The Cambodian Genocide: A Survivor's Story | CLIP

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    "We see the communists with their gun… but what we usually hardly we can see… their language, their dialec… is powerful like a weapon. They can kill you with their language."
    Nal Oum tells his story of how he survived the Cambodian Genocide, and gives a dire warning to the West.
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Комментарии • 36

  • @teeniemclane3930
    @teeniemclane3930 2 года назад +24

    Thank you to Nal Oum for sharing his story with us and I'm sorry he has had to face so much trouble and pain 🙏

  • @bennettbullock9690
    @bennettbullock9690 9 месяцев назад +12

    It's pretty much exactly what George Orwell predicted, isn't it? They have a vague word for the Party, the Angkar, by which they could justify anything, and no one knew quite who it was or even who was in charge. They got rid of Cambodian's multiple pronouns for different social gradations. They encouraged everyone not to say what "I" did, but what "we" did. They abounded the language with vague neologisms, and did their best to exterminate loanwords from Chinese and Vietnamese. This is exactly what Ingsoc did with Newspeak. They eliminated vocabulary and forced people to use a highly simplified version of English in which the main words were both vague and easy to redefine by the authorities.

    • @borntoclimb7116
      @borntoclimb7116 Месяц назад

      The nazis did it, the japanese, russians and more

  • @dongshengdi773
    @dongshengdi773 2 года назад +9

    " We see the communists with their guns ... but what we hardly see ... Is their language , their dialect ... Their language is powerful like a weapon . They can kill you with their language ."
    Nal Oum tells his story of how he survived the Cambodian Genocide , and gives a dire warning to the West .

  • @johnschroeder1545
    @johnschroeder1545 2 месяца назад +3

    im here cause my buddy and co worker who i work with and got hired because he is a very good worker at his craft, his mom went through pol pots regime, after that he said it took awhile for the government to get things under control , which is why he came to the great usa.... im thankful for his stories, and proves how bad communism can be...

  • @borntoclimb7116
    @borntoclimb7116 Месяц назад +1

    This is a incredible horror from history but important to not forget this.

  • @enthos38
    @enthos38 2 года назад +2

    Supportive comment

  • @songha5566
    @songha5566 Год назад +3

    He very luck to be alive as a Dr.
    I have been through when I was only May be 9-11 year old I am 54 year OLD today still don’t remember my old age. I still have nightmares every day. 0:25 images kept replay in my head that can not forget as long as I am alive. 0:25 Khmer Rouge killing there Khmer people 10 feet in-front me as a child. There no works can describe.
    They made me do thing that won’t describe in this comment.
    As I am typing this comment my tear is running down my checks my heart pounding just scare and anger.

    • @andrwlw2778
      @andrwlw2778 9 месяцев назад

      Bless our heart brother. I’m sorry and I’m proud you were able to make this comment despite all you have gone through.

    • @theobamiumchronicles2838
      @theobamiumchronicles2838 25 дней назад

      God bless your soul

  • @swampfoxx81
    @swampfoxx81 2 года назад +12

    I wish these people had a 2nd amendment. Give them a chance to fight back. It’s so sad it came to this.

    • @goosecouple
      @goosecouple 2 года назад

      Unfortunately, these people hate guns. Dangerous, they say. Slaves aren't Freeman.

    • @dongshengdi773
      @dongshengdi773 2 года назад

      CCP will never allow Chinese people to own guns

    • @SCORPION89199
      @SCORPION89199 Год назад

      pretty sure they did they were allowed guns, the military of Cambodia not the Khmer rouge with the regular military that existed before the rouge, they had guns too but they were stripped of them(and their uniforms) and they were forced to become rice field workers and to denounce their modern beliefs for the sake of Communism and for the sake of a what do the leaders of the Khmer rouge Pol pot in his generals believed was the step to "unifying Cambodia" the new government of communist Cambodia.

    • @An_Enraged_Pig
      @An_Enraged_Pig 3 месяца назад

      America bombed Cambodia in fear of communism. Nixon was a moron, this gave way to the president of Cambodia (at that time) getting over thrown and the Khmer Rouge coming in. By the way. The amount of bombs the Us dropped was 5 to 7 times more destructive then the nuclear bombs in Japan in WW2

  • @timvandermey4792
    @timvandermey4792 2 года назад +2

    The thing about Cambodia was how fast it happened, there would be no amount of prepping that could have protected or sustained the people. Read the book, First They Killed My Father.
    Danya

  • @user-kp5wi8qy8c
    @user-kp5wi8qy8c 3 месяца назад

    Most of the people killed during the Khmer Rouge were children of Pheasant and most of those survived were descendent of the old administrators. People should know that the language of administration before the French Indochina were implemented from Hue, Vietnam. When the French tried to wrest power from these people, it lead to 10 years of rebellion and the death of Pol Pot's grandfather in 1886 in Kampong Thom Province. 16 years of Sihanouk independent tried to revile Cambodia education but 16 years was not enough for him to get educated Khmer to help him running Cambodia.

  • @goosecouple
    @goosecouple 2 года назад +14

    Pol Pot: "We must go back to year zero."
    Biden: "I call it 'Build Back Better'."

    • @dongshengdi773
      @dongshengdi773 2 года назад

      " We see the communists with their guns ... but what we hardly see ... Is their language , their dialect ... Their language is powerful like a weapon . They can kill you with their language ."
      Nal Oum tells his story of how he survived the Cambodian Genocide , and gives a dire warning to the West .

  • @kvibes2022
    @kvibes2022 4 месяца назад

    Sad grandpa 😢

  • @malvarado5955
    @malvarado5955 2 года назад +1

    Gbu

  • @networkworld7581
    @networkworld7581 3 месяца назад

    the bad mistake of leader

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    @Gingermarie745 Месяц назад

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  • @johnchen6041
    @johnchen6041 Год назад +8

    USA supported Khmer Rouge.

    • @Brownbag5028
      @Brownbag5028 Год назад

      Is this true 💀

    • @williamsmitherson2170
      @williamsmitherson2170 5 месяцев назад +1

      ​Yep, cambodia at the tine was heavily against Vietnamese communism. Cambodia started a war with them, to try and bring back the Cambodian empire. The US loved Pol pot since they were fighting vietnam​@@Brownbag5028

    • @sting114
      @sting114 5 месяцев назад

      @@Brownbag5028goggle John pilgar Cambodia

    • @Brownbag5028
      @Brownbag5028 5 месяцев назад

      @@sting114 that was a year ago

    • @lippi2171
      @lippi2171 Месяц назад

      They wanted to use them as balance against Soviet and Vietnamese communists. So for these strategic reasons they did in fact diplomatically support the DK. When the Khmer Rouge government went to exile during their war with Vietnam, the US decided to uphold their UN membership.