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Source: CEN
More than 100 leaflets attacking Prime Minister Hun Sen and his regime have been found spread along the roads in Siem Reap town in the middle of the night on 5th January.
The distribution of anti-Hun Sen leaflets happened two days before the present regime celebrates the 32nd anniversary of the Liberation or Invasion of Cambodia by Vietnamese forces.
The leaflets , written under the letterhead "The Voice of Nationalists", called the present government 'a second Pol Pot regime" propped up by Vietnam to kill Khmers such as the "K-5 Plan" which sent thousands of Khmers to die by landmines and malaria to build a dike along the Khmer-Thai border in the early 1980s, through poisons, chemicals additives in imported food, hunger through confiscation of their land by Vietnamese companies etc....
The leaflets also blamed Vietnam for the deaths of 353 Cambodians during the stampede of Koh Pich Bridge on 22nd November 2010, saying that the stampede was planned by Vietnamese agents.
The leaflets also accused Vietnam of planting terrorists inside the present government to train other terrorists to carry out their terrorist acts in Thailand and to oppose the United States.
The leaflets has also accused Prime Minister Hun Sen of receiving a daily one-page instructions from his Vietnamese masters in Hanoi.
The Siem Reap authority said it is investigating to find out who are behind the leaflets. In the past, many people had been arrested for distributing anti- government leaflets, though most often the arrested had denied any involvements in the distributions of such material.
Source: CEN
More than 100 leaflets attacking Prime Minister Hun Sen and his regime have been found spread along the roads in Siem Reap town in the middle of the night on 5th January.
The distribution of anti-Hun Sen leaflets happened two days before the present regime celebrates the 32nd anniversary of the Liberation or Invasion of Cambodia by Vietnamese forces.
The leaflets , written under the letterhead "The Voice of Nationalists", called the present government 'a second Pol Pot regime" propped up by Vietnam to kill Khmers such as the "K-5 Plan" which sent thousands of Khmers to die by landmines and malaria to build a dike along the Khmer-Thai border in the early 1980s, through poisons, chemicals additives in imported food, hunger through confiscation of their land by Vietnamese companies etc....
The leaflets also blamed Vietnam for the deaths of 353 Cambodians during the stampede of Koh Pich Bridge on 22nd November 2010, saying that the stampede was planned by Vietnamese agents.
The leaflets also accused Vietnam of planting terrorists inside the present government to train other terrorists to carry out their terrorist acts in Thailand and to oppose the United States.
The leaflets has also accused Prime Minister Hun Sen of receiving a daily one-page instructions from his Vietnamese masters in Hanoi.
The Siem Reap authority said it is investigating to find out who are behind the leaflets. In the past, many people had been arrested for distributing anti- government leaflets, though most often the arrested had denied any involvements in the distributions of such material.
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4 comments:
too much, you are kiding yourselfe, that how you call yourselfe smart. it craziness group of people, its clear to me that some khmer like you are very provocative and ignite war, stope put yourself down to the floor and you Mr Sam rainsy, got abunch of this kind of people, I can't afords it, stay away from Cambodia all of you and most of you are closes to beast. good luck street wild Sam rainsy.
The claims in this leaflet is so ridiculous. 80% are lies, based on emotions rather than facts. This leaflet have actually helped Hun Sen because it is incredulous- unbelievable. However, it goes to show that there are sections of the Cambodian society who are not happy with Hun Sen's rule. This is the beginning of the dissidence and civil disobedience, though covert, in Cambodia. This happens at a time when Hun Sen is so paranoid. But I would suggest that the next time somebody wrote such an anti-Hun Sen leaflet, they must put more facts than this time to make people to believe them.
More facts is Khmer krom, you fool!!!!how many more lost Khmer land do we have to proof. Do you need them to be next to your door steps to realized it.
I wouldn't quickly jump to conclusion to dismissed some of these claims as lies. I can't say that all those claims are true either. Appearantly, someone or some Khmer are not happy with Hun Sen and CPP. They live inside the country, obviously they're not blind to what is happening around them or inside Cambodia. They are obviously very unhappy about it. They feel a sense of duty and obligation to do something about it. They feel powerless to say anything to Hun Sen or CPP without getting defamation lawsuit or killed if you're just an average Khmer. I'm not suggesting that those leaflets were done by any of the opposition party. But whoever spreading leaflets to get those message out know that this is probably the best way to wake up other Khmer. I would give them credit for doing something, rather than doing nothing and just simply play dumb, mute, and blind and further allowing CPP, Hun Sen, and Hanoi run their course in Cambodia.
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