Cambodia territory, before the UN does.
If the Siam were intelligent a bit, they would know that Siamland rating for foreign investment is diminish even more.
To 6:07A.M.
I want to teach you and your ignorant clan that "Thai was known as Siam. They were ethnic Chinese descending from Southern part of ancient China. They invaded Khmer territory and took several provinces from khmer. In early 1900's, Thai invaded hmer again and took Siemreap (including Preah Vihea Temple), Battambang, kampong Thom, half of Pursat, Stung Treng, and Rattanak Kiri. In 1947, Khmer got those provinces back with the help of France. In 1962, Hague International Court gave Preah Vihea back to Khmer. Stop claiming nonsense. There are millions of Khmer ethnic live in current Thai because of those invasions. If you are really Thai from china, you and you clan need to handle all Khmer land to Khmer people. Aren't you ashamed of stealing Khmer land?
there is no khmer in thailand but cambodians.
in the usa, if ask what are you?
we say cambodian
there is no khmer in issan but cambodians.
Instead of fighting let getting marriage. If Khmer is getting married with Thai, that will be no more dispute over the Land and Property in Preah Vihea. Let have fun, man. Stop being stupid, life is too short. After Thai naked Khmer or Khmer naked Thai, all you can see is the Fantasy Island.
SORRY 9:01 AM , SIAMES MEN MOST OF THEM ARE GAY , AND SIAMES GIRLS 99.999% OF THE THEM ARE HIV POSTIVE OR AID , KHMER MEN DON'T LIKE THAT YOU KEEP IT TO YOU SHAMEFUL SIAM NATION AND FOREIGNER.
SO YOU CAN BUY TANKS AND GUNS TO INTIMIDATE KHMERS NATION FROM THAT FROFIT.
Hi everyone. One word that is very important to Cambodian People. Every Temple always have their own language. In Preah Vihea Temple is Khmer Lanuage so it is belong to Khmer People not Thai. Thai has changed History Document and educated their new generations to be confusing. Every Temples has Khmer own language. Please Thai understand and be hold with faithful and honest
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