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Chasing Summer
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Supply and Demand
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Stray Puffins
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February 9, 2012 - Peter Hynes
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January 30, 2012 - Keith Collier
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January 26, 2012 - Matthew Furlong
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January 24, 2012 - Laura Nelson-Hamilton
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January 23, 2012 - Sherrie McCarthy
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Cambodian people are indeed very friendly and it is a wonderful country for traveling. Its just a shame that the government is very corrupt. They are robbing the natural resources for their own profit. People are chased away from their own land for the big companies owned by friends of the government. You will see that the rich become very rich, but no improvement for the poor! There is also no democracy in the country because the opposition is threatened and not allowed.
Thanks for telling the truth to the world about Cambodia. We believe the truth of Cambodian people and sociaty will be revealed to the world by the true words of good visitors.
Cambodia province Siem Reap means Khmer crashed Siam thieves like bugs under Khmer feet when they tried to steal Cambodia Angkor Wat. Since then no more Siam existed on the map because Siam buried under Khmer feet.
Today, Thai thieves are trying to steal Cambodia property Preah Vihear, Khmer will crashed Thai thieves and buried them under Khmer feet again.
Cambodia and its people inspired a most beautiful woman in the world Angelina Jolie.
Listen to what she said about Cambodia and ask why a luxuery LV had to follow Angelina Jolie to Cambodia too.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oX2OKv2TCtI