kaputt wrote: ↑Thu Mar 07, 2019 10:53 pm the already forbidden Opposition.

Do you mean the 2 who were just pardoned?
Or the 116 who were not?
Do you mean the 1 in exile?
Or the 1 in house arrest?

I don't think that the government is afraid of them.

kaputt wrote: ↑Thu Mar 07, 2019 10:53 pm The Cambodian Government is NOT Stupid. The simple reason for denying Street Rallies is that these Rallies most certainly will be abused by some NGO like LICADHO, ADHOC yes and even the notorious Human Rights Watch and of course by the already forbidden Opposition.

The UN Drive to "make Woman powerfull" is in my opinion driving a wedge between man and woman in many countries. Woman by nature are a lot more intelligent than man. They have methods and means to have things their way. When i look at the average western woman turning up here in Cambodia i always feel that something is very wrong with them. A lot of them seem to carry big mental issues around with them... while others MUST CHALLENGE men on every issue that is typically men to proof that they are the better gender that can do everything better ! Going down that pass leaves many men appaled and turned off women alltogether which in turn leaves woman to look "for a real man" !

And since we are at it. What about equality ? Let's have a MAN's day !! After all even with all the feminazi bullshit most men are still the providers and that's not because woman make less money. In many western countries the government enforced a WOMENS QUOTA in most big companies. So it's not the qualification that counts but the gender. What a bullshit !

end of rant

And lets have a ''transgender day '' also for those that don't identify themselves as male or female,,, after all we do believe in equal rights don't we ?

Happy Women's Day everybody ! Did you respect her right to breakfast in bed this morning ? Shame on you if you forgot .

More seriously, there has been a big cultural shift in women's role in society in Cambodia. Women say they have more freedom. However, many women still face restrictions from their family, particularly when they are unmarried and live in rural areas.

March 8, 2019
Women reflect on changing rights landscape
As women mark International Women’s Day today, mothers and female union leaders reflect on changes in women’s rights in the Kingdom.

Yim Sothy grew up in a modest time without all the glitz and glamour seen in cities like Phnom Penh today.

Ms Sothy, director of the Cambodian Domestic Workers Network, says that when she was a child, her rights and freedoms as a woman were restricted – a scenario she does not want repeated for her own children.

“I did not learn as much as a man did. My parents told me even with an education, a woman would still be a housewife to look out after their children and cook for their husband,” says Ms Sothy, who is today marking the 108th anniversary of International Women’s Day.

“Our rights were restricted back in the 1990s and we did not have the nerve to go against our parents,” she adds. “Now ladies can go where ever they want and study as much as they wish and make their own decisions. Back then, parents made all the decisions.”
https://www.khmertimeskh.com/50585031/w ... landscape/

March 14th

Steak and blow job day.

The universe is back in balance.

kaputt wrote: ↑Thu Mar 07, 2019 10:53 pm When i look at the average western woman turning up here in Cambodia i always feel that something is very wrong with them. A lot of them seem to carry big mental issues around with them...

When I look at the average western individual turning up here in Cambodia I always feel that something is very wrong with them. A lot of them seem to carry big mental issues around with them...

Queef wrote: ↑Fri Mar 08, 2019 10:06 am

kaputt wrote: ↑Thu Mar 07, 2019 10:53 pm When i look at the average western woman turning up here in Cambodia i always feel that something is very wrong with them. A lot of them seem to carry big mental issues around with them...

When I look at the average western individual turning up here in Cambodia I always feel that something is very wrong with them. A lot of them seem to carry big mental issues around with them...

Yep,, never happens to men in Cambodia cause they only carry a can of beer around with them.

Happy woman's day

epidemiks wrote: ↑Fri Mar 08, 2019 2:14 pm Happy woman's day

Is this from today?

Brody wrote:

epidemiks wrote: ↑Fri Mar 08, 2019 2:14 pm Happy woman's day

Is this from today?

Yes, according to Twitter.

epidemiks wrote: ↑Fri Mar 08, 2019 3:15 pm

Brody wrote:

epidemiks wrote: ↑Fri Mar 08, 2019 2:14 pm Happy woman's day

Is this from today?

Yes, according to Twitter.

Looks like a stand off to me. I wonder who's going to win ? Will those men stand on the women's shadows before attacking them or will that unknown red umbrella weapon scare them off.