និស្សិតកម្ពុជាសិក្សានៅទីក្រុងម៉ូស្គូ ប្រទេសរូស៊ី

កំនាព្យ   «លាមួយរយៈ» 

១                 ជំនោរចុងខែ        វិច្ឆិកាស្រុកខ្មែរ        ខ្ញុំសែនរលឹក  
​​​​                    ឃើញពុកនិងម៉ែ    ជីតាខ្ញុំនឹក             ជីដូនពន្លឹក 
                                          មុនចាកពីផ្ទះ។

២                 ខ្ញុំសែនស្រណោះ  កាលដែលបានបួស  ក្នុងវត្តមុខព្រះ  
                    ក្នុងចិត្តកូនអរ      បានស្នងគុណម្ចាស់   ទាំងពីរក្នុងផ្ទះ  
                                          ញាតិមិត្តបងប្អូន។

៣                ម៉ែ ម៉ែ ម៉ែ ម៉ែ​!    ​លោកដែលបានថែ     បីបមរូបកូន   
                  ​  ឥលូវកូនបែក     ចាកឆ្ងាយពីខ្លួន         រូបកូននឹមនួន  
                                          បន្តវិជ្ជា  ។

៤                 ប៉ា ប៉ា ប៉ា ប៉ា !   កូនសែនស្នេហា        រូបកូនសូមលា 
                    ស្វែងរកចំនេះ     ដាក់ក្នុងអង្គា           ខ្ពង់ខ្ពស់ឧត្តមា  
                                         លើកស្ទួយគ្រួសារ។

៥                បង បង ស្រីប្រុស   ជាទីសន្តោស        ជាទីមេត្តា   
                    ប្អូនសូមឃ្លាតឆ្ងាយ  បន្តសិក្សា            គង់បានជួបគ្នា   
                                           សាងកេរ្តិ៏ត្រកូល។

៦               មិត្ត មិត្ត ទាំងឡាយ  យើងធ្លាប់សប្បាយ   ជួបជុំមីរមូល  
                    ពេលនេះខ្ញុំលា        លាគ្មានពាក្យពោល  ព្រោះក្តីទុក្ចចូល   
                                              ពេញក្នុងឧរ៉ា។

៧                ដោយក្តីសង្ឃឹម       ក្រោមស្នាមញញឹម    ខិតខំសិក្សា  
                    គង់បានជួបវិញ       ក្នុងភាពឧត្តមា         ប្រសើរគាប់ជា  
                                              កុលបុត្រខេមរា៕

                                          ទីក្រុង ភ្នំពេញ​,ថ្ងៃទី  ២៨ ខែ វិច្ឆិកា ឆ្នាំ ២០០៧

   និពន្ឋដោយ អេង ហ៊ុយឡេង

និស្សិតផ្នែកទំនាក់ទំនងអន្តរជាតិនៃសាកលវិទ្យាល័យទីក្រុងម៉ូស្គួ

«​បេះដូងនឹកអ្នក»

                      ១          បេះដូងនឹកអ្នក            ពេលឃើញព្រិលធ្លាក់            ចុះពីលើមេឃ
                                  ចិត្តតប់ប្រមល់             អង្គុយសង្វេគ                     រងារពន់ពេក
                                                                បេះដូងនឹកអ្នក។

                       ២         រុក្ខាគ្មានស្លឹក                ដូចកាយខ្ញុំភ្លឺក                   នឹកឃើញតែភ័ក្ត្រ
                                  មេឃគ្មានពន្លឺ               គ្មានចន្ទភ្លឺជាក់                   តារាទុញទាក់
                                                                បាំងដោយពពក។

                       ៣        មេឃខ្មៅអាប់អួរ             ក្នុងចិត្តច្រាលជ្រួល             នឹកផ្ទះធ្លាប់ជ្រក
                                  នឹកស្នាមញញឹម             វាចាទៅមក                     ម៉ែកូនពន្លក
                                                                 ប៉ាបងប្រុសស្រី។

                        ៤        នឹកមិត្តរួមថ្នាក់              ប្អូនស្រីបួននាក់                 ធ្លាប់លេងធ្លាប់ស្តី
                                  មិនដឹងពេលនេះ            បានសុខទុក្ខថ្វី                  ទាំងប្រុសទាំងស្រី
                                                                សូមសុខកុំហ្មង។

                        ៥        ពេលនេះចាកឆ្ងាយ         ឃ្លាតពីអ្នកម្តាយ                ប៉ាធ្លាប់ឃុំគ្រង
​                                  ឥលូវឯកោ                  ពេញដោយសៅហ្មង            គ្មានញាតិអ្នកផង
                                                                 ចាំថែរក្សា។

                        ៦       ទោះសែនត្រជាក់            បក្សាកន្ត្រាក់                     ស្លាបលើវេហា
                                 ក្នុងចិត្តកញ្ជ្រោល            ប្តេជាសិក្សា                      ដើម្បីគ្រួសារ
                                                                ជាតិនិងប្រជា៕

                                                                             ទីក្រុងម៉ូស្គូ ថ្ងៃទី ០៩ ខែ មករា ឆ្នាំ ២០០៨

                                                          កែវទឺកស្រី

                        ១      កែវអើយកែវទឹក                តើកែវរលឹក                   នឹកម្ចាស់កែវទេ
                                រឺដាច់អាល័យ                   ចិត្តកែវរារេ                    កែវគិតគ្នាន់គ្នេរ
                                                                   រិះរកម្ចាស់ថ្មី។

                        ២      កែវភ្លេចក្អមទឹក                  ដែលម្ចាស់ធ្លាប់ផឹក          ត្រជាក់ឆ្ងាញ់ក្រៃ
                                មួយកែវពីរកែវ                   ម្ចាស់នៅអាល័យ            ថែមកែវទីបី  
                                                                   ស្កប់ស្កល់ឧរា។[........]

                       ​ ៣     កែវអើយកែវខ្ញុំ​                    ពេលនេះក្រមុំ                កែវខ្ញុំដូចផ្កា
                                ក្អមដីឥដ្ឋខ្ញុំ                       សូមជាភមរា                  សូមក្រេបក្លិនផ្កា
                                                                   ថ្នាក់ថ្នមលុះក្ស័យ។

                         ៤     តែបើកែវស្ងួន                     មានម្ចាស់ថែថួន                ឃុំគ្រងក្នុងដៃ
                                ម្ចាស់កែវសង្ហារ                   ដុល្លារឡានថ្មី                    វីឡាស្កឹមស្កៃ
                                                                    ផ្គាប់ចិត្តកែវស្រី។

                          ៥    នោះក្អមទឹកបង                   ជូនពរស្នេហ៏ស្នង                បានសុខប្រពៃ
                                សូមជោគមង្គល                  ប្រាសចាកទុក្ខភ័យ              ជាមួយអ្នកថ្មី
                                                                      កុំបីអាល័យ។​[......]

                          ៦     អាសូរក្អមទឹក                      ដែលម្ចាស់ធ្លាប់ផឹក              ត្រង់ដោយកែវថ្លៃ
                                  អប់ដោយក្លិនម្លិះ                  ក្រអូបឥតបី                      ថ្លាដូចចរណៃ
                                                                       គួរចង់ពិសារ។

                           ៧     ឥលូវក្អមដី                       ធ្លាប់ជិតកែវស្រី                 រងទុក្ខឈឺផ្សា
                                   មកធ្លាក់គេងពេទ្យ               មិនដឹងពេលណា               ជួបកែវជីវ៉ា
                                                                       ផ្តោះផ្តងសំដី៕

                                                                   មន្ទីរពេទ្យម៉ូស្គូ ថ្ងៃទី ១៩ មករា  ២០០៩    

   
                                                                និពន្ឋដោយ  ហេង  ក្រិស្ណា
                               និស្សិតផ្នែកវិទ្យាសាស្ត្រនយោបាយ  និង   ជាជំនួយការប្រធានសមាគមនិស្សិតកម្ពុជាប្រចាំទីក្រុងម៉ួស្គូ 

ទទួលយកចំំណេះដឹងថ្មីលើទឹកដីរូស៊ី ​Getting New Knowledge On Russian Land

​​ការជជែកពិភាក្សាដ៏តានតឹងលើប្រធានបទ តើប្រជាធិបតេយ្យមានន័យជាសកលសំរាប់ប្រទេសតតិយលោកដែរឬទេ?

កំសាន្តអារម្មណ៏បន្ទាប់ពីការសិក្សាដោយចូលរួមទស្សនាក្នុងការប្រកួតបវរកញ្ញាប្រចាំមហាវិទ្យាល័យ

ការហាត់សមរបាំដើម្បីអបអរសាទរខួបទី៥០នៃសាកលវិទ្យាល័យ

រូបភាពខាងក្រោមគឺការហាត់សមរបាំនៃបណ្តាប្រទេសនានាដើម្បីចូលរួមអបអរសាទរក្នុង
ពិធីគំរប់ខួប៥០ឆ្នាំនៃសាកលវិទ្យាល័យមិត្តភាពប្រជាជន ដែលនឹងប្រព្រឹត្តនៅថ្ងៃទី០៦ខែកុម្ភៈឆ្នាំ២០១០ 
នៅរោងសំដែងសិល្បៈក្នុងវិមានក្រឹមឡាំង។

 អេង ហ៊ុយឡេង ត្រូវបានជ្រីសរើសជាអ្នកតំនាងប្រទេសកម្ពុជាក្នុងពិធីហែរក្បួនយាត្រាទង់ជាតិ
នៃបណ្តាប្រទេសដែលមានប្រមាណជាង១០០ចូលរួម។ 
ប៉ុន្តែគួរអោយសោកស្តាយ យើងពុំមានឪកាសបង្ហាញរបាំប្រពៃណីជាតិដ៏សម្បូរបែបនៃប្រជាជាតិកម្ពុជា 
ដោយហេតុមិនមាននិស្សិតគ្រប់គ្រាន់តាមការតំរូវរបស់គណកម្មាការរៀបចំពិធី ព្រោះសាកលវិទ្យាល័យនេះមាននិស្សិតកម្ពុជាសិក្សាតិចបំផុតនាប៉ុនា្មនឆ្នាំចុងក្រោយនេះ។

ក្នុងនាមជានិស្សិតកម្ពុជា យើងទាំងអស់គ្នាសូមប្តេជ្្ញាថា មិនរួញរាក្នុងការលើកស្ទួយមុខមាត់ជាតិកម្ពុជាមាត្ុភូមិជាទីស្នេហារបស់យើងបង្ហាញអន្តរជាតិ!

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របាំបាឡេ ខ្ញុំចូលចិត្តមើលវាខ្លាំងណាស់!​

គេប្រើចុងជើងដើរ….វាគួរអោយចាប់អារម្មណ៏ណាស់!​ 

ឡេងនិងខ្ញុំនៅតែឆ្ងល់មិនទាន់បាត់ថា មេអំបៅនៅស្រុករូស៊ីនេះ​ អីក៏ធំៗម្ល៉េះ ! អ្វីដែលគួរអោយឆ្ងល់ខ្លាំងនោះគឺមេអំបៅស្រុកនេះ ដុះក្បាលពោះដូចមនុស្សដែរ

អេង ហ៊ុយឡេង  និង  និស្សិតជ្រើសរើសតំនាងប្រទេសអាហ្វហ្កានីស្ថាន

ថតសូម្បីតែកន្លែងព្យួរខោអាវក៏មិនលើកលែងដែរ…!

ថតដោយៈ  ​សុខ  ចំរើន  និស្សិតផ្នែកសេដ្ឋកិច្ចនៃសាកលវិទ្យាល័យមិត្តភាព

MotherLand Cambodia, Place I Can Not Forget

Yesterday I, krishna and Leng met my friend who just came from Phnom Penh for his long vocation. He started his conversation with what a horrible mess our traffic system was and how bad the electricity supply was. His nose up in the air he went on rambling about all the political and economic chaos our country is going through. Then with a smug smile he continued with how wonderful everything is in Moscow and America.
I felt stung with the negative remarks about Cambodia, my beloved country. However, I agreed with him and then simply said,

“I know all the problems are there but still it is my motherland and I love this land.”

Meeting him ( my friend ) that day and listening to his remarks about my motherland set me thinking about how deeply I love this land. I love my motherland just as I love my mother. If my mother is sick, if she is in trouble I will not leave her or turn my back on her. Now that my country has its hundreds of problems do I just vanish from the scene because it is in a bad shape? Will that be my way of thanking the country where I was born?

Noooo, that cannot be!!! For I love this soil, my motherland. This is the land that has given my birthrights. This land has given me my freedom to live as an individual. I breathe its air, I use its land, its water and I sleep under its star lit sky. It is this land that has given me honour and love. I was born free and enjoy my freedom within its boundaries. What else does a man need? Freedom, the greatest gift needed to live the life to its greatest height is given to me by this land !
I adore my villages and my towns. The serenity of the green villages as they roll one after another beneath the blue sky touches my soul. I feel a pang of affection for the poor people who live there. They may be poor but their poverty rouses in me the desire to help them.

When I was in my motherland I sometimes went for a walk alone. I saw the Mekong river flowing by. I sat on the bank and thought of the floods that would have them swelling and washing away the poor people’s lands. My heart cries for the loss the people will face. The towns of my country are beset with traffic jams, unplanned housing and poor drainage systems. The cities are over populated and have hundred other problems. And yet I will say that no place in the world feels homely as Phnom Penh does. The capital city reeling under its troubles has given my home. I feel the pain for my motherland just as I feel the pains my mother goes through. Mother, motherland and mother tongue, all seem to be bound to my heart through an invisible thread. When any one of them is well my heart sings amd feel relief but when any one of them is in pain my heart cries.
Love and honesty compliment each other. And I know my country is at the present riddled with problems. The prices of essentials are getting beyond the reach of the common man. There is the desperate need for transition to democracy. The frequent electricity failure makes life hazardous. The long queues of traffic makes one feel like growing wings and fly over it all. Speaking of problems we can go on adding to the list. Maybe the list of the good things done in this land will be shorter and yet does it all make me feel like leaving this country and migrate to a foreign land? No, never. If my motherland is in trouble I have to step in and try to help it, not run away. How can I? Is this not the very land where I was born, the land that has given me its soil to live?

I love my country from the sky above to the bottom of the riverbeds. I love the sky through all seasons. Summer adn raining seasons, I breathe freely under this infinite blue. My heart marvels at the sight of the seasonal flowers and fruits. Rainy days i stood in the pouring rain as if to mingled my spirit with the nature. The smell of the “Malis and Angkeaboth” flowers pierces through my heart and lights the eternal flame of love for this land. At night a mesmerized me stares at the full moon with the countless stars in the Cambodian sky. “I am in heavens!” I told myself. How peacefully and how contentedly I can watch the beautiful sky. With all these aesthetic feelings comes a feeling of belongingness to this whole world just because I happen to be in my own motherland. This land is my love, it holds my destiny. I feel my very roots holding me to this land. It is like the umbilical cord that tied me to my mother before I was born.

My country has given me the gift of my mother tongue Khmer, the language through which I laugh and cry, the language that gives me the freedom to read, write out my heart and to speak all what I want to say. The phrases I talked to a girl 14 hours before leaving my Motherland Cambodia ” ​ ខ្ញុំត្រូវការអ្នក!ដើម្បីបំពេញភាពខ្វះខាតក្នុងជីវិតខ្ញុំ។
តើអ្នកអាចធ្វើជាម្តាយដ៍ល្អម្នាក់ សំរាប់កូនៗរបស់ខ្ញុំបានទេ? 
រយៈពេលដែលយើងបែកគ្នានេះ សូមធ្វើជាដើមត្រែង ត្បិតដើមត្រែង 
ពេលត្រូវខ្យល់បក់យ៉ាងណាវាគ្រាន់តែយោលយោគ  ប៉ុន្តៃកំលាំងខ្យល់ពុំអាចធ្វើអោយត្រែងផ្លាស់ប្តូរសភាពដើមឡើយ
 (ទោះវាទ្រេតទោរទៅតាមខ្យល់) ទីបំផុតវានៅតែឈរ ឈរយ៉ាងត្រង់ដដែល បីដូចជាដួងចិត្ត
របស់មនុស្សស្មោះត្រង់មិនផ្លាស់ប្តូរសភាពដើមដូច្នោះដែរ ”.

If I did not have a language to express my thoughts and emotions freely how suffocating life would have been! How dearly we have paid for our language and independence! Why did your language martyrs and our freedom fighters lay down their lives if I leave my country to live in another foreign land because it offers me more comforts and luxuries of life? Will I be doing justice to the millions who have given their blood for this country? If I want to live a worthy life will I not contribute a little to my nation? If each and every citizen contributed his or her part to the cause of nation building would we not be a stronger nation?

Socially, politically and economically we are challenged. And so the dire need of the hour is that we, each and every citizen stand in unity to help our country- Cambodia. Patriotism cannot be only dreamed about, it has to be there, in our actions. There are people who offer lip services, some who remain unmoved by the tears of their country and some who flee for their own benefits. The country, my beloved Cambodia needs its people, people who can come forward and help it overcome its hurdles. Can we not overcome obstacles that lay on the way of our nation’s prosperity? We have won our freedom with sheer strength of unity and surely we can win another war, the war of standing with our head up among the other nations of the world?
It is said that the deepest feelings often remain beyond words. Although I can go on about how I love my country. However, I feel that the exact feeling for the pang of love that clutches my heart for my country is beyond my words. To my friend the ease and comforts of America and Russia are more important. Of course he has all his rights to choose his happiness. But to me life comes on a different path, through the roots that binds me. I felt welcome and happy and yet I just could not leave my motherland and settle down there. My happiness in my small, poor country is greater. This happiness makes me feel like a bird that soars up in the infinity of the sky. And at times I feel like a proud hen. All my chicks are under my wings and I live, clucking on my own soil; my very own Cambodia. How happily I sing
“ Romdoul Angkor” ! and ” I have pride to be born a Cambodian ” !

Now even I am far away from my beloved country, yet my heart, my soul and my memoire are in Cambodia, where my family, relatives, friends and people are living with pride. I decided to leave my country for finding higher education because I love my country! I love my King ! I love my religion, Buddhism. I want to help this small and poor country ! I do love my Mother, Motherland and Mother Tongue!!!

But to help Motherland Cambodia, I have to help myself first!

រតន៏ មុនី​- Monie ROTH

An Open Letter To Best Friends: Tha Sanhchivorn And Khem Chamrong

Dear Best Friends,

It is an amazing letter ever been. I am going to spend an hour from preparing for winter examination to write this letter to you. My dearest buddies, there are some things that I really want to say to you… to express to you… but I don’t know how. Aside from simply calling or sms to you and saying them, there really is no way to tell you how I feel. So I won’t. The better way, I’ve decided to tell you by composing and publishing my letter here. Sometimes writing a letter to some best friends, the value of the letter worth more than words.

My dearest buddies! I am thankful, for your friendship, for your brotherhood, thanks to you, to your insistence, your patience to build relationship with me, Buddha not only gave me a good friendship, but made it one of the rarest in this world. My dearest friends, you brought tears to my eyes… I am so thankful that I have you in my life as my best friends, for I have you, and having YOU makes me content and pleased… I am very honored to be your best friend and I want you to know that your friendship is NEVER a burden on me. You both have always been such wonderful protective and supportive friends to me… you have been with me and been there for me ever since I knew you. You were there for me when I was in love, in trouble, in pain, in confusion. You’ve had more faith in me than I have ever had in myself… and I am endlessly grateful for that. You’ve provided me with an anchor of support, if not always sanity. With you both, I feel that there are emotional things that will not change, even if our three separate lives do change on their own. I feel like there is something real and permanent about my friendship for you. It is like the sky when the mountains may crumble. It is like a background in front of which I will assume the various characters and personalities that this world directs me to.

Best Friend Khem Chamrong and Our Mum

Every time I look back at those days when we were in high school and in universities, I remember how bad I would feel, how lonely it was, how tears were not only warm and bitter, but brutally stabbing my foolish heart… If I did not have you as my closest friends. I thank Buddha, that those days have passed by bringing along brighter memories with you, buddies. I am glad I did not leave the chance I had to go waste… for I would have ended up suffering my entire life.

Sanhchivorn THA, my best friend An
interesting link:

http://apps.facebook.com/oywcandidates/entry/1205/

My best friends, I miss you so much! I want you both to know that: I love you, buddies! More often, many people, when they love someone truly, they keep on telling them how they will do anything in the world for their sake, it may sound to some as a scene in a movie or a chapter in a novel, it did seem so for me at some stage, but those who witness true friendship, understand well that these are not only some mere words that are being said and then forgotten.. it is a promise that we make without a slight thought, a swear we practice not in front of a court judge, but in front of Buddha the judge of all, not because we have to, but because it pleasures our souls to do so for those who matter the most to us.

My dearest best friends! Thank you for everything you gave, are giving and will give to me.

It is more than two year we have been separated from each other. But the distance and time are not our frontier to our friendship.

Dearest friends, I want to share sth with you about my life in Moscow. It is not easy to live lonely without family and closest friends. Here, I am trying to find myself as a Man, sometimes that’s not easy to do…so many roads, so many detours, so many choices, so many mistakes. But I still believe that one day I can find it.

Best wishes to you for the New Year 2010.

Eng H.Leng

Letter From Phnom Penh: Martin Luther King ” I Have A Dream “, But For Sikar Tevie ” I Found A Dream”

Phnom Penh, Cambodia
Friday, Jan. 15, 2010

Darling krishna,

Thank you very much for your last letter and for your hearty congratulations on my success in the exam. I owe a deep gratitude to you concerning this good result, for I was encouraged a lot by your encouragements so far. How is everything there, sweetheart ? Fine I hope.

My dearest krishna! Do you remember“I Have A Dream” ? I hope you do. Well, it is the popular name given to the public speech by Martin Luther King, Jr., in which he called for racial equality and an end to discrimination. How about I Found A Dream, have you ever heard ? Absolutely, Never ! Now let’s me tell you where it came from. I Found A Dream, it is the popular name given to the (non) public speech by sikar tevie, in which she calls for her sweetheart’s attention and to let him knows that she already found her dream. The dream that heng krishna is her only lover :b !!! . Dearest krishna, telling you that I miss is not something new because you already know I miss and love you all the time. But, today I missed in such a special way that I get embarrassed just talking about it!I don’t know what you’ll be thinking of me after I confess “how” I missed you… ” how” I love you….” Time “ and ” Distance “, I mean: ” 2007– 2012+” and ” Phnom Penh –Moscow” are not boundary to limit our love! Our hearts will go on….

Darling, I’m sure that you’re waiting for the discussion about political situation of our nation. In this letter I’m not going to continue our topic Early Marriage. Because it’s enough to understand what we are thinking after your second time calling on Jan. 14, 2010. Well, darling, I am going to pay my attention on 3 topics in the letter ( 3 in 1 taste):

*1st topic on A Disputable Meaning of 7 January.

*2nd topic on the Tension Between Cambodia and Thailand. ( With an attachment of MFAT’s Top Secret Report )

*3rd topic on the Arrest warrant Against Opposition Leader Sam Rainsy Over A Border Dispute.

** If I have enough time, I’ll discuss with you about the Principle of Separation Powers & Checks and Balances in Cambodia.

First topic: The disputable meaning of January 7.

January 7 has become a disputable and a hot topic in Cambodia. There are two disputable opinions of the meaning of January 7. On the one hand, it marks as the liberation day, the beginning of the end of the Pol Pot regime, who were ousted on the date in 1979 by Vietnamese troops and forces of the United Front for the National Salvation of Kampuchea. And others say the day should be remembered as the beginning of a decade-long Vietnamese occupation, and not of liberation.

- First question: Is 7 Jan. the Liberation day?

Yes, it is. The January 7, 1979 is marked the day that “saved our nation and people from the genocide disaster” of the Khmer Rouge. Dearest krishna, without January 7 ( The day of Liberation ), there was nothing would happen: Paris Peace Accords on Oct. 23, 1991 ( But without Oct. 23,1991 our Motherland Cambodia would be a different Cambodia!), Development ( Political, Social and Economic), Human Rights, Democracy and even our Love! I’m afraid that without January 7 we did not have a chance to write letters from Phnom Penh to Moscow and from Moscow to Phnom Penh such this. Darling, as you know, when the Khmer Rouge were ousted in 1979, our beloved Cambodia was a political and economic wasteland. It had no government, no functioning economy, and no cultural institutions. But start from the empty hands, after the defeat of the Khmer Rogue on Jan. 7, 1979 our nation has ceased a time in history that is full of internal conflicts, wars, tragedy and the state of being underrated. Thank to January 7, Cambodian people have got out of this darkness: killing field, tragedies, wars..

-Second question: Can we call January 7 A Day of Vietnamese Invasion ?

Some famous thinkers and opposition party considered the January 7 is the day of Vietnamese Invasion into Cambodia. Darling, I’m not sure they are wrong or right. But sometimes ( Most often ) they are not wrong. Because after the defeat of Pol Pot regime, Vietnamese soldiers had stayed and completely control of Cambodia for 10 years ( 1979-1989 ) and achieved under the humanitarian face of saving Cambodia from the Khmer Rouge. What is called when a Sovereign Country completely controled by a Neighbouring Country?Well, darling, leave it to Historians to judge the events. In my last letter dated on Dec. 1, 2009 I quoted the speech of our Le Roi Pere “If we want peace, we must sacrifice our flesh to the tiger. I don’t know much about Politics, but I can understand that In Politics, There Is Nothing Besides The Interests Of A Nation. Without interests they do not help us. And in the theory of economics There is no Free. Even it’s Free!. So, it’s enough to understand that Without Invasion, there was no Liberation.

To finish this topic, Dearest krishna, in my point of view, I strongly support the idea of continuing the celebration of Jan. 7 as our National Liberation From The Genocide.I agree that it is important to remember the past. But it is more important to look forward for the future! We, people don’t want anything besides Peace and Happiness.

Now let’s we continue our discussion on the topic: The Tension Between Cambodia and Thailand.

In my letter dated on Dec. 1, 2009 I already mentioned the root of the conflict between Cambodia and Thailand. The legacy of nationalism and mistrust is at the root of present-day disagreements between the two countries.

In this letter I am going to find out the problems and the resolutions to finish the dispute.

Question:Is it Preah Vihear, Thaksin, Thailand or Cambodia that caused the Cambodian-Thai conflict?

I have 3 answers to reply to this question:

-Answer From Cambodian Side: The cause of the conflict between Cambodia and Thailand there is no other reasons besides the reason of Invasion into Cambodian territory around the Preah Vihear since August 15, 2008 by Thailand.

- Answer From Thai Side The reason of the conflict between the two countries cause by the appointment of Thaksin Shinawatra, ousted prime minister of Thailand as advisor to the Royal Government of Cambodia.

- Answer from a young analyst These two answers above are right!

Why these answers are right ?

- As a matter of fact, the First stage ( The Core stage ) of the dispute is Preah Vihear temple and the Second stage is Thaksin.

Political turmoil in Thailand and the Foreign Policy of some Machiavellian Thai Politicians have turned the Preah Vihear temple into a cause célèbre wedge issue in its battles against their opposition and the Kingdom of Cambodia. Response to the Machiavellian Thai Politicians, Samdach Hun Sen, as a prime minister of a Sovereign Country decided to support ousted prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra. ( The Principle: Enemy of My Friend is My Enemy ) Considerably noticed, the appointment of Thaksin can not help rescue the situation and reach the solution.

Is there any hope to solve the dispute between Cambodia and Thailand???

I don’t know!!! Because I am not a Politician.

Ok, Dearest krishna! I finish my second boring topic here. And the attachment of MFAT’s Top Secret Report please search in Google, darling. So let’s we continue the last but not least topic.

*Third topic on the Arrest warrant Against Opposition Leader Sam Rainsy Over A Border Dispute.

I don’t have any comments or questions in this topic. I keep this topic for you! But I just want to quote our old Khmer saying: Conflict within the family is like exposing your body to kin; conflict within the community is like exposing buried treasure to thieves.

Darling, I have 30 mn to discuss with you about the Principle of Separation Powers & Checks and Balances in Cambodia.

Before our discussion, I thank you for your essay in Khmer posted оn summer vocation last year. Well, darling, first of all, I shоuld review the history of the theory. The theory of Separation of Powers as a political terminology was first propounded by a French political philosopher, known as Charles Baron de Montesquieu. The concept of Separation of powers is that which stipulates that the powers of the state shall be divided among the three organs of government, which are the Executive, the Legislature and the Judiciary, each with Separate and Independent power. ( Darling krishna, according to Principle Of Democracy of Sun Yat-sen has two more significant systems of examination and censoring. Sun Yat-sen advocate that the examinative and censorial powers should be placed on the same level with legislative, judicial and executive, thereby resulting in the five-fold separation of powers or Yuan: (1) The Executive Yuan, (2) The Legislative Yuan, (3) The Judicial Yuan, (4) The Examination Yuan, and (5) The Censor Yuan). If we talk about Separation Powers, we have to mention about Checks and Balances. It is essential that power be separated between the different branches of the Political State Institutions to prevent certain actions by other branches and keeping one branch from gaining too much power over the others or over the people it governs.

- Principle of Separation Powers & Checks and Balances in Cambodia.

The separation of powers clearly stated in our constitution. These principles are enshrined in Articles 128 to 134. Article 130 specifically states that ‘judicial power shall not be granted to the legislative or executive branches’. Pursuant to article 134, the Royal Government of Cambodia have established the Supreme Council of the Magistracy that play an important role of separating the power between the judiciary and the executive.

Well, Darling, it is just the theory I studied in the university. But I don’t know the specific difference is between practical and theoretical implication in our beloved country while CPP won 90 seats and SRP won 26 of 123 seats in the National Assembly of Cambodia. Dearest krishna! You can check it [the difference between practical and theoretical implication of Separation Powers in Cambodia] by spending one hour in front of TVK screen to watch the National Assembly Meeting. Then you will understand… ^^

OOoopp! It’s already 2:25 A.M. of Saturday, Jan. 16, 2010. Darling, I finish my letter here.

I’m waiting for your reply!

Your lovely sweetheart,

sikar tevie

P.S. Dearest krishna, plz mention “K5 plan ផែនការ ក៥” in ur next letter.

មួយថ្ងៃដ៍ជក់ចិត្តនាវិស្សមកាលសរទរដូវនៅទីក្រុងម៉ូស្គូ

ឧបករណ៏ផ្លាស់ប្តូរសោរទ្វារបន្ទប់

របៀបណែនាំ ផ្លាស់សោរទ្វារបន្ទប់

រន្ធទ្វារត្រូវបានចោះហើយ

លោកជាងកំពុងពិចារណា តើខ្ចៅទ្វារ រូស៊ីផលិតលើសឬយ៉ាងណា ហេតុអីមួលមិនចេះអស់

គ្រោងបង្កាន់ដៃទ្វារផ្លាស់​ពុំទាន់រួច

ទ្វារបន្ទប់ត្រូវបានផ្លាស់ប្តូររួចរាល់

លោកជាងកំលោះ ថតអនុស្សាវីយ៏បន្ទាប់ពីជួសជុសសោរទ្វារបន្ទប់ (សូមមេត្តាមើលមុខ ប៉ុន្តែកុំមើលក្លៀក​​ )

តុតំកល់រូបថតលោកពុក លោកម៉ែ​ក្នុងបន្ទប់

រូបថតលោកពុក​ លោកម៉ែក្បែរក្បាលដំណេកកូន​ 

លំហែអារម្មណ៏ដោយចំរៀងតាមអ៊ីនធឺណែត

ផ្កាយនៃសំណាងល្អរះលើក្បាលដំណេក

ក្បាលដំណេកដំកល់ដោយទង់នៃប្រជាជាតិកម្ពុជា

ផ្កាយក្រដាសនៃសំណាងល្អរះក្នុងផ្ទះសមាគមនិស្សិតកម្ពុជា

Missing Has Never Been Finished !

Ooo My Cambodia ! My Parents! My Siblings ! My Relatives ! My Friends ! I really really miss you all ! How can I express my deep emotion how much I miss you ! How much I love you !

There are remain only two weeks I’m going to have my first examination. But tonight I’m sitting near the window and looking outside with the feeling of Missing, Missing, Missing to those who is far away in my homeland, Cambodia. Now it’s 2 a.m the sky is too dark. No sound was heard, except the one rain and wind. Nothing visible, except fogs around the campus where I live.

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Seeing people with their families makes me feel lonely from family, relatives, friends, my beloved parents and my country- Cambodia. I wonder when I can meet them again. How long I have to spend my life in Moscow to finish my higher education ? I am really moved and want to return to my homeland as soon as I can at the thought of these things. Seeing Russia’s scenery,makes me miss my homeland, homestead, my dogs and remembrance since my childhood in Kampong Cham province.

In this summer I went to visit Borodino,the suburb of Moscow for the first time. It can be compared to Kampong Cham provincial town. The night was covered by shiny moon light, accompanied by glittering stars. It was quite cool. The moonlight here is not as nice as the one I used to have in Phnom Penh and in Ta Pao village where it's surrounded by rubber plants and green trees with the smell of Nakry and Romdul flowers around my house. The sound of barking dogs…These are unforgettable remembrances I used to have in my homeland. Ooooo my homeland, Cambodia! I miss you so much mother. I want to return to get a genuine picture of your lives and to share my contribution to Cambodia, the place I really love. I was born in Cambodia and am interested in serving the Khmer people from the bottom of my heart. My strength is nurtured by our beloved Cambodia and I am grateful to her. My hands, my physical strength and my intelligence must be used to help the country.

In the matter of fact, if someone asks me: Why do you want to return to Cambodia? Don't you like Russia?- Frankly speak without involving with politics, from my heart I tell you that: I love Moscow. I love this country, where it was once called by US president Ronald Reagan " The kindom of Evil". I've started to know this feeling since the day I walked alone on a long quiet road, where I could see yellow leaves were falling down. It seemed like a dream! This picture is similar to the imagination I used to had while I was in Cambodia. However,there is different between Cambodia and Russia. So, what’s the point of living here? It would be better to live in Cambodia than to live here as a foriegner. Moreover, I have to return home as I am eager to see my family; we have been separated for quite a long time. What’s the point of enjoying a lonely life, while my beloved mother is full of sorrow each day because she misses me? Without mental calm and being full of sorrow, how can I enjoy my life here? I would rather face physical difficulties than be worried. This seems to push me to decide to return home as soon as I can. It doesn’t matter what hardships I will face. I would be happy to suffer rather than be worried.

It's my commitement after finishing higher education in Moscow: I have to return to my country, no matter how poor and difficult my life will face. I'm satified to bring my little knowledge to help Khmer, to promote the national prestige and to help developing country with my potential khmer people. My hands which have been offered by Khmer must in turn help Khmer.

Eng H.Leng

Letter From Moscow: There Is No Right, No Wrong, But There Is Only The Interest Of Our Cambodian Nation

Moscow, Russian Federation
Thursday, December 24, 2009

Dear dearest sikar tevie,

My beloved sikar tevie! It’s Christmas Eve and I want to extend my wishes for a Merry Christmas to you and our family. Oops… New year 2010 is coming soon. Oh Buddha! It’s unbelievable…

Darling! How is your study? I know you have to work hard to finish your assignments. Anyway, take care your health, darling. I’m so worried and care of you. Well, darling I already read your last letter. How many hours did you spend to write such a wonderful letter to me? I’m so amazed at the way you wrote and shared your opinion in the letter. It’s very interesting !

In this letter I’m going to share my opinion and continue our round-table discussion.

Darling tevie, I support you! We have to build our future family plan from now on. It is not too early to think about it. But on the topic Marriage we should have a discussion to find the better decision. Well, I gonna share my opinion about Early Marriage. So, let’s go!

Early marriages: Are they happy ones or not ? Do we (young people) realize the responsibility when making a proposal of marriage?

Dearest darling tevie, Marriage is a serious step in life and requires a lot of courage and responsibility from the person who makes such a decision. The majority of young couples think that the desire and passion in love are enough reasons to turn a new unknown page in their future. They think that ” To live with someone they love is enough. …They do not need to think about anything besides their “perfect” wife/husband..They do not need to eat, to drink…Sometime for young couples may think that they can live their lives by drinking water in Mekong river is enough ! ( When we’re in deep deep deep love, even river water is so sweet, darling ) But very soon two lovers find out that they lack experience in a family life. The experience means that they, young future husband or wife, should have or find out in the bottom of their soul peace, reverence, responsibility endurance and desire for the compromise after long arguments with each other. I think this is something that matters if we want to build a strong and happy family and unfortunately only a few of us possess these qualities at early age. Furthermore, at the age of 18–25 young people have a lot of career plans and hopes for a prosperous life in the future and they are full of energy and optimism to fulfil their plans. Example: When I become a father I don’t have time for continuing my education and have to begin earning money to provide for the upbringing of a child. You become pregnant lady ( ;b ) have to stop studying. After a long break of half a year (or even more) it is almost impossible to return to studying and we have to care of our lovely baby. And Then?…. No word besides ” Parent$ I mi$$ you $o much! ” We will becomes completely dependent financially on our parents. Look, darling ! Good or Bad huh??

Of course, you may think that marriages, when the boys and girls under 30, were a common thing. If we go further and remember some pieces of literature, we’ll learn that Tum and Teav had no gray hair when they decided to get married. The same with Natasha Rostova from War and Peace by Tolstoy. In the matter of fact, this idea is too far to compare with because these are only invented characters of Venerable Botumthera Som and Leo Tolstoy. Darling, I understand what you’re thinking in your last letter. You love me so much, you want to spend the rest of your life with me, you don’t want to lose me… these are what I also want from you. Dearest darling tevie, ” Marriage ” is so important for me and for you. So first we gotta think hard before we take any step. I mean give us the chance to build ourself first to have the ability to raise a family. It would be so embarrassing to hear someone criticized our Early Marriage ( if it could be ) Putting all your golden eggs in one basket for one woman/man which is extremely romantic and honourable but your intentions are out fear of being tempted, not because you’ve scoured the earth looking for your one true love baring and risking all costs!

Well, it must be my last phrase in this letter to the topic Early marriage. It is what I think about early marriage, darling. You’d find incorrect points in these opinion. However, I’m happy to discuss with you those points in the next letters.

Now let we continue our round-table discussion on a topic: ” Human Rights and National Interests”

Dearest darling, first of all, I want to focus on an important decision of our Royal Government over the deportation of 20 Uighurs, who had fled their native Chinese province of Xinjiang following violent rioting in July to China on Saturday, 19 Dec. 2009.

First question: Is it right or wrong that our Royal Government decided to deport 20 Uighurs to China?

Well, my dearest darling, the UN’s refugee agency, the European Union and the United States can do whatever they want ( Because they think that they are our Bosses.** remind me, darling, I will attach to you a book of John Parkins: Confessions of Economic Hit Man, who charges that the proposed conditions for economic aid and debt forgiveness of the G8 countries to the Third World require those countries to do what they want (under their influences), to corporate, to listen and to follow their orders, to sell health, education, electric, water and other public services to corporations ) to react to the decision made by our Royal Government to the deportation of Uighurs to China.They can condemn or threaten to cut aid to Cambodia. Because our beloved Cambodia is one of two Southeast Asian nations to have signed the international conventions against torture and on civil and political rights, which bars the return of people who may face threats in their home countries. But in the name of khmer, I understand that our Royal Government had no choice besides the deportation. Even it’s not the better decision but I support it! There is no right, no wrong, but there is only the interests of our beloved Cambodia. Darling, you can accuse our government as anti-human rights or worser than this. But I can answer to you that In this case, they are not anti-Human Right. But they are strongly pro-Cambodia. However, my heart goes out to those 20 Uighurs who will likely face torture and possible prosecution in China. Nobody should suffer. Buddha blesses them!

Second question: Why the Royal Government of Cambodia decided to deport 20 Uighurs back to China ?

sikar tevie, I gonna try to analyse what are the real reasons behind the decision of our government.

1st reason: The Royal Government of Cambodia is implementing its immigration law. As you already know, the 22 Uighurs came to our beloved Cambodia illegally without any passports or visas, so they are considered as illegal immigrants.

2nd reason: The policy of Pro-Cambodian interests by Phnom Penh government

Between millions of Cambodian people and 22 Uighurs ( symbol of Human Rights ), which one is more important for our Royal Government?

With no doubt, Cambodian Nation!. Darling, I have two choices for you: Rice and Human rights. Which one is more important? I don’t know which one the West needs? Maybe, Human Rights. But for us, people in the East, especially, Our Cambodia:Rice first!

China, Cambodia’s biggest source of foreign direct investment having pumped more than $4.3 billion into the nation, agreed to help fund projects ranging from roads and irrigation to temple conservation and a new a parliament building. These all what we ( people ) want!

3rd reason: The enormous influence of China in Cambodia

Darling, If we study the geopolitics of the world in XXI, we can understand clearly that nowadays China is playing the most important role in Cambodia and in Asia.

Mr. Wang Lixiong, a China-based writer on Uighur and Tibetan issues and Mr.Rebiya Kadeer, U.S.-based Uighur leader are right to say that:

1) When I (Mr. Wang Lixiong) learned the Uighurs landed in Cambodia, I was pessimistic because Cambodia is a small country that will not be able to stand against China’s pressure.

2) Governments of countries neighbouring China and Cambodia are reluctant to take any action that would displease Chinese authorities, leaving Uighurs nowhere to flee, Said Mr.Rebiya Kadeer.

The last but not least reason: Which one: China or Western countries ?

China is the largest aid donor and one of the biggest investors in Cambodia. But it’s a two-way street: China gives Samdach Prime Minister Hun Sen an alternative to relying on Western powers; if PM Hun Sen does not want to accede to Western demands, now he can always turn to China. The prime minister clearly relishes this geopolitical shift – he seems to take every opportunity to remind Western nations they no longer can control him.

Hence, Samdach prime minister have to take any action that would please China.

Darling, in my conclusion, the deportation of 20 Uighurs back to China is a better choice. As I already mentioned above: There is no right, no wrong, but there is only the interests of our beloved Cambodia.

And one thing I’m interested in western policy, especially, American policy in Asia: They will never win the heart of asian peoples, unless they don’t understand their characters! I have an example to support my opinion: China- Give us $$$ then Smile ( And consider themselves as our close friends ). But USA and Western countries- Give us $$$ then Conditions ( And consider themselves as Bosses! ). I think that they are lack of knowledge to understand eastern culture.

My princess tevie, thank you very much for your attention to read the letter. In this letter I don’t mention about the dispute between Phnom Penh and Bangkok. I give this topic to you. Plz send me ur analysis in the next letter.

Your only love,

heng krishna

P.S. Darling, don’t forget to mention about the thai secret document.

Letter From Phnom Penh: In Peace The Sons Bury Their Fathers, But In War The Fathers Bury Their Sons

Phnom Penh, Dec. 01, 2009

Dear dearest darling krishna,

Thank you very much for your last letter and your opinion on the topic ” Finding A Fair Compromise To Finish The Dispute Between Cambodia and Thailand “. It was very interesting. Darling, I’m glad to hear from you after 15 days’ silence of yours. I imagined you were very busy for your exam. And congratulations on your success in the first exam! And I’m also glad to know that you recovered from your cold.

Darling, I’m writing a record of our love memories. I’ve already wrote about 160 pages. This process of recording forces me to recollect everything in detail that happened then. It is so well written that sometimes it gives me a sweet memoir, pain, overwhelmed by them, by the past and the reality, it’s over, absolutely: it’s being a piece of picture forgotten. During last several weeks when I was busy in the preparatory studies for the exams, your existence seemed to me rather remote ( Sorry darling to tell you the true ). But now you’re reviving to my life again with such vividness. But what I wrote about you is the You two years ago, the You of the past ( we were together in Phnom Penh), and I wouldn’t be surprised if you’re changed in anyway since then. But I want to finish this work as soon as possible, I may write 100 pages more. The reason, or the motivation, is that I want to make it a proof of our youths, and that it would be useful for the better understanding of me and you by our children and by others, after we die. So I want to keep the writing to myself as long as I’m alive, but when there’s a chance, I would feel like showing it to a person who could really appreciate it. It’s written in french and in khmer, and there’s not a single sentence that would hurt your honour, darling. I’m very much obsessed by the idea of love & marriage. I understand theoretically very much, that a little later marriage is better then a too early marriage. But I seriously fear that it should be to late and I should miss a chance for ever.The other day an uncle of mine visited us. When I told him my view of future husband that is “a life long accessory of my life”, he got very angry and said, “As long as you maintain that view, it’s better not to marry.” But I stated that, because I thought that any couple being married long would be something like a dirty, unmoving water, like that of a canal.
And if a marriage works well, the existence of the other partner will not value more than “an air”, invisible, but essential to life.That uncle of mine I mentioned earlier, is somehow typical of an average khmer man. He said that many husbands don’t want their wives to be disputatious. When coming home from work, tired, they just want their wives to be obedient and serve for him.They also seem to regard their wives as a machine to breed and raise their children. I’m fed up with such of this marriage! Darling, maybe it’s useless to think the matter too seriously. I don’t know why today I take this topic to write in my letter. Forgive me, darling if you are not satified with it. Anyway, it’s not too early to talk about marriage. To build a happiness family we should think today, darling! Master plan :b

My dearest krishna ! I’m sure that you’re waiting for our political discussion forum, isn’t right ? In this letter I’m going to share with you some opinions concern to the border problems with Thailand and The suspension parliamentary immunity of H.E. Sam Rainsy by the National Assembly and reply to questions in your letter dated Dec 14, 2009. Ok, let’s go then:

First of all, I’m going to continue your opinion in the last letter: On How To Find A Fair Compromise To Finish The Dispute Between Cambodia and Thailand

We should learn some basic questions:

What are roots of present-day disagreements between Cambodia and Thailand?

Darling, if we pay attention to history of the two countries, we has often found Cambodian and Thailand in rival positions, leading the states’
respective populations to demonise one another. This legacy of nationalism and mistrust is at the root of present-day disagreements between the two countries.

How To Find A Fair Compromise To Solve The Dispute Between Cambodia and Thailand ?

a) Can these two countries work together to solve the problems?

I agree with your opinion in the last letter, darling. As you know, the situation of the two countries is worser and worser. It is not difficult to understand that Phnom Penh and Bangkok can not work together anymore to end the dispute. On Monday, November 30, 2009 Samdach Prime Minister Hun Sen and his collegues attended to inaugural ceremony of Wat Angkorkrom pagoda ( Banhjos Seima ) in Kompong Cham province. In his address to people, Samdach Hun Sen replied to Thai government to the threat to suspend all economic aid and looking down Cambodia extremely by thai Prime Minister Abhisit and Foreign Minister Kasit that the mutual ties which has been sour for months would be normalised only if Thailand has a new government.

Below are some quotes in his speech on Monday, Nov. 30, 2009 :

*…”I’m not the enemy of the Thai people… But the prime minister and the foreign minister, these two people look down on Cambodia extremely…

*…Abhisit as the most difficult person to work with among the Thai PMs I have worked with…

*…Cambodia will have no happiness as long as this group is in power in Thailand

b) So, is there any resolution to solve the dispute between Cambodia and Thailand ?

Old khmer saying: Where there is a problem, There are resolutions.

Darling, I’m interested in your opinion in letters posted months ago. You also mentioned about the important role of ASEAN. As we know, ASEAN is well-known non-interference principle, its potential for conflict resolution in the region. Recently, I had a presentation on topic: ” Version of ASEAN by 2015 “. I found that Association of Southeast Asian Nations is trying to realise the goal of an ASEAN community, similar to the one in Europe,by 2015, with the ultimate objective of living in peace and prosperity under a shared common identity.

According to the basic principles and version of ASEAN, I hope that the conflict would be solved in peaceful deal. As I already mentioned above, the mistrust between the two nations has now reached a point at which negotiations cannot move forward without intervention and mediation by a third party. It is therefore necessary for ASEAN to take more assertive action and help broker a solution for the conflict. The ASEAN principle of non-interference must be modified to meet this and other new challenges in the region.

Ok, darling I finish this topic. Now let’s continue the second problem:

Second topic: The suspension parliamentary immunity of H.E. Sam Rainsy by the National Assembly

On October 25, 2009 H.E. Sam Rainsy held a Kathen to Wat Kiri Meanchey Pagoda in Svay Rieng. He was charged by Svay Rieng provincial authorities alleging incitement and the destruction of the boundary poles, in Chantrea district. On November 16, 2009 the National Assembly suspended his parliamentary immunity.

a) Cambodian farmers have lost land to Vietnamese encroachment ?

My dearest darling, according to senior ruling party leaders have officially denied accusations by the opposition that Cambodian farmers have lost land to Vietnamese encroachment. “…There are no farmers who have lost their rice fields…

But according to H.E. Sam Rainsy, who witnessed in Svay Rieng province wrote in his message to cambodian people: … Khmer farmers are losing their rice fields and other farmland to Vietnam as I [ H.E. Sam Rainsy] have recently witnessed in Svay Rieng province.

It is called patriot or criminal when someone protects his country and people’s interests from foreign invasion?

My dearest darling, it’s not an easy question. I can give you three right answers:

1) If you’re a Hun Senian, you would criticize that H.E. Sam Rainsy, who led a team of villagers to uproot six wooden boundary markers in Svay Rieng province bordering Vietnam, is a Problem Maker. H.E. Sam Rainsy helps poor people to protect their rice fields is just his political tactics to gain popularity and to serve his political interests. H.E. Sam Rainsy and his group have repeatedly done only their old ways: Boycott, Demonstration, Protest, Inflame the nationalism against neigboring countries, and then escape abroad.

2) If you’re Sam Rainsyian, you would support H.E. Sam Rainsy and call him A Hero. H.E. Sam Rainsy should be appreciated by cambodian people and government for his protection poor people’s interests and our motherland in order to tell Vietnam that their gradual violation through the border demarcation is not silent any more.

And the third answer, I gonna express my opinion as a cambodian, who always love our motherland –Cambodia. [ Darling, do you know that after reading our letters in the blog, some of my friends accuse me that: I am a " Hun Senian " , while others call me " a Sam Rainsyian " . Now I want to let them know that: In the matter of fact, I am neither a Hun Senian nor a Sam Rainsyian. I am a Cambodian! ]

Dearest darling, below is an opinion of a khmer girl, who really loves her motherland:

For my point of view, H.E. Sam Rainsy has done a correct thing for Cambodian nation ( But his action is incorrect ). We can understand that in the process of the demarcation, our Motherland Cambodia losts some parts of its territory to Vietnam (The lose of some parts of territory could be cause from Technical Process or incorrect map drew by french colonism). We can ask people who have lived in those actual lands. Children can also answer whether they lose their rice farms to Vietnam. Anyway, I hope that the Royal Government of Cambodia will consider about this problem.

However, this is a great sound to awake all Cambodians to ensure that the protection of Cambodian border with Thailand is very important as well as the protection of border with Vietnam is also very important. These two countries have gradually encroached Cambodia land until we are left in a small size like a “leave of bodhi tree” nowadays.

Well, darling I should finish my second topic here. So, let me tell you why I take the phraseIn peace the sons bury their fathers, but in war the fathers bury their sons as the title of the letter.

In the matter of fact, I’m so interested in a message of our H.M. Le Roi Pere: “If we want peace, we must sacrifice our flesh to the tiger”. I just want to pay my attention to the word War and Peace. Darling, I hate the word War so much !!! I don’t want our khmer people and peoples in the world ( in Afganistan, Irak,….etc ) suffer from war. I wish that all the nations and peoples of the world will be at and live in peace. It means that we will together safeguard all the people and living things on this planet. We will cease our greed and hatred and fear and instead open our hearts to each other, sharing our resources so that poor, homelessness, disease, malnutrition, lack of education, lack of opportunity are no more.

Darling, I wish that all the people of the world will live in peace, freedom, without fear of persecution, oppression, tyranny, war. That we will stop the bloody cycles of our human history in this generation and use all that we have learned to make better choices for the future.

Now I finish my letter here. I think that you will find it a boring letter. However don’t be lazy to read this long long long letter. I encourage you to read from the first phrase to the last one and consider what I mean to you. Ok darling, good night in Moscow.

I’m waiting for your reply!

Your loveliest,

sikar tevie

P.S. Do not forget your obligation. Always ask yourself why you go to Russia?