Critics of the Lao Government never cease to amazed me

laopeoplesarmy · Senior Member

Critics of the Lao Government never cease to amazed me

Date: Aug 17, 2008

No critic here, but thumbsup:

to current members of Laopeoplearmy who had gone out giving hands, filling out and placing sandbags in preventing our beloved city of Vientiane from major flooding since 1966.

Date: Aug 17, 2008

How do you know noone in Washington or in other western countries enlist Lao critics to their services. They are serving their countries in various levels
even some of them still serving in the militaries. They are good and genuine critics for the good of the countries. They don't have to praise the parties and the governments all the time.

laopeoplesarmy · Senior Member

Anonymous wrote:

How do you know noone in Washington or in other western countries enlist Lao critics to their services. They are serving their countries in various levels
even some of them still serving in the militaries. They are good and genuine critics for the good of the countries. They don't have to praise the parties and the governments all the time.

Please name one Lao critics that you know of that is currently serving in the White House with a position of authority. How does a foreigner demeaning and calling the Lao Government names contributing to the good of the Country?

Please show me the logic on how would you gain the cooperation of others with an insult! Suppose you were a young man and looking for a date, would you go around and criticizing the flaws in the girls?

Date: Aug 18, 2008

Hmong National Development Issues Appeal for Laos and St. Paul Hmong Americans

Hmong National Development, Inc. (HND) issued another urgent action appeal today in Washington, D.C. to the Laos Embassy and Lao government calling upon the LPDR military regime in Laos to immediately release the three Hmong-American men, including Mr. Hakit Yang, so that they can be reunited with their families in St. Paul, Minnesota prior to the first anniversary of their arrest and imprisonment in Laos.

(PressZoom) - Washington, D.C. - Today, Hmong National Development, Inc. ( HND ), a national non-profit corporation in Washington, D.C., issued an additional urgent action appeal and raised serious regarding the plight of three ( 3 ) Hmong-Americans from St. Paul, Minnesota who continue to be imprisoned in the Lao Peoples Democratic Republic ( LPDR ) by military and security forces of the authoritarian one-party communist regime. It called upon the LPDR regime in Laos to immediately and unconditionally release the three Hmong-American men, including Mr. Hakit Yang, so that they can be reunited with their families in St. Paul, Minnesota. The men have families, including wives and children awaiting them in St. Paul, Minnesota.

"These three Hmong-American men from St. Paul, who were U.S. citizens, were traveling to Laos in 2007 as tourists and looking for business opportunities when they were arrested by Lao military and security forces," stated Christy Lee, Executive Director of Hmong National Development, Inc. "We are calling on the Lao government to immediately release these American citizens who were non-political and merely seeking to travel as tourists."

"Sadly, after almost one terribly difficult and long year, the Lao LPDR government, and its military and security services, still continue to offer absolutely no help or factual information regarding the three Hmong-Americans from St. Paul that it arrested and jailed in Laos in 2007," said Jade Her, with the Washington, D.C. office of Hmong National Development, Inc. "The Lao government is covering up the truth about this matter and continues to imprison these Hmong men despite their families efforts to have them released and returned home to Minnesota."

Jade her stated "The Hmong-American community in St. Paul, Minnesota and the United States is calling upon the Lao LPDR government to set these three Hmong American men free so that they can be reunited with their loved ones and families; The LPDR government must respect international law and cease its human rights violations and detention of these three Hmong Americans who are entitled to visits by their families and U.S. Ambassador Huso as well as due process and a fair trial for whatever charges the Lao government may be accusing these imprisoned Americans.

Mrs. Sheng Xiong, the wife of Hakit Yang, and spokesperson for the families of three Hmong-American citizens from St. Paul, Minnesota currently being jailed in Laos, made the following statement and appeal to Congress and international policymakers. Mrs. Sheng Xiong's statement was originally presented and read before the U.S. Congressional Forum on Laos on Jan. 31, 2008, in the Cannon House Office Building in the U.S. House of Representatives Washington, D.C.

The following is the statement before the U.S. Congressional Forum on Laos of Mrs. Sheng Xiong, the wife of Hakit Yang, and spokesperson for the families of three Hmong-American citizens from St. Paul, Minnesota currently being jailed in Laos:

"I want to thank Congressman Dana Rohrabacher, Congressman Frank Wolf, Congressman Patrick Kennedy, Congresswoman Tammy Baldwin and other Members of the U.S. House of Representatives for co-hosting today's U.S. Congressional Forum on Laos in cooperation with Mr. Philip Smith, Executive Director of the Center for Public Policy Analysis, Dr. Jane Hamilton-Merritt, Lao Hmong scholar; Vaughn Vang of the Lao Human Rights Council of Wisconsin and Minnesota; Khamphet Moukdarath of the United League for Democracy in Laos and T. Kumar, Advocacy Director of Amnesty International. I appreciate their leadership on the current human rights crisis in Laos, especially facing the Hmong people, and the serious situation regarding the arrest and imprisonment in Laos of my husband, Hakit Yang, and his two Hmong-American colleagues from St. Paul, Minnesota last year.

The U.S.Government granted Normalized Trade Relations ( NTR ) to Laos in 2005. Today, it encourages citizens to consider foreign investments in the communist state despite the country's atrocious human rights records and the unjustified arrest, jailing and continued detention of three Hmong-American citizens from St. Paul, Minnesota including my husband Mr. Hakit Yang.

On July 10, 2007, Hakit Yang, Congshineng Yang and Trillion Yuhaison departed the United States for Laos to pursue business investment opportunities. The men were staying at the #5 Guest House in Phousavan, Laos when they were arrested by secret police forces. They were detained in Phonthong Prison and later transferred to an unknown destination. Several unofficial reports suggest they are being detained in the North of Laos near the Vietnam border.

The last phone call and communication was received from Yuhaison on August 26, 2007 at approximately 9:00 am ( CST ). Yuhaison called Hakit's older brother Xai Yang, and stated that he was calling from a security guard's cell phone and confirmed that all three men had been arrested without warrant. Yuhaison sounded very worried and wanted Xai to contact the U.S. Embassy in Vientiane right away.

A US Embassy staff confirmed with local Lao authorities that three US Citizens were arrested, however, the authorities refused to release any names. According to the U.S. Embassy, the Ministry of Foriegn Affairs could not confirm the situation over the phone, but it appeared they knew about the cases.

The U.S. Embassy contacted the Lao government who denied having any record of the men entering their country and any U.S. Citizens being detained or arrested. Later, the Lao government changed their previous denials and admitted that the men did indeed entered Laos, but allegedly claimed that they had allegedly departed Laos via the Lao-Thai Friendship Bridge on August 29, 2007. Despite repeated requests from the US Embassy no departure cards have ever been produced as evidence for their departure. Other documents produced are clearly bogus and fabricated allegedly claiming to support the Lao government's false claims that my husband and the other two departed from Laos to Thailand, which is not factual.

It has been many months since the arrest and disappearance of Hakit Yang, Congshineng Yang and Trillion Yuhaison. To this day, our family has not received any concrete answers from the US Embassy in Laos nor the State Department. I have been in contact with the other men's families and they also have not received any answers.

The US Government and US Embassy have a responsibility to inform US Citizens that there are no real protections in place to safeguard their civil and legal rights. The US Government has failed to properly hold the Laos Government accountable for the disappearance of these US investors.

Hakit, Congshineng, and Trillion represent the first of many US investors and tourists to travel to Laos under the new Normalised Trade Relations agreement but their disappearance clearly proves that no US Citizen is safe in Laos and no US citizen should invest in the current Lao regime until proper protections can be put in place, to safeguard the civil, legal and human rights of all US Citizens traveling to Laos.

I respectfully ask that the US Government and US Embassy in Laos continue to investigate the arrest and disappearance of Hakit, Congshineng, and Trillion and to press the Lao government for humanitarian access to the three U.S. citizens and their unconditional and immediate release.

The Lao government continues to jail my husband and the two other Americans from St. Paul that he was traveling with in clear violation and contempt of international law. Lao and Hmong Americans should not invest in the current regime in Laos, the Lao Peoples Democratic Republic. NTR Trade Status to Laos should be revoked by the U.S. Congress; and, U.S. foreign aid and assistance to the Lao regime should also be cut by the U.S. Congress and U.S. Government completely, including all de-mining funding, until at least such time as my husband Hakit Yang, Congshineng and Trillion, as Hmong-American citizens, are released from prison in Laos and brought home safely to America and their homes and families in St. Paul, Minnesota.

We will not forget and not give up fighting until we have truthful answers and the Lao regime releases Hakit Yang, Congshineng and Trillion. We appeal to the U.S. Congress, the U.S. Government and international community for assistance in pressing the Lao regime to release our family members and restore human rights and freedom to them so that we can be reunited and these American citizens can return home once again from this terrible darkness."
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Contact:

Ms. Laurie Vue
Tele. ( 202 ) 629-0377

Hmong National Development, Inc. ( HND )
e-mail:

info@hmongnationaldevelopment.com

# # #

Hmong National Development, Inc. ( HND ) is a national, non-profit organization incorporated in the Washington, D.C.

It was established in the Washington, D.C. metro area in 1991 and incorporated in the District of Columbia.
For more information call ( 202 ) 629-0377 or visit us on the web at:

http://www.hmongnational.com

laopeoplesarmy · Senior Member

Genius,

I ask you to name me a LAO CRITIC, not a Foreign critic. A Lao critic that are hired by the US Government.

Any idiot can set up shop in Washington D.C.

Anonymous wrote:

Hmong National Development Issues Appeal for Laos and St. Paul Hmong Americans
Hmong National Development, Inc. (HND) issued another urgent action appeal today in Washington, D.C. to the Laos Embassy and Lao government calling upon the LPDR military regime in Laos to immediately release the three Hmong-American men, including Mr. Hakit Yang, so that they can be reunited with their families in St. Paul, Minnesota prior to the first anniversary of their arrest and imprisonment in Laos.

(PressZoom) - Washington, D.C. - Today, Hmong National Development, Inc. ( HND ), a national non-profit corporation in Washington, D.C., issued an additional urgent action appeal and raised serious regarding the plight of three ( 3 ) Hmong-Americans from St. Paul, Minnesota who continue to be imprisoned in the Lao Peoples Democratic Republic ( LPDR ) by military and security forces of the authoritarian one-party communist regime. It called upon the LPDR regime in Laos to immediately and unconditionally release the three Hmong-American men, including Mr. Hakit Yang, so that they can be reunited with their families in St. Paul, Minnesota. The men have families, including wives and children awaiting them in St. Paul, Minnesota.

"These three Hmong-American men from St. Paul, who were U.S. citizens, were traveling to Laos in 2007 as tourists and looking for business opportunities when they were arrested by Lao military and security forces," stated Christy Lee, Executive Director of Hmong National Development, Inc. "We are calling on the Lao government to immediately release these American citizens who were non-political and merely seeking to travel as tourists."

"Sadly, after almost one terribly difficult and long year, the Lao LPDR government, and its military and security services, still continue to offer absolutely no help or factual information regarding the three Hmong-Americans from St. Paul that it arrested and jailed in Laos in 2007," said Jade Her, with the Washington, D.C. office of Hmong National Development, Inc. "The Lao government is covering up the truth about this matter and continues to imprison these Hmong men despite their families efforts to have them released and returned home to Minnesota."

Jade her stated "The Hmong-American community in St. Paul, Minnesota and the United States is calling upon the Lao LPDR government to set these three Hmong American men free so that they can be reunited with their loved ones and families; The LPDR government must respect international law and cease its human rights violations and detention of these three Hmong Americans who are entitled to visits by their families and U.S. Ambassador Huso as well as due process and a fair trial for whatever charges the Lao government may be accusing these imprisoned Americans.

Mrs. Sheng Xiong, the wife of Hakit Yang, and spokesperson for the families of three Hmong-American citizens from St. Paul, Minnesota currently being jailed in Laos, made the following statement and appeal to Congress and international policymakers. Mrs. Sheng Xiong's statement was originally presented and read before the U.S. Congressional Forum on Laos on Jan. 31, 2008, in the Cannon House Office Building in the U.S. House of Representatives Washington, D.C.

The following is the statement before the U.S. Congressional Forum on Laos of Mrs. Sheng Xiong, the wife of Hakit Yang, and spokesperson for the families of three Hmong-American citizens from St. Paul, Minnesota currently being jailed in Laos:

"I want to thank Congressman Dana Rohrabacher, Congressman Frank Wolf, Congressman Patrick Kennedy, Congresswoman Tammy Baldwin and other Members of the U.S. House of Representatives for co-hosting today's U.S. Congressional Forum on Laos in cooperation with Mr. Philip Smith, Executive Director of the Center for Public Policy Analysis, Dr. Jane Hamilton-Merritt, Lao Hmong scholar; Vaughn Vang of the Lao Human Rights Council of Wisconsin and Minnesota; Khamphet Moukdarath of the United League for Democracy in Laos and T. Kumar, Advocacy Director of Amnesty International. I appreciate their leadership on the current human rights crisis in Laos, especially facing the Hmong people, and the serious situation regarding the arrest and imprisonment in Laos of my husband, Hakit Yang, and his two Hmong-American colleagues from St. Paul, Minnesota last year.

The U.S.Government granted Normalized Trade Relations ( NTR ) to Laos in 2005. Today, it encourages citizens to consider foreign investments in the communist state despite the country's atrocious human rights records and the unjustified arrest, jailing and continued detention of three Hmong-American citizens from St. Paul, Minnesota including my husband Mr. Hakit Yang.

On July 10, 2007, Hakit Yang, Congshineng Yang and Trillion Yuhaison departed the United States for Laos to pursue business investment opportunities. The men were staying at the #5 Guest House in Phousavan, Laos when they were arrested by secret police forces. They were detained in Phonthong Prison and later transferred to an unknown destination. Several unofficial reports suggest they are being detained in the North of Laos near the Vietnam border.

The last phone call and communication was received from Yuhaison on August 26, 2007 at approximately 9:00 am ( CST ). Yuhaison called Hakit's older brother Xai Yang, and stated that he was calling from a security guard's cell phone and confirmed that all three men had been arrested without warrant. Yuhaison sounded very worried and wanted Xai to contact the U.S. Embassy in Vientiane right away.

A US Embassy staff confirmed with local Lao authorities that three US Citizens were arrested, however, the authorities refused to release any names. According to the U.S. Embassy, the Ministry of Foriegn Affairs could not confirm the situation over the phone, but it appeared they knew about the cases.

The U.S. Embassy contacted the Lao government who denied having any record of the men entering their country and any U.S. Citizens being detained or arrested. Later, the Lao government changed their previous denials and admitted that the men did indeed entered Laos, but allegedly claimed that they had allegedly departed Laos via the Lao-Thai Friendship Bridge on August 29, 2007. Despite repeated requests from the US Embassy no departure cards have ever been produced as evidence for their departure. Other documents produced are clearly bogus and fabricated allegedly claiming to support the Lao government's false claims that my husband and the other two departed from Laos to Thailand, which is not factual.

It has been many months since the arrest and disappearance of Hakit Yang, Congshineng Yang and Trillion Yuhaison. To this day, our family has not received any concrete answers from the US Embassy in Laos nor the State Department. I have been in contact with the other men's families and they also have not received any answers.

The US Government and US Embassy have a responsibility to inform US Citizens that there are no real protections in place to safeguard their civil and legal rights. The US Government has failed to properly hold the Laos Government accountable for the disappearance of these US investors.

Hakit, Congshineng, and Trillion represent the first of many US investors and tourists to travel to Laos under the new Normalised Trade Relations agreement but their disappearance clearly proves that no US Citizen is safe in Laos and no US citizen should invest in the current Lao regime until proper protections can be put in place, to safeguard the civil, legal and human rights of all US Citizens traveling to Laos.

I respectfully ask that the US Government and US Embassy in Laos continue to investigate the arrest and disappearance of Hakit, Congshineng, and Trillion and to press the Lao government for humanitarian access to the three U.S. citizens and their unconditional and immediate release.

The Lao government continues to jail my husband and the two other Americans from St. Paul that he was traveling with in clear violation and contempt of international law. Lao and Hmong Americans should not invest in the current regime in Laos, the Lao Peoples Democratic Republic. NTR Trade Status to Laos should be revoked by the U.S. Congress; and, U.S. foreign aid and assistance to the Lao regime should also be cut by the U.S. Congress and U.S. Government completely, including all de-mining funding, until at least such time as my husband Hakit Yang, Congshineng and Trillion, as Hmong-American citizens, are released from prison in Laos and brought home safely to America and their homes and families in St. Paul, Minnesota.

We will not forget and not give up fighting until we have truthful answers and the Lao regime releases Hakit Yang, Congshineng and Trillion. We appeal to the U.S. Congress, the U.S. Government and international community for assistance in pressing the Lao regime to release our family members and restore human rights and freedom to them so that we can be reunited and these American citizens can return home once again from this terrible darkness."
--
Contact:

Ms. Laurie Vue
Tele. ( 202 ) 629-0377

Hmong National Development, Inc. ( HND )
e-mail:

info@hmongnationaldevelopment.com

# # #

Hmong National Development, Inc. ( HND ) is a national, non-profit organization incorporated in the Washington, D.C.

It was established in the Washington, D.C. metro area in 1991 and incorporated in the District of Columbia.
For more information call ( 202 ) 629-0377 or visit us on the web at:

http://www.hmongnational.com

Lan_Xang · Guru

LPA,

You are the idiot.

You want to know if there are legimate critics of Laos government. Someone has posted that.

Now you want to change the topic to "naming of critic serving int he Whitehouse".

If you want to change the subject I ask you to create different post on "Name the critics of Laos government serving in the Whitehouse".

-LX

laopeoplesarmy wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

How do you know noone in Washington or in other western countries enlist Lao critics to their services. They are serving their countries in various levels
even some of them still serving in the militaries. They are good and genuine critics for the good of the countries. They don't have to praise the parties and the governments all the time.

Please name one Lao critics that you know of that is currently serving in the White House with a position of authority. How does a foreigner demeaning and calling the Lao Government names contributing to the good of the Country?

Please show me the logic on how would you gain the cooperation of others with an insult! Suppose you were a young man and looking for a date, would you go around and criticizing the flaws in the girls?

Date: Aug 18, 2008

Lanxang before you call him idiot look at your self first, you the one desirve to call idiot not LAP. you alway find the way to dicredit lao gov n lao poeple.

Date: Aug 18, 2008

You are absolutely correct Lan Xang.

Date: Aug 18, 2008

Anonymous wrote:

Lanxang before you call him idiot look at your self first, you the one desirve to call idiot not LAP. you alway find the way to dicredit lao gov n lao poeple.

You are the damn right man, Laopeople Army he has very good point. Atleast he didnt creticize his own kind, but some people think he did. I rather say you are the man LAOPEOPLEARMY.

Keep it up man!!!

Date: Aug 18, 2008

You're an idiot. How can a Lao critic of the Lao government serves a high position in the White House. No Lao critic of Lao regime can serve the U.S. government because they are locked up in the reeducation camps and some of them already perished. Besides, it is said that the regime hires someone to assassinate the Lao critics outside the country.

laopeoplesarmy · Senior Member

Lan_Xang wrote:

Lan_xang,

You're such a genius. You seem to forget your basic English comprehension. I specifically made it clear on my inquiry. You even repost what I asked of that individual. LOOK BELOW:

"Please name one Lao critics that you know of that is currently serving in the White House with a position of Authority."

Please tell me what that mean? Who's an idiot, now?

LPA,

You are the idiot.

You want to know if there are legimate critics of Laos government. Someone has posted that.

Now you want to change the topic to "naming of critic serving int he Whitehouse".

If you want to change the subject I ask you to create different post on "Name the critics of Laos government serving in the Whitehouse".

-LX

laopeoplesarmy wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

How do you know noone in Washington or in other western countries enlist Lao critics to their services. They are serving their countries in various levels
even some of them still serving in the militaries. They are good and genuine critics for the good of the countries. They don't have to praise the parties and the governments all the time.

Please name one Lao critics that you know of that is currently serving in the White House with a position of authority. How does a foreigner demeaning and calling the Lao Government names contributing to the good of the Country?

Please show me the logic on how would you gain the cooperation of others with an insult! Suppose you were a young man and looking for a date, would you go around and criticizing the flaws in the girls?

Date: Aug 20, 2008

Do you want our people to prevent flood by them self and governemtn just do nothing?

Laopeople army is brainwash and become brainless, because people who work in the government will do any thing to protect their positon and interest. They ignore that our government is stongly influency by vietnamese. Just go to seacrch in google, lao communist party was set up by Vietnamese comunist pary, and there has been no change untill now. The world know it ( educated people). That is why we can not prosper like our neighboring contries.

As evident, we can see alot of super rich people in Vientiene, and most of them are vietnamese decendent.

So what should lao people do?

laopeoplesarmy wrote:

Many critics of the Lao Government here seems to be a genius in every professions. But the odd thing about them is that no one in Washington DC or other Western countries seems to notices them or even bother to enlisted them in their country's services.

This led me to concluded that these so called Lao Diaspora genius are too good for the rest of the world and they are absolutely good for NOTHING!

Quote of the day:

"A dog is not considered a good dog because he is a good barker. A man is not considered a good man because he is a good talker."

Buddha

laopeoplesarmy · Senior Member

Before you called someone brainless, you oughta look yourself in the mirror first. You seems to be stuck in the Cold War Era. Laos and the rest of the world are way beyond the Cold War Era, buddy. Your Cold War rhetoric is rather out of dated and irrelevence.

Laos is now a proud member of the ASEAN. The US has recently granted Laos NTR and is currently cooperating with Laos on the issue of Global Terrorism.

Thatluang wrote:

Do you want our people to prevent flood by them self and governemtn just do nothing?

Laopeople army is brainwash and become brainless, because people who work in the government will do any thing to protect their positon and interest. They ignore that our government is stongly influency by vietnamese. Just go to seacrch in google, lao communist party was set up by Vietnamese comunist pary, and there has been no change untill now. The world know it ( educated people). That is why we can not prosper like our neighboring contries.

As evident, we can see alot of super rich people in Vientiene, and most of them are vietnamese decendent.

So what should lao people do?

laopeoplesarmy wrote:

Many critics of the Lao Government here seems to be a genius in every professions. But the odd thing about them is that no one in Washington DC or other Western countries seems to notices them or even bother to enlisted them in their country's services.

This led me to concluded that these so called Lao Diaspora genius are too good for the rest of the world and they are absolutely good for NOTHING!

Quote of the day:

"A dog is not considered a good dog because he is a good barker. A man is not considered a good man because he is a good talker."

Buddha

laopeoplesarmy · Senior Member

Anonymous wrote:

You're an idiot. How can a Lao critic of the Lao government serves a high position in the White House. No Lao critic of Lao regime can serve the U.S. government because they are locked up in the reeducation camps and some of them already perished. Besides, it is said that the regime hires someone to assassinate the Lao critics outside the country.

Genius,

What is holding you back? What's keeping you from holding high position in the White House?

Date: Aug 20, 2008

LPA let us know when the communist gov's D*ck is out of your as*!

Date: Aug 20, 2008

Trying to make Lao People Army see your point is useless. He might be a great guy to drink BeerLao with but when come to Politic, he is a die hard Lao communist number 1 supporter.

Date: Aug 20, 2008

Anonymous wrote:

LPA let us know when the communist gov's D*ck is out of your as*!

Is this all you got? Foul languange? So much to all the Western Education and civilization that the Anti Lao Government have been boasted about. I'm very dissappointed.

LPA

Date: Aug 22, 2008

Yes you are right Lan Xang. Brainess is enough to a describe laopeople army.

He just pretend to know that mjority of our people are living in poverty. This is the 2008 look at other countries around us, where they stand? and us?

dog or monkey has barin, but brainess is some thing that is impossible to explain. Even u take a real evedent to show, for example a video of smugling army, laopeople army still deied it. Whooo!

I should not write directly to this brainess again.

laopeoplesarmy · Senior Member

Por Sil That Luang,

Calm down, ok! Your angers are interfering with your ability to write in English effectively.

On a second thought...I'd rather be a brainless and write decent English than a GENIUS with gibberish English.

Your Friendly Lao People's Army!!!!!!!

Thatluang wrote:

Yes you are right Lan Xang. Brainess is enough to a describe laopeople army.

He just pretend to know that mjority of our people are living in poverty. This is the 2008 look at other countries around us, where they stand? and us?

dog or monkey has barin, but brainess is some thing that is impossible to explain. Even u take a real evedent to show, for example a video of smugling army, laopeople army still deied it. Whooo!

I should not write directly to this brainess again.

Date: Aug 23, 2008

See, this brianess is not trying to answer my questions, but to critisize my english. My questions were about our country development and crazy ignorance of some foul people by dollars. like him.

can u tell us what r u doing in the government? and how much u can corrupt per mont? and have u ever think about the rest of our people?

Date: Aug 23, 2008

Por Sil,

Is this the Westernized Lao way of gaining cooperation? Slandering and calling people names?

LOL
You are truly a genius!

Your friendly Lao People's Army.

Thatluang wrote:

See, this brianess is not trying to answer my questions, but to critisize my english. My questions were about our country development and crazy ignorance of some foul people by dollars. like him.

can u tell us what r u doing in the government? and how much u can corrupt per mont? and have u ever think about the rest of our people?

Zak · Senior Member

laopeoplesarmy wrote:

This led me to concluded that these so called Lao Diaspora genius are too good for the rest of the world and they are absolutely good for NOTHING!

Someone's angry :p