King Baby Hun
Sochua vs Sen
July 28, 2010 By A. Gaffar Peang-Meth
Pacific Daily News (Guam)
Supporters of Cambodian premier Hun Sen wished lawmaker Mu Sochua had been arrested and sent to rot in jail. Sochua's supporters cheered her refusal to pay court-ordered fines and the regime's backtracking from arresting Sochua by the July 15 deadline.
With Sochua free, they asserted, "justice has prevailed!"
But wait! A new round of Khmer political Ramvong has begun. Ramvong is a popular, slow-circle dance with men and women continuously moving in the same circle, with graceful hand movements and simple footwork, as long as the drumbeats continue.
It has been said that premier Sen bows to no man or law.
Counselors and therapists characterize similar behavior as a "king baby," a person who "wants what he wants and when he wants" and has insatiable thirst for control.
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With Sochua free, they asserted, "justice has prevailed!"
But wait! A new round of Khmer political Ramvong has begun. Ramvong is a popular, slow-circle dance with men and women continuously moving in the same circle, with graceful hand movements and simple footwork, as long as the drumbeats continue.
It has been said that premier Sen bows to no man or law.
Counselors and therapists characterize similar behavior as a "king baby," a person who "wants what he wants and when he wants" and has insatiable thirst for control.
Please click here to read more...
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