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4 comments:
11:03 AM,
You should be ashamed of yourself.
I feel sorry for your parents, kids and wife.
What a perfect coincident!
I share the paradigms of thought with the poet.
I started my cycle counting from the 7.7.77 after surviving from the mass killing of the cultural revolution with the KR-Pol Pot regime. On 8.8.88 I had settled well in Australia for being a refugee from the Killing Field. The 9.9.99 I started to build my new dream home.
And now after the 10.10.10 I believe that very soon I will return to my motherland and join with million of Khmer compatriots with great happiness in the name of the proud owner of the land. I will certainly not see the Youn occupiers and their Khmer slaves of all sorts. They all will be punished by the power of unity and the genuine heroes of the Khmer ancestry who have been inspiring us to claim back our rights to live on our homeland.
It so sad to look at Khmer maps we used to be Empire look at our maps righ now the smallest one in South East Asian. it embarrassing.
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