Borin's Blog

Recent situation in Rangoon has captured the world’s attention, but not enough action has been made to stop the bloodshed on the ground in Rangoon. Look at CNN there was a security council meeting regarding this problem, but, all they can say in a statement is DEEP SHIT CONCERN. The UN try to send an envoy, but first they need to ask for permision from the junta leaders funny isn’t it?… this is all bullshit what the envoy gonna do?? Go to see the blood and then comeback out?

Please the out side world must help my country, we have no weapon to fight back, all we can do is protest (I heard on CNN)

I hope that my little blog voice, has little influence on the situation. Let’s us free Burma from dictatorship.

Tags: Burma, democracy, dictator, Human Rights, junta, myanmar

It is rainy season; most Phnom Penhers are frustrated by the fact that the streets are flooded every time heavy (not so heavy) rain falls. More, flood lead to traffic jam, for instance some time it takes almost 2 hours to travel a distance of less than 10 kilometer. More, floods make wastage floating all over the street and some time in home, which is not healthy. So, this is what I ask, I hope that you can help me answers: Continue reading »

It is unreasonable for a university official addressing the graduate unemployment issue to say: “Students have more skills, but we have started everything from zero, so we are not ready yet to provide graduates equal services to those in developed countries” (Recent Graduates Find Job Prospect Are Bleak, Friday pp.1). Continue reading »

After being urged by my friends to research about Cambodian footballer, Sok ngon who grab the most attention in Cambodia matches in the ASEAN U17 team, I have found this webpage, an interview with Cambodian U17 team’s captain Keo Sokgon.

1^st September 2007 Thailand has beaten the Laos football team 3-2 to become the champion of ASEAN U17 Football Championship. Since the riot against Thai on 29^th January 2003, the official relation between Cambodia and Thailand has been restored, but the sentiment among population has not yet been restored fully. As a result, we see that today the match between Thailand and Laos Cambodian football fans support Laos’s team. Continue reading »

Tags: Cambodia, football, nationalism