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1/6 Credible political scientists agree the CNRP has never engaged in any 'color revolution'. #SamRainsy #Cambodia 
2/6 Astrid Noren-Nilsson: “The CNRP leadership had twin constraints: it is a party that respects the ‘rule of law’ until the bitter end and is determined to avoid any bloodshed.” #SamRainsy #Cambodia
3/6 Lee Morgenbesser: “The CNRP failed to follow the example set by successful foreign opposition groups, including the color revolutionaries in the Balkans and post-Soviet states . . . " #SamRainsy #Cambodia @LMorgenbesser
4/6 . . . "If the CNRP really had its head on properly, it could have helped launch a color revolution. But it didn’t, and hasn’t tried.” @LMorgenbesser #SamRainsy #Cambodia
5/6 The above quotes are from “What Went Wrong With Cambodia’s Opposition Party, The Diplomat, 17 October 2017. bit.ly/2S6MvTc #SamRainsy #Cambodia
6/6 Because the CNRP has never advocated, even less engaged in, a "color revolution" at any point of time, contrary to the accusation Hun Sen used to dissolve it, the party must be reinstated and its president Kem Sokha released. #SamRainsy #Cambodia
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