As some of you might know I quote jo Khmer often , I've lived in Cambodia going on my third year, and now is a good time to reflect back on a comment jo told me when I first decided to come , and it's easy simple , and now especially is a good time , the number one rule here is
Stay out of politics
They don't want your input
Your a guest , act like one
Just say no
GuestPoster8404
17 October 2017 07:58:03
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JoeKhmer
17 October 2017 08:13:53
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Absolutely correct Twinsguy, politics are by and for Cambodians, elections are a Cambodian thing, don't get involved, never show up in a protest march as it will be you who will be arrested.
Stay cool, relax, it's a beautiful country with beautiful people, enjoy it.
If you cannot live without politics, there is always your own country where you can or cannot try to influence politics.
Cheers
Joe
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