Buy premium account for $1.99 ($3.99)

Results for: power translator professional

Create alert

Results 1 - 8 of 8 (found in 0.121s)

Power.Translator.v11 pm.part6.rar

2008-03-31 - extension: rar - size: 70 MB

Power.Translator.v11 pm.part6.rar

Power Translator 11 Professional Multilanguage Guest Downloads|if pass need look here: http://www.games.pritpak.com/showthread.php?t=25399

Hosted on: rapidshare.com

Save to quick list - Download

Power Translator Pro 12

2009-04-09 - extension: rar - parts: 4 - size: 200 MB

Power Translator Pro 12

Hosted on: filefactory.com

| Source: http://www.bakunos.com/showpost.php?p=5089779&postcount=1

Save to quick list - Download

Power Translator 11 Professional Full

2009-09-02 - extension: rar - size: 26 MB

Power Translator 11 Professional Full

Hosted on: rapidshare.com

| Source: http://elperla.blogspot.com/2007_03_01_archive.html

Save to quick list - Download

Video results for: power translator professionalMore results from video

Cambodia: POL POT WAS USED TO DESTROY YUON BEEHIVES(1/2)[EN]
POL POT, Ieng Sary and Khieu Samphan who purely sacrificed their lives for protecting their country (More) POL POT, Ieng Sary and Khieu Samphan who purely sacrificed their lives for protecting their country from being wiped out on the World Map like Kampuchea Krom and Champa. They also know Cambodians can procreate more children to rebuild their country once again after the war. But they know very well that once Cambodia is wiped out on the World Map, it's simply hard to regain the lost lands from our hereditary enemies. And they the Three Ghosts would also rather have their names strongly to be condemned by their own people and the people around the world than their country being wiped out on the World Map. Khmer proverb: When Nokor has war, needs only a hero to do his job (Hean si hean song. Do not need chicken/coward/rubbish mouths); when Nokor has peace, need only educated men to rebuild their country with their knowledge/specialist/professional. Without their bad names were used against Yuon Hanoi communist dictatorial leaders to drag Cambodia out of the dark ages; did the world know about our tiny country-Cambodia? Do the people in the outside world know about Kampuchea Krom too? According to political analysts of Cambodian right and left wings as well as moderates who knew in 1950s that Kampuchea would not have security because Khmer neighbours wanted Cambodians to do what are being told to do. Otherwise a government of each regime would encounter stirring up a political instability in the country. Samdech Norodom Sihanouk used to say that he was so worried about the present of Vietcong jungle troops and their activities. Khmer Rouge leaders like Pol Pot, Ieng Sary and Khieu Samphan, who are also so worried about the influence of Hanoi. This is speaking of Ieng Sary in 1978: In 1930, Yuon formed an "Indochinese Communist Party", whose goal was to create "Indochinese Federation of Yuon" for Baraingse instead. These three countries in this Federation are controlled by Yuon. As for Khieu Samphan has the same view about this federation. The paper soon acquired a reputation in Phnom Penh's small academic circle. The following year, the government closed the paper, and Sihanouk's police publicly humiliated Khieu by undressing and photographing him in public - as Shawcross notes, "not the sort of humiliation that men forgive or forget." Yet the experience did not prevent Khieu from advocating cooperation with Sihanouk in order to promote a united front against United States activities in South Vietnam. As mentioned, Khieu Samphan, Hou Yuon, and Hu Nim tried to "work through the system" by joining the Sangkum and by accepting posts in the prince's government. Hardliners like Pol Pot, Ieng Sary, and Son Sen advocated resistance. In addition, Pol Pot wanted to break up the "enemy spy organizations" that allegedly were based in the urban areas. The one important working class group in pre-revolutionary Cambodia—laborers on large rubber plantations—traditionally had consisted mostly of Vietnamese emigrants and thus was politically suspect. Armed forces units personally loyal to Pol Pot, known as the "Unconditional Divisions," were a privileged group within the military. Given the severity of their revolutionary ideology, it is surprising that the highest ranks of the Khmer Rouge leadership exhibited a talent for cronyism that matched that of the Sihanouk-era elite. Pol Pot's wife, Khieu Ponnary, was head of the Association of Democratic Khmer Women and her younger sister, Khieu Thirith, served as minister of social action. These two women are considered among the half-dozen most powerful personalities in Democratic Kampuchea. Son Sen's wife, Yun Yat, served as minister for culture, education and learning. Several of Pol Pot's nephews and nieces were given jobs in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. One of Ieng Sary's daughters was appointed head of the Calmette Hospital although she had not graduated from secondary school. A niece of Ieng Sary was given a job as English translator for Radio Phnom Penh although her fluency in the language was extremely limited. Family ties were important, both because of the culture and because of the leadership's intense secretiveness and distrust of outsiders, especially of pro-Vietnamese communists. For Sihanouk, as for the rest of the world, the true character of Angkar was now, at least in part, revealed. Throughout its existence the Cambodian communists movement had been intensive secretive. Before 1975 its leaders had seen this as necessary for the party's survival. Once in power, Pol Pot and his close associates relied on secrecy to consolidate their position against those they judged internal enemies. The revelation of the party's existence in 1977 reflected, in part at least, pressure from china on its clients to acknowledge their true political identity at a time when they depended on Peking for assistance against Vietnam. In mid-1975, a series of border clashes erupted between Cambodian and Vietnamese forces. (Less)