Bitter days for a fabled old ally

Laos2beLaos · Senior Member

Gen. Vang Pao plans return to Laos.

Date: Dec 23, 2009

Let wait and see .... it could be peaceful and the end of violence or continue terrorist for decades to come....

Date: Dec 23, 2009

General Vang Pao is 80 years old so how long he will live so it is better for him to do the right thing and tell his people to stop fighting and live in peace .

Date: Dec 23, 2009

In a passionate 30-minute speech Tuesday night, General Vang Pao said that he plans to return to Laos after 35 years in virtual exile.

The general, who celebrates his 80th birthday this week, made the announcement at a dinner for about 1,000 people at the Fresno fairground.

Vang Pao said now is the time for reconciliation with Laos to liberate thousands of Hmong trapped in the jungles and stuck in a Thai refugee camp.

?We have to make a change right now,? Vang Pao said. ?The government of Laos has tried to open the door. We should put something on the table and sit down in peace.?

On Jan. 10, Vang will take part in a reconciliation event at the Freedom Bridge between Non Kai, Thailand, and Vientiane, Laos, said one of his 18 sons, 44-year-old Chai Vang.

The news Tuesday night at the dinner to honor Vang Pao stunned Hmong on many fronts, including the fact that in September the U.S. government dropped charges against him for allegedly plotting the violent overthrow of communist Laos. A dozen other defendants have pled not guilty but still are facing charges of trying to overthrow Laos.

?Many Hmong people think he?s crazy,? said Atari Xiong, a Sacramento Hmong producer for Crossing TV. ?All the charges and legal issues here, and now he goes back to Laos??

Vang is the former leader of a CIA-sponsored guerrilla army of Hmong and Iu Mien soldiers that fought Southeast Asian communists for 14 years.

An American citizen, he is free to go to Laos and return to the United States.

Xiong said the Hmong had been hearing that the general is going to Laos in January ?on an official trip because of the refugees in Thailand, and people fighting from the jungle.?

Chai Vang said Tuesday that his father and his representatives are working through the Thai and Lao governments to resolve these issues.

During his Tuesday night speech, Vang Pao urged his people ?to forget about the past so we can bring those back to live a normal life. Right now the government of Laos thinks it?s time to live together peacefully with equal rights and equal opportunities.?

Vang Pao did not offer a timetable for the liberation of those in the jungle, but he promised ?that shall be coming soon and I will be the one to be there ? I was the one in the beginning and I will be the one to finish it in the end. I?m not going to give up. I will carry my people on my back no matter how heavy they are.

?For those Hmong trapped in the jungle and the refugee camp, I will be the one responsible for solving the problem.?

It?s unclear what Vang?s return to Laos could mean for 4,600 Hmong refugees at Hoi Nam Kao in north-central Thailand and an estimated 5,000 to 8,000 Hmong reportedly still trapped in the jungles of Laos, where they?ve been running from the communists since the Vietnam War.

Many in the jungles have reportedly been waiting for Vang Pao?s return for decades. If Vang asks them to lay down their muskets and come out of the jungles, said Sacramento Hmong activist T.T. Vang, they may do so.

But how they would be treated by Lao authorities is an open question. The Lao government has accused the jungle Hmong of terrorist acts but denies human rights violations against them. Amnesty International and other human rights groups say the jungle Hmong have been tortured and killed.

?A lot in the Hmong community are very concerned and very frustrated with his plan,? T.T. Vang said. ?There?s a lot of mistrust of communist Laos.? Thai and Lao officials want the Hmong refugees in Thailand returned to Laos, T.T. Vang said.

?The point is, all Hmong are waiting for (Vang Pao) to return, and the enemies know that (he) is the only one who will make the Hmong to stop the fight,? T.T. Vang said.

?The Hmong crisis will keep going unless VP says ?I?ve returned, I?ve come back home?.?

Thousands of Hmong turned out for emotional rallies in Sacramento and St. Paul after the federal case against Vang Pao and his codefendants was filed, chanting ?Free Vang Pao!? and calling for the U.S. to recognize the Hmong for 15 years of service in the guerrilla forces Vang Pao once led.

From 1963 to 1975, Vang?s jungle army of Hmong and Iu Mien warriors helped the U.S. wage war on Lao and Vietnamese communists.

?There?s no doubt they took this case personally,? his eldest son Chao Vang told The Sacramento Bee. ?It woke up the Hmong people - a lot of people we never knew came out to support us.?

Date: Dec 23, 2009

Hmong must realize that the war that they could not win so Lao people are peaceful people and fair for all minority people and want all citizen to live in peace.

VLC · Member

Mr. Cao Ky had returned to Vietnam in peace I hope Mr Vang Pao too
I hate violences, terrorists and wazs, Laos and Vietnam, we had to suffered suffering so much in the past...

-- Edited by VLC on Wednesday 23rd of December 2009 09:20:49 AM

Date: Dec 23, 2009

We have to learn to forgive and forget . Look at Japan and Germany how much suffering their people had and now see the progress of their countries after the war. Germany was bombed and level to the ground and Japan was bombed by 2 Atomic bombs and they still forgive and turn on a new leaf for love and care for the future.

Date: Dec 23, 2009

DAY DREAMING

Date: Dec 23, 2009

Anonymous wrote:

DAY DREAMING

So you don't want peace that what you mean day dream . So you want Hmong to continue like Al Qeada.

Date: Dec 23, 2009

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

DAY DREAMING

So you don't want peace that what you mean day dream . So you want Hmong to continue like Al Qeada.

yes,he can do business opium again heeeeeeee heeeeeeee heeeeeee heeeeeee.

Date: Dec 23, 2009

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

DAY DREAMING

So you don't want peace that what you mean day dream . So you want Hmong to continue like Al Qeada.

yes,he can do business opium again heeeeeeee heeeeeeee heeeeeee heeeeeee.

Laos is still in the list of producing opium.

Date: Dec 23, 2009

Vang Pao, Drugs and the CIA
Marc Eisen
05/07/2007

Who is Vang Pao? Two online sources are helpful if not disturbing in how they portray the Hmong general for whom a new Madison elementary school will be named.

The transcript for a May 17, 1988, investigative report by PBS's Frontline -- "Guns, Drugs, and the CIA" -- names Vang Pao as a key player in the drug trade during the Vietnam War. The report directly connects the transport of opium and its conversion into heroin to the Hmong CIA mercenary army fighting an undeclared war against the North Vietnamese and Laotian communists.

The Hmong raised poppies for opium as a traditional cash crop. But the war disrupted the market, the report says, prompting Vang Pao's army to buy the opium from Hmong villages and transport it for sale via the CIA-controlled Air America and Vang Pao's own airline.

"I know as a fact soon after the army was formed the military officers soon got control of the opium trade," photojournalist John Everingham told Frontline. "It helped not only them make a lot of money and become good loyal officers to the CIA, but it helped the villagers. The villagers needed their opium carried out and carried over the land in a war situation that was much more dangerous and more difficult, and the officers were obviously paying a good price, 'cos the villagers were very eager to sell to the military people."

Date: Dec 23, 2009

Anonymous wrote:

Vang Pao, Drugs and the CIA
Marc Eisen
05/07/2007

Who is Vang Pao? Two online sources are helpful if not disturbing in how they portray the Hmong general for whom a new Madison elementary school will be named.

The transcript for a May 17, 1988, investigative report by PBS's Frontline -- "Guns, Drugs, and the CIA" -- names Vang Pao as a key player in the drug trade during the Vietnam War. The report directly connects the transport of opium and its conversion into heroin to the Hmong CIA mercenary army fighting an undeclared war against the North Vietnamese and Laotian communists.

The Hmong raised poppies for opium as a traditional cash crop. But the war disrupted the market, the report says, prompting Vang Pao's army to buy the opium from Hmong villages and transport it for sale via the CIA-controlled Air America and Vang Pao's own airline.

"I know as a fact soon after the army was formed the military officers soon got control of the opium trade," photojournalist John Everingham told Frontline. "It helped not only them make a lot of money and become good loyal officers to the CIA, but it helped the villagers. The villagers needed their opium carried out and carried over the land in a war situation that was much more dangerous and more difficult, and the officers were obviously paying a good price, 'cos the villagers were very eager to sell to the military people."

The whole world know that . So no need to bring that up . The question is the Lao government want peace and want the Hmong stop be the terrorist and want all minority Hmong to live in peace and willing to accept the Hmong as good citizen. Or just only you want the Hmong to continue to be trerrorist like Al Qaida .

Date: Dec 23, 2009

The whole world know that . So no need to bring that up . The question is the Lao government want peace and want the Hmong stop be the terrorist and want all minority Hmong to live in peace and willing to accept the Hmong as good citizen. Or just only you want the Hmong to continue to be trerrorist like Al Qaida .

In Laos we dont used the word "minority", we use ethnic group in order to be harmonious society.

Date: Dec 23, 2009

Anonymous wrote:

The whole world know that . So no need to bring that up . The question is the Lao government want peace and want the Hmong stop be the terrorist and want all minority Hmong to live in peace and willing to accept the Hmong as good citizen. Or just only you want the Hmong to continue to be trerrorist like Al Qaida .

In Laos we dont used the word "minority", we use ethnic group in order to be harmonious society.

What ever .. peace and love ....that are what every body want.... Don't you ?

Date: Dec 23, 2009

According to The Associated Press, Vang Pao was the mastermind behind the plot. Eight others were also arrested and charged; authorities said that they believe there will be more arrests. Vang Pao is in federal custody after a raid near Fresno, Calif., involving 200 agents.Federal prosecutors said that Pao, and a former lieutenant colonel with the California National Guard were raising money to recruit a small army, as well as stockpiling weapons, including anti-tank missiles and grenade launchers. Prosecutors said they didn't know the arms dealer was an ATF agent."A final agreement was reached to have the weapons sent later this week to remote regions of Thailand, which would then serve as staging areas for entering Laos. Once in Laos, a coup attempt would be launched to include blowing up governmental buildings and assassinating officials," said U.S. Attorney McGregor Scott.The criminal complaint said Pao, now 77, and the other Hmong defendants formed a committee "to evaluate the feasibility of conducting a military expedition or enterprise to engage in the overthrow of the existing government of Laos by violent means, including murder, assaults on both military and civilian officials of Laos and destruction of buildings and property."

Date: Dec 23, 2009

Anonymous wrote:

According to The Associated Press, Vang Pao was the mastermind behind the plot. Eight others were also arrested and charged; authorities said that they believe there will be more arrests. Vang Pao is in federal custody after a raid near Fresno, Calif., involving 200 agents.Federal prosecutors said that Pao, and a former lieutenant colonel with the California National Guard were raising money to recruit a small army, as well as stockpiling weapons, including anti-tank missiles and grenade launchers. Prosecutors said they didn't know the arms dealer was an ATF agent."A final agreement was reached to have the weapons sent later this week to remote regions of Thailand, which would then serve as staging areas for entering Laos. Once in Laos, a coup attempt would be launched to include blowing up governmental buildings and assassinating officials," said U.S. Attorney McGregor Scott.The criminal complaint said Pao, now 77, and the other Hmong defendants formed a committee "to evaluate the feasibility of conducting a military expedition or enterprise to engage in the overthrow of the existing government of Laos by violent means, including murder, assaults on both military and civilian officials of Laos and destruction of buildings and property."

what is matter with you the court let him go and he is a free man now. Don't you think , should let him ask his people to stop be terrorists before he dies because he is already 80 years old and how long he will live. Don't you want to have peace and stop the Hmong from becoming terrorists and don't have to worry about them and want them to be good citizen . Even they might not do too much damage but better off to live in peace. Laos does not need terrorists like Al Qaeda to terrorize our country for decades. Laos is peaceful nation should concentrate in economy and developing country, don't you think so ? Peace and forgive and hope and love or you don't want or you rather like war and suffering . If you love war , then I have nothing to say and you continue to find all the reasons not to make peace and the world would know what kind of person you are.Hopefully just only you who could not let go the past.

Laos2beLaos · Senior Member

Anonymous wrote:

General Vang Pao is 80 years old so how long he will live so it is better for him to do the right thing and tell his people to stop fighting and live in peace .

Gen. Vang Pao is not in good health now. He has been in medication for his heart and diadetes. His 11 men, now still in jail, and him should not make the incident happen in 2007. They made the world laugh.

Date: Dec 23, 2009

Laos2beLaos wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

General Vang Pao is 80 years old so how long he will live so it is better for him to do the right thing and tell his people to stop fighting and live in peace .

Gen. Vang Pao is not in good health now. He has been in medication for his heart and diadetes. His 11 men, now still in jail, and him should not make the incident happen in 2007. They made the world laugh.

So you are the one don't want peace as I said the world laugh or not still terrorist even they never success or do any damage that is not the point . So the point is peace , so you don't want to see peace but victory. You could laugh and win that is not the world like to see. Imagine if you are kind and forgiving person how wonderful the world would be . I just feel sad and sorry to see the truth of you.

Date: Dec 23, 2009

Laos2beLaos wrote:

why does he like shorten his life???
Please click here to read this news.

Date: Dec 23, 2009

Anonymous wrote:

Laos2beLaos wrote:

why does he like shorten his life???
Please click here to read this news.

Laos2beLaos you are the one who post this topic and wrote as Anonymous with madness and anger . As I am a neutral person , I don't like general Vang Pao myself of what he had done in the past but thinking of the better for the country I rather forgive him. He is going to die any time because of his illness and his age so what you are thinking is just exactly what he wants. For me to be better person is to forgive then revenge and victory. That is all I could say and you know what the whole world would think .

Date: Dec 23, 2009

What is LAO government decision about this news, if you have information please let people know.....Talking about forgiveness recently in the news there was an american woman in Honolulu threating to kill Michelle Obama, the US authority arrested her and she will go to jail for this matter. No forgiveness here even in USA.

Date: Dec 24, 2009

Anonymous wrote:

What is LAO government decision about this news, if you have information please let people know.....Talking about forgiveness recently in the news there was an american woman in Honolulu threatening to kill Michelle Obama, the US authority arrested her and she will go to jail for this matter. No forgiveness here even in USA.

No body could not argue with any one that there are different story between cunning criminal and political and war . If the Hitler won the war and the Japanese won the war and things are different , aren't they ? As I said I am just normal people could not say any thing that is just my opinion. If there is no compromising and forgiveness for each other and the Hmong then there will be no end unless you kill all the Hmong on earth then the world will know the true color of you. I am glad that you are Lao prime minister or president or leader. Otherwise you will lead Laos to hate and suffering that will be never end.

Date: Dec 24, 2009

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

What is LAO government decision about this news, if you have information please let people know.....Talking about forgiveness recently in the news there was an american woman in Honolulu threatening to kill Michelle Obama, the US authority arrested her and she will go to jail for this matter. No forgiveness here even in USA.

No body could not argue with any one that there are different story between cunning criminal and political and war . If the Hitler won the war and the Japanese won the war and things are different , aren't they ? As I said I am just normal people could not say any thing that is just my opinion. If there is no compromising and forgiveness for each other and the Hmong then there will be no end unless you kill all the Hmong on earth then the world will know the true color of you. I am glad that you are Lao prime minister or president or leader. Otherwise you will lead Laos to hate and suffering that will be never end.

Sorry mistyped the word NOT that I am glad that you are not Lao prime minister or president or leader.

Date: Dec 24, 2009

But the plan of destroying Vientiane and killing Lao's leaders isn't serious? and by reading the news posting here, VangPao followers and supporters did not want peace with Lao....read again if you did not read all. Of course this is just a discuss, but the matter will be decided by Lao government.

Date: Dec 24, 2009

Anonymous wrote:

But the plan of destroying Vientiane and killing Lao's leaders isn't serious? and by reading the news posting here, VangPao followers and supporters did not want peace with Lao....read again if you did not read all. Of course this is just a discuss, but the matter will be decided by Lao government.

As I said that I don't know the truth if that is so why he is free . The Lao government made a lot of new laws to let the Lao people to come back home to develop the country as long as not to be in politic as good citizen. So there are a lot of innocent Hmong and also victim of war that they did not have any thing to do with it . Never mind of general Vang Pao , he is old and sick so he is not going to live for ever.

Date: Dec 24, 2009

i don't understand what Vang Pao thinking... he will going back to laos this Jan. 10th, after Hmong New Year. I'm worry about his safety.

Date: Dec 24, 2009

If that's so then I believe he will be safe and Lao government decision already made. There is no such return if Lao government did not give the green light.

Date: Dec 24, 2009

If that is the truth , the Lao government is proven to the world that Lao government is fair to the Hmong people. So it is the time for the United states and the free world should improve the relationship , trade and invest in Laos. There will be more Laotian over sea will come back home as well.

Date: Dec 24, 2009

Anonymous wrote:

If that's so then I believe he will be safe and Lao government decision already made. There is no such return if Lao government did not give the green light.

Yeah, I wonder too. I also wonder if this is mediated by the US government who wants better relation with Laos to counter China influence in the region. President Obama, in June of this year, even declared that Laos "ceased to be a Marxist-Leninist country." I would not underestimate the US government influence on Vang Pao because through most of his life, the US is his main patron. The US is probably want to end the demand of Hmongs in USA who want the US government to accept more Hmong refugees who keep trickling into camp in Thailand. The US accepted many Hmongs in 2003 and I think they do not want to repeat this gesture again. If there can be reconciliation and peace, then it is a win-win situation for all sides.

Date: Dec 24, 2009

All Lao People,

We stand when we are united. The Lao history shown that lao race was always very weak and hunted by other race. we moved from Mongolia, to China and now we are here.

Then, we were 100 years colony of thailand and 100 years of fighting against french colony, japan and usa infruence. Now we are independent and have our own territory and we are very proud of it.

we lao have to trust each other and try doing the best for the country,

Remember our history and learn from our history and be always very carefully.

Date: Dec 24, 2009

Anonymous wrote:

All Lao People,

We stand when we are united. The Lao history shown that lao race was always very weak and hunted by other race. we moved from Mongolia, to China and now we are here.

Then, we were 100 years colony of thailand and 100 years of fighting against french colony, japan and usa infruence. Now we are independent and have our own territory and we are very proud of it.

we lao have to trust each other and try doing the best for the country,

Remember our history and learn from our history and be always very carefully.

Then, we were 100 years colony of thailand and 100 years of fighting against french colony, japan and usa infruence. Now we are independent and have our own territory and we are very proud of it.

You forgot to mention about Burmese , Chinese and also Vietnamese also according to Lao history.

TSP · Senior Member

I guess only one place for him in Laos. That is a prison, isn't it.

Date: Dec 24, 2009

TSP wrote:

I guess only one place for him in Laos. That is a prison, isn't it.

I don't know , the rumor said that the governmet give him visa.

Date: Dec 24, 2009

Anonymous wrote:

TSP wrote:

I guess only one place for him in Laos. That is a prison, isn't it.

I don't know , the rumor said that the government give him visa.

That is the truth or not someone said he will be in Laos on January 10 th and try to meet with the government about the Hmong to come back from Thailand also.

Date: Dec 24, 2009

It's very good, if Vang Pao can come to live in Laos, in our country must be develope to ruxery country

Date: Dec 24, 2009

Poor Vang Pao,

Hmong in the U.S. are laughing on vang Pao after he released his returning to Laos. They said he's crazy old man who wants to show off that he's still worry about his people in Laos and some are still strugle in Thailand. Just wait and see how the result came out. Hopefully everything turned out in peace.

Date: Dec 24, 2009

Anonymous wrote:

Poor Vang Pao,

Hmong in the U.S. are laughing on vang Pao after he released his returning to Laos. They said he's crazy old man who wants to show off that he's still worry about his people in Laos and some are still strugle in Thailand. Just wait and see how the result came out. Hopefully everything turned out in peace.

Good bye and good luck to you Mr. Vang Pao

VLC · Member

Very very good for Laos if Vang Pao return to Laos in peace because Laos country will better than now but no matter too when he return to Laos with the threat, because now Laos Gov very strong...he will be blocked. Other side, if he want to create a waz and Violences, causing suffering for peoples then Vietnamese will comeback with Laos brothers, we will die for Laos country and Laos people. I've just want to say we are brothers forever..., I love Laos, I can die for Laos when you need me...

Date: Dec 24, 2009

VLC wrote:

Very very good for Laos if Vang Pao return to Laos in peace because Laos country will better than now but no matter too when he return to Laos with the threat, because now Laos Gov very strong...he will be blocked. Other side, if he want to create a waz and Violences, causing suffering for peoples then Vietnamese will comeback with Laos brothers, we will die for Laos country and Laos people. I've just want to say we are brothers forever..., I love Laos, I can die for Laos when you need me...

s→Laos

Bitter days for a fabled old ally

Hmong refugees seethe as a venerated warrior, under house arrest in California, faces U.S. charges of plotting a coup against Laos.

COLUMN ONE

January 17, 2008|Eric Bailey, Times Staff Writer

SACRAMENTO — He seems more fable than flesh and blood, a general who marched with serendipity at his side. Wartime comrades say he walked away from downed aircraft, defied bullets and dodged artillery shells. Once, the story goes, a barrage of bombs landed around him and not one exploded.

Even in defeat, Gen. Vang Pao of the Royal Lao Army consistently beat the odds. After the communists conquered his homeland in 1975, he fled with six wives and more than 20 children to the U.S., his old ally in the CIA-backed "secret war" in Laos. Trading combat fatigues for a business suit, he became the most recognizable leader of the Hmong in America, courted by congressmen, venerated by fellow immigrants. Elementary schools were named after him.

Date: Dec 24, 2009

Pao will be placed under house arrest and only allowed to see his family, doctors, and attorneys. But his granddaughter says it's still a relief. Maysia Thao says, "Being home is better than being here, at least he will be surrounded by his family."

In court on Friday, a defense attorney had to convince the U.S magistrate that Vang Pao has the collateral to cover his $1.5M bond. Pao's attorney read the judge a list of five homes and their value, which totaled more than $2M. Prosecutors wanted all of the homes to be included in the bond, but the final decision left his son's home off the list.

Attorneys for all of the other defendants took the same steps to secure their clients release. Family members put up dozens of houses and millions of dollars to allow the men to return home.

Date: Dec 24, 2009

Anonymous wrote:

Pao will be placed under house arrest and only allowed to see his family, doctors, and attorneys. But his granddaughter says it's still a relief. Malaysia Thao says, "Being home is better than being here, at least he will be surrounded by his family."
In court on Friday, a defense attorney had to convince the U.S magistrate that Vang Pao has the collateral to cover his $1.5M bond. Pao's attorney read the judge a list of five homes and their value, which totaled more than $2M. Prosecutors wanted all of the homes to be included in the bond, but the final decision left his son's home off the list.
Attorneys for all of the other defendants took the same steps to secure their clients release. Family members put up dozens of houses and millions of dollars to allow the men to return home.

Stop the nonsense . Don't know, just don't say that will make you a better person . It is time to go forward for the better for the country that is peace. The United nation and the world are watching .

Date: Dec 25, 2009

He knew is last day freedom will show his owne Hmong people how
much did He loves Hmong.
He will die in Lane Xang Land of King of LaneXang...
Because Sahi Bouasone welcome all Patikan come together
fight all CORRUPTION...
welcome all Lao Patikan.. furious

Date: Dec 25, 2009

I think so Former CIA VangPao decide to die in Laos.
because He loves Hmong in Thai refugee camp{4000 people}

maybe Vangpao made mistake
We have many way to fight corruption communist..

Date: Dec 25, 2009

Laos2beLaos wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

General Vang Pao is 80 years old so how long he will live so it is better for him to do the right thing and tell his people to stop fighting and live in peace .

Gen. Vang Pao is not in good health now. He has been in medication for his heart and diadetes. His 11 men, now still in jail, and him should not make the incident happen in 2007. They made the world laugh.

Yes, you are right, He just need money to for his own. People please don't trust on him, he can't do nothing. please OPEN YOUR EYEA and read other comments:

wrote on December 23, 11:33 PM:

American local news is so lack of foreign policy information. It is shame to release such virtual news about VP returning to Laos. All of these false news are just to collect more money from the poor Hmong SSI people in US. To the Lao government, VP is a forgotten poor little old man living day by day in US soy. Please stop lying to your own people to collect money for your personal use. To VP's children, please stop dragging your father to the mud. If on January 10, VP is still in the US, then he is a finished man. People will not respect him any more

wrote on December 23, 10:17 PM:

Please, Vang Pao, our people have suffered enough becouse your lies. Thousands of Hmong have been mistreated and killed becouse of you. First you led them to the jungle by promising that you will liberate the Lao nation and that was a dead end road. Now, you want to have these people to come out of the jungle and be peace with the communist government. I don't believe the Laotian government will compromise any of your plans. Why didn't you do it 30 years ago? You could have saved so many lives. I'm certain that the law against a person who commited treason in Laos is life in Prison or death. Don't use our people for your political and financial gain.

Date: Dec 25, 2009

Anonymous wrote:

TSP wrote:

I guess only one place for him in Laos. That is a prison, isn't it.

I don't know , the rumor said that the governmet give him visa.

He has not done anything good for Laos so why is this old man allowed to come back.

Date: Dec 25, 2009

VLC wrote:

Very very good for Laos if Vang Pao return to Laos in peace because Laos country will better than now but no matter too when he return to Laos with the threat, because now Laos Gov very strong...he will be blocked. Other side, if he want to create a waz and Violences, causing suffering for peoples then Vietnamese will comeback with Laos brothers, we will die for Laos country and Laos people. I've just want to say we are brothers forever..., I love Laos, I can die for Laos when you need me...

Thank you brother, We love you too
From Lao people

Date: Dec 25, 2009

katieukatie. wrote:

He knew is last day freedom will show his owne Hmong people how
much did He loves Hmong.
He will die in Lane Xang Land of King of LaneXang...
Because Sahi Bouasone welcome all Patikan come together
fight all CORRUPTION...
welcome all Lao Patikan..

Kiss your ASS VP biggrin B M

Date: Dec 25, 2009

katieukatie. wrote:

He knew is last day freedom will show his owne Hmong people how
much did He loves Hmong.
He will die in Lane Xang Land of King of LaneXang...
Because Sahi Bouasone welcome all Patikan come together
fight all CORRUPTION...
welcome all Lao Patikan..

No, There is no any piece of soy for VP in Laos, please die in US, We don't welcome the BAD GHOST. Go to the hell. Need money for your health? Don't lie us and don't confuse us again. Never Come back to Laos. We Hmong hate you. your are lier.
I came back to laos and live here, new Government is very good, they treat us equally with Lao Lum and others. Don't make other Hmong confuse because of you.

One of Hmong in Laos

Date: Dec 25, 2009

Anonymous wrote:

i don't understand what Vang Pao thinking... he will going back to laos this Jan. 10th, after Hmong New Year. I'm worry about his safety.

Don't belive him, he annauced just for having supporter for money. Don't even think, he could never comeback to Laos again ONLY DAY DREAM until he dies