LES 6 COMMANDEMENTS |
COURRI@L 2004 | THE 6 COMMANDMENTS |
As everyone of us knew well enough already about the problems that Cambodia encountered, I don't want to waste any time to scrutinize these problems anymore, said I. What is important for me is : What would we do to solve these problems? What is our action plan? We cannot be just wining and waiting for our Big Daddy or the US or the EU to solve these problems for us? |
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N.P. : Your questions to Kem Sokha sont très pertinentes. I wish only to point out that Sihanouk never wanted a strong Cambodian army : he feared eventual coup d'Etat like in Thailand. He was jealous of his power : see the failure of all Democratic party governments while he was king, and his one-man-show in the Sangkum era. He never trusted professional officers formed at E.M.K. and appointed to chief of staff a civilian accostumed to kneeling down : Lon Nol. Sihanouk was ace of comedy : Chivapol and Neary Klahan with wooden rifles. After the independence and up to 1968, our army was parading with MAS 36 and Garant M1. I think that for a poor country like ours, building a strong and effective army leans on the occasion. Sihanouk, after 1954, have had one but did not take it : joining SEATO like Thailand. Later our politicians had two occasions but turned them into catastrophies : the Lon Nol Republic and its corrupt generals, the murderous Khmer Rouge.
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Anthony Ly : Please see attachment in KHMER (ABN-126 in .pdf)
Unfortunately there are still many 100% Khmer followers reconnaissables par leurs coutumes 100% khmers : kneeling down! |
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LES SIX COMMANDEMENTS |
REFORMING OUR BUDDHISM |
ROMAN POLITIQUE |
DIEU vs BOUDDHA |
GRAMMAR Introduction |
COURRI@L 2004 (Previous) |