funny. do u live here? if yes, why? if not, which human right respecting democracy do you live in? What are you on about? Where did they touch you? The national emergency bill that has past clearly directly contradicts many articles of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (Even if such documen...

Now to everyone reading the next lengthy message, this is more to explain what I'm doing here on those forums, and to present myself. But also to open a thread on the core of the reason that lead me to express myself with so much passion on the current crisis since I've opened my account. This is a ...

Am I the only one who feels like there has been less police officers around those past couple days? I am just imagining things?
Or are they all training and resting in preparation for the next wave of widespread human rights repression to come?

starkmonster wrote: ↑Sat Apr 04, 2020 10:53 am The lock down is inevitable if we look at it from a game theory perspective.

I like your approach to the question, it makes for a good analysis for those who view the virus as more dangerous than I do.

Hotel Room, Meth, Kidnaps, confusion, the suspect ran away and managed to escape the police forces. A true khmer story.

IraHayes wrote: ↑Sat Apr 04, 2020 10:17 am Never let a crisis go to waste eh?

The throne controls the one who sits in it, more so than the opposite. Those who refuses to play by the game gives precious ammunition to their enemy, so that the ones who ends up on the thrones are always the ones who bows to the rules of power.

More on topic... many locals seem convinced that a state of emergency will be declared as soon as it has passed through the various stages of law and been signed off by the king or his proxy. But why? Many businesses have been closed or restricted already, most people are staying at home as much as...

I really believe that the real fatality rate is simply most likely in the same range as influenza. The real mortality rate is also most likely the same as influenza when comparing populations which aren't vaccinated against influenza. It explains many more inconsistencies above cambodia, like the Di...

jah steu I did have in January a very harsh flu, and I did loose taste and smell. All symptoms seems to match, but I do not believe that is enough elements to consider it was indeed covid-19. Taking into account that I live in the capital, the timeframe also fit with the high traffic of chinese peo...

But with the mass exodus out of phnom penh towards the population most at risk in the rural area which due to their location were initially much less likely to get infected, more and more stories might pop up on social media of people dying with similar symptoms as covid-19 I suspect. A khmer man my...