Monday, May 10, 2010

Strange similarity between Radio France Internationale and pro-CPP mouthpiece Rasmei Kampuchea article: Who's working for whom?

Dear Readers,

While working on an English translation of an article published by Radio France Internationale (RFI) on a Thai prince request to the Thai Parliament, we came across the same topic discussed in another article published by the pro-CPP mouthpiece Rasmei Kampuchea newspaper also. Upon close reading of the two articles, with very minor changes between them, it is clear that these two articles are originated by the same author. This is not the first time that we note such similarity. We believe that RFI owe an explanation to the public as to why such disturbing similarities exist between its articles and those of the pro-CPP mouthpiece Rasmei Kampuchea because, otherwise, the public could be mistakenly led to believe that RFI is no longer an independent and reliable news media.

Sincerely,

KI-Media team

Click on the Rasmei Kampuchea article in Khmer to zoom in
(Source: http://www.everyday.com.kh/non_members/channels/news/khmer/2010/05/08l_19522_thai.htm)

6 comments:

Anonymous said...

It's obvious and indisputable that RFI is a CPP's mouthpiece.If you want to know just listen to JEAN( the jerk) FRANCOIS TAN interviewed Mr sam rainsy.

Anonymous said...

No doubt, Jean Francois Tan & his RFI team are serving CPP & Yuon Hanoi.

Anonymous said...

I also have the doubt long long ago. I don't read or listen to VOA and RFI anymor simply they are bias. They always leaned toward the Hun Sen's government.

Anonymous said...

RFI independent? KI media independent? There is no such animal.

Kouy Pichet

Anonymous said...

Both of them work for CPP, the problem is why RFI doesn't want to recognize that it supports CPP, deny and lie or accept and be honest ?

TJ Magsakay said...

Jean Francois Tan is a RFI Journalist of Chinese descent His Chinese Name is Tan Eng Siong (Chen Ying Xiang) Jean Francois Tan is a native of Sarawak, Malaysia and is the son of Chinese immigrants that own a retail store in Chinatown. Jean Francois Tan is the eldest of the siblings. JFT is being bullied over his French Name with a Chinese surname. He is called ''Tico/Mesti'' due to his mixed name His nickname ''Mesti'' is a shortened word for Mestizo which is a mixed person.