This brings me to a recipe for Cambodians' survival: Cambodians need a change in attitude first and foremost, including a reexamination of Lord Buddha's teachings to make a new Cambodia. When enough Cambodians understand and follow Buddha's true path, a new society can be developed; successful dealings with expansionist neighbors to the East and aggressive neighbors to the West can be initiated; and the generalized fear of Cambodia's extinction may be assuaged.
15 March 2012Source: http://www.humanrights.asia/opinions/columns/AHRC-ETC-009-2012
My article last month in this space brought comforting and kind words in e-mails from some Cambodian and non-Cambodian readers, to whom I am grateful. It's they who encourage me to have hope in Cambodians' abilities to find ways to effect change.
I continue to receive requests from readers in Cambodia to provide translations from English of my articles for "Lok Ta, Lok.Yeay, Pou, Mign" (the elders) to read. I was touched by taxi-driver Svang Huy, a graduate with a bachelor's degree in English literature, who asked permission to translate into Khmer my articles compiled in Loyola Marymount University Professor Sovathana Sokhom's book (2011), What is Your Ten Minutes Worth? I am heartened at the interest expressed by those who clearly want to learn. I encouraged Svang Huy not to get hung up with specific words translation, but to adapt my ideas into Khmer. If he does this, I have promised to go over his finished product one article at a time.
Arguments and counterarguments
Proponents of the "filled stomach" and "stability" perspectives supported by Hun Sen and the ruling Cambodian Peoples' Party which asserts that positive change will come only after the people are contented with "full stomachs" and a cessation of significant political dissent and provide data and photographs in support of their position. Similarly, regime opponents highlight areas that sorely need reform and improvement.
A "Cambodia observer" writes, "We must give peace and stability in Cambodia a chance, while helping to develop Cambodia in the 'appropriate' and ‘equitable' direction." A Cambodian elder scoffs: The current leadership has been in control "virtually solo" for 33 years, a period during which forced evictions, land-grabbing, deforestation, the sale of the country's natural wealth, among others degradations, have steadily increased; fear and intimidation are used to keep people cowed.
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| Taboo thesis topics |
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| Discussions on the Cambodian Red Cross led by Bun Rany Hun Xen is a taboo |
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| (Photo: The Phnom Penh Post) |
The visitor spoke to a family at the base of Wat Phnom with belongings beside them still wrapped in a blanket: "They seemed to have no idea what they were going to do in Phnom Penh but hope that life in the city would be better than where they came from. It is a sad situation."
Skyscrapers as development
Images of bustling Cambodian metropolitan cities, adorned with high rises and skyscrapers, latest model vehicles, crowded markets and restaurants, and camera-toting tourists, are equated with progress and development.
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| Canadia Bank Tower (Photo: Flickr) |
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| Inauguration of the Dreamland amusement park by Hun Manet, Hun Xen's son and possibly his heir |
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| A young girl who will never set feet at the Dreamland amusement park. |
Critics remind that the Premier also wanted to organize a competition to reward anyone who builds the highest structure in the country. One wrote: "High rises don't symbolize a nation's development and progress. It would be better that the government busies itself improving the well-being, the standard of living, of the people, their health, the sanitary conditions, the green development." High rises built without planning turn a pretty city into chaos, he lamented. Another critic chimed in, "Watch out for sewage back up!"
Casinos as development
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| Chinese company construction in Botum Sakor (Photo: Reuters) |
The Union Development Group allotted $3.8 billion to build the gambling resort, dubbed "Hong Kong II." The company plans to build an international airport, a port for large cruise ships, two reservoirs, condominiums, hotels, hospitals, golf courses, and the "Angkor Wat on Sea" gambling casino.
Chinese engineers are housed on worksites guarded by Cambodian soldiers. Access to the resort area was reported blocked by a park ranger backed by military police, who provide security for big concessioners. "This is China," the park ranger told Reuters correspondents who tried to pass.
Reuters quoted Cambodian activist Chut Wutty: "This was all forest once. But then the government sold the land to rich men," i.e. Union Development Group. "You think after 99 years this land will be returned to Cambodia? You think they'll kick the Chinese out? No way. It's forever," Reuters quoted Wutty.
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| NagaWorld Casino dwarfing the Buddhist Institute (Photo: Son Samrach) |
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| Th Buddhist Institute located next to NagaWorld, the Phnom Penh gambling mecca |
Both, the Institute, built in traditional architectural Khmer style, and the NagaWorld casino complexes that are illuminated with nightlife lights, are crowded on the banks of Mekong and Tonle Sap River in the vibrant Phnom Penh city.
Son Samrach dubbed the structures in the photo he took, "The symbol of the power of money."
The Buddha angle, again
The Cambodian elder, the septuagenarian who sent me the Khmer poem which I cited in last month's article, thinks many Khmer readers don't understand the significance of the poem and the thoughts he conveyed. Indeed, some don't; but the man did hit the nail on the head.
The elder also expressed his view that Cambodians in general are not interested in "Nibbana" or Nirvana – Khmer called "Chaul Nipean." We are not the little buddhas, they would say; and they may repeat Buddha's words but do the opposite. Fair enough.
He is not alone in his feeling. Another Cambodian septuagenarian says boldly, Cambodians who claim to be Buddhist are not Buddhist in their action. I recall a Khmer intellectual asking rhetorically in his writing not long ago whether Buddhism as a faith is only "skin deep" for Cambodians; he suggested they do some deep soul searching as to who and what they are.
Actually, Buddha's teaching, if properly understood and practiced, can boost change; misunderstood and badly practiced, it hinders change. The fundamental idea of "Nibbana" is the "freedom" from human attachment, the source of human suffering.
Khmer Buddhist scholars seem never to tire of reminding about the Buddhist concept of a balanced "Nama-Rupa" or "Mind-Matter": Economic development (Rupa or the Buddhist "four necessities" of food, shelter, clothing, medicine) must be balanced with "spiritual" (Nama or mind) development, i.e., physical improvement is not separate from spiritual freedom. For Lord Buddha, this is a practical reality.
Positive change vs. law of impermanence
A non-Khmer scholar tells a story about two Cambodian "activists" – a Buddhist monk and a Cambodian human rights worker – both said to be "devout Buddhists" and both reportedly seeking to "promote positive change in Cambodia." But their embrace of pre-Buddha's "law of impermanence" or "law of nature" creates a contradiction in the two persons. Buddha teaches, "Nothing is permanent"; "Everything that has a beginning has an ending. Make your peace with that and all will be well." According to the "Law of Nature," or "Anicca," things happen in their own good time.
The monk and the rights worker think the law of impermanence means things change and will eventually lead to a better government in Cambodia, because a good leader – the mystical Preah Batr Thoarmmoek – will emerge to institute and lead a better government. His reasoning takes me back to my December article in this space titled "The people must no longer wait for Preah Batr Dhammik to come to their rescue."
A Khmer Buddhist scholar explains: The "law of impermanence" existed long before the birth of Buddha in 563 B.C. Buddha did not make this law but he discovered it. As nothing is permanent, humans' desire for permanency, for attachment to what cannot be forever, causes their suffering. Therefore, interfere not with the impermanency of "Nature" – or Dhamma in Pali; Dharma in Sanskrit. Things will happen at the right time.
In other words, what is going to happen will happen?
Does the "law of impermanence" teach human beings "fatalism" or "fate"? Or is such an interpretation an excuse for inaction?
The non-Khmer scholar is left frustrated.
By its very definition, social change results in an alteration over time in behavioral patterns and cultural norms in society, i.e., an alteration of the structures, institutions, and practices that maintain the "regular" and "normal" ways in society. How does one seek "positive change" while rejecting alteration to the status quo ante?
As I am not an expert in Buddhism, I consulted a former Khmer monk, Bouawat Sithi, a graduate of Thailand's renowned Djittabhawan College, a Buddhist institution of higher learning. Bouawat Sithi wrote:
"Lord Buddha did not teach his followers to believe in 'fatalism or fate', and neither is our destiny predetermined or judged by [a] God or an all-powerful force. Lord Buddha taught us to believe in our own action 'Kharma' and with our own action, we create our own hell (suffering) and heaven (happiness). Therefore, each of us is the master of our own destiny."
In my writing, here and elsewhere, I have quoted Lord Buddha's "To be idle is a short road to death"; "No one saves us but ourselves. No one can and no one may"; and "I do believe in a fate that falls on [human beings] unless they act." These words are a far cry from fatalism.
Lord Buddha teaches us about quality thought, analysis, and "reason." Buddha tells humanity:
"Do not believe in anything simply because you have heard it. Do not believe in anything simply because it is spoken and rumored by many. Do not believe in anything simply because it is found written in your religious books. Do not believe in anything merely on the authority of your teachers and elders. Do not believe in traditions because they have been handed down for many generations. But after observation and analysis, when you find that anything agrees with reason and is conducive to the good and benefit of one and all, then accept it and live up to it."
The bottom line is: Cambodia is a Buddhist country with 96.4 percent of the estimated total population of 14.9 million characterizing themselves as Buddhist. There are 50,000-plus Khmer Buddhist monks, and 4,000-plus pagodas or temples scattered throughout the small kingdom roughly the size of Missouri or Oklahoma.
If Buddha's teachings are understood and followed, a harmonious, peaceful, progressive Cambodia can be built. Some Khmers fear that Cambodians will replace the current autocratic regime with another autocracy. If Cambodians commit to the principles of Theravada Buddhism, the likelihood of that happening would be greatly diminished.
Something is changing
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| Protest against land evictions by 3 communities |
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| Detention of police and soldiers protecting the Chinese Jong Zhong Ri company (Photo: The Phnom Penh Post) |
Shots were fired in the air by company personnel, but the villagers did not stop. They tore apart the office, and captured or kidnapped the environmental officer and the security guards, two of whom were moonlighting local police officers and two others who were moonlighting Royal Cambodian Armed Forces officers. They were all tied them up, paraded before cameras, and held hostage until the villagers got what they demanded.
The Feb. 27 Phnom Penh Post's "Protesters try new tactics," reported on those Tampoun villagers, and on protesters in two other areas.
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| Strike at the M&V factory in Kampong Chhnang (Photo: FTUWKC) |
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| Violent protest at a factory in Kampong Cham (Photo: The Phnom Penh Post) |
The Phnom Penh Post reported: "Rocks were hurled, fires lit, hostages taken and the message delivered in no uncertain terms last week. Cambodians are increasingly willing to use violence against companies that intimidate them or ignore their demands."
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| PUMA shoe box littered the Koa Way factory ground following the workers protest (Photo: The Phnom Penh Post) |
In short, the people's patience is not limitless.
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| Video camera took picture of the shooting Bavet district governor, Chhouk Bandit (Photo: Koh Santepheap) |
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| Guards at the TTY company shooting at protesters in Kratie province |
In Premier Hun Sen's speech last month at the close of the Ministry of Interior's annual meeting before some 500 high-ranking police officials, he told them "to pay strong attention to tightening security,".... because Cambodia is "still a 'fragile' kingdom." Hun Sen is not blind to what goes on around him.
In the speech Hun Sen took the opportunity to remind foreign investors and governments with diplomatic relations with Phnom Penh that only he and his ruling CPP can keep a lid on this fragility; a successful scare tactic he employs to maintain power.
Seeking change
Taxi driver Svang Huy's e-mail to me early this month claimed increasing numbers of "patriots" in the country are linking up to seek change to the status quo.
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| Livelihood of Cambodians (Photo: RFA) |
Like others, Svang Huy's question is not if change will come, but how long Hun Sen and the CPP can last. Like others, Svang Huy explores the best ways to speed up the demise of the oppressive regime.
I don't know all Cambodian groups/organizations working in the country and abroad to effect change. I support efforts to change the status quo in Cambodia. I am not a politician, and don't care to be one. My political activism and "actionism" ended when I left the Khmer People's National Liberation Front at the Khmer-Thai border in late 1989 to pursue a teaching career in the United States. As an educator, I write to share what I know: an activism of a different form.
My attachment to republicanism and democratic ideals is known. I don't expect people to agree with what I say. Disagreement is a healthy aspect of a democracy. Uncivilized disagreement that seeks to demonize those with different perspectives and make them enemies is destructive of society and of ourselves.
Next month, on June 3, 2012, most of Cambodia's 1,633 communities will consider candidates from 10 political parties (the ruling Cambodian People's Party, the largest opposition Sam Rainsy Party, and eight others – Alliance for Democracy Party, Cambodian Nationality Party, Democratic Movement Party, FUNCINPEC Party, Human Rights Party, Khmer Anti-Poverty Party, Norodom Ranadiddh Party, Republican Democracy Party) who will compete for their votes for local offices.
Cambodia's parliamentary election will take place in 2013.
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| SRP MP Mu Sochua (Photo: VOA Khmer) |
Because of Cambodia's "non-free" and "unfair" elections, an environment of intimidation and fear, and an expectation of rigged elections that would give victory to the ruling CPP, the Khmer People Power Movement and the Lotus Revolutionists, both overseas organizations, have called for a boycott of Cambodia's elections.
It would be one thing if all political parties unanimously boycott the elections. This would send a formidable message to the world, although Hun Sen and the CPP would find such action to work for their benefit, assuring them continuation in office. However, the political parties chose to adhere to the democratic process by participating in the elections, most knowing they will lose.
Some Cambodians think Hun Sen and the CPP will be able to hold on to power for perhaps another two terms. Some young activists in the country claim they are preparing themselves and their countrymen for the next decade. What about now?
Nonviolent action
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| Chikreng (in Siem Reap province) villagers peacefully beg Hochimonks not to arrest and defrock Ven. Loun Sovath |
A longtime friend with experience working with the world's developing peoples at the grassroots level on different continents, who examined change led by visionary leaders with developed critical masses of adherents, encourages me to look at the "forced change" in Burma that has resulted in a race in the country to liberalize and reform the dictatorship.
There was "no critical mass" in Burma to propel change, my friend tells me and wonders if there is even a critical mass to develop although Burma has about 60 million people.
Yet, with the Burmese rebelling openly against the building of dams in Burma by the Chinese; with NGOs and foreign governments near and far keeping up pressure on the regime for reforms, the military junta became convinced it was time to talk to democracy icon Aung San Suu Kyi.
Cambodians in the country and abroad and domestic and international rights groups do pressure the Hun Sen regime for reforms. Yet, the situation in Cambodia remains as I describe it above.
Lately, I have introduced on this page the suggestion of nonviolent action as a technique to effect change. One Cambodian at a time seems to see this as an alternative to disastrous violence.
What is needed urgently is for Cambodians to individually undertake attitude change, starting with changing old habits, while at the same time participating in nonviolent resistance.
This brings me to a recipe for Cambodians' survival: Cambodians need a change in attitude first and foremost, including a reexamination of Lord Buddha's teachings to make a new Cambodia. When enough Cambodians understand and follow Buddha's true path, a new society can be developed; successful dealings with expansionist neighbors to the East and aggressive neighbors to the West can be initiated; and the generalized fear of Cambodia's extinction may be assuaged.
Simultaneously, learn more and initiate nonviolent action against those who oppress us.
I have discussed these three important issues on this page and elsewhere, and will revisit them at an appropriate time.
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The AHRC is not responsible for the views shared in this article, which do not necessarily reflect its own.
About the Author:
Dr. Gaffar Peang-Meth is retired from the University of Guam, where he taught polical science for 13 years. He currently lives in the United States. He can be contacted at peangmeth@gmail.com.
29 comments:
I have always appreciate his article but for my generation we need only:
1-sort article
2-one objectif for an article
3-focus on the real situation
4-in khmer that we can share to many many others
If all this 4 points will not taking in account, for my own view, the author will bring every thing with him to the next life.
Our generation is facebook, twitter or other social network but not a long long text.
New generation is fast, furious, cut and dry.
Get to the point without verbal articulation of templation of moral standard.
Buddhism principles are not likely to fix well into these fast and high speed chase atttitude of short circuit of brain cell molecular receptors.
The God of greenbatch will obliterately take control very smoothy the young and restless generation.
May God of Greenbatch bless you all..
8:34PM, you know what the differences between your generation and our elders? We have wisdom, religion, and experiences AND "fast, furious, cut and dry, " just like you. Your generation is not the only one that is savvied on technology. So, you better be humble, patient, and learn my young lad. "A journey of a thousand miles start with a single step." By the great Chinese philosopher (604 BC-531 BC) Lao-tzu's The Way of Lao-tzu
before any changes can takes place.
its must start from the top down.
the bottom, must take the top down.
Thank you bong for the good article, that Khmer people seems does not follows buddha path at all
I agree DUMB Khmer will never blame themselves but will always blames others.
They vote for CPP, but when the government takes their land and cant help find justice, they blame the YOUN. DUMB Khmer
8:28AM
YOU STUPID AND DUMB TOO, KHMER HAS BEEN AFFECTED SINCE US B-52 BOMB, POL POT REGIME AND VIETCONG/VIETNAMESE BEHIND POL POT!
NOW GET LOST YOU STUPID VIETNAMESE
8:28AM
YOU STUPID AND DUMB TOO, KHMER HAS BEEN AFFECTED SINCE US B-52 BOMB, POL POT REGIME AND VIETCONG/VIETNAMESE BEHIND POL POT!
NOW GET LOST YOU STUPID VIETNAMESE
ENOUGH IS ENOUGH!
8:57 PM,
If you do and so have "fast, furious, cut and dry,.. " stuff like you claim, why are you preaching "....A journey of a thousand miles start..." theory/concept or whatever you call it here??? Don't you think you are contradicting yourself just to say the least?
Presumably you suck big time here, if I may say so...
9:07 AM.
DUMB Khmer, I am not YOUN, LOLZ. What makes you DUMB Khmer think I am YOUN. Did i hit the nail right on the head? I told you DUMB Khmer, stop blaming the YOUN for everything, start blaming yourself.
For a start stop voting for CPP DUMB Khmer. I will teach you DUMB Khmer some history. Since B52 Bombings Vietname lost over 4 million lives, 1 millions were injured and some are still missing. But it didnt take them 33 years to recover.
Khmer only lost about 2 millions, yet you DUMB Khmer cant get over yourself. Why cant you DUMB Khmer, stop voting for CPP and stop blaming the YOUN for your misery?
Use your brain when you talk, dont reply with you are YOUN shit, i told you DUMB Khmer many times. When will you DUMB Khmer get it.
9:54 AM, You are also DUMB KHMER. Just shut the fuck up with your damn words DUMB KHMER! Sick and tired your stupidity. Use your critical thinking.
All Khmer people, don't let this 9:54 AM bother and irritate you because this 9:54 AM just frame us Khmer people without thinking.
This 9:54 AM keeps saying, "I am not Yuon," but this idiot 9:54 AM deserves to be called YUON instead and let this 9:54 AM screw up.
Khmer Yeurng
HEY ASSHOLE 8:28 AM,, would you please stop that. Yes, you are absolutely YUON AND DUMB KHMER MIXED YUON BLOOD BECAUSE you keep repeated yourself by fucking your own words DUMB KHMER yourself. LET YUON AND THAI put the bomb in your mouth because you are DUMB instead.
We are all Khmer people will SPANK your head because you are so stupid. We as Khmer love Khmer and don't let the enemies to look down on us. This 8:28 AM makes the YUON and SIAM enemies look down on us.
Tell Ki-Media to remove the stupid comments of this 8:28 AM so that Yuon and Thai will not be automatically manipulated by this 8:28 AM by calling us Khmer people, DUMB KHMER in general.
We know this 8:28 AM is ABSOLUTELY DUMB YUON, the land thief and illegal Yuon settler who enjoys the freedom to be bad in Cambodia. This 8:28 AM reminds us Ms. SOAP, the Vietnamese/Yuon whore.
Again, this 8:28 AM is pretending to be Khmer by calling and framing us DUMB KHMER. Just remember that. Ask Ki-Media to delete the comments of this 8:28 AM when this 8:28 AM is coming back again.
Aslo, this 8:28 AM do not care and don't have the feeling about the real pain and suffer of Khmer people (who have been through the several wars, heavy bombs, and murderous and aggressive attacks by the betrayal and distrusted neighbors Siam and Yuon). So, just stay positive and be strong, Khmer people.
Haha. See again. CPP looks down on you DUMB Khmer all the time, calling you DUMB Khmer as dogs and animals, even treat you like them.
But when I tell you DUMB Khmer the truth, I am YOUN? Why don't you DUMB Khmer stop voting for Hun Sen and admit you DUMB Khmer are DUMB, you can learn and move on.
Most of you DUMB Khmer doesn't even know what YOUN. Hun Sen is YOUN but you kept voting for him. Stop voting for him DUMB Khmer, it's not hard!
To 8:28 AM - YOU ARE A VERY SICK IDIOT!
2:40 PM, You are a very sick idiot and DUMB, too.
You are pretending to be Khmer, pretending not to vote for CPP, etc, but you are framing Khmer people "DUMB KHMER" instead. Just think about, sick idiot (2:40 PM).
We know that some Khmer people voted for CPP because they did not know or they were bought by CPP and there are millions of illegal Yuon settlers cheated and fraudulently registered to vote because they are not Cambodian citizens. Why CPP has cheated with the large numbers of illegal Yuon settlers (millions of them).
You are the very dumb Yuon and sick to be pretend to be Khmer to make Khmer people look bad. You are the only one are very very sick.
We have plenty of Khmer people who do not talk like you, only you just did on here.
YES, 2:40 PM IS VERY SICK AND DUMB YUON TO FRAME US DUMB KHMER. 2:40 PM SOUNDS VERY SUSPICIOUS. ALL ILLEGAL YUON FOLKS IN SROK KHMER ARE VERY DIRTY, VERY DUMB, WEIRD (NOT NORMAL) AND SUSPICIOUS, INCLUDING DUMB AND SICK 2:40 PM.
8:28 AM
Do you know that, behind the scene, the Yuon control Hun Sen and his cronies?
That is why we blame the Yuon, if you don’t know that you are stupid.
For our politic do we blame Thai and Chinese, no?
To 2:40 PM & 8:28 AM, you are outrageous and go to the hell. Call yourself DUMB IDIOT.
Hey stupid 3:06 PM, you sound like support bad Yuon who killed Khmer people. Fuck you, asshole.
Who were the behind the Killing Fields during the KR regmine? Answer is YUON who are the killers. That is why we Khmer people blamed and called Yuon because they committed murders, robbing, etc.
You are still showing us again that you are Yuon because you still keep fighting with us Khmer who blame Yuon.
Correction for 3:15 PM...
Hey stupid 3:06 PM, you sound like you support bad Yuon who killed Khmer people. Fuck you, asshole.
Why did you come with the stupid question? Why are you making such the complicated argument with us Khmer? This makes you even look more stupid than ever.
You have been annoying us Khmer bloggers and readers here.
We should avoid the words "DUMB KHMER" coming from idiot of 2:40 PM & 8:28 AM because it shows the enemies that Khmer people look down on their own Khmer people.
CPP contains many illegal Yuon officials and settlers under the Viet/Yuon dog Hun Sen. This regime are very corrupted. 2:40 PM & 8:28 AM admired of smart Yuon who are the killers in Srok Khmer.
3:19 PM.
DUMB Khmer, let me correct you for a bit. I have already told you I am Khmer, so i wont say it again, nothing will go through your DUMB Khmer ears.
-Hey stupid 3:06 PM, you sound like you support bad Yuon who killed Khmer people. Fuck you, asshole.
Yes, I know the history behind the Vietnamese training the Vietminh during the Pol Pot war. So you say all YOUN are bad?? What about the Khmer Krom people, they are mostly Khmer/YOUN, They are not bad. They are more of a Khmer then any of you DUMB Khmer around here. Always hating YOUN. All the Khmer Krom people wants is to be free from the Vietnamese, because they are proud of our Khmer heritage. So enough with YOUN this YOUN that, Got it DUMB Khmer. They are more patriotic then any of you, they have survived the tortures and human right abuses, not being able to read Khmer, watch Khmer media or even attend religious Khmer ceremony without fighting against the Vietnamese authority..
(No, I am not Khmer Krom, hahaha, i like how your DUMB Khmer brain works, i can read your mind already) ohh FUCK YOU TOO FAGGOT. All you can do is swear and accuse people as YOUN, show me some intelligent DUMB Khmer.
Why did you come with the stupid question? Why are you making such the complicated argument with us Khmer? This makes you even look more stupid than ever.
Questions are not stupid, people are. REMEMBER THAT EINSTEIN. (No, I am not a westerner, okay DUMB Khmer) My argument isnt complicated, its getting you DUMB Khmer to think outside of the square you live in. Which is, to admit you Khmer are DUMB and that because of you CPP have started in power since 1979. So think DUMB Khmer, Hun Sen lost the elections in 1993 and 1997, but you DUMB Khmer didn't do anything about it then, and you DUMB Khmer will never do anything now. BECAUSE everything is the YOUN's fault. NO, it isn't, its your fault, you DUMB Khmer wanted to negotiate with the murderers (15 deaths in the grendade attack ordered by Hun Sen) and wants to "talk" that's why we are still here.
You have been annoying us Khmer bloggers and readers here.
Am i annoying you?? You are annoying me. You DUMB Khmer enjoys calling anyone and everyone YOUN but you cant admit you are DUMB. Siem and YOUN looking down on you DUMB Khmer has nothing to do with me, they have looked down at you DUMB Khmer because of exactly this.
Is that ignorant, pride, or egoistic? Anyway, I am going to work, DUMB Khmer, will be back next week!! Well I tried, nothing will change, you DUMB Khmer will reply by saying im YOUN again. My poor RETARDED Khmer people, survived Pol Pot Regime, maybe Hun Sen is right to treat you DUMB Khmer as dogs and animals.
This is probably the most valuable piece of information posted by Ream Chbong Dr. A. Gaffar Peang-Meth.
This article reflect s the real human lives….the real human suffering between the have and the have not under the current Hun Sen’s regime.
AH HUN SENNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
YOU KILLING KHMER KIDS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
9:38 AM, since you couldn't comprehend my comments and the way you rebuttal, has accentuated your lack of knowledge and intelligent.
Stick to your burger, fries, milk, and eggs day time job.
Hey asshole 3:51 PM, stop using the words DUMB KHMER.
OK, you are only one is very smart to generalize us DUMB KHMER. What a mediocre brain you have.
Now, you are showing off EINSTEIN word, that you are smart. We know EINSTEIN, a famous Math theorist and scientist or researcher.
WTF are you trying to show off and calling us here DUMB KHMER.
You look like Theary Seng who put the dart on Nuon Chea and others to show the support of Yuon. So, you are ABSOLUTELY YUON who labeling us DUMB KHMER. You got it, bitch?
There are many Khmer people out there are very smart and intelligent more than you. Don't be so smart to be so mean, got it?
All KHmers,
It is very simple just to organize a MASS REVOLT throughout Cambodia as our ancestors had done during the reign of Hanoi puppet queen ANG MEI in 1840. The uprising during an EIGHT DAYS had successfully chased TRoeeung Minh Giang troops out of Cambodia.
We need a competent leader to REDO thia agaain to SAVE CAMBODIA from the Vietnamese COLONIZATION with the complicity of Khmer king and Hun Sen.
As always, Dr. Peang-Meth,
Thank you very much for sharing your view.
Pissed off
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