I did my best, but I'm also aware that I'm not always able to articulate things perfectly on the spot when I'm out there filming. So please take this video as more of a general guide, and not as a complete factual history lesson - the main objective is to create awareness. Every visitor to Cambodia wanting to gain some understanding of the country should really visit these two museums, what happened here was too great an atrocity to simply ignore.
This footage says great things about your parents because they certainly knew how a son should be educated. No filming from bones... Quiet voice through the entire visit... No background music of any kind... It's hard to find this degree of sensitivity, respectfulness, politeness and any other words that could be used in someone from your generation... At least where I happen to live... Maybe things are different in the UK...
Nightmarish times. It's hard to believe that what was happening there was completely unknown about to the rest of the world. Information should have leaked somehow. . What's really sad is this wasn't 100's of years ago. I was 13 in 1975. Your video was very respectful and nicely put together.
And I was 12, agree with your sentiments. I was vaguely aware something bad was being talked about on the news, but that was all. Incredible to think this was in our lifetime. Jason's treatment was about as respectful and appropriate as it gets.
It was known, but nobody cared. I was working in Ethiopia at the time and they had their own red terror. Cambodia had a rough time with occupation by the Japanese in ww2 then bombed by the usa during the Vietnam war which Kisenger described as "A sideshow". I worked as an engineer in Cambodia from 1998 to 2018, married a lovely Cambodian lady who suffered under PP, forced to marry and left with 2 children. Im pleased to say both kids have grown into lovely adults, with a bit of help from me.
Well presented, thoughtful and respectful video relating gruesome facts about events which took place not too long ago. Your video struck the right cord regarding an extremely disturbing subject matter.
A very sad reminder of a horrible past. Strangely enough, no one talks about it here. People have moved on and want to live a normal life. Thanks again for a very interesting video.
Great video... It's really hard to believe that, even in 2018 so many people and children from so many countries in the world still have to face these kind of horrible things everyday. We will never learn. 😢
I visited the same places while traveling through Cambodia, messed me up for a couple days. If I remember correctly, over 20,000 people went into S21 and only 7 of them survived the genocide.
Thank you so much for this video. My husband and I felt compelled to join a mission trip that will be traveling to Cambodia in Feb.2020. I confess I knew nothing about the place or its history. This is so sobering, so hard to watch. To think that I will be there soon is almost surreal. (Neither of us have ever traveled out of the States even though we are 57!)
I have visited both these places and felt the atmosphere especially at the killing fields, many visitors were crying at the tree shown as it was for babies and children. I agree that all travellers should respectfully visit. I amazing how friendly and welcoming the Cambodian people are after their quite recent history, if you speak to some of the older generations they still fear the Khmer Rouge returning. Really good vlog.
Jason, you really produced a short an Excellent video of the genocide, perpetrated by the Pol Pot regime. You did it with careful graphics and somber tone, with the right words of explanation. Your video ended with the words Peace and that sums up pretty well what Cambodia and the world needs right now.
Dear Jason, the overwhelming grief in your face and narrative at those sites makes us feel the same pain. But will the human race ever learn from past mistakes. ISIS atrocities in recent times tells us that ideological demagogues are the greatest threat to humanity. Thanks for the video.
Thnx for the video, I've spent alot of time as a pilot there, and there's an old saying... "Cambodia is the most dangerous country in the world...you'll fall in love with her, and she'll break your heart..."
Very beautiful place is very nice and clean place and closed down prison and some pictures on the wall sad placed thank you for sharing your beautiful video very sad war , 30-11-18:
We actually visited those places but I didn’t go in the museum only my parents I stayed in the van with 2 peeps but I went to the killing field we got audio tour for English but I didn’t go in the stuper
I bet it was a heavy atmosphere in s21.I cant imagine how just standing in there would feel so oppressive.I hope there is an afterlife that these poor people have gone to
What are you talking about? Nothing even remotely like this is happening in the USA. What cities are being emptied by government order, where are the torture camps, killing fields, and mass graves?
Short real story Khmer Rouge made by China system with north Vietnam . S21 20000 killed , A lot of Cambodia people never want to visit S21 because over hurts. The Cambodia King wrong politics support communist make Cambodia in war . 2.7 million was killed . a lot of factory and industry product stolen by Vietnam. Cambodian run out Khmer Red to Thailand border and Thailand support Polpot to send them to Killed a gain after UN meet Thailand with $10 Billions to Open border keep Cambodia people 2.5 Millions not true help. Cambodia break 4 landscape leader, UN and France Help Cambodia 23 Otc 1991 (Cambodia Stop War)
Chetra Blue1 if our army didn’t come and wipe out Khmer Rouge, you would not stay here and be able to make this lie. If you borrow our money and forget to pay back, it could be forgiven. However, many Vietnamese sacrificed their lives to help your country and you say that they stolen something from u. What a traitor!
I've watched so many videos about Khmer Rouge. Almost all of them turn the attention to this prison. You have described correctly about what the Khmer Rouge wanted to do. Yet you still refer to this prison as an eye opener. Unfortunately, the truth on this prison tells very little about general population. Here's why I'm saying this. More than 1/2 of victims of this prison are Khmer Rouge members themselves. perhaps half of the rest are Khmer Rouge sympathisers such as many of those who returned from France, USA and many other countries. Only a small portion of those victims were innocent people who knew nothing. If you go to the country side, you will find the real victims of Khmer Rouge genocide.
I did my best, but I'm also aware that I'm not always able to articulate things perfectly on the spot when I'm out there filming. So please take this video as more of a general guide, and not as a complete factual history lesson - the main objective is to create awareness. Every visitor to Cambodia wanting to gain some understanding of the country should really visit these two museums, what happened here was too great an atrocity to simply ignore.
You did a great job and your presentation was fantastic.Just let you be you.Happy travels.
You did a good job. Waiting for more travelling videos.
This footage says great things about your parents because they certainly knew how a son should be educated.
No filming from bones...
Quiet voice through the entire visit...
No background music of any kind...
It's hard to find this degree of sensitivity, respectfulness, politeness and any other words that could be used in someone from your generation... At least where I happen to live... Maybe things are different in the UK...
Thanks for the very kind comment :)
Nightmarish times. It's hard to believe that what was happening there was completely unknown about to the rest of the world. Information should have leaked somehow. . What's really sad is this wasn't 100's of years ago. I was 13 in 1975. Your video was very respectful and nicely put together.
And I was 12, agree with your sentiments. I was vaguely aware something bad was being talked about on the news, but that was all. Incredible to think this was in our lifetime. Jason's treatment was about as respectful and appropriate as it gets.
It was known, but nobody cared. I was working in Ethiopia at the time and they had their own red terror. Cambodia had a rough time with occupation by the Japanese in ww2 then bombed by the usa during the Vietnam war which Kisenger described as "A sideshow". I worked as an engineer in Cambodia from 1998 to 2018, married a lovely Cambodian lady who suffered under PP, forced to marry and left with 2 children. Im pleased to say both kids have grown into lovely adults, with a bit of help from me.
Whats hard to believe is that Pol Pot and his associates were never really held accountable
Well presented, thoughtful and respectful video relating gruesome facts about events which took place not too long ago. Your video struck the right cord regarding an extremely disturbing subject matter.
Thanks for visiting our Nation and learned the sad story we've been through. It was the difficulty we couldn't bear.
It is heart breaking to see how destructive we are as a species.
A very sad reminder of a horrible past. Strangely enough, no one talks about it here. People have moved on and want to live a normal life. Thanks again for a very interesting video.
I will like to visit Cambodia next year
Welcome to Cambodia for. Soon
Welcome to my country🇰🇭 hope you enjoy your trip👋🏼🙂
What is enjoyable about your genocidal country? Do you Cambodians even have a little bit of shame left?
@@sk-un6vw Have some respect for the innocents that were killed. Cambodia is a wonderful country.
As a teacher, its so sad learning about the Khmer Rouge when i was studying history of Cambodia back then...i wanna visit those places soon...
Great video... It's really hard to believe that, even in 2018 so many people and children from so many countries in the world still have to face these kind of horrible things everyday. We will never learn. 😢
I visited the same places while traveling through Cambodia, messed me up for a couple days. If I remember correctly, over 20,000 people went into S21 and only 7 of them survived the genocide.
Thank you so much for this video. My husband and I felt compelled to join a mission trip that will be traveling to Cambodia in Feb.2020. I confess I knew nothing about the place or its history. This is so sobering, so hard to watch. To think that I will be there soon is almost surreal. (Neither of us have ever traveled out of the States even though we are 57!)
I have visited both these places and felt the atmosphere especially at the killing fields, many visitors were crying at the tree shown as it was for babies and children. I agree that all travellers should respectfully visit. I amazing how friendly and welcoming the Cambodian people are after their quite recent history, if you speak to some of the older generations they still fear the Khmer Rouge returning. Really good vlog.
The Khmer Rouge are still there.
Another great video and narration, Jason.
I've been in the Killing Field and in the School as well. The saddest place on earth.
Great reporting my good man.
Jason, you really produced a short an Excellent video of the genocide, perpetrated by the Pol Pot regime. You did it with careful graphics and somber tone, with the right words of explanation. Your video ended with the words Peace and that sums up pretty well what Cambodia and the world needs right now.
I very excited about your video :)
Thank you Jason for your video. A very sad part of Cambodia's history. Hopefully never again repeated.
Thanks for visited Cambodia 🙏🏻🇰🇭❤️
A good reporter, I really like your vlog wise man
Dear Jason, the overwhelming grief in your face and narrative at those sites makes us feel the same pain. But will the human race ever learn from past mistakes. ISIS atrocities in recent times tells us that ideological demagogues are the greatest threat to humanity. Thanks for the video.
Another great video mate. I look forward to seeing new content from you as it gives me ideas of where to visit next!
Such an informative vlog. Thanks for sharing this.
Thanks for coming to visit Cambodia
My parents are from Cambodia and were lucky to escape and flee to Australia. Havent been there myself but one day i will visit the motherland
Awesome Video!
awesome man👌👌
You did a great job! From Cambodia
Warm welcome to Cambodia 🇰🇭🇰🇭🇰🇭
Thnx for the video, I've spent alot of time as a pilot there, and there's an old saying... "Cambodia is the most dangerous country in the world...you'll fall in love with her, and she'll break your heart..."
Thanks your Video for show me country
Very beautiful place is very nice and clean place and closed down prison and some pictures on the wall sad placed thank you for sharing your beautiful video very sad war , 30-11-18:
hello jason. I'm just your followers. your all video very nice. go ahead man...
Hey, thanks man :)
Welcome to Cambodian 🙏❤️🙏 ❤️🙏 ❤️🙏 ❤️ thank you so much
Thank you bro for coming to cambodia
Good Travel
Very emotional 😭 watching this
very nice
not long subed love your vlogs i like proper vlogs instead of pre-planed traveller vlogs
Glad to hear it Jon :)
I was there during the Killing Fields.
Thanks a lot bro.....
In my opinion is very important to know the minimum history of country's there you are planning to visit.Thank you
welcome in Cambodia
We actually visited those places but I didn’t go in the museum only my parents I stayed in the van with 2 peeps but I went to the killing field we got audio tour for English but I didn’t go in the stuper
Good Cambodia
I bet it was a heavy atmosphere in s21.I cant imagine how just standing in there would feel so oppressive.I hope there is an afterlife that these poor people have gone to
My parents talk about that time a lot 😕
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Please come to Yangon, Myanmar
Hey bro come to Indonesian ....indonesian Is wonderfull and the people good hehe
SiJason udh pernah ke Indonesia
@@yusnomaryanto1572 emng iya? Ane subscriber baru soalnye bang hehe
Pray for them 😿
i live in cambodia
Welcome to Cambodia
if Khmer(Cambodia) didn't meet cold war they will be more power to defend their land from thieves Siemese (Thailand) Yeunese (Vietnam) Laos more+.
Hii #Nageshjadhav
Why history is always painful jason even if it is of a common person ? Mona
At there not allowed to take photo or video why you did
20000 prisoners only 12 survivors
Happening now in USA.
What are you talking about? Nothing even remotely like this is happening in the USA. What cities are being emptied by government order, where are the torture camps, killing fields, and mass graves?
I’m live in pp xd
Because we never try to learn from our past .remember jesus (pbuh) also sufford even he was a prophet.
Cambodgia!
Short real story Khmer Rouge made by China system with north Vietnam . S21 20000 killed , A lot of Cambodia people never want to visit S21 because over hurts.
The Cambodia King wrong politics support communist make Cambodia in war .
2.7 million was killed . a lot of factory and industry product stolen by Vietnam. Cambodian run out Khmer Red to Thailand border and Thailand support Polpot to send them to Killed a gain after UN meet Thailand with $10 Billions to Open border keep Cambodia people 2.5 Millions not true help. Cambodia break 4 landscape leader, UN and France Help Cambodia 23 Otc 1991 (Cambodia Stop War)
Chetra Blue1 if our army didn’t come and wipe out Khmer Rouge, you would not stay here and be able to make this lie. If you borrow our money and forget to pay back, it could be forgiven. However, many Vietnamese sacrificed their lives to help your country and you say that they stolen something from u. What a traitor!
I've watched so many videos about Khmer Rouge. Almost all of them turn the attention to this prison. You have described correctly about what the Khmer Rouge wanted to do. Yet you still refer to this prison as an eye opener. Unfortunately, the truth on this prison tells very little about general population. Here's why I'm saying this. More than 1/2 of victims of this prison are Khmer Rouge members themselves. perhaps half of the rest are Khmer Rouge sympathisers such as many of those who returned from France, USA and many other countries. Only a small portion of those victims were innocent people who knew nothing. If you go to the country side, you will find the real victims of Khmer Rouge genocide.
The Rabbit News I never knew really some of this information
one side days china another says us France another says more what was the events that made this happen the background
Total disrespect filing there.