Posted on 01/12/2005 9:25:03 PM PST by Dr. Marten
Man, that's a long time to wait for a Happy Meal.
"I going to DISNEY WORLD!"
let me think.....they were part of a group that killed 1.7 million people, and yet they are welcomed back home like heroes?
25 years without committing genocide? How did they ever manage?
I was thinking the same thing.
Didn't the same thing happen with a Japanese soldier in the Philippines awhile back?
ping
those asians just don't have a clue on how to read a map do they
This really has no bearing on thier situation. We don't know what positions they held in the KR. The current Premier of Cambodia, Hun Sen, was also part of the KR before fleeing to Vietnam. Hatred of the Vietnamese was one of the driving themes of the KR and these people were probably brainwashed into thinking that any Khmer would be shot on sight by the Vietnamese. Going out on a limb, most people in Cambodia that are over 40 years old probably had something to do with the KR based on the simple fact that they are alive.
ping
Oft-recurring story, odd enough to ring true.
Loyal servant of the Emperor -- unaware of fatal reverse, in summer of '45, to Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere -- emerges decades later from jungle, having survived God knows how.
He speaks American?
Am I missing something here?
Is "American" a language?
...perhaps only to those who have never been outside of her borders.
It's obvious that he was speaking through a translator who speaks ENGLISH.
Picky, picky, picky.
Since when do Brit's say "No way"?
Keep in mind US culture is exported all over the world through movies and television, yes even to Cambodia. It is amazing the slang you can hear even in very backwards places. There are even locals who will go out of their way to use the latest slang that they have heard. People are people no matter where in the world they are.
"Since when do Brit's say "No way"?"
Well, that might just depend on where you were educated or spend a lot of your time.
I use Chinese slang quite often....I'm an American (caucasian)
Paraphrases would have been more appropriate rather than "quotes".
This reporter is confused. He seems to think he's working as a movie-dubber.
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