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| Former CNRP president Sam Rainsy is seen speaking to supporters at an event on Sunday. FACEBOOK |
‘In their hearts’, army favours CNRP: Rainsy
Phnom Penh Post | 25 April 2017
Former opposition leader Sam Rainsy told supporters in France on Sunday that members of the military secretly supported the CNRP, comments one analyst suggested were inappropriate in an environment that has seen the role of security services dangerously politicised ahead of coming elections.
Senior commanders of the Kingdom’s security forces many of whom hold high-ranking positions within the ruling party have repeatedly inveighed against instability and so-called colour revolutions in recent months, rhetoric often viewed by observers as being aimed at the opposition.
Senior commanders of the Kingdom’s security forces many of whom hold high-ranking positions within the ruling party have repeatedly inveighed against instability and so-called colour revolutions in recent months, rhetoric often viewed by observers as being aimed at the opposition.
Opposition leader Kem Sokha greets supporters at a rally on Sunday in Takeo province. FACEBOOK
But in his remarks on Sunday, Rainsy said that many members of the military, including some of Hun Sen’s bodyguards, would vote for the CNRP in commune elections in June.
“They are quiet, but in their heart they voted for the [CNRP] already. When [the CNRP] wins and leads the country we will invite them to serve the nation all together,” Rainsy said.
Defence Ministry spokesman Chhum Socheat yesterday accused Rainsy of intending to sow division in the armed forces, calling the remarks the product of “his crazy imagination”.
But political analyst Ou Virak said that while a significant chunk of the military may indeed support the CNRP, this type of rhetoric should be avoided. “This is dangerous politics from both sides. They shouldn’t play up the military. It should be the guarantor of stability, not a political tool.”
Historically and traditionally, nearly every Khmer, including Hun Sen, yes Traitor Hun at some degree hates expansionist Yuon.
ReplyDeleteMembers of the Khmer armed forces are no different !!! ✊️⚔️☠️
‘In their hearts’, army favours CNRP: Rainsy
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'In their stomachs', army favors CPP: -Drgunzet-
Napoleon said, "The army marches on its stomach." hehehe....
ReplyDeleteGook Gunzet says his stomach dictates his heart, and
ReplyDeletehis heart is deep inside his butt.
When I was 16, there were two blonde gals teasing me. They wondered why I was not interest in girls. They frequently chased and cornered me in the hall way then asked me to come to their sex parties/orgies.
ReplyDeleteI told them that I was born very poor. And as a poor, the only thing in my mind is what is the next meal, and where to sleep. I only work/study, and don't play, save all I can.
Yes, my stomach would dictate my heart until...I became well off. The girls felt sorry for me and became my guardian angels in the school. They would rush to my defense against any other kids.
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With that said, I don't think the average Cambodian soldier is well off yet. They are all poor. Their stomach will dictate their heart.
-Drgunzet-
P.S. Within 3 years, I grew big and became the top 1 in the whole state. And I could tell, one of the two blonde girl had a big crush on me. (When the girl has a girlie and submissive way when she talks to you, you know she digs it.)
Then they realized that you had been a shemale prostitute all those times, until now!
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DeleteOnce upon a time, there was a Yuon, name Gook Gunzet.
The Gook was good and famous in lying, making up stories and fake news.
He had earned his reputation as Gook Troll on Khmer sites.
The Gook became a senile old man, unloved, miserable, finally died in
isolation with a broken heart and most noticeably a broken head.
Boys and girls a goodnight to all, to all a good moral story !!!
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