Thanks for an impressive Vlog Sean

Currently in Cambodia, went S21 prison and The Killing fields last week. Its hard to believe that this stuff happened less than 50 years ago, walking through both places made the hairs on my body stand up. So sad and scary to think what humans can do to another

Great video. I went the killing fields about 13yrs ago but it seems to have changed a lot since then. Keep up the good vids

This is a pretty hard place to see and try to digest what all the signs say about the sights there. I have been here 3 times and I always leave really sad. Noticed you're around Siem Reap, where I am also. Maybe I will bump into while you're here. You have a great channel and make some really funny videos (just watched your Koh Kong and Pub Street video from a few days ago). Thanks so much for taking the time to go to the Killing Fields and making the video available.

A bit of history! Interesting. Proper vlog man! Thanx for sharing! And skol!

Such a harrowing place mate, shocking that such atrocities went on. My heart goes out to every single one of them. Vlog so informative mate, thank you. Now I need a happy ending!!

Great vlogg, 👍I've always wanted to visit the killing fields. It's on my bucket list. I worked with a Cambodian man that escaped the country when he was a young boy, amazing story he told me.

G"Day Sean thanks for another great vlog Love watching g them keep up the fantastic work its really appreciated G'day

“It's a holiday in Cambodia It's tough, kid, but it's life It's a holiday in Cambodia Don't forget to pack a wife” “And it's a holiday in Cambodia Where you'll do what you're told A holiday in Cambodia Where the slums got so much soul”

What pushed humans beyond the limits of decency, horrifying when that happens on mass scale.

Have to agree with you re PP, apart from cheap beers, didn't see anything about the place that I liked really, couldn't wait to leave. Give me Thailand any day!

You’re awesome. Thank you for educate the people who had no clue what’d happened in Cambodia. I’ve seen the movie “the killing field” twice. I cried both times. How unbelievable humans can do such evils to innocent humans.

As a kid I remember Blue Peter launching an appeal for Cambodia, I was shocked then I still find it shocking today

Love the vlogs watch every day, if your back in Norwich I want to meet up and buy you a beer

Hi, loving the vlogs as always, I'm flying to phnom Penh on Thursday from bangkok, cunrrently in pattaya with my lovely lady, awaiting the last England group game, could be messy lol, but what is the best route once there to see the killing fields. I'm concerned I could be caught unstuck with touts selling me tours and would prefer to make my own way. Many thanks, Chris

When I was there the human bones were sticking out of the ground everywhere. Sad.

Pretty gruesome that is, at least its not being hidden. Thanks for showing us the way

Top vlog sean top info m8 . I was there in 2014. At the detention centre. 1 of the surviving members was there giving interviews. I see him. At the time he was being interviewed. So I thought il just go about my business .....view all detention centre info and catch him afterwards. Dropped a bollock.....by the time I came out of visiting the detention centre he had gone.. Take care bud xx

Brother I went there, it put me in a very dark place. It was a terrible place and terrible event. The freakin West put this in motion and then did nothing. It took the Vietnamese to stop it. Stay Safe, and Stay Blessed ! Cheers,

Thanks for the lesson. I went to Cambodia in 2009 and chose to skip the killing fields tour. I just wasn't ready to absorb the horror of events. Thank you for enduring the "in person" emotions for all of us watching this one. I know it's not your first time there as you stated but this video was my "first time." Some day I hope to prepare myself enough to visit. Who knows, maybe I'll resign this location to the videos only. Great videos as usual. I'm surprised the "world" hasn't forced you to get a proper media license. 👍👍🍻

Sobering vlog, you go to these places so we don't have to, much appreciated, bet you can't wait to have it behind you.

Awesome

Cool video Sean, when are back to Bangkok for a beer?

This is a really good story you are telling and was nothing like I ever imagined. Shocking really. Thanks for sharing the experience.

cheers buddy. Pretty depressing stuff and probably not a place I'd want to visit. Very graphic and simply leaves nothing to the imagination. Well done on the presentation Sean. It will be interesting to see how the views stack up for this one. Possibly do well considering the topic. 🤩

Please do the vlog on central market! 👍🏻👍🏻

Don't forget the US government and CIA supported the Khmer Rouge. Even after the Vietnamese troops pushed them out to the Thai/ Cambodia border. John Pilger documentary "Cambodia Year One" will be a good start. Politics is a dirty business, and the people are the last to know. Take care. 🙏

I guess the people who did the killing and torturing are still alive? 400 killing fields must of had quite a few people doing the murders…

Great video Sean 👍🏻

Thanks

Took courage to visit this place well done Sean. Tuo Sleng S21 torture prison (which was a pre war school) in Pnomh Penh is another very dark place to visit. Not great upliftng experiences but they are stories that need to be told🙏👍

such an harrowing place....absolutely dreadful time 😓😭

Unbelievable, like you, I remember the BBC1 program Blue Peter doing an appeal. But to think even now, more bones are being unearthed some 40+ years on, a very sad place.

The KR haven’t gone away, they are still a political party, Pol Pot was never charged with any crime & lived out his days happily in southern Cambodia.

I went to them killing fields from Pattaya 16 years ago when I was 23 my first year in Asia. Pretty sobering even as a toe rag I didn’t fancy a night out after. Also recall checking into a hotel and the first thing they said was “no sex tourists” :-)

I still remember seeing all the black and white photos of the poor buggers before they were executed at S21😥

That was hard to watch….but thanks

I went and saw S21 and after that could not stomach the killing fields. This is beyond comprehension.

Good dayyy buddy. Fantastic vlog but very harrowing place the killing fields. But it’s hard to get your head around what people can do to others. Our world is a fucked up place. Great watch as always mate. 🍻🍻🍻👍🏼

Very informative 👍

What can you say about this Vlog Sean ? It’s hard to stomach what one human can do to others ( just wicked) reminds me when I was in the army in Germany seeing Concentration camps in Bergen-Belsen and also visited Stutthof !!! Strange presence about both places very still 🤔🤔but a great Vlog Sean ,so take care stay safe and enjoy your happy ending buddy 👍🙏🙏😳😵‍💫

Good vlog Sean. Seen the film killing fields and that nutter Pol Pot. Seen loads of documentarys about the khmer Rough. That's one sad place.There lots of places in Europe that would also turn your stomach.

Gud day mate that was some vlog and I could in your face and emotions you were moved Brilliant how could anyone do that to other humans You need to go and get pissed now enjoy your happy ending

A true tragedy pol pot took the country back to the Stone Age. Whole community’s destroyed family’s devastated. Don’t want to get political but the Khmer Rouge still played a part in politics into recent times. Hard vlog to make mate.

It’s not that good of his dead . 1 . I did not get justice for my entire family . 2. I did not get my revenge . 3 . I was only 6 years old .

It is truely a flea of a place. Filthy and a generation or two away from being a place worth visiting.

Aww man Sean. No words buddy but thanks for showing us. 😪🙏

It's been modernised since I last went but I can't remember the year . But it was 2 Dollars to the pound at the time . You could walk around the mass graves and bones and clothing was sticking out of the ground. When it was liberated by the Vietnamese the only 2 countries recognised the fall of the KR. They were Afghanistan and North Korea.

Great Vlog of a piece of history that should never be forgotten.

Good to see they have installed wooden walkways. When we visited there were no such thing and we were pretty much walking over bones. I was discussed that it was a tourist attraction at the time but the story needs to be told and the feeling you walk away with is unforgettable. Well covered mate.

Thanks!

Very interesting that mate, even having been there a long time ago, it has changed a little but still harrowing to watch.

Brilliant vlog Sean 👏. I think it's really important that this place exists so kudos to the Japanese business man even if he is making money from it. Needs to be seen right. I had a walk around the Birkenau concentration camp when I was in Poland. Terrible. That view from you balcony wow and what a feast 🤤. I myself am having a ham & cheese sandwich for my tea hehe. I think you've put me off going to Cambodia for now but I don't mind mate I was 50/50 on it anyway. Can't be doing with too much litter.🍻🇰🇭

so cool

1979 after Vietnam won Pol Pot, Thailand support Pol pot until 1989. after UN talk with Thai 1 billion USD open the border help the Cambodian people in Thailand refugee camp. Cambodia land control with four army. 1 - Pol Pot army support by Thailand 2 - Cambodian National Liberation from Sern San and Sor Keng 3 - Cambodian National Liberation from Fun Sipich, family King 4 - Cambodian National Liberation from Hun Sen support by Vietnam. after France and Indonesia help Cambodia with Paris peace a greement of 4 army sign 1991 until 1993 UN era in Cambodia.

Its a insane story, our American government cannot be trusted , the Chinese government joined the United States in supporting the Khmer Rouge.the United States again supported the Khmer Rouge in the UN as the "legitimate" representative of the Cambodian people. With U.S. backing, Cambodia would continue to be represented in the United Nations by a Khmer Rouge diplomat until 1993.The Khmer Rouge's ultra-nationalism made them violently suspicious of the Vietnamese Communists, even though the Khmer Rouge's conquest of Cambodia had only been possible with Hanoi's support.

Sad sad sad history in cambodia. So brutal like japanese invasion.

Respect sean I've been there

12th April US Ambassy leaving Cambodia. US Lose Indochina war. US never Know a bout Cambodian Love Sihanouk King, but US bad relations with Sihanouk King, and Support Lun Nol. Cambodian angry Lun Nol a bout destroyed of Royal throne, chang Cambodia to Khmer Republic 1972, and 1973 King Sihanouk anounced to all Cambodian support King back to power joined with Khmer Red military support by China. 1975 Pol Pot Betray the king and Detention of the King in the Royal Palace 1976. China not support Pol Pot during 1977 they know the Sihanouk King not power military but Thailand always support Pol Pot until 1989.

Wow that’s all I can say

Which one is it😂😂😂 I’m just reading Haing S Ngor at the moment

Me and a friend got on a plane to Cambodia in 2013, we went to Thailand first but didn't realise they only let you stay 30 days so we had to go somewhere, on the the plane we were both really hung over, my mate started reading from a magazine about the killing fields, he spoke for about 30 seconds, I stopped him and looked him in the eye and said "I don't really wanna go there do you?" He said no and so we got another plane up to siam reap straight away haha

These monsters bayonet babies bro.

Very good..Thanks Thailand one time owned most of Cambodia.Siam

No photos. have some respect for the dead while telling the story. Like auschwitz tho these things must be remberd and seen or it will happen again. the palace is worth seeing and there are some near by temples

Amitabha

KISSINGER-

Shaun Watch first they killed my father. Directed by Angelina Jolie.

Gud Day ! ✌

Anybody who wants to watch a good movie about the above which is powerfull watch " sins of my father"

Amitabha