Tuesday, August 28, 2007Everyday.com.kh
Translated from Khmer by Socheata
The former monarch of Cambodia, King Norodom Sihanouk, thanked the CPP for providing justice to him in his service to the nation and the people of Cambodia in the face of the Cambodian history. King-Father’s expression of gratitude to the CPP came after the CPP issued a statement dated 24 August opposing a US-based organization that wants to see King-Father’s immunity removes so that he can be judged by the KR Tribunal. In his letter dated 25 August, posted on his website, King-Father wrote: “I am very moved and I am thanking you deeply for the statement dated 24 August 2007 issued by the CPP to provide justice for me in my service rendered to the nation and to the Cambodian people in the face of our national history.”
4 comments:
Dear all Cambodian beloved one.
Is it smell like shit, look like shit it is called shit, these international crime committed persons they have no shame to obligated their selfishness, but not
for any cause of Country.
here is little example ,if we have bitten by the snake or cancer on some part of our leg,if we are afraid to cut it out and wait to the time you get to the hospital you might lose your life, in our matter it mean the same thing now the venom or the cancer spread all over to the systems, they don't even know and recognize the JUSTICE or right thing to do.
Are we all still live under poison,cancer systems till THE LAST DAY OF OUR LIVES?
This is what you called virus! Virus will attach itself to anything for survival unless you kill the host!
How do you kill something that is between living thing and none living thing? The only way out is to commit suicide!
I still remember during the early civil war or early 70th, every time after the vietcong rained the katayusha rockets ,the 122mm , on the city,he always declared enthusiastically from Peking ;<< today our forces have killed the enemies 20 heads(kbal) or 30 heads etc>>Those deads are all khmers, they were the people who used to call him Samdech euv. This man was so evil.
Folks, a short extract right below from NOUTH Chhoeurm's "Mémoire d'un coup d'Etat" will certainly open wide millions of eyes of people who dare to believe that King Norodom Sihanouk was innocent, not involved in the 1975-1979 Khmer Rouge atrocities and should not be prosecuted by the ECCC. Unfortunately for some folks, the text is in French:
Presque trente ans déjà ont passé depuis le génocide commis par les sanguinaires Khmers rouges, un génocide qui a causé la mort de plus de deux millions de Cambodgiens innocents et notre histoire n’a jamais vu un tel crime contre l’humanité depuis la fin de la deuxième guerre mondiale. Malgré trente ans passés, la question demeure et on se demande toujours si ce crime contre l’humanité pouvait-il être évité ou non? Les réponses étaient diverses, mais la majorité avait répondu “oui” si Samdech Norodom Sihanouk, en tant que Chef de l’Etat du Kampuchea Démocratique des Khmers rouges pendant la période du génocide, avait cessé de penser à ses intérêts personnels, oubliait ses functions de Chef de l’Etat “fantoche” au service des Khmers rouges et pensait au malheur et à la souffrance de son people. Tout le monde sait très bien que Samdech Norodom Sihanouk est un grand “documentaliste” des évènements de son pays et que, tous les jours, il ne cesse de suivre les évènements par la presse étrangère, les câbles d’informations internationales tels que ceux de l’AFP, Reuters, UPI et… Donc Samdech était très au courant des bonnes et des mauvaises nouvelles provenant du pays et mieux informé que les autres Cambodgiens. Mais parce qu’il avait peur de perdre son fauteuil de Chef de l’Etat, il a préféré abandonner complètement son peuple à son sort au profit des Khmers rouges, ses amis “qu’il a juré de ne jamais trahir jusqu’à la fin de sa vie”.
[par NOUTH Chhoeurm,
Neuvième partie,
Le génocide pouvait-il être évité?
Mémoire d’un coup d’Etat]
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