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Two opposition Chaul Chhnams (2005-Apr-10)

Kem Sokha : Hey, Rainsy! If you don't show up at Long Beach this Saturday 23, I'll grab all of your clients!
Sam Rainsy : Oh, never mind! I've been already singing and dancing last Saturdy 9, even before the coming of the New Year Angel!

Increase in political tension (2005-Apr-06)
         Khmerintelligence.org : King-Father Norodom Sihanouk’s popular Web site was shut down for 3 days (April 2 to 5) possibly as a result of a political crackdown by the Phnom Penh government. Prime Minister Hun Sen has recently reacted very strongly to critical analyses and comments by the retired King and his childhood friend Ruom Ritt, whose caustic letters were regularly posted on the royal Web site. The mounting tension is reflected in an April 5 article in The Cambodia Daily titled “Hun Sen Criticizes Retired King’s Past Actions”, and in an April 5 e-mail from the King-Father’s official biographer Julio Jeldres titled “Prime Minister's Threats”. Hun Sen was particularly upset by the King-Father’s recent diplomatic initiative in the form of an Open Letter to the Governments of Vietnam, Thailand and Laos (see KI, 01 April 2005: « Ex-King Norodom Sihanouk implicitly calls Hun Sen and Ranariddh “traitors” »). As an indication of his unhappiness with the current situation in Cambodia, the retired King – who has been denouncing corruption and human rights abuses – has gone into another self-imposed exile by postponing his return from China until (at the soonest) July 2005, whereas he was expected to be back in the country for next week’s celebrations of the Cambodian New Year.
         The former Monarch is also disappointed because his initiative to help resolve the current political crisis (triggered by the removal of the parliamentary immunity of three opposition lawmakers last February) was turned down by Hun Sen and National Assembly Speaker Norodom Ranariddh – who lets Hun Sen attack his royal father.

Ranariddh left Manila this morning without saying anything at the IPU conference (2005-Apr-06)
         K.I. : Prince Norodom Ranariddh left Manila this morning by the same means he used earlier this week to travel from Cambodia to the Philippines: Flying his own plane, the King Air 90 he bought in France last month (see KI, 01 April 2005: “Ranariddh owns two planes and two helicopters”). He did not take the floor at the IPU conference as originally scheduled.

Rainsy & Ranariddh in Manila (2005-Apr-03)

Rainsy : Qu'est-ce que tu viens faire ici?
Ranariddh : Et toi-même?
Rainsy : Espèce de sale pourri!
Ranariddh : Pauvre imbécile! Propre mais sans sou!

NATIONAL ASSEMBLY OF THE KINGDOM OF CAMBODIA

Nation  -  Religion  -  King
Manila, April 3, 2005
         To the attention of HRH Prince Norodom Ranariddh, President of the National Assembly of the Kingdom of Cambodia
         Your Royal Highness,
         As Members of the National Assembly of the Kingdom of Cambodia, we are disappointed that, for the 112th General Assembly of the Inter-Parliamentary Union, you are leading a Delegation that includes no representatives from the opposition (24 seats out of 123). We had not been informed of your decision to attend the ongoing meeting in Manila and to exclude us. Your approach is contrary to democratic principles, especially those governing the proceedings of the IPU. The National Assembly should represent the nation as a whole and not only the ruling parties.
         Since the exclusion of the opposition from all parliamentary committees in July 2004, followed by the lifting of the parliamentary immunity of three opposition lawmakers – including the opposition leader – and the arrest of one of them on February 3, 2005, we have decided to boycott plenary sessions of the National Assembly until the repressive measures against the opposition are reversed. You should not take this internal conflict as a pretext to exclude the opposition from the Cambodian Delegation to the IPU General Assembly where our country should be represented by Members of Parliament from all parties representing the nation.
         Yours respectfully,

Sam Rainsy, MP - Eng Chhai Eang, MP - Son Chhay, MP - Tioulong Saumura, MP - Yim Sovann, MP

Around Nong Duc Manh's visit to Cambodia (2005-Mar-31)
1) Viet Nam, Cambodia to accelerate implementation of bilateral agreements
         Phnom Penh (VNA) - Vietnamese Deputy Prime Minister Vu Khoan and Cambodian Deputy Prime Minister Sok An met in Phnom Penh on Mar. 29, within the framework of the official visit to Cambodia by General Secretary Nong Duc Manh. The two sides discussed issues of cooperation in infrastructure construction, trade, healthcare and personnel training in order to accelerate the implementation of bilateral cooperation agreements between the two countries. Deputy PM Khoan said Viet Nam is expeditiously carrying out agreements signed between the two countries. He asked the Cambodian side to give Viet Nam technical assistance in importing machines and equipment, and granting visas to Vietnamese workers to ensure the tempo of building and upgrading some highways in Cambodia with Viet Nam's assistance. He said that Viet Nam has boosted commercial cooperation with Cambodia and will continue to expand it. The two sides should study and coordinate in establishing commercial and industrial parks in their common border areas with the aim of bringing bilateral trade turnover to 1 billion USD in the coming years. Viet Nam will continue to cooperate with and help Cambodia in personnel training. Deputy PM Sok An, who is also Minister in charge of the Council of Ministers' Office, highly welcomed the Cambodia visit by Vietnamese General Secretary Nong Duc Manh, describing it as a foundation for further enhancing the friendship, solidarity and cooperation in many fields between the two countries. Sok An said Cambodia will do its best to facilitate the implementation of bilateral agreements.

2) Colloque Vietnam-Laos-Cambodge sur l'exploitation commune du CDMA
           Nha Trang (AVI) - La coordination entre le Vietnam, le Laos et le Cambodge dans l'utilisation de la bande de fréquence des 450 MHz au service de la défense frontalière était au centre d'un colloque à la ville de Nha Trang, province de Khanh Hoa (Centre). Le colloque a été organisé par le ministère de la Poste et des Télécommunications du Vietnam et le groupe Qualcomm. Il a attiré la participation des dizaines de gestionnaires des trois pays dans les télécommunications et d'experts des organisations technologiques internationales du CDMA (Code Division Multiple Access). Les participants ont discuté des politiques favorisant l'utilisation en partage du CDMA (ou bande de fréquence des 450 MHz) entre les trois pays, le roaming et la gestion des réseaux de télécommunications.

           Julien Khouth : Just notice how the yuon hanoi pressures up the cambodian leaders to accept yuon acting within cambodian territories the soonest possible. It looks like they are afraid of something going to happen. Anyway you can feel they put pressure everywhere on different levels in different places in Cambodia. They seem to want to govern on behalf of khmers immediately. King Ta Sihanouk's messages dated 18 march and after about borders and land grabbings show that King Sihanouk anticipated these pressures. And yuons show, thru the visit of Nong Duc Manh, they want to short-circuit Sihanouk the earliest possible, by dialoguing with many different khmer interlocutors without respecting any governmental protocol of bienséance. Jeeeesssss ! how these invaders look down on khmers... Congratulations samdech Ta for your kind welcome messages !
         PS : The reception given by king Sihamoni is highly diplomatic, we hope this show-off is the only gift given to that communist invader. We are waiting to see whether he (Sihamoni) had said "no" to that bouffon (non diplomatic french term) on safeguarding national integrity issue.
           Les pressions yuon sont mises à tous les niveaux : sur le roi, sur Ranariddh, sur Hun Sén, sur Hor Nam Hong, sans oublier Sok An : "Accélérez ! Accélérez !..." [in Camdisc]

         N.P. : Le Cambodge, vu de l'espace, serait une Brebis en gestation, les deux cornes supportant le Laos, les deux pattes arrière sur la mer, les deux de devant sur la terre.

         Dans l'Apocalypse, Saint Jean avait vu un dragon rouge debout devant la Femme en cours d'accouchement, prêt à dévorer l'Enfant. Dans notre cas, si la Brebis donne naissance à l'Agneau, le dragon Vietnam tentera de Le dévorer.

           Saint John : A great sign appeared in heaven: a woman clothed with the sun, and the moon under her feet, and on her head a crown of twelve stars; and she was with child; and she cried out, being in labor and in pain to give birth.
           Then another sign appeared in heaven: and behold, a great red dragon having seven heads and ten horns, and on his heads were seven diadems.
           And his tail swept away a third of the stars of heaven and threw them to the earth. And the dragon stood before the woman who was about to give birth, so that when she gave birth he might devour her child.
           And she gave birth to a son, a male child, who is to rule all the nations with a rod of iron; and her child was caught up to God and to His throne. [ Revelation 12 : 1-5 ]

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