There is an undeniably big contrast between Phnom Penh and Seoul. Look how orderly the police are. Their job is to provide security for both the protesters and the public. The Vietnamese-controlled police in Phnom Penh use barbaric rule, beating, torturing, and killing human beings savagely.
The crowd is large, brave, vibrant, and energetic. I cannot describe my feelings to see Khmers in a foreign country form such unity, and a demonstration this scale.
If they can hear me, let them hear, "thank you." We will not stop! Evil must cease to exist.
If the Khmer protesters attacks the buildings or cars, the South Korean polices will use their taekondo to beat the crap out of the trouble makers.
If the Khmer protesters in Phnom Penh protested peacefully like they did for much of the year 2013, everything would be peaceful. But they started to damage the factories, thus the Cambodian police had to act to protect the property.
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There is an undeniably big contrast between Phnom Penh and Seoul. Look how orderly the police are. Their job is to provide security for both the protesters and the public. The Vietnamese-controlled police in Phnom Penh use barbaric rule, beating, torturing, and killing human beings savagely.
The crowd is large, brave, vibrant, and energetic. I cannot describe my feelings to see Khmers in a foreign country form such unity, and a demonstration this scale.
If they can hear me, let them hear, "thank you." We will not stop! Evil must cease to exist.
If the Khmer protesters attacks the buildings or cars, the South Korean polices will use their taekondo to beat the crap out of the trouble makers.
If the Khmer protesters in Phnom Penh protested peacefully like they did for much of the year 2013, everything would be peaceful. But they started to damage the factories, thus the Cambodian police had to act to protect the property.
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