Khmer Rouge torturer accepts blame for 14,000 deaths

[w¡n9Nµ7 §£@¥€r 123]

1) 14,000 is over 4 times as many as killed in 9/11 (different when its your own)

You're just obfuscating for the fact, clearly evident in this story, that the Khmer Rouge have been unfairly vilified by libruls like you.

"14,000? That's it? That's the so-called "pogroms" the bleeding heart libruls made such a fuss over?"

Its genocide. Do you deny the holocaust too?

No, the Jews are the chosen people of God. What are you, stupid? God doesn't even like Cambodians.

[fozzie 41]

1) 14,000 is over 4 times as many as killed in 9/11 (different when its your own)

You're just obfuscating for the fact, clearly evident in this story, that the Khmer Rouge have been unfairly vilified by libruls like you.

"14,000? That's it? That's the so-called "pogroms" the bleeding heart libruls made such a fuss over?"

Its genocide. Do you deny the holocaust too?

No, the Jews are the chosen people of God. What are you, stupid? God doesn't even like Cambodians.

I apreciate your humor and I want to laugh randomizer, but for three things.

One, I love Cambodia and it's people. You are on shakey ground when you start claiming the Khmer Rouge have been "unfairly villified".

Two, my wife is Jewish. Albeit not that Jewish, as she married me.

Three, your comments (while not offensive to me as I see your humor) have the capacity to offend many people.

Careful.

[w¡n9Nµ7 §£@¥€r 123]

Three, your comments (while not offensive to me as I see your humor) have the capacity to offend many people.

That's ok. God hates them too.

[Nagishkaw 510]

0i vey!

[Ban Hammer 14,271]

now where is his bullet?

[Niels Bohr 72]

I'm very happy that the Khmer Rouge Tribunal is taking place after more than 30 years of my father, mother relatives seek the justice that these people have done.

I hear my dad talking about war stories all the time when he was a soldier fighting against the Khmer Rouge as I grew up. He never get to see his parents again at 19. He got separated by the Khmer Rouge forces. They had to split to hide from them. He finally able to get in contact with her again after 20 years. She died last year. My father was so upset because he wasn't able to see her funeral.

I wasn't born during the war, but, I am close with my parents. Getting a one on one with them of how life is like, I can almost see the fears from the victims like I know them.

The US Ambassador to the UN on Economic and Social Affairs under Bush, Sichan Siv, is a Cambodian. His entire family died from the war except for him. He came to the US with less than $3 in his pocket. He was a dishwasher, waiter, then Taxi driver. He was in his late 20s when he came. Then, through a series of events he managed to elevate to a millionaire in a matter of 2-3 years.

There's so many stories. David Chandler have been writing books about Cambodia. Look him up to read more.

[fozzie 41]

I'm very happy that the Khmer Rouge Tribunal is taking place after more than 30 years of my father, mother relatives seek the justice that these people have done.

I hear my dad talking about war stories all the time when he was a soldier fighting against the Khmer Rouge as I grew up. He never get to see his parents again at 19. He got separated by the Khmer Rouge forces. They had to split to hide from them. He finally able to get in contact with her again after 20 years. She died last year. My father was so upset because he wasn't able to see her funeral.

I wasn't born during the war, but, I am close with my parents. Getting a one on one with them of how life is like, I can almost see the fears from the victims like I know them.

The US Ambassador to the UN on Economic and Social Affairs under Bush, Sichan Siv, is a Cambodian. His entire family died from the war except for him. He came to the US with less than $3 in his pocket. He was a dishwasher, waiter, then Taxi driver. He was in his late 20s when he came. Then, through a series of events he managed to elevate to a millionaire in a matter of 2-3 years.

There's so many stories. David Chandler have been writing books about Cambodia. Look him up to read more.

I was deeply moved by "First they killed my father". A powerful story.

[britty 1]

I'm very happy that the Khmer Rouge Tribunal is taking place after more than 30 years of my father, mother relatives seek the justice that these people have done.

I hear my dad talking about war stories all the time when he was a soldier fighting against the Khmer Rouge as I grew up. He never get to see his parents again at 19. He got separated by the Khmer Rouge forces. They had to split to hide from them. He finally able to get in contact with her again after 20 years. She died last year. My father was so upset because he wasn't able to see her funeral.

I wasn't born during the war, but, I am close with my parents. Getting a one on one with them of how life is like, I can almost see the fears from the victims like I know them.

The US Ambassador to the UN on Economic and Social Affairs under Bush, Sichan Siv, is a Cambodian. His entire family died from the war except for him. He came to the US with less than $3 in his pocket. He was a dishwasher, waiter, then Taxi driver. He was in his late 20s when he came. Then, through a series of events he managed to elevate to a millionaire in a matter of 2-3 years.

There's so many stories. David Chandler have been writing books about Cambodia. Look him up to read more.

I was deeply moved by "First they killed my father". A powerful story.

I couldn't put that book down. When Broken Glass Floats is another one I recommend.

[Danno 1,228]

This killing spree went on for years and I don't recall one news story about it.

It's like the big media led the nation out of Vietnam and never looked back.