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I don't think those cities are major city like Saigon and Hanoi.

 

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Hanoi is the major city already? It's the capital right? I've been there twice and everything I thought I was in China and anyway, Hanoi is just a big slum city in South East Asia same as the Philippines.

But Vietnamese boys are quite handsome and I can get them with only Dong 100,000

 

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Now come on , you turn the economy subject to homosexual conduct. So don't change the subject sorry Thailand economy was not moving since Thaksin was kicked out of from the office. During Thaksin was in the office that was the truth that Thailand was more advantages and more ahead than Vietnam . Since The coup and the airport was shut down . a lot of the investors such as Japanese companies and the United States ans south Korea turned around and invest in Vietnam . There are more import to the United states and European Union from Vietnam ever. Thailand military coup has destroyed the Thailand economy and frozen the development so give the Vietnam a lot of opportunity to find more and investors who used to invest in Thailand. It won't take long for Thailand to destroy herself. Vietnam was destroyed and suffered by the war for many decades but Vietnam is on the way to  recovery. Now Thailand is going to face the  civil war and disaster which no one would like to see. Even Vietnam still hope not to see that happen because it would affect every body in the region.

 

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That all Thailand is about! Sex, Ladyboy, 90% of their tourist go to Thailand for Sex!
Loves Farang too much!

 

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Now many tourist turing to Vietnam for sex tours as the hookers both men and women (sex with pre-teen also coming popular among tourists) it more cheappest and cheapper than Thailand 100 times.

In Laos as well, mainly in Vientiane & Laung Prabang and sometime you may find even cheappest hookers from China

If you think 90% of their tourist go to Thailand for Sex! I don't know that how's your mother giving birth of you? How high of education that your mother can efford to pay for you? You sound's like a frog in coconut shell that don't know about the world outside.

 

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Thailand: The World's Sex Tourism Capital

Unlike brothels or strip clubs, “Ping Pong Shows” do not lure clients through promises of sexual arousal, but promises of sexual perversion — if not sexual torture.They offer freak shows where women’s bodies are reduced to grotesque objects exploited for tourists’ entertainment.

Thai women who have lost their jobs in villages during the economic downturn often travel to cities such as Bangkok for work and are hired not as sex entertainers, but circus animals.These shows are inherently misogynistic; after all, there is no equivalent of a "ping pong show" for men, in which they use their anal muscles to pop out frogs and pull out razors.

One older woman with a scar across her belly from a c-section confides after her performance at a Ping Pong Show, “I don’t like being here, I feel dirty.” She adds, “I left my village when my factory closed.”Nobody knows when, exactly, Ping Pong Shows began, but they’re increasingly raunchy and dangerous as tourists’ threshold for shock increases. One Bangkok organization, EMPOWER, even instructed women in bar prostitution how to insert and pull out razor blades from their vaginas, according to Melissa Farley, Executive Director of Prostitution Research & Education. "This is understood to be a job requirement in the bar-show setting where tricks are sexually excited by the possibility of the genital mutilation of Thai women," notes Farley.

The vast economic disparities between Thai locals and Thailand’s tourists have long enabled affluent foreigners to request massages with “happy ending specials” or “rent a girlfriend/boyfriend” for a holiday. Now, the global economic crisis has spawned new, dangerous ways of objectifying, commoditizing, and demeaning women. Thailand’s sex tourism industry is more risqué, less regulated, and more dangerous than ever before.

Thailand’s tagline is “Land of Smiles,” a beach paradise full of lithe coconut trees lazily swaying under a lapis lazuli sky.But, who’s smiling and who’s wincing in pain? This is a story of destitute Asian women subjecting themselves to extreme degradation for the guffaws of affluent Western benefactors. This is a story where the messy intersection of class, race and sexuality are taken to their disturbing logical extremes.Behind the brothels posing as massage parlors and strip clubs is a painful story involving women trafficked from Burma, minors exploited by pimps, and global economic disparities that force women to sell their bodies.

While many variations of Ping Pong Shows exist around the world, the prevalence of such shows across Thailand — a tourism hotspot for Westerners — makes this story especially worthy of exposure.North Americans comprise 25% of sex tourists in the world and are directly complicit in economically supporting this industry — an industry that often involves prepubescent girls — so this story is largely about our own responsibility.

Thailand is often called “Disneyland for pedophiles” and has up to 600,000 AIDS cases. The huge sex-for-sale industry is driven not only by Australian, European, and American tourists but also a large number of East Asian tourists from Thailand's richer neighbors, especially Japan. The number of prostitutes in Thailand ranges from 800,000 to 2 million,  20%  of whom are 18 or younger. U.S. citizens traveling abroad to exploit minors can be held responsible under U.S. laws; however, neither U.S. laws nor international human rights declarations address the culpability of tourists engaging in sexual voyeurism and exploitation of women in the so-called Land of Smiles.

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For me, I'm sill thinking that Vietnam is still poor country. B'cos Vietnam have no their own signature culture and being sub Chinese culture later than its own.

In the eye of high culture like Laos, I think Vietnam is more like to cheating you in every way.

Don't forget that Vietnam is Chinese and Chinese can not be trust as well as Vietnamese

For Thai people, Vietnam is still poor and far from civilization which worse than Laos or Cambodia at least Cambodia and Laos has its own culture and traditions

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The economy of Thailand is an emerging economy which is heavily export-dependent, with exports accounting for more than two thirds of gross domestic product (GDP) The exchange rate is Baht 33.00/USD.

Thailand has a GDP worth 8.5 trillion Baht (on a purchasing power parity (PPP) basis), or US$627 billion (PPP). This classifies Thailand as the 2nd largest economy in Southeast Asia after Indonesia. Despite this, Thailand ranks midway in the wealth spread in Southeast Asia as it is the 4th richest nation according to GDP per capita, after Singapore, Brunei and Malaysia.

It functions as an anchor economy for the neighboring developing economies of Laos, Burma, and Cambodia. Thailand's recovery from the 1997–1998 Asian financial crisis depended mainly on exports, among various other factors. Thailand ranks high among the world's automotive export industries along with manufacturing of electronic goods.

Most of Thailand's labor force is working in agriculture. However, the relative contribution of agriculture to GDP has declined while exports of goods and services have increased.^[1]

Tourism revenues are on the rise. With the instability surrounding the recent coup and the military rule, however, the GDP growth of Thailand has settled at around 4-5% from previous highs of 5-7% under the previous civilian administration, as investor and consumer confidence has been degraded somewhat due to political uncertainty.

The incumbent elected civilian administration under Samak Sundaravej in power from January 29 to September 9, 2008 stated that the economy will have grown by 5.5% to 6% by the end of 2008. Due to rising oil and food prices, the annual inflation rate for 2008 shot up to 9.2% in July; a 10-year high, but it will unlikely reach double digit rates later this year as oil and food prices are stabilizing.

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ต่อไปในประเทศลาวจะมีการเหยียดหยามคนไทย เหมือนที่คนไทยเคยทำกับลาว ถ้าเรายังมัวแต่โกงกันเอง

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 Don't worry about that  Bro, we're not that kinda  people, Either we are Poor or Rich.  and Why are you worry about it.

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Vietnam economic is growing very fast. Soon, they will be the second rich country in SE Asia. They have like two biggest city to start with(Hanoi and Saigon). While thailand have only Bangkok is their best city.

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what's your point?

are you telling me that have 2 biggest cities is better than have  1 biggest cities?


but the fact is only one bangkok is still better than hanoi+hochimin













-- Edited by chenko on Saturday 13th of February 2010 08:36:13 AM

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Wow, well said...I really love to way you said "One Bangkok City is still Bigger & Better than Hanoi+Hochimin"

That's true!

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HANOI + Ho Chi Minh City

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and.. Bangkok




 

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HANOI + Ho Chi Minh City

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and.. Bangkok

 

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Today!!!

NYC

Hong Kong

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Let's compare who's penis is bigger and more developed.  Maybe we all can get better answers.

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You are really mentally sick  person.

 

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Let's compare who's penis is bigger and more developed.  Maybe we all can get better answers.

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You are really mentally sick  person.

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Are you professionally qualified to diagnose anyone?  Are you a qualified psychiatrist or just an imposter?

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No need even 10 years old kid could tell  who is using up scene language so every body could read  in public discussion, you are low and no class  that every body would say.

 

 

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ความคิดเห็นที่ 81 +4

จากประสบการณ์ที่เคย ทำงานในลาว 3 ปี ได้รีบรู้ว่า คอรัปชั่น เยอะมาก เศรษฐกิจตัวเลขขยายขึ้นก็จริง แต่ประชาชนส่วนมากยังจนอยู่เหมือนเดิม คุณภาพชีวิต และสาธารณูปโภคยังล้าหลังอยู่เหมือนเดิม มีแต่คนระดับบนเท่านั้นที่รวยขึ้น รวยขึ้น แต่ประชาชนทั่วไปจนมากๆ อีกอย่างตอนนี้ระบบวัตถุนิยมเริ่มเข้าไปทำให้คนลาวเปลี่ยนไป วิถีการดำเนินชีวิตเปลี่ยนไป เด็กนักเรียนมัธยมเริ่มมีการลักลอบขายตัวเพื่อนำเงินมาซื้อมือถือ ซื้อเครื่องแต่งกายสวยๆ ซึ่งเมื่อก่อนสาวลาวจะแต่งตัวเรียบร้อยนุ่งผ้าซิ่นน่ารักมาก ตอนนี้ลองย้อนกลับไปผม สงสารเด็กพวกนี้มากเริ่มมีวิถีการดำเนินชีวิตตามชุมชนเมืองแถบบ้านเราขึ้นทุกขณะ โธ่ อนิจจา สุดท้ายก็พวกนักการเมืองเลวๆของลาวนั่นแหละ แดกกันชิบหาย คนไทยหัวใจรักชาติ

ຖືກຕ້ອງ ປະເທດລາວຍັງຕ້ອງແກ້ໄຂບັນຫານີ້ອີກຍາວນານ ເພາະກູ່ມຄົນທີ່ສວຍໄຊ້ອຳນາດ

ແກ່ສິດຜົນປະໂຫຍດສ່ວນຕົວຍັງມີຫຼາຍ 

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ต่อไปในประเทศลาวจะมีการเหยียดหยามคนไทย เหมือนที่คนไทยเคยทำกับลาว ถ้าเรายังมัวแต่โกงกันเอง

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ຄົນລາວບໍ່ໃຈດຳ ຄົນລາວເປັນຄົນຕົງໄປຕົງມາ ຄົນລາວ-ຄົນໄທພາສາເຂົ້າໃຈກັນ ຄວນຮັກກັນໄດ້ ຄົນລາວສ່ວນ

ຫຼາຍຄິດຕາມສັງຄົມໄທ ຕາມຄົນໄທ ແຕ່ເມື່ອສີ່ງທີ່ເຂົານິຍົມ ພັດກັບມາກະທົບເປັນການລັງກຽດແລະດູຖູກເຂົາ

ຕອນນັ້ນຄວາມເຈັບແສບຈະຝັງໄວ້ເປັນແຜໄນຫົວໄຈ (ທູກບໍ່ເກີນສາມທີ ມີບໍ່ເກີນສາມຫົນ)

HANOI (Reuters) - Vietnam risks getting stuck in a cycle of currency devaluations unless it matches its foreign exchange measures with policies to bring inflation under control and effectively limit the growing trade deficit.

Inflation is creeping higher once again and the trade deficit is expanding, undermining official efforts to draw U.S. dollars being hoarded by Vietnamese back into circulation and so reduce a drain on foreign currency reserves.

The State Bank of Vietnam on Thursday devalued the dong by 3.25 percent and imposed a cap on dollar deposit rates. It was the third devaluation since December 2008, bringing the central bank's daily reference rate down by a total of more than 11 percent in just over a year.

Bui Kien Thanh, a former government adviser, said neither measure addressed the underlying need for broader policy changes.

"The State Bank foreign exchange reserves will shrink further and the State Bank will be forced to take further action to defend dong parity," he said.

"There will be no end to this vicious circle. A new approach and a new monetary policy are necessary to blow new life into the economy, instead of rearguard actions and negative regulations."

The dong is managed in a trading band and has been under persistent pressure to depreciate for nearly two years as the economy overheated and then weakened during the global financial crisis.