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| A Cambodian man herds his baby ducks at Kvet village on the outskirts of Phnom Penh, Cambodia. (Heng Sinith/AP) |
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4 comments:
Khmer people, you would hate this because Chinese Firm bought the Timer Land in Stung Treng.
Khmer people, please read this article below and pass it along to the International Communities.
http://www.phnompenhpost.com/index.php/2011110252471/Business/chinese-firm-buys-timber-concession.html
What is the fuck are they are doing to destroy Cambodia's Natural Resources!
It must be CPP Yuon/Viet crooks and leeches who are doing the business with Chinese Firm, trying to make the money and run/get away with it.
Khmer Yeurng!
If there was another revolution the guy may get a free PhD too!
good to see khmer people are starting to diversify their livelihood like raising domesticated animals for business, etc... yes, it's life, really! someone got to do it. we all eat, you know! do something is better than sit around and do nothing like waiting for a rainfall or money to grow on trees or something like that, you know! i encourage khmer to always think of something to make a living in terms of business.
be competitive in business. be smart! do something for your own livelihood; there are so many ways to make a living from farming, raising animals, fish, fruit, vegetables, local products, etc, etc... they all can do this!
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