Gene..... Laotian don't have a good gene. thats why... i believe it is main factor for someone become a smart and good at studying.

That is including Thai Chinese kids as well not only Vietnamese kids. Please , have respect. There is no other race is better then the other.

Thank you for English lesson Vietnamese , Chinese or Thai Chinese kids and you know that English is not my language and I hope, you understood what I meant.

There are some Lao kids who have been brain washing and have been taught a lot of hatred to Capitalism , American and Lao Nork without knowing the truth and it is sad.

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This is the reason why certain Lao-American individual in here are so xenophobic and harboring ill feeling towards the Chinese and Vietnamese. The fact is that they can't compete with the Chinese and the Vietnamese, even in the USA.
"A new report from the think tank Education Trust-West reveals alarming disparities in academic achievement among different Asian ethnic groups in California.The report, “Overlooked and Underserved,” which is to be published next month, reveals that while Chinese, Japanese, Korean, South Asian and Vietnamese students often scored better than their white classmates, the public school system appeared to be failing Cambodian, Laotian and Pacific Islander students, who fell farther behind the longer they were in school."
http://news.newamericamedia.org/news/view_article.html?article_id=5c548b8bb8cb9cc3fb28718a27087e2d&from=rss

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That is the truth  that Laotian American could not complete with the Chinese American in the US but just have to remember that  the majority of Lao refugees and their parents were  farmers and not well educated  people  who have been in the US only 3 decades and the Chinese have been in the US over 200 years to build the railroads but that have nothing to do with Lao American , Lao European and Lao Australian in here are so xenophobic and harbouring ill feeling toward the Chinese and Vietnamese.The Lao American , Lao European and Lao Australian who are losers and they don't care and give a damns about  any things and what are happening in Laos or even in the country that they are living but to survive and take care of their own families. There are some Lao abroad and over sea who love and care about Laos to be a better place to live and don't want the Vietnamese and the Chinese indirectly take over Laos or dominated Laos and they want Laos to be ourselves. So they  criticise the Chinese and the Vietnamese who are friend and allies why they take too much advantages from Laos. After all  It is about our neighbouring countries such as Vietnam and China who are  investors take advantages from Laos in any way they have the opportunity for example the Chinese and Vietnamese companies in Laos bring their own workers to work and don't hire the Laotian that what they are up set . There are hundred of thousand Laotian who could not be employed in their own country and have to go to Thailand and work while million Chinese and Vietnamese are working in Laos.

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Please aloud me to say this. When are Lao  Nai ever gonna get wise up and stop being so anal  and misinterpretation aboutl the well meaning advice  from Lao abroad mainly from Laos Americans?
Are you guys gonna wait until you see the day where all of you became minority in your own land?  or indirectly got kick out from your own land?

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         Don't worry about Lao Nork  who were born in the United States , Australia and European Union. 80% those kids don't even  read  and write Lao. They don't want to run Laos so stop be panic a. Also stop being panic  when ever they talk the truth about the country is still the least developed and the most poorest country and also the most corrupted nation because it is the truth. They love and care about their motherland and want their motherland to be a better place to live .  They don't want any thing from Laos and the Lao government but just want to see more developed and economy growth, good justice system, good education , good health and good living condition for all with fair treatment for all Laotian and be proud of their motherland and they love to see Laos to be the best that she could be .

 

wWe have to wait another half century my friendsor perhaps a whole century to see laos developed. As everyone know that in the former time a few semi industries Laos had were the property of chinese people citing : plywood co, 555 tobacco co. Detergent co, monosodium co, Laovieng korsang, vienglao Differencial fact and many many others belonged to chinese people... not lao- chineses but just shortly chineses and vietnameses.
we want to be different from thailand or cambodia ? In the former regime, the finance system of the country was in the hand of chineses people and now you want to change it, impossible, my dear friends, China is a huge hungry monster with Bl people who most of them are skilled workers that can endure in worst teperature while working and eating very little and comparing with us ...it's really different.
with kind regards my dear friends.

Years a go I was very exited to go back and visit my mother land.  After I've seen and learned about how Lao Nai felt about Lao Americans, I just couldn't stomach it and I had lost the excitement for my mother land, even though I'm connected to one of the high ranking officials there, it still didn't make much defference to me.

DEATHEP wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:

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Years a go I was very exited to go back and visit my mother land.  After I've seen and learned about how Lao Nai felt about Lao Americans, I just couldn't stomach it and I had lost the excitement for my mother land, even though I'm connected to one of the high ranking officials there, it still didn't make much defference to me.

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That is the most ridiculous comment I've read in the longest time. Look in the mirror before blaming an entire country for your displeasure. My visit to Laos was welcoming and friendly. You probably looked/talked/behaved inappropriately in which it wouldn't matter where you were visiting from. Your mindset that "I'm important because I'm connect to high ranking officials" already tells volume about your character. I'm "connected" to farmers, businessmen, and government, but I doesn't mean anything with interacting with locals, because I know my place as a visitor/tourist.

anyway,

I've yet to meet a Lao American student that I can actually respect to be perfectly honest. I disprove of the nak-leng kids just as I do for every other race, because they are no different.

I was in a Lao student organization for a VERY short while. I was dismayed at their lack of a strong academic pursuit, ignorance towards Laos and Lao culture, and their "low income/education" accents The statistic in the first post doesn't surprise me at all. Its bad enough that most people don't know what Lao is, but even worse when they associate Lao people with ghetto, low class Asians. I wouldn't blame them, because that's all I've seen so far as well.

But there's a simple solution for this generation. Ground the student if he makes a B, discipline the student if he makes a C. Buy them proper fitting clothes, monitor who they hang out with, and keep them busy with mindful activities. 

 

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You're exactly like him - just the opposite extreme view point.

 

Anonymous wrote:

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DEATHEP wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:

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Years a go I was very exited to go back and visit my mother land.  After I've seen and learned about how Lao Nai felt about Lao Americans, I just couldn't stomach it and I had lost the excitement for my mother land, even though I'm connected to one of the high ranking officials there, it still didn't make much defference to me.

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That is the most ridiculous comment I've read in the longest time. Look in the mirror before blaming an entire country for your displeasure. My visit to Laos was welcoming and friendly. You probably looked/talked/behaved inappropriately in which it wouldn't matter where you were visiting from. Your mindset that "I'm important because I'm connect to high ranking officials" already tells volume about your character. I'm "connected" to farmers, businessmen, and government, but I doesn't mean anything with interacting with locals, because I know my place as a visitor/tourist.

anyway,

I've yet to meet a Lao American student that I can actually respect to be perfectly honest. I disprove of the nak-leng kids just as I do for every other race, because they are no different.

I was in a Lao student organization for a VERY short while. I was dismayed at their lack of a strong academic pursuit, ignorance towards Laos and Lao culture, and their "low income/education" accents The statistic in the first post doesn't surprise me at all. Its bad enough that most people don't know what Lao is, but even worse when they associate Lao people with ghetto, low class Asians. I wouldn't blame them, because that's all I've seen so far as well.

But there's a simple solution for this generation. Ground the student if he makes a B, discipline the student if he makes a C. Buy them proper fitting clothes, monitor who they hang out with, and keep them busy with mindful activities. 

 

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You're exactly like him - just the opposite extreme view point.

 

 

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Anonymous wrote:

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Years a go I was very
exited to go back and visit my mother land.  After I've seen and
learned about how Lao Nai felt about Lao Americans, I just couldn't
stomach it and I had lost the excitement for my mother land, even
though I'm connected to one of the high ranking officials there, it
still didn't make much defference to me.

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That
is the most ridiculous comment I've read in the longest time. Look in
the mirror before blaming an entire country for your displeasure. My
visit to Laos was welcoming and friendly. You probably
looked/talked/behaved inappropriately in which it wouldn't matter where
you were visiting from. Your mindset that "I'm important because I'm
connect to high ranking officials" already tells volume about your
character. I'm "connected" to farmers, businessmen, and government, but
I doesn't mean anything with interacting with locals, because I know my
place as a visitor/tourist.

anyway,

I've yet to meet a
Lao American student that I can actually respect to be perfectly
honest. I disprove of the nak-leng kids just as I do for every other
race, because they are no different.

I was in a Lao student
organization for a VERY short while. I was dismayed at their lack of a
strong academic pursuit, ignorance towards Laos and Lao culture, and
their "low income/education" accents The statistic in the first post
doesn't surprise me at all. Its bad enough that most people don't know
what Lao is, but even worse when they associate Lao people with ghetto,
low class Asians. I wouldn't blame them, because that's all I've seen
so far as well.

But there's a simple solution for this
generation. Ground the student if he makes a B, discipline the student
if he makes a C. Buy them proper fitting clothes, monitor who they hang
out with, and keep them busy with mindful activities.

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You're shallow mind needed to think deeper than that before you irrationally concluded my opinion and for the record I'm not a prejudice person as you have so foolishly assumed about me. That's why I was not impressed and exited even I will be treated like vip  and stay at my relative's lavish home when ever I decided to go visit Laos. Laos has been on my mind for the past 30 yrs and now it does not exited me any longer, because local Lao have changed so much in the way that I'm no longer felt the same as I use to about my mother land and my people as they no longer consider Lao Americans are Laotians. 

 

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This is the reason whycertain Lao-American individualin here are so xenophobic and harboring ill feeling towards the Chinese and Vietnamese. The fact is that they can't compete with the Chinese and the Vietnamese, even in the USA.

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I am a proud citizen of the Lao PDR. If you care to read the entire contend carefully and not get too emotion, you would have not made the following statement.


This is not a new finding and which Lao are you? I am a lao-american and I can assure you that most lao in general do not feel this way toward them.

"xenophobic and harboring ill feeling towards the Chinese and Vietnamese"

Nangdarling

 

 

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Anonymous wrote:

Please aloud me to say this. When are Lao  Nai ever gonna get wise up and stop being so anal  and misinterpretation aboutl the well meaning advice  from Lao abroad mainly from Laos Americans?
Are you guys gonna wait until you see the day where all of you became minority in your own land?  or indirectly got kick out from your own land?

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Just do yourself a big favor and save those "well meaning advices" for those struggling Lao-American children. Trust me, they need it more than we do. As for us becoming a minority in our own Country, you need not worry about us, yourself are already a minority. Do you see the difference? You're currently a minority and we're not even anywhere near your current predicament. You worry about yourself first, ok!

Stop pretending all is well while your children are struggling to keep up with their peers in the field of education making the right choice in life.

Good! One less problematic Lao-American tourist for us to deal with. Laos tourism will prosper without you!

Anonymous wrote:

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Years a go I was very exited to go back and visit my mother land.  After I've seen and learned about how Lao Nai felt about Lao Americans, I just couldn't stomach it and I had lost the excitement for my mother land, even though I'm connected to one of the high ranking officials there, it still didn't make much defference to me.

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Anonymous wrote:

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You're shallow mind needed to think deeper than that before you irrationally concluded my opinion and for the record I'm not a prejudice person as you have so foolishly assumed about me. That's why I was not impressed and exited even I will be treated like vip  and stay at my relative's lavish home when ever I decided to go visit Laos. Laos has been on my mind for the past 30 yrs and now it does not exited me any longer, because local Lao have changed so much in the way that I'm no longer felt the same as I use to about my mother land and my people as they no longer consider Lao Americans are Laotians. 

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I don't recall seeing the British Authority granting special priviledge to Anglo-American. What make you think you're special than anyone else?

 

Apparently this Lao-American bigot is totally ignorance of the Fourth Geneva Convention and the International laws pertaining to Annexation.

Laos is totally different from Tibet and Xinjian. Laos is a full member of the UN and recognized by over 100 Countries. Whereas, Tibet and Xinjian never was a member of the UN.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Annexation

Annexation

Annexation (Latin ad, to, and nexus, joining) is the de jure incorporation of some territory into another geo-political entity (either adjacent or non-contiguous). Usually, it is implied that the territory and population being annexed is the smaller, more peripheral, and weaker of the two merging entities. It can also imply a certain measure of coercion, expansionism or unilateralism on the part of the stronger of the merging entities. Because of this, more positive terms like political union or reunification are sometimes preferred.

Annexation differs from cession and amalgamation, because unlike cession where territory is given or sold through treaty, or amalgamation (where the authorities of both sides are asked if they agree with the merge), annexation is a unilateral act where territory is seized and held by one state that tries to make its move legitimate by being recognised by the other international bodies (ie. countries and intergovernmental organisations).^[1]

During World War II the use of annexation deprived whole populations of the safeguards provided by international laws governing military occupations. Changes were introduced to international law through the Fourth Geneva Convention that makes it much more difficult for a state to bypass international law through the use of annexation.^[2]

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 Nothing any one could do so  just like Xinjiang and Tibet ( racist) when Laotian leader  could not see the future of Laos made a decision for the whole country and all the Lao people for good in the short term just survived and Lao people have to pay back in their life time and meny generatioms by allowing  million in Chinese and Vietnamese to settle in Laos and spend very little money on education to educated and train Lao people that would make Lao people to be able to catch with the Chinese and Vietnamese in future. So no doubt about it that the majority of Laotian will still  be not well educated and still  be poor tomorrow . So the Chinese and Vietnamese will own almost every business and control Laos.  For Lao American they become American  citizen and still chasing their fantasy and American dream in the US. Most of them will not care of what so ever that Laos and their people will be suffering and will owned by the Chinese and the Vietnamese. They don't even care and interested to learn to read and write Lao but  there are only few Lao American and European and Australia who care but have rejected by the Lao Nai who are panic and could not handle the the truth and couldn't stand to accept and open their minds and their eyes to see the outside world have been changing in time.

 

 

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Chinese isn't stupid to take over Laos like they had taken over Tibet and Xinxiang but they used their money to buy and indirectly influence in Laos and gained all their great expectation in return with more than they expect in the long run.

Anonymous wrote:

     The Chinese isn't stupid to take over Laos like Tibet and Xinxiang . Also the Chinese  and the Vietnamese spend billions and invested in Laos  not because they Love Laotian. Every penny that the Chinese and the Vietnamese are spending and  investing on Laos are well calculated with great expectation return in economically and politically . Laos is still Laos but will be controlled and ruled by the Chinese and Vietnamese influence which the Laotian will be the one who will pay for in a long time . That is called the modern way of conquer by the Chinese. The Chinese love to put their foothold in Laos to be the base of their new way to reform their economical and political influence in southeast Asia. Laos is still Lao's country but not own by the Laotian and will be occupy by million of Chinese and Vietnamese that is the truth.

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Genius,

 Of course the Chinese and the Vietnamese are in it for the profit. We're not that naive as you think. In the world of business there are you two way transactions. We consider the Chinese and Vietnamese FDIs as student loan.

China and Vietnam shared a common history and ideology. We are bound by a common history and struggle. China was humiliated by the Western powers in the past 200 years. The West still pose a threat to China's national security. Nobody understand the threat pose by the West more than Laos and Vietnam. The bombed landscape in Laos is a great reminder of Western destructive tendency.

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        That is none sense. Today is the 21st century . Japan were bombed by Atomic bombs and Berlin was level to the ground and south Korea was completely torn apart and the people were starved and China was also starved 60 years ago. Then the United State rebuilt Japan , Germany and south Korea after the war .  Then stopped economy sanction against China and allow the American business to invest and move the 50 % of the American factories to China because of Cheap labors so the companies could save money and avoid paying high tax, union pay ( 3 dollars or less per day instead of the minimum wage $7.75 per hour or may be more in the factories is belong to the Union, work comp and law sue, vacation pay, sick leave pay , pension and medical benefit so the companies could save trillions to have a cheap products are made in China and don't have to worry about the pollution and toxic wast. That is why China become economy super power. That stupid that to a great reminder like Kim Jong iL and Fidel Castro like your idea to think and try to live in the past. The black people used to slave and the black leaders told their people to get educated and get rich not to get  mad , even or revenge. To be very stupid that for the last 3decades that Lao government have never really invest on the Lao people and educated and train Lao people to become the skill workers in any field unlike south Korean and Singaporean who invested heavily on education and turn their people to become well educated and skill workers. 

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Yes, I am 100% Laotian, Phd and US Army officer. I say this just to wake you guys up not insult anything about my forefather. BUt please brother Laotians do not indulge too much in expensive cars, big house, casino while working in a minimum wage.

Hmongs are from Laos too, why they are so smart in school. I saw many of them are in the high ranking officers in the army. Many are doctors. There may have many Laotians who are high ranking officers in the Army but so for I see only Koreans, Vietnamese or Japanese But NO Loatians.  I see quite a lot of Latin enlisted personnel.

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          I am also 100% Laotian. I just could no longer stay silence when some one  talking about race. I could never make it and be where I am today if I was in Laos. My parent did not even finish the elementary school in Laos. But I am lucky that I went to school all the way and earned my degree. So every human being in every race is equal and capable to learn and to be sucessful if they have the opportunity.

 

Anonymous wrote:

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Yes, I am 100% Laotian, Phd and US Army officer. I say this just to wake you guys up not insult anything about my forefather. BUt please brother Laotians do not indulge too much in expensive cars, big house, casino while working in a minimum wage.

Hmongs are from Laos too, why they are so smart in school. I saw many of them are in the high ranking officers in the army. Many are doctors. There may have many Laotians who are high ranking officers in the Army but so for I see only Koreans, Vietnamese or Japanese But NO Loatians.  I see quite a lot of Latin enlisted personnel.

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          I am also 100% Laotian. I just could no longer stay silence when some one  talking about race. I could never make it and be where I am today if I was in Laos. My parent did not even finish the elementary school in Laos. But I am lucky that I went to school all the way and earned my degree. So every human being in every race is equal and capable to learn and to be successful if they have the opportunity.

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        Big deal there are thousand of Laotian students graduated from the China and Lao University and have their degree and means nothing because they couldn't find  jobs. Having the degree don't mean successful and intelligent. There are plenty of the Laotian students with the degree from china. So it just waste of time to spend years in studying and gaining nothing.

 

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Don't worry about Lao Nork  who were born in the United States , Australia and European Union. 80% those kids don't even  read  and write Lao. They don't want to run Laos so stop be panic a. Also stop being panic  when ever they talk the truth about the country is still the least developed and the most poorest country and also the most corrupted nation because it is the truth. They love and care about their motherland and want their motherland to be a better place to live .  They don't want any thing from Laos and the Lao government but just want to see more developed and economy growth, good justice system, good education , good health and good living condition for all with fair treatment for all Laotian and be proud of their motherland and they love to see Laos to be the best that she could be .

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Who said anything about us worrying about you foreigners? FYI, this is a Lao PDR based and oriented website. I only see your foreigners coming here inciting hatred and creating misunderstanding among the Multi-Ethnic Lao people. Naturally we will defend the honor and integrity of our Nation.

You're talking about our Country of being poor and underdeveloped, while you people are among the poorest of all Americans. What is that say about you? A pot calling the kettle black!

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                  This topis is about the Lao America in the UUnited states. Can't you read ? I thought that it was you who brought this topic up to insult the Lao American. So when you could stand and handle to know the thetruth and finally lost your temper and show your true color and start calling name again. The truth is the truth and the fact is the fact and Lao American do accepth that Lao American could not complete with the Chinese American as a lot of reader said. So Lao American , Lao European and Lao Australian have some concern about their motherland what is wrong with that ? The truth is Laos is the least developed and the poorest country and the most top 10 corrupted nation in the world. Sorry to talk about the truth. So if you would like to discuss and debate please behave as the educated and cilivize person with manner and respect. By calling name it just only make you look like uneducated person.


World's 50 Poorest Countries
UN list of least developed countries1
Afghanistan, Angola, Bangladesh, Benin, Bhutan, Burkina Faso, Burundi, Cambodia, Cape Verde, Central African Republic, Chad, Comoros, Democratic Republic of Congo, Djibouti, Equatorial Guinea, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Gambia, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Haiti, Kiribati, Laos, Lesotho, Liberia, Madagascar, Malawi, Maldives, Mali, Mauritania, Mozambique, Myanmar, Nepal, Niger, Rwanda, Samoa, São Tomé and Príncipe, Senegal, Sierra Leone, Solomon Islands, Somalia, Sudan, East Timor, Togo, Tuvalu, Uganda, Tanzania, Vanuatu, Yemen, Zambi


World’s most corrupt and least corrupt nations
Sun, Jan 27, 2008
Dubai News

Corruption watchdog Transparency International has released a list of the world’s most and least corrupt nations.The report comes ahead of a conference in Bali this week where more than 100 countries are expected to gather for a United Nations anti-corruption conference.

Four countries from the region made it to the list of most corrupt countries in the world: Somalia and Myanmar tied in the top spot, followed by Iraq and Sudan.

The least corrupt countries in the world are Denmark, Finland and New Zealand, scoring 9.4 on the Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI). The UAE ranked 36 in the list.


The lower the CPI of a country, the higher corruption is, with 0 being the most corrupt and 10 being very clean.

Most corrupt country and CPI score
Somalia: 1.4
Myanmar: 1.4
Iraq: 1.5
Haiti: 1.6
Uzbekistan: 1.7
Tonga: 1.7
Sudan: 1.8
Chad: 1.8
Afghanistan: 1.8
Laos: 1.9

Least corrupt country and CPI score
Denmark: 9.4
Finland: 9.4
New Zealand: 9.4
Singapore: 9.3
Sweden: 9.3
Iceland: 9.2
Netherlands: 9.0
Switzerland: 9.0
Canada: 8.7
Norway: 8.7


The least corrupt countries in the world are Denmark, Finland and New Zealand, according to Transparency International.

Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:

Please aloud me to say this. When are Lao  Nai ever gonna get wise up and stop being so anal  and misinterpretation about the well meaning advice  from Lao abroad mainly from Laos Americans?
Are you guys gonna wait until you see the day where all of you became minority in your own land?  or indirectly got kick out from your own land?

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Just do yourself a big favor and save those "well meaning advices" for those struggling Lao-American children. Trust me, they need it more than we do. As for us becoming a minority in our own Country, you need not worry about us, yourself are already a minority. Do you see the difference? You're currently a minority and we're not even anywhere near your current predicament. You worry about yourself first, ok!

Stop pretending all is well while your children are struggling to keep up with their peers in the field of education making the right choice in life.

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You are sadly mistaken, there are only a small number of us that are struggling in the U.S in comparison to more than 5 millions of Laotians in Laos  and as for your info as I'm a Lao American I don't feel bad or sad to be a minority in someone else's land at least it's better than in your own land. You're an only  IDIOTin the world who could except this kind of trade off. Lao Americans are not the only minority in the U.S.A. there're millions of other races and we all have the right to be any thing that we wanted to be in life , the sky's is the limit. As a start the right to be employed, the right to vote and chose our own president, to get educations, to get health care benefits, etc...these are of the few which are more than I can say about your right which you have none and all the Lao pdr who wishes that they could have the same rights as those foreigners and the illegals who had just came to live on your land and they have more rights than you!! the owner of your land and so there is nothing for me to worry about the children in America compare to the children in Laos who had to go to Thailand for a very low paying jobs or prostitutions and being treated less of a human when they should be in school unlike Lao Americans' children they all have to go to school until they reached 18 or 19 yrs of age under the law for "  No children left behind or ED.Gov. " 

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           That is sad and nothing to be proud of that to see our own people don't have the right to be employed in our own country and be the minority  and second class citizen of own country. That is the truth that million of Chinese and  illegal Vietnamese who have more right than Laotian to be employed in Chinese and Vietnamese companies in our own country.

 

Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:

Please aloud me to say this. When are Lao  Nai ever gonna get wise up and stop being so anal  and misinterpretation aboutl the well meaning advice  from Lao abroad mainly from Laos Americans?
Are you guys gonna wait until you see the day where all of you became minority in your own land?  or indirectly got kick out from your own land?

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Just do yourself a big favor and save those "well meaning advices" for those struggling Lao-American children. Trust me, they need it more than we do. As for us becoming a minority in our own Country, you need not worry about us, yourself are already a minority. Do you see the difference? You're currently a minority and we're not even anywhere near your current predicament. You worry about yourself first, ok!

Stop pretending all is well while your children are struggling to keep up with their peers in the field of education making the right choice in life.

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You are sadly mistaken, there are only a small number of us that are struggling in the U.S in comparison to more than 5 millions of Laotians in Laos  and as for your info as I'm a Lao American I don't feel bad or sad to be a minority in someone else's land at least it's better than in your own land. You're an only  IDIOTin the world who could except this kind of trade off. Lao Americans are not the only minority in the U.S.A. there're millions of other races and we all have the right to be any thing that we wanted to be in life , the sky's is the limit. As a start the right to be employed, the right to vote and chose our own president, to get educations, to get health care benifits, etc...these are of the few which are more than I can say about your right which you have none and all the Lao pdr who wishes that they could have the same rights as those foreigners and the illegals who had just came to live on your land and they have more rights than you!! the owner of your land and so there is nothing for me to worry about the children in America compare to the children in Laos who had to go to Thailand for a very low paying jobs or prostitutions and being treated less of a human when they should be in school unlike Lao Americans' children they all have to go to school until they reached 18 or 19 yrs of age under the law for "  No children left behind or ED.Gov. " 
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Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:

Please aloud me to say this. When are Lao  Nai ever gonna get wise up and stop being so anal  and misinterpretation aboutl the well meaning advice  from Lao abroad mainly from Laos Americans?
Are you guys gonna wait until you see the day where all of you became minority in your own land?  or indirectly got kick out from your own land?

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Just do yourself a big favor and save those "well meaning advices" for those struggling Lao-American children. Trust me, they need it more than we do. As for us becoming a minority in our own Country, you need not worry about us, yourself are already a minority. Do you see the difference? You're currently a minority and we're not even anywhere near your current predicament. You worry about yourself first, ok!

Stop pretending all is well while your children are struggling to keep up with their peers in the field of education making the right choice in life.

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You are sadly mistaken, there are only a small number of us that are struggling in the U.S in comparison to more than 5 millions of Laotians in Laos  and as for your info as I'm a Lao American I don't feel bad or sad to be a minority in someone else's land at least it's better than in your own land. You're an only  IDIOTin the world who could except this kind of trade off. Lao Americans are not the only minority in the U.S.A. there're millions of other races and we all have the right to be any thing that we wanted to be in life , the sky's is the limit. As a start the right to be employed, the right to vote and chose our own president, to get educations, to get health care benifits, etc...these are of the few which are more than I can say about your right which you have none and all the Lao pdr who wishes that they could have the same rights as those foreigners and the illegals who had just came to live on your land and they have more rights than you!! the owner of your land and so there is nothing for me to worry about the children in America compare to the children in Laos who had to go to Thailand for a very low paying jobs or prostitutions and being treated less of a human when they should be in school unlike Lao Americans' children they all have to go to school until they reached 18 or 19 yrs of age under the law for "  No children left behind or ED.Gov. " 
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    Wow!!! Good match.

 

-- Edited by Dark Angel on Wednesday 24th of February 2010 05:59:04 PM

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Gene..... Laotian don't have a good gene. thats why... i believe it is main factor for someone become a smart and good at studying.

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May be his gene.

 

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Only Vietnamese and Chinese have good gene that is why a lot of Lao women want to marry them.

 

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Really?
Your head is way too big for you body!

 

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Please aloud me to say this. When are Lao  Nai ever gonna get wise up and stop being so anal  and misinterpretation about the well meaning advice  from Lao abroad mainly from Laos Americans?
Are you guys gonna wait until you see the day where all of you became minority in your own land?  or indirectly got kick out from your own land?

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Just do yourself a big favor and save those "well meaning advices" for those struggling Lao-American children. Trust me, they need it more than we do. As for us becoming a minority in our own Country, you need not worry about us, yourself are already a minority. Do you see the difference? You're currently a minority and we're not even anywhere near your current predicament. You worry about yourself first, ok!

Stop pretending all is well while your children are struggling to keep up with their peers in the field of education making the right choice in life.

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You are sadly mistaken, there are only a small number of us that are struggling in the U.S in comparison to more than 5 millions of Laotians in Laos  and as for your info as I'm a Lao American I don't feel bad or sad to be a minority in someone else's land at least it's better than in your own land. You're an only  IDIOTin the world who could except this kind of trade off. Lao Americans are not the only minority in the U.S.A. there're millions of other races and we all have the right to be any thing that we wanted to be in life , the sky's is the limit. As a start the right to be employed, the right to vote and chose our own president, to get educations, to get health care benefits, etc...these are of the few which are more than I can say about your right which you have none and all the Lao pdr who wishes that they could have the same rights as those foreigners and the illegals who had just came to live on your land and they have more rights than you!! the owner of your land and so there is nothing for me to worry about the children in America compare to the children in Laos who had to go to Thailand for a very low paying jobs or prostitutions and being treated less of a human when they should be in school unlike Lao Americans' children they all have to go to school until they reached 18 or 19 yrs of age under the law for "  No children left behind or ED.Gov. " 
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I'll have to call you out on this as well. I remain much more concerned about the Lao population in the US rather than in Laos. We are among the poorest academically performing races, as well as one of the lowest financially. At least in Laos they have an excuse, and the only place to go is up. You mention all the rights, freedoms, and programs we have in America, and it makes it even more embarrassing of the lack of success within Lao American students.

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         There are some successful  Laotian. Please , stop insulting Lao American . As I said that I normally  will never get involve  in trash talking  unless about race. There is no other race is better than the other race. My nephew is  a doctor . I am well educated , comfortable  and my finance is fantastic. I could never make it in Laos. I could not help myself to feel bad for the poor Lao kids in the countryside  and remote area . For the Lao American and they have the opportunity if they don't make it in life and want to stay on the welfare and  food stamp  program for the rest of their life so it is their own faults . So let try to help the poor kids in Laos who really need help . No need try to insult the Lao American who loves and cares and concerns about the Chinese and the Vietnamese who will be the majority and rich and racist between poor and low class Lao people.