http://citizenreporter.org/2008/06/bmtv86-arrival-in-cambodia/ Under-reported news + global concerns by a Portuguese-American, activist-journalist based in Amsterdam. Thu, 18 Mar 2010 23:48:43 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 http://citizenreporter.org/2008/06/bmtv86-arrival-in-cambodia/comment-page-1/#comment-163492 Amys Welt » Blog Archive » Kambodscha in bewegten Bildern Thu, 17 Jul 2008 21:21:39 +0000 http://citizenreporter.org/?p=1470#comment-163492 [...] bmtv86 Arrival in Cambodia [...] [...] bmtv86 Arrival in Cambodia [...]

]]> http://citizenreporter.org/2008/06/bmtv86-arrival-in-cambodia/comment-page-1/#comment-163079 bicyclemark Tue, 10 Jun 2008 16:15:47 +0000 http://citizenreporter.org/?p=1470#comment-163079 Anno.. thank you thank you. Really. SOmeone recently said they thought it was brave or good of me to go alone.. truth is.. at few points did I feel alone. As odd as it may seem I always know I have readers, listeners, viewers, and friends who will be with me if I just snap a picture, record something I want to communicate, or write about some aspect of my trip. That makes traveling all the more interesting, because it isnt only for me. Anno.. thank you thank you. Really. SOmeone recently said they thought it was brave or good of me to go alone.. truth is.. at few points did I feel alone. As odd as it may seem I always know I have readers, listeners, viewers, and friends who will be with me if I just snap a picture, record something I want to communicate, or write about some aspect of my trip. That makes traveling all the more interesting, because it isnt only for me.

]]> http://citizenreporter.org/2008/06/bmtv86-arrival-in-cambodia/comment-page-1/#comment-163075 Anno Nymous Mon, 09 Jun 2008 23:35:31 +0000 http://citizenreporter.org/?p=1470#comment-163075 Hi Mark, I cannot often enough thank you for sharing your experience with us and I really appreciate that every now and then you make it possible for me to travel along your site. Seeing that this culture works totally different in quiet a lot of aspects in contrast to mine is scary, fascinating and boosts/revives my thinking about the world I live in. The scary thing is, that in my country, that calls themself "developed", people are suspicious, will rip you off the second they can, are selfish in the worst Darwin way possible and are unhappy the moment they stay up in the morning. It is scary that this way of living dominates the world and this unbroken triumphal procession will soon arrive even in Cambodia. I'm pretty sure that the big black cars in the background and the dollar are the first signs of the change. Maybe you simply had luck and you found the one person in Cambodia, that is special, but what are the odds? However there is man in Cambodia living on a fraction we do and he trusts you. A person never met before and he insists that you pay later on. That is by my standard fascinating. Please keep us informed! Hi Mark, I cannot often enough thank you for sharing your experience with us and I really appreciate that every now and then you make it possible for me to travel along your site. Seeing that this culture works totally different in quiet a lot of aspects in contrast to mine is scary, fascinating and boosts/revives my thinking about the world I live in. The scary thing is, that in my country, that calls themself “developed”, people are suspicious, will rip you off the second they can, are selfish in the worst Darwin way possible and are unhappy the moment they stay up in the morning. It is scary that this way of living dominates the world and this unbroken triumphal procession will soon arrive even in Cambodia. I’m pretty sure that the big black cars in the background and the dollar are the first signs of the change. Maybe you simply had luck and you found the one person in Cambodia, that is special, but what are the odds? However there is man in Cambodia living on a fraction we do and he trusts you. A person never met before and he insists that you pay later on. That is by my standard fascinating. Please keep us informed!

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