School of Vice: Note the Vietnamese army uniform and helmet hung on the wall of the house in this interview with the Vietnamese ELC representative, indicating foreign military presence deep inside Cambodian territory. This presence - rather than that of hired private security personnel - would suggest to observers that the granting of these so-called "economic land concessions" is undoubtedly political in nature before and above any commercial or economic consideration.
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Anonymous said...
This is one of many reasons that the people want “change” which Hun Sen interprets as “topple”.
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“Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen said in a public speech Monday he admired Lee’s leadership and ability to move his country beyond British colonization.”
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Well said Hun Sen, but how about you?
Why do you want to walk backward by veering Cambodia into the Vietnamese colonization?
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“Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen said in a public speech Monday he admired Lee’s leadership and ability to move his country beyond British colonization.”
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Well said Hun Sen, but how about you?
Why do you want to walk backward by veering Cambodia into the Vietnamese colonization?
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This is one of many reasons that the people want “change” which Hun Sen interprets as “topple”.
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“Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen said in a public speech Monday he admired Lee’s leadership and ability to move his country beyond British colonization.”
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Well said Hun Sen, but how about you?
Why do you want to walk backward by veering Cambodia into the Vietnamese colonization?
Watched the video but see no Vietnamese uniform!
Where're they!?
Begin of Drgunzet's comment.
Look at 1:50 into the video clip, you will see on the top left a camouflage cloth. There is a green colonial hat and also some green pants in the center, hanging on the wall.
Why Khmer are so incompetent?
-Drgunzet-
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