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Is APLE Director Seila Samleang a paid confidential informant for the FBI? And does the FBI bribe Cambodian police to make arrests of American citizens?

By GavinMac
AMERICAN COURT DOCUMENTS SHOW THAT APLE DIRECTOR SEILA SAMLEANG IS A PAID CONFIDENTIAL INFORMANT FOR THE FBI, AND THE FBI BRIBES CAMBODIAN POLICE OFFICERS WHO ARREST AMERICAN CITIZENS
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Has Notorious American Fugitive Psychologist Ken Wilcox Reinvented Himself as a Wealthy Aristocrat named Drew Carrington Who Will Soon Join the House of Lords as “8th Baron Carrington”?

By GavinMac
Cambodia attracts a lot of dodgy characters. There’s a custom among down and out expatriates here of telling tall tales...
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Is Trude Jacobsen a sell out who would take money from a serial rapist of Cambodian children to help him go free?

By GavinMac
Trude Jacobsen is a Professor at Northern Illinois University who claims to be an expert on Cambodian history and gender...
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Is Trude Jacobsen a sell out who would take money from a serial rapist of Cambodian children to help him go free?

Planning a vacation abroad? You may be able to avoid an embassy

By wpadmin
Choosing your next vacation destination is not always the easiest task. There are so many choices and so many places...
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Planning a vacation abroad? You may be able to avoid an embassy

January 7th 1979, Cambodia. Victory over Genocide Day

By wpadmin
Last week we celebrated Victory over Genocide Day, with 7 January, 1979 being the day that the Vietnamese military overthrew...
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January 7th 1979, Cambodia. Victory over Genocide Day

A trip to Phú Quôc from Phnom Penh

By wpadmin
Currently there are two main ways to get to Phú Quoc Island from Phnom Penh: fly via Saigon, or go overland...
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A trip to Phú Quôc from Phnom Penh
December 7, 2012 Author: Andy Ahmed Category: Commentary

Memoirs of a Grizzled Expat: Waking Up (The End)

So about three months into our relationship the increasingly frequent and bizarre episodes that would befall my beloved, all of which required remuneration to resolve, suddenly made sense. She had been concealing a sickness from me – an addiction. Having ‘rescued’ her from a hostess bar, I had been so…

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November 12, 2012 Author: Andy Ahmed Category: Commentary

Memoirs of a Grizzled Expat: The Sound of Pennies Dropping (The Penultimate Part)

I’d established in my mind that my girlfriend was a wonderful girl who constantly made me deliriously happy all the time we were together, but that severe tensions were growing on account of her dysfunctional family – none of whom I’d ever met, and with the daily reports of their…

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October 25, 2012 Author: Andy Ahmed Category: Commentary

Memoirs of a Grizzled Expat 17: Missing All the Clues

She seems to endure a very stressful time whenever she sees her family and always returns having not slept or eaten which in her present fragile condition leaves her looking sallow and haggard, yet despite me not cutting her any emotional slack, after a day of being with me, sleeping…

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October 7, 2012 Author: Andy Ahmed Category: Commentary

Memoirs of a Grizzled Expat 17: White Knight Syndrome

As my sweetheart set off for her homeland on New Year’s Day to deliver the final payment to the bent cops who were threatening to evict her parents, she instructed me to visit her workplace to find out the current situation. I followed orders and discovered that she’d both lost…

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August 27, 2012 Author: Andy Ahmed Category: Commentary

Memoirs of a Grizzled Expat 13: A Wave of the Magic Wand

A phrase I hear so often in Cambodia which drives me mad is, “Don’t think too much!” In hindsight, after reading over my memoirs, I guess I was somewhat guilty of over-thinking things at the expense of seeing the obvious. If I had my time again, would I be any…

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August 14, 2012 Author: Andy Ahmed Category: Commentary

Memoirs of a Grizzled Expat 12: Up Close and Personal

I concluded the last memoir with a summary of the terrible situation befalling the cashier I was sweet on. Desperately clinging onto her virtue in a hostess bars where her staff were ripping off idiot westerners for fortunes, she was in dire straits owing to a mishap that had befallen…

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August 2, 2012 Author: Andy Ahmed Category: Commentary

Memoirs of a Grizzled Expat 11: The Look of Love

In the last couple of articles I’ve been focussing on the voluntary work I was doing, leaving my ‘love-life’ in abeyance. I guess it’s time to return to that topic now. I’m about five months into my life in Phnom Penh now, already depressed by the routine cheating and laziness…

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July 27, 2012 Author: Andy Ahmed Category: Commentary

Memoirs of a Grizzled Expat 10: Volunteering Part 2

I’ve been recounting my attempts to ‘make a difference’ through seeking out worthy educational projects that help poor children. One I had immediate reservations about; the other seemed perfect, and in this entry I get rather carried away in my dreams. In fact, it’s downright cringeworthy. Feel free to laugh…

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July 20, 2012 Author: Andy Ahmed Category: Commentary

Memoirs of a Grizzled Expat 9: Volunteering

Last time I explained the obstacles I was facing trying to get street children an education, and how I couldn’t support the activities of the NGOs I’d come across in those early days. I soon, however, began to uncover some that seemed encouraging. Two manifested themselves to me at the…

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July 12, 2012 Author: Andy Ahmed Category: Commentary

Memoirs of a Grizzled Expat 8: The Dilemma of Helping Vulnerable Street Kids

Last time I began to discuss my intention to provide an education to the deserving Riverside street-children selling books and flowers to tourists. Despite my background in establishing schools for streetkids in India and Nepal, I found Cambodia to throw up far more obstacles. Initially I was working in co-operation…

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