Khmer Angkor, I disagree that judges, Chief of Police, and the Military Leaders should be appointed by the king.

Any political appointment is corrupt and political in nature; whereas free and fair election of judges diminished political corruption and influences from corrupt official. Best illustration is Thailand judicial justice system, Police Chief, and Military Leaders. They serve the rich, powerful and the elite in connection to the King and in place to preserve the power of the powerful. In similar, this is what is happening in Cambodia. We are creature of habits and regardless of who in charge, he or she is always has the propensity to be corrupted. Cambodia can only be freed by independent and free will of the free and courageous individual who is willing to sacrifice his or her life for the freer good of Cambodia. The role of the King should be head of state in place to prevent unscrupulous Judges, Chief of Police, Military Leaders and or any member of high society or elite from positioning himself or herself in a leadership position that is not in accordance with the electoral process, the Constitution and or in accordance with the law of the land. His or her role as head of state is try to prevent anyone circumventing the law and guarantor of the law and to preserve fairness, equilibrium, and balance in our country that is base on integrity and the fortitude to what is right when no one is looking at us. The country most important asset is the people-the strength of our nation. The nation is good as the people of the nation can be free and strong and well. The nation raise and fall are all incongruence on the esprit dcor of the people. Uphold the law is the first step in prosperity, strong nation, strong people, strong families, and strong Cambodia. Unity of efforts and line of efforts are all incorporated into one priority of efforts, and that is the well-being of our NATION. Until we come to a conclusion that we, Khmer, are one; then it is not guarantee that we will ever be human to live in our motherlands land. Until then, we continue to see suffering, injustice, and corruption rampart in the kingdom of Cambodia and where King and Queen hidden inside the palace, warlords with guns and prostitutes with HIV rule the street and society. Uphold the law to ensure freedom of the people and free and fair of the people and due process and equality applies to all people in our Khmer land. This is my advice to the government of Cambodia. Synergistic effects energize the heart of the people. EKS