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Yen1998




Tuesday, October 27, 2009
By Meas Sokchea
The Phnom Penh Post

OPPOSITION leader Sam Rainsy uprooted six demarcation poles on the Cambodia-Vietnam border Sunday after leading his party's Kathen festival procession to the Ang Rumdenh pagoda in SvayRieng province’s Sam Raung commune, Chantrea district, saying that the poles were placed illegally by Vietnamese authorities.

Sam Rainsy said Monday that the poles he removed were not border markers accepted by both countries but had been erected only recently by Vietnam.

"As I was putting a money offering in a monk's bowl, people approached me and asked me for help. I asked them, 'With what do you need my help?' And they told me, '[The Vietnamese] took Khmers' land'",' Sam Rainsy said, adding that the residents' rice fields and the pagoda were located about 100 metres from the border.

Sam Rainsy said the people who lost their land told him that a few months ago, about 10 officials from Vietnam and one Cambodian came to measure their land and then set up poles on it, declaring that the area fell within the "white zone" - a buffer strip whose use is denied to people from either nation.

Sam Rainsy said that these poles were not official and that people in the area told him they had already removed similar poles earlier this year.

Svay Rieng provincial Governor Cheang Am said he did not know why Sam Rainsy uprooted the poles, which had been set up by a joint committee of Cambodians and Vietnamese, but that Sam Rainsy must be held responsible before the law.

"These poles are difficult to put up. They were plotted properly, in accordance with procedure," he said.
Yen1998
November 1, 2009

VIETNAMESE AUTHORITIES ACCUSING AND

CAMBODIAN GOVERNMENT SUING SAM RAINSY ON UNFOUNDED CHARGES

Late last month the Chantrea district (Svay Rieng province) authorities filed a criminal lawsuit at the Svay Rieng provincial court against opposition leader Sam Rainsy following the latter’s participation in a religious ceremony (Kathen) on October 25 at Ang Romdenh pagoda in Koh Kban Kandal village, Samraong commune, Chantrea district, Svay Rieng province.

Ang Romdenh pagoda is located a few hundreds meters from the border with Vietnam. Several hundreds people from Phnom Penh and Svay Rieng province attended the Kathen ceremony. There are professionally made video footages of the whole October 25 event, from the procession from Phnom Penh to the ceremony itself at the pagoda to a subsequent short walk across surrounding rice fields to a newly delineated “white zone” along the border with Vietnam.

During the Kathen ceremony at the pagoda, several local villagers spontaneously, successively, unexpectedly and vehemently complained to Sam Rainsy and other National Assembly members present on that occasion that “Vietnamese authorities have grabbed their rice fields over the last few months.”

First taken aback by such grievances during a religious ceremony and invited to go to see the problem with his own eyes by the plaintiffs, who were supported by all the villagers present at the pagoda, Sam Rainsy said he would go to try to assess the situation on the spot after the end of the religious ceremony: Buddhist monks were having their mi-day only meal and offerings brought from Phnom Penh were to be ritually made to the pagoda.

After the end of the religious ceremony, several dozens villagers led the National Assembly members to their nearby rice fields and showed them a bunch of six newly planted wooden sticks which, according to what local authorities had recently told the villagers, were part of a “new line” delineating a new “white zone” they were not allowed to do anything on from now on. Villagers told the National Assembly members how furious they were since they had been told such a thing because they had worked and lived on these/their rice fields for decades without any problem. They said this was just land grabbing. Nobody understands the alleged technicalities of, and the rationale behind, the recent planting of those sticks on the Cambodian farmers’ rice fields. Villagers accused those who had planted the sticks of violating their private properties. Some villagers said they had pulled out some of the sticks from their rice fields but had been reprimanded by the local authorities. They emotionally called on the higher-level government and any justice-loving organizations to help them.

Sam Rainsy then told the villagers he now understood their grievances and, as an elected representative of the Cambodian people, would not tolerate such injustice. He said such property-violating sticks arbitrarily planted on the villagers’ rice fields without any serious and convincing explanation, were unacceptable. He added he would like to see those sticks planted before his eyes and under his feet be symbolically removed pending an official investigation he would call for when he returns to Phnom Penh. While he was subsequently giving an interview on the phone to a Phnom Penh-based reporter from Radio Free Asia, who had just interviewed on the same phone some of the villagers present on the spot, the assistance in solidarity with the victims pulled out the six wooden sticks and threw them away on the spot. The video footages clearly show that neither Sam Rainsy nor any other National Assembly member took with them those sticks on their way back to Phnom Penh as claimed by both the Vietnamese and the Cambodian authorities who are accusing Sam Rainsy of “sabotage, destruction and theft of public property.”

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Yen1998
It is very clear that Dark Mien is the one who started the conflict first by violating the international law.
When will you learn to know how to respect your neighbor countries? By doing this doesn't make you look BETTER at all.
What's the worst is that the Khmers blaming us as "robbers and thieves" while we are the one who stay peaceful
and the eveidence to claim that the zone belonging to Khmers is NO WHERE TO BE FOUND!
So I'm not surprised why those Thai ladyboys recall their embassadors back to Bangcock embarassedlaugh.gif
So let's wait and see what will happen to this man, we are not too kind like Thai ladyboys


lorient
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An Oakland gang member and drug dealer has been convicted of first-degree murder for shooting his 16-year-old girlfriend in the head at point-blank range two years ago after she said she wanted to break up with him.

Loeun Sa, 22, faces a state prison term of 50 years to life when Alameda County Superior Court Judge Joan Cartwright sentences him Nov. 6 in connection with the Aug. 27, 2005, death of Nancy Nguyen at 52nd Avenue and East 10th St. in Oakland.

Nguyen was just beginning her senior year at the Life Academy High School of Health and Biosciences in Oakland and would have celebrated her 17th birthday the next week.

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In their verdict late Tuesday, jurors also convicted Sa, who told Oakland police that he belongs to the Asian Street Walkers gang, of using a firearm and of being an ex-felon in possession of a gun. He has a prior conviction for possessing marijuana for sale.

Deputy District Attorney Stacie Pettigrew said Sa shot Nguyen after she told him to calm down following an incident in which he fired a gun into the air during a confrontation that involved 10 to 20 people and then told him that their relationship was over.

In his opening statement in Sa's trial, his lawyer, Spencer Strellis, admitted that Sa killed Nguyen but said the key issue in the trial was Sa's state of mind at the time and whether his actions constituted murder or a lesser charge, such as manslaughter.

"It's clear that there was a lover's quarrel and emotions ran high," Strellis said.

Pettigrew said Nguyen and Sa got into a "really loud" argument after Sa fired two shots into the air but their friends tried to ignore it because they figured it was just "a girlfriend-boyfriend spat."

But the prosecutor said Sa then turned toward a group of onlookers and said in Cambodian, "Do you want to see her die?"

Pettigrew said, "Tragically for Nancy, no one took him seriously" and tried to stop him.

The prosecutor said Nguyen, who was Vietnamese-American, probably didn't understand what Sa was saying so "she didn't know what was coming."

Pettigrew said the area where the shooting occurred is heavily Cambodian-American and there's a Cambodian temple nearby.

Pettigrew said Sa dragged Nguyen around the corner to a deserted cul-de-sac and a few moments later, witnesses heard Nguyen say to Sa, "Why are you hitting me? It's over."

Pettigrew said the witnesses then heard Sa tell Nguyen, "You can't run from me. You can't get away."

After that, the witnesses heard the gunshot that took Nguyen's life, Pettigrew said.

The prosecutor said Nguyen and Sa had dated for about seven months and there had been no prior indication that they'd had problems or that she had wanted to break up with him.

Strellis couldn't be reached for comment on the jury's verdict
lorient
most Vietnamese AF members look like this, ch!nky funny looking nerds talking big online embarassedlaugh.gif
lorient
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Jury Urges Death for Gang Member
February 05, 2002 in print edition B-4

A Los Angeles Superior Court jury on Monday recommended the death penalty for a gang member accused of a series of murders in 1995 from Washington state to the Los Angeles area.

Run Peter Chhoun, 29, the suspected leader of the San Bernardino-based Tiny Rascals, was convicted last month, along with co-defendant Samreth Sam Pan, 25, of the murders of three people in Los Angeles County and Sacramento.

A jury last week recommended that Pan be sentenced to death.

Chhoun and Pan were found guilty of murdering Nghiep Thich Le, 48, and his father, Hung Dieu Le, 73, of Sacramento during a home invasion robbery; and Miguel Vargas Avina, 20, of Pomona.

Authorities have said Avina was shot because Chhoun and Pan mistakenly thought he was a rival gang member.

The two also were convicted of burglarizing and robbing the Le home and of the attempted murder of Nghiep Le’s wife, Quyen Luu, 49, who was shot in the hip.

Chhoun is scheduled to be sentenced by Judge Robert Perry on March 12. Sentencing for Pan is scheduled March 13.

Besides the Los Angeles and Sacramento cases, Chhoun has been sentenced to death on his conviction for the August 1995 home-invasion murders of a family of five in a San Bernardino County case.

He and Pan also have been sentenced to life in prison for the shooting death of a rival gang member in San Bernardino County that same month.

Chhoun also has been charged with the murders of a Spokane, Wash., couple in July 1995. That case is pending.
Yen1998
hahahahaha I expect a better reply why Khmers disrespecting our territory by illegally uprooted the border poles?
Let's get to the point! I kid you not becoz truth always hurts embarassedlaugh.gif
lorient
QUOTE (Yen1998 @ Nov 6 2009, 03:46 PM) *
hahahahaha I expect a better reply why Khmers disrespecting our territory by illegally uprooted the border poles?
Let's get to the point! I kid you not becoz truth always hurts embarassedlaugh.gif


if u want better replies then why don't u ask them personally and not over the internet? embarassedlaugh.gif

http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fusea...ideoID=17455618
Yen1998








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lorient
let me say it in vietnamese

trang ngoc lam chai banh truyen bo phuc du chao duc lam do pho phuc lai dong quang lam hue embarassedlaugh.gif

thank God i dont look like this, its a typical look of most vietnamese AFers
Kdaw_Tmaw
Sam Rainsy plays an important role here. Hun Sen knows it and will only slap him on the wrist like he always do. Just ask Ranariddh about his recent pardon.

This really is just Hun Sen buying time to produce his own puppet and use them on Hanoi if he has to.
Spicycakes
All I can say is don't have to much faith in propaganda. It is a Phnom Penh post after all.This article is an attack on Sam Rainsy to make him look even more degrading. This article is most likely written by someone who favors Hun Sen's party. We do it here in the states and they can do it over in Cambodia also.
Kdaw_Tmaw
That is the whole idea. Let your enemies think that you are at each other's throat, but at the end of the day, Sam Rainsy will just be told not to do it again or fined a measly amount of money.
Spicycakes
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You took that picture from the french blog site skyrock. That guy is franco/cambodgienne.
And posting pictures of dead ones like some joke is not sane at all. Something must be wrong with your noggin. Is as if you are disturbed, too bothered by what Cambodians say, can't ignore and rally up an argument. I can see your soul melt with anger and animosity. LET GO!
Kdaw_Tmaw
You're right about that. Only idiots who can't make any argument or reasoning will resort to that. They are a bunch of lowlife and an embarrassment to mankind.

Sam Rainsy is doing a splendid job.
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