KG - 003

May 16, 2011

To: All Khmer Patriots

“THE RCAF GENERALS PHYSICAL FITNESS”

How the Royal Cambodian Armed

Forces (RCAF) expects to win future
war with the Thai Military if the
RCAF generals are out of shape,
lazy, and unhealthy? I’m not just
speaking without any proven fact.
Just watch the pro-CPP CTN television evening news. We can clearly see that many of
the RCAF generals are “unfit” and “unhealthy” as compared to other foreign military
generals. The RCAF generals look fat and puffy on the camera - it looks as though they
are about to explode in their tight colorful military uniforms. They are an embarrassment
to prachiechun Khmer and the country. In the 70s and 80s, these same generals were
well fit and aggressive, not fat and lazy like today. They used to fight in the thick
rainforest jungles, and now they are fighting in their mistresses’ vigina jungles!

Every day, the RCAF generals eat, sing, dance, have sex, and drink from darn to dust. The
RCAF “War Room” is in the karaoke parlor and not in the Ministry of Defense. They
spend millions of dollars a year on just the imported alcohol along – while their frontline
soldiers at Preah Vihear don’t even have enough clean water to drink. Majority of the
RCAF generals are “alcoholic.” They have been drinking alcohol for over 15 years. They
should be called “Hennessy General” or “Johnny Walker General” instead of the RCAF
general. Hun Sen (and also his Youn Hanoi master) don’t mind when the RCAF generals
are busy drinking and enjoying themselves. He feels much safer that way. There
wouldn’t be any military Coup d’état if the RCAF generals’ minds are on wine, women,
and drugs! For how long these drinking and fun activities will go on, nobody knows?
The rainforest tree in Srok Khmer is shrinking to less than 20 percents now. I hope the
RCAF generals have enough alcohol in stock?

In case of Dr., Lork Chamtive Thom, General Bun Rany Hun Sen, she’s fat,
puffy, and unhealthy not the result of excess alcohol drinking like the RCAF
generals, but because of excessive Botox Injection and over eating. Botox is
an anti-aging treatment. This non-invasive cosmetic injection is used to
treat fine lines and wrinkles. But, Botox can cause negative side effects on
the skin such as redness, pain, swelling, and numbness. That’s why during
the 2010 Water Festival Stampede “Day of Morning Ceremony,” Bun Rany found it hard
to show sadness or cry because her face was all puffy and numb from the Botox side
effects. I don’t blame her for trying to look young because it’s very stressful when she’s
constantly worrying about getting kill, going to Hell, and leaving all the wealth behind.
As the old Khmer saying goes, “chhiem sraek sback haow!”

A SPECIAL NOTE:

It’s great to work for changes alone, but it’s even better if we can work as a team! Be
proud to be kon Khmer and help keep Khmer race and culture alive!

We should all be like the RCAF soldiers at Preah Vihear. Regardless of their past political
associations, they unite and fight the Thai intruder. That’s why we all should thank and
honor our fighting men and women for their bravery and sacrifices our freedom and to
the country.

It really saddens me to see Hun Sen turns the RCAF soldiers into his personal “toy
soldiers.” He uses them for his political gain instead of defending Srok Khmer eastern
and western borders. Right now, I think that the RCAF soldiers’ “real enemy” is not Siam
soldiers but Hun Sen and the pro-CPP RCAF generals. They are sending the RCAF
soldiers to die and couldn’t careless about them or their families.

“…On Wednesday, Thailand announced that it would organize the second largest scale
expo of Thai products in Phnom Penh from May 19-22…” Patriotism or Profits? Hun Sen
and his CPP gang are for profits not patriotism! On Monday 16, 2011, they decided to
postpone (not cancelled completely) the expo because they didn’t want to be seen as
hypocrite and unpatriotic. They had planned the expo event months before the recent
clashes with Siam soldiers. Thus, all the RCAF died in vein. The border fighting is just a
political game for Hun Sen, his CPP gang, and the Thai government.

Photo: KI - Media