The Thai so-called Watchdog Group Spying on Cambodia ?
On Preah Vihear issue, there's somewhat a hot issue among the radical Thais because they think our Khmer temple belongs to theirs. Thai is clearly encroaching into Cambodia soil. To these Thai, they should educate themselves more.
Then there a Thai web forum that took my blog writings on our Khmer Preah Vihear temple and posted at their website. Since Thai writings is derived from our Khmer alphabets, I can read their writings little bit, but I can't really know what this forum is about. I think the forum is translated the news that was put out by our Khmer compatriot group "Cambodia Watchdog Council International (CWC)". I would appreciate if readers who is well versed in Thai could briefly tell what are the Thai posting about. You don't have to translate all word by word.
To the Thais, they got to chill down for they have no course. Stay away from Khmer land. Preah Vihear is always belonged to Khmer.
Click on the LABELS "PREAH VIHEAR" --below the POSTED BY BLOG BY KHMER line to read all my postings on our Preah Vihear.
ពីខ្ញុំ វណ្ណះ
រាជធានី Phnom Penh
http://breakingnews.nationchannel.com/read.php?lang=th&newsid=326742
http://www.pantip.com/cafe/rajdumnern/topic/P6744262/P6744262.html
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They are greedy to get ours land again but this time even our leader ignores this case, we will back up by ourselves.
Thai use fake document and teach their children about those fake things so their children now also has a damm fake brain!!!
Hi
To answer your question what is the Thai forum says the basic is translated the news from "Cambodia Watchdog Council International (CWC)"
It's saying
“Mr. Ear Chana released, on behalf of the secretary-general of the Cambodian Watchdog Council, on 23 June 2008, a statement that there is a loss of land at Area 3 of the Preah Vihear Temple. This is the statement:
“According to the joint statement of 18 June 2008, signed by the Cambodian Deputy Prime Minister Mr. Sok An, and by Thai Foreign Minister Mr. Noppadon Pattama, and Mrs. Françoise Rivière, UNESCO Deputy Director for Culture, about the listing of the Preah Vihear Temple as a World Heritage Site, and a new map that the Cambodian government sent to UNESCO, we found a part of Cambodian territory at the west and the north of the temple (or Area 3) is lost.
“The Cambodian government seems to fall into a trap of Thailand by listing only the body of the Preah Vihear Temple and the areas which extend 30 meters from the temple, but do not include the Area 3 which should also have been listed.
“According to our own experience from visits with students from different universities in Phnom Penh in 2001 and 2004, we found that the Cambodian government is creating a loss of land, by agreeing to create a new map, especially as it does not include Area 3 as Cambodian territory. Obviously, based on two visits, we found that the loss of land in Area 3 is an obstacle for tourists to climb up to the Preah Vihear Temple from Cambodia, because the areas at the east and the south are extremely steep to climb up and go down.
“According to the Deputy Director of the Cambodian Border Committee, it shows that The Hague International Court of Justice in 1962 used a 1:2000 scale map for the Preah Vihear Temple, and that map is being kept at the court. In addition, the French-Siem [Thai] Treaties in 1904 and 1907 show clearly the land border and sea border between Cambodia and Thailand, especially they show that the Area 3 definitely belongs to Cambodia, which contradicts some Thai positions which say that the border at the Preah Vihear Temple is at the steps to the temples.
“We agree with UNESCO, working to maintain cultural heritage, but we cannot give up the Hague verdict of 1962 about the Preah Vihear Temple and its area, based on the 1904 and 1907 French-Siem Treaties, especially the listing of land in Area 3 - otherwise Cambodia will lose this land to Thailand.
”We found that Thailand never dared to invade territories of Malaysia or Burma, because the governments of both countries are strongly committed to protect their territories. Only the territory of Cambodia has repeatedly been invaded by Thailand.. Moreover, Thailand never dared to protest officially on the international level; it just tries to make trouble for Cambodia. This shows that Thailand intends to invade Khmer territory and to block the Cambodian economic breath of tourism, absorbed by the Preah Vihear Temple.
“We would like to give the recommendation to the Cambodian government, that if the government is still intent to list the Preah Vihear Temple as a World Heritage Site, being an independent nation with patriotism, the government has to:
Remove the new map and use a map from The Hague for the proposal of the listing of the temple.
@3:10PM,
Thank you for your posting. Your posting is well read. Yes, we should adhere to the 1904 and 1907 map that was drawn between Cambodia and Thailand. We use the old map. There's no overlapping area as the Thai has claimed.
Dear Vannak,
When we are poor and weak, that's how we got. Others would lookdown on us, just like these arrogant Thais do. It is OK, because we used to be rich (empire), and they're no body, now they are rich and we are poor. All we can is to work hard, unite, and soon we will be rich.
Tep Thida
Tai(Thai) race are full of greed, jealousy. Came to Cambodia territory as invaders.
FEEL free to post any comments in THai website because we are not scared of a coward,
IF YOU CAN GIVE SHIT TO THAI PEOPLE, BUT YOU CANNOT TAKE SHIT FROM US.
GET OUT FROM THE HOLE...
I can see that YOU are
COWARD enough
to delete our comments.
Your writing is one sided very biased, your putting together of sentences are ridiculous. Anyone that hires you as a journalist would have to be out of their mind. Or REALLY need a journalist! "Hey I need a Journalist I think Ill go find an angry farmer that has no clue about whats really going on in the world and I'll hire him!" Great Idea Cambodia!!!!
យើងត្រូវចងចាំទុកថា ប្រជាជនថៃ មិនបានរៀន ប្រវត្តិសាស្រ្ត អោយបានដិតដល់ទេ អ្វីៗដែលពួក គេយល់សុទ្ធសឹង ជាការយល់ច្រលំទាំងអស់ ។
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