Stop blaming NEC and Hun Sen: Khmers don't want change!

Re: Hun Sen says merged opposition parties pose no threat to CPP [Hun Sen is right if we believe in Stalin's political slogan] 

Anonymous said... 

Gentlemen, stop blaming the wrong entities. NEC didn't let the CPP win. Opposition parties are doing things that our people got turned off. Khmers don't want change, change, change. They wanted stability, improvements, border [territorial] integrity, which the CPP had achieved. Yes, there are problems, corruptions, land evictions, some political murders, some human right violations. But for the most parts, the CPP kept these in checks. Majority of people had enjoyed their lives of stability, do not have to worry about unrest, civil war, genocides. Now, if you tell me these are not improvements, then you are blind. CPP are very clever in exploiting these needs of Khmer people. Also, STOP using the Viet card game, these are old and boring.

The oppositions must change tactics and not preaching the same old speeches. STOP bickering among themselves, stop being egotistic, stop bragging, stop seeking helps from their FAKE foreign friends, Stop the blame games. These are the very things people hate.

IF THE OPPOSITION PARTIES ARE REAL PATRIOTIC, CARING, DEMOCRATIC, MERGE THE DAMN PARTIES BEFORE THE 2013 GENERAL ELECTION!

8 June 2012 4:20 AM

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Do you think that "the hens laying eggs on the rice did not eat rice?"
 

Anonymous said...

 

4:20 AM, you said NEC didn't cheat? What about people who were not allowed to vote, not allowed to register to vote and those supporting CPP have 2, 3 or 4 names to vote? And the counting? Do you think that "the hens laying eggs on the rice did not eat rice?"


If the CPP or Hun Sen is so sure that his party is so popular with voters, why did not he allow an independent NEC? Or appoint some of the officials from NGOs or oppositions to NEC? Why he refused to recognize the 1993 election results, which was the most fair election in Cambodian history?

The only thing to test the real popularity of the CPP and the oppositions is to have an independent election committee running the show, not the CPP-appointed NEC.

8 June 2012 8:51 AM
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If the Khmer people don't want to be free, let them be!

Anonymous said...

 

If the Khmer people don't want to be free, let them be!...10 parties in small state like Cambodia, one of which is the CPP which is led by ego-maniac strongman Hun Sen.

The oppositions are bragging about democracy, human rights and wanted to help liberate all Khmers from CPP's oppression, how in the hell they can do what they preached if they can't even get along with one another? Their leader was scared and run away from the country. They are self-serving, not the servants of the country like a patriotic leader should be.

Nelson Mandela was imprisoned for 27 years in hard labour camp in South Africa. He didn't run away. Ang San Suu Kyi of Burma didn't run away...They both stood their ground and let their people know that a leader will do any thing for the country and the people.