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Hok Lundy Faked His Death and Is Still Alive! Hok Lundy faked his death and is still alive! Every Cambodian people in all the classes of Khmer society, felt fear, were frighten and scared every day that they live in the cage of torture, murder, and terrorism, led by Hok Lundy, Hun Sen and Hanoi government. When Cambodian people heard that Hok Lundy died in the helicopter explosion on November 9, 2008, this news made every Cambodian person feel happy until they have forgotten to analyze that Death. of course, Hok Lundy faked his death and is still alive, living in Hanoi capital in Vietnam. He is living in the richest life and he always goes and comes into Cambodia freely. Why did we dare to confirm that Hok Lundy is still alive and faked death? Why does Hanoi’s government need to make the play by the faked death of Hok Lundy? I-The truth that Hok Lundy is faked death: 1-Sources of high rank figures and officials of CPP who always felt hatred toward Hun Sen, affirmed that they saw Hok Lundy in Hanoi capital of Vietnam and he always goes and comes into Cambodia. 2-Khiev Kanharith, government spokesman, at about 10:30 PM (Cambodia time) on Noverber 9, 2008. Khiev Kanharith confirmed that 4-star general Hok Lundy died during the helicopter crash incident while traveling from Phnom Penh to Svay Rieng during a private trip in a private helicopter. Why does Khiev Kanharith know that Hok Lundy died in the helicopter’s explosion? http://ki-media.blogspot.com/2008/11/hok-lundys-chopper-hit-by-lightning-hun.html 1 I expressed that the habit of Hok Lundy was to never allowed another person to know if he goes and comes or doing something, even though his wife Men-Chanthou too, and Hok Lundy’s bodyguards are Vietnamese Black shirt Dead Squad, who he had trusted on them, can be near him. This showed that it’s a drama of CPP, Hun Sen, and Hanoi government who play game to be the faked death of Hok Lundy. 3-Cambodian National Independence Festival on November 9, 2008, so, Hok Lundy is the president of the Cambodian National General-Police Commissioner who was responsible for protecting the national security in the Festival of Cambodian National Independence. That Hok Lundy did not leave Phnom Penh and the helicopter was not explosion by lightning, but the helicopter’s explosion because of auto-remote-Bomb, so the explosion making the helicopter broken into pieces. No one knew who are the death bodies of the helicopter’s explosion, because the death’s bodies become the small piece of meat like the cook chopped into pieces to make food. Why did CPP and Hun Sen dared to proclaim that there was Hok Lundy among 4 people who died in helicopter’s explosion? 4-Phnom Penh’s government hasn’t allowed the international agents to investigate the crime’s scene of the helicopter’s explosion and they didn’t allow F-B-I (USA) to investigate the crime’s scene too. These mean that CPP and HUN SENplayed game of Hok Lundy’s faked death. 2 5-Power of Hok Lundy’s son, closed men and bodyguards are still strong power in Cambodian government. Communists always competed with each other to seize the monopolized power in their hand. For example, after Lenin died in Soviet Union, Stalin took the best time to massacre and purge Trotsky and his followers and then Stalin took the monopolized power in his hand. In China, Mao Tse Tung killed Liu Shaoqi (head of state) and Lin Pao (army commander) and their followers, then Mao Tse Tung hold the monopolized power in his hand. How about Hok Lundy died? If Hok Lundy is really died, why Dy Vichea has strong power in Cambodia and he dare to couple both Hun Sen’s daughter and Hun Neng’s daughters too, in other way, the followers and bodyguards of Hok Lundy have more and more power than before such these? Hun Sen was always jealous Hok Lundy having the black shirt death squad bodyguards and Hun Sen asked Hanoi’s government gave him the black shirt death bodyguards too. How about today, if Hok Lundy die, How can Hun Sen do to hold the power in Cambodia, may he will massacre Hok Lundy’s followers and family, but he don’t do that, this mean that Hok Lundy is behind the political scene of Hun Sen under the plot of Hanoi government. http://ki-media.blogspot.com/2013/03/blog-post_4985.html II-Reasons that Hanoi’s government need to make the drama of the faked death of Hok Lundy: 1-To wash and bury the crimes of Hun Sen Hanoi government relating to the terrorism, murder, human trafficking, illegal drug- trafficking and the crimes against the humanity done by Hun Sen Hanoi government. Cambodia become the hell under the control of Hanoi’s government that using the torture, murder, and terrorism to rule the daily life activities of Cambodian people strictly in their hand. In the past, every crimes are done by Hok Lundy, who was the president of Backy’s secret criminal organization, Black shirt death’s 3 squad and co-founder of the Secret criminal organization of Special Organization of Youths (S.O.Y) with Hun Sen, Chea Sim, and Chea Sophara , that these secret criminal organizations have always killed many Cambodian people and politicians including steal, rob, kidnap, murder, and terrorism, such as the terrorism using hand-grenades attach on Cambodian civil demonstration in front of former-National Assembly building on 30, March 1997, killed Mr. Ho Sok, Mr.Chao Sambath, Mr.Chea Rithy Chhut, poison Mr.Sak Sutsakorn, Mr.Prom Vith, Mr.Thu Thon, killed Mr.Chea Vichea, Mr.Om Rasady, shot singer star Miss.Toch Sreynich and shot the film starMrs.Piset Palika, as well as shot death the opposite parties activists include the human trafficking , and illegal drug trafficking……etc. all of these were done by Hok Lundy relating to Hun Sen under the plan and control of Hanoi government as the systematic organization network. So, to wash and bury every crimes of Hun Sen& Hanoi’s government, they need the faked death of Hok Lundy to wash and bury their crimes, because Heng Pov in prison is not enough, for playing their crimes drama. Because of Heng Pov point all the crimes to Hok Lundy who ordered him to do. 2-To reduce the interesting of the international community on every crimes (murder and terrorism) of Hun Sen Hanoi’s government that control Cambodian people like “Masters and Slaves”. If they make the faked death of Hok Lundy to wash and bury their crimes, making USA and international community don’t care of crimes in Cambodia anymore that relating to Hun Sen Hanoi government, because they think that every evidences are buried with Hok Lundy’s death, so they don’t have the evidences and witness to condemn Hun Sen Hanoi’s government. So the faked death of Hok Lundy is the drama of Hanoi’s government and Hun 4 Sen to confuse and misunderstand of Khmer nation and the international community about their crimes. 3-To reduce the wrath and painful of Cambodian people: Every classes of Cambodian people who are the victims because of Hok Lundy, always felt hatred, paint, fear and need to revenge against Hok Lundy who always killed their children, husband, wife, and relatives, imprisoned especially the secret criminal organization of Backy, S.O.Y and the black shirt death squad who killed, murder, make terrorism, human trafficking and illegal drug trafficking, steal, rob and kidnap.....make them lost many Cambodian people lost their property. All crimes related to Hun Sen Hanoi’s government. When Cambodian people heard the news of Hok Lundy was death, they are so happy and they consider the curse of God condemn Hok Lundy’s sin and they stop angry against Hun Sen Hanoi’s government too. 4-To reduce the fear and carefulness of Cambodian people: Every Cambodian people considered that Hok Lundy was the major killer with violently who has the special rights to kill Cambodian people freely and when they knew Hok Lundy was death, they wasn’t felt fear and they are always careless too until they forgot Hun Sen Hanoi’s government ordered Hok Lundy did, until Hun Sen and CPP can’t used the electricity shock thousand of Cambodian people in Koh Pich on 22 November, 2010. Therefore the death of Hok Lundy was the faked death to wash and bury the crimes of Hun Sen Hanoi’s government, to confuse and misunderstand the international community, reduce the wrath and paint of Cambodian people, and reduce the fear and care of Cambodian people thinking about the crimes of un Sen Hanoi, so Hun Sen Hanoi’s government can continue their genocidal crimes against Cambodian people easily and freely. Therefore I please suggest that the international community re-investigate Hun Sen Hanoi’s government’s crimes re-vision because Hok Lundy related to Hun Sen Hanoi’s government behind them. I 5 please waked up both Khmer people and international community follow and investigate of CPP Hun Sen Hanoi’s government for giving the justice for Cambodian nation. If USA and the international community found that Hok Lundy is still alive and live in Hanoi, the capital of Vietnam, How should USA, United Nations take the measure against Hun Sen Hanoi’s government who hide the president of Criminal secretly in Vietnam. On May 1, 2013 By Prap Soar 6 ហុក-ឡង់ឌី មិន䞶ន់Ꮆប់ទេ! ប្រᾶជនខ្មែរប្ររ់ប្រទារ់វណ្ណៈកំពុងររ់នៅកនុង徶ពភ័យរនធត់ប្ពឺឆ្អឹងមនងᾶនររងល ់ថ្ងៃ នៅ កនុងប្រង់ྶតកម្ែ នភរវកម្ែ និងឧប្កិ⯒ឋកម្ែប្រឆំងម្នុរសᾶតិខ្⯒⯒ឹកនំនោយ ហុក-ឡង់ឌី, ហុន- ខ្រន និងយួនប្កងុ ហាណ្ូ យ ។ នៅនព ខ្រកខ្ចាយ⯒ំណ្ឹង䎶 ហុក-ឡង់ឌី Ꮆរ់នោយ羶រខ្តរនទះ បាញ់ឧរធម្ភារចប្កនៅថ្ងៃ៩ វចិ ឆិការ២០០៨ ននះ ប្រᾶជនខ្មែរប្ររ់រិររីបានអរររាយ រហូត⯒ ់នភេចវ徶ិ រ䎶ᾶការᎶរ់ខ្កេងកាេយ ។ 䮶តុពិតរឺ ហុក- ឡង់ឌី Ꮆរ់ខ្កេងកាេយនរ នហើយហុក-ឡង់ឌី កំពុងររ់នៅប្កងុ ហាណ្ូយន ើរំនរប្រពយម្ហា羶 និងនចញច ូ ប្រកុ ខ្មែរនោយ នររីនររតផង។ រំ讶ងន ើអវី បានᾶហា⮶ន䎶讶នម្នភរវករ
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