Ah hammm! liar or no liar, the truth will come out. RFA has pretty reliable sources in Laos, their intel is often proven correct and their professionalism is to be commended. With overseas reporters descending into Laos on mass for SEA game and direct news feed, there will be side affects reporting from some remote areas and topics other than SEA game. While the eye of the world is on Laos and the toothless ASEAN human rights convention will be tested, there are people, including die hard radical communists and the dispossessed who will challenge LPDR corrupted power.
Oh! watch out for security cameras they have been installed in the hundreds. AND the tuktuk drivers that don't take passengers at most corners of the city they are the uniformed security people. Plus groups of young people at night in city corners they are the konglorn. If you drive, do what the Russian do, hand them your docs wallet containing your license but don't bribe!
> Ah hammm! liar or no liar, the truth will come out. RFA has pretty > reliable sources in Laos, their intel is often proven correct and > their professionalism is to be commended. With overseas reporters > descending into Laos on mass for SEA game and direct news feed, there > will be side affects reporting from some remote areas and topics other > than SEA game. While the eye of the world is on Laos and the > toothless ASEAN human rights convention will be tested, there are > people, including die hard radical communists and the dispossessed who > will challenge LPDR corrupted power.
> Oh! watch out for security cameras they have been installed in the > hundreds. AND the tuktuk drivers that don't take passengers at most > corners of the city they are the uniformed security people. Plus > groups of young people at night in city corners they are the konglorn. > If you drive, do what the Russian do, hand them your docs wallet > containing your license but don't bribe!
Laos is freedom country, but the freedom they want is freedom of lies, fabricated, cut and paste like they did in Fag Findink magazine...
> Ah hammm! liar or no liar, the truth will come out. RFA has pretty > reliable sources in Laos, their intel is often proven correct and > their professionalism is to be commended. With overseas reporters > descending into Laos on mass for SEA game and direct news feed, there > will be side affects reporting from some remote areas and topics other > than SEA game. While the eye of the world is on Laos and the > toothless ASEAN human rights convention will be tested, there are > people, including die hard radical communists and the dispossessed who > will challenge LPDR corrupted power.
> Oh! watch out for security cameras they have been installed in the > hundreds. AND the tuktuk drivers that don't take passengers at most > corners of the city they are the uniformed security people. Plus > groups of young people at night in city corners they are the konglorn. > If you drive, do what the Russian do, hand them your docs wallet > containing your license but don't bribe!
The chances of Muang Lao getting to host the SEA Game is small but Lao got that opportunity to host this game. During this game, politics should be put aside and all sides should come together and make this event a success.
I support everyone's rights to express their opinion, but holding protests during times of celebration is plainly wrong. Example: During ai Xiang's (subsitute any name here, ai CasaLao, ai Puan, ai Souk...etc.) birthday celebration with families and friends patting ai Xiang on the back, ai Xiang's youngest son shows up naked covered in feces crying that he's protesting ai Xiang's disapproval of his homosexuality? Wrong place, wrong method, wrong time to protest.
I think it is time to plan a topper and bigger protest during SEA game. Who in charge please make a better plan and get more people involve. If you or the people sacrify to protest need money let us know, we will provide. Do again do not stop, we are 100% support by word, by money or whatever to get the job done.
I encourage everyone to get involve by support monitary so they will have the things they need to do the job. May Budda bless all.
We call up on all Lao Nai people to uprising in a form of peaceful protest against this commie regime during the time of SEA game where multinational reporters are present to let the world know that how commie lie, cheat, steal, kill, imprison its own people without valid reasons. Cell phone text messages should be used to spread message to make their voices heard.
Commie sold Lao lands for Chinese to build this sport complexes, LPDR received millions of dollars from Viet for Lands used in Southern Laos. These SEA game are benefit only to the idiots of a few on the top government. It leave millions of dollars of debts for many Laos nai generations to pay for. No way a typical person can afford a game ticket to the sport event when a typical Lao person makes $1 per day.
On Nov 6, 12:50 am, thanouxay <thanou...@hotmail.com> wrote:
On Nov 6, 10:33 am, cwjmem <cwj...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> We call up on all Lao Nai people to uprising in a form of peaceful > protest against this commie regime during the time of SEA game where > multinational reporters are present to let the world know that how > commie lie, cheat, steal, kill, imprison its own people without valid > reasons.
Regarding freedom of the press, we already know what the Lao PDR will be doing, according to their state run "media" of the KPL:
"The mass media at all times are involved in the Party strategy and tactics...The Lao Journalists' Association also took steps in urging journalists to serve the country and people, being Party and Government announcers, disseminating policies and motivating the people to implement two strategic tasks: development and the country's security and protection."
Ah hamm! TKM, Xiang sais to his son; son, you are an adult now, I respect you personal choice it does not make any lesser son and we love you.
PY/Phuan, freedom of speech is in Lao constitution! it does not destroy Lao heritage and culture, the video you referred to is LPB royal heritage and culture that all Lao people still embrace despite its early repression by the communists. Even the institution of Wat and religion was wrong in the eye of the communists, as there is no god for communism and yet the elderly politburos, now suffering from their excess of life that they don't know how to handle, kneel in front of Buddha statues and saffron robes and ask for salvation for their sins.
To resolve an issue, people has to own up to them; the issue is Lao people are not given the rights for self determination. The form of freedom and liberty may differs from the western model, but the people has the rights to choose; free of repression, aggression and oppression.
It is not an issue of law and order, when Phak is outside the law and therefore conducting unlawful acts. Corruption only benefit the few , is an act of contempt of common interests and stealing from the public that belongs to everyone to share as in true socialism. Lack of transparency breeds secret deals and sell off of national assets into private hands that deprives and mortgage Lao future, who is forced into a life of servitude to foreign interests, a stranger in their own land. GOL is living a fast life that they can not afford, on credit cards, a costly veneer life style that will soon catch up with them; and people will say the politburo has no cloth.
This will be a brief history of mismanagement due to hatred souls above logic, a brief history of failed communism and revenge compare with the long memorable royal heritage. As in Russia, all the statues and mausoleums will be dismantled and buried by generations to come that have no heart or ownership of problems of your own creation.
On Nov 6, 3:25 pm, ທ້າວໄຂ່ມືດ <laon...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> On Nov 5, 5:58 pm, ນໍ້າໃຈລາວ XiangMieng <xiangmi...@googlemail.com> > wrote:
> > Ah hammm! liar or no liar, the truth will come out. RFA has pretty > > reliable sources in Laos, their intel is often proven correct and > > their professionalism is to be commended. With overseas reporters > > descending into Laos on mass for SEA game and direct news feed, there > > will be side affects reporting from some remote areas and topics other > > than SEA game. While the eye of the world is on Laos and the > > toothless ASEAN human rights convention will be tested, there are > > people, including die hard radical communists and the dispossessed who > > will challenge LPDR corrupted power.
> > Oh! watch out for security cameras they have been installed in the > > hundreds. AND the tuktuk drivers that don't take passengers at most > > corners of the city they are the uniformed security people. Plus > > groups of young people at night in city corners they are the konglorn. > > If you drive, do what the Russian do, hand them your docs wallet > > containing your license but don't bribe!
> The chances of Muang Lao getting to host the SEA Game is small but Lao > got that opportunity to host this game. During this game, politics > should be put aside and all sides should come together and make this > event a success.
> I support everyone's rights to express their opinion, but holding > protests during times of celebration is plainly wrong. Example: > During ai Xiang's (subsitute any name here, ai CasaLao, ai Puan, ai > Souk...etc.) birthday celebration with families and friends patting ai > Xiang on the back, ai Xiang's youngest son shows up naked covered in > feces crying that he's protesting ai Xiang's disapproval of his > homosexuality? Wrong place, wrong method, wrong time to protest.
> Ah hamm! > TKM, Xiang sais to his son; son, you are an adult now, I respect you > personal choice it does not make any lesser son and we love you.
> PY/Phuan, freedom of speech is in Lao constitution! it does not > destroy Lao heritage and culture, the video you referred to is LPB > royal heritage and culture that all Lao people still embrace despite > its early repression by the communists. Even the institution of Wat > and religion was wrong in the eye of the communists, as there is no > god for communism and yet the elderly politburos, now suffering from > their excess of life that they don't know how to handle, kneel in > front of Buddha statues and saffron robes and ask for salvation for > their sins.
> To resolve an issue, people has to own up to them; the issue is Lao > people are not given the rights for self determination. The form of > freedom and liberty may differs from the western model, but the people > has the rights to choose; free of repression, aggression and > oppression.
> It is not an issue of law and order, when Phak is outside the law and > therefore conducting unlawful acts. Corruption only benefit the few , > is an act of contempt of common interests and stealing from the public > that belongs to everyone to share as in true socialism. Lack of > transparency breeds secret deals and sell off of national assets into > private hands that deprives and mortgage Lao future, who is forced > into a life of servitude to foreign interests, a stranger in their own > land. GOL is living a fast life that they can not afford, on credit > cards, a costly veneer life style that will soon catch up with them; > and people will say the politburo has no cloth.
> This will be a brief history of mismanagement due to hatred souls > above logic, a brief history of failed communism and revenge compare > with the long memorable royal heritage. As in Russia, all the statues > and mausoleums will be dismantled and buried by generations to come > that have no heart or ownership of problems of your own creation.
> On Nov 6, 3:25 pm, ທ້າວໄຂ່ມືດ <laon...@hotmail.com> wrote:
ນໍ້າໃຈລາວ I think you know politic better than any one in this forum, BUT politic is not for inside but out side of country as well, look at google earth map, Laos doesn't have a single barbwire fence around her if we coppy cat USA and be a land of opium free and home of the bonk... how hard all Khonlao going to be...to let you know that all members of LPDR parliament are Khonlao their sons-daughters were born in Laos, for sure they love their sons-daughters like you and me and for sure they will do better for that land if you and me supported them...
ai Xiang, please address this part of my comments.
"The chances of Muang Lao getting to host the SEA Game is small but Lao got that opportunity to host this game. During this game, politics should be put aside and all sides should come together and make this event a success. "
Thank you.
On Nov 6, 7:12 pm, ນໍ້າໃຈລາວ XiangMieng <xiangmi...@googlemail.com> wrote:
> Ah hamm! > TKM, Xiang sais to his son; son, you are an adult now, I respect you > personal choice it does not make any lesser son and we love you.
> On Nov 6, 3:25 pm, ທ້າວໄຂ່ມືດ <laon...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> > On Nov 5, 5:58 pm, ນໍ້າໃຈລາວ XiangMieng <xiangmi...@googlemail.com> > > wrote:
> > > Ah hammm! liar or no liar, the truth will come out. RFA has pretty > > > reliable sources in Laos, their intel is often proven correct and > > > their professionalism is to be commended. With overseas reporters > > > descending into Laos on mass for SEA game and direct news feed, there > > > will be side affects reporting from some remote areas and topics other > > > than SEA game. While the eye of the world is on Laos and the > > > toothless ASEAN human rights convention will be tested, there are > > > people, including die hard radical communists and the dispossessed who > > > will challenge LPDR corrupted power.
> > > Oh! watch out for security cameras they have been installed in the > > > hundreds. AND the tuktuk drivers that don't take passengers at most > > > corners of the city they are the uniformed security people. Plus > > > groups of young people at night in city corners they are the konglorn. > > > If you drive, do what the Russian do, hand them your docs wallet > > > containing your license but don't bribe!
> > The chances of Muang Lao getting to host the SEA Game is small but Lao > > got that opportunity to host this game. During this game, politics > > should be put aside and all sides should come together and make this > > event a success.
> > I support everyone's rights to express their opinion, but holding > > protests during times of celebration is plainly wrong. Example: > > During ai Xiang's (subsitute any name here, ai CasaLao, ai Puan, ai > > Souk...etc.) birthday celebration with families and friends patting ai > > Xiang on the back, ai Xiang's youngest son shows up naked covered in > > feces crying that he's protesting ai Xiang's disapproval of his > > homosexuality? Wrong place, wrong method, wrong time to protest.
Ah hammm! you came home one day at dinner table you told your family, guess what I just third mortgage the house to buy a Ferrari; what would your family would say? one it will only seat two, did you ask anyone? what about your wife who worked two jobs to buy this family home. Does Laos need SEA game? already we are a laughing stock when Lao officials cut down the events down to a minimum and yet wants the lot (royalties). How many Lao jobs did it create? now we fiddling with migration law to open a way for honorary Chinese take over That Luang mash land, off and on again.
Well enjoy your Ferrari while you can because the loan sharks are circling you and your family. Politics aside! it is all puppetry, sahay's have no cloths.
On Nov 8, 12:57 pm, ທ້າວໄຂ່ມືດ <laon...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> ai Xiang, please address this part of my comments.
> "The chances of Muang Lao getting to host the SEA Game is small but > Lao > got that opportunity to host this game. During this game, politics > should be put aside and all sides should come together and make this > event a success. "
> Thank you.
> On Nov 6, 7:12 pm, ນໍ້າໃຈລາວ XiangMieng <xiangmi...@googlemail.com> > wrote:
> > Ah hamm! > > TKM, Xiang sais to his son; son, you are an adult now, I respect you > > personal choice it does not make any lesser son and we love you.
> > On Nov 6, 3:25 pm, ທ້າວໄຂ່ມືດ <laon...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> > > On Nov 5, 5:58 pm, ນໍ້າໃຈລາວ XiangMieng <xiangmi...@googlemail.com> > > > wrote:
> > > > Ah hammm! liar or no liar, the truth will come out. RFA has pretty > > > > reliable sources in Laos, their intel is often proven correct and > > > > their professionalism is to be commended. With overseas reporters > > > > descending into Laos on mass for SEA game and direct news feed, there > > > > will be side affects reporting from some remote areas and topics other > > > > than SEA game. While the eye of the world is on Laos and the > > > > toothless ASEAN human rights convention will be tested, there are > > > > people, including die hard radical communists and the dispossessed who > > > > will challenge LPDR corrupted power.
> > > > Oh! watch out for security cameras they have been installed in the > > > > hundreds. AND the tuktuk drivers that don't take passengers at most > > > > corners of the city they are the uniformed security people. Plus > > > > groups of young people at night in city corners they are the konglorn. > > > > If you drive, do what the Russian do, hand them your docs wallet > > > > containing your license but don't bribe!
> > > The chances of Muang Lao getting to host the SEA Game is small but Lao > > > got that opportunity to host this game. During this game, politics > > > should be put aside and all sides should come together and make this > > > event a success.
> > > I support everyone's rights to express their opinion, but holding > > > protests during times of celebration is plainly wrong. Example: > > > During ai Xiang's (subsitute any name here, ai CasaLao, ai Puan, ai > > > Souk...etc.) birthday celebration with families and friends patting ai > > > Xiang on the back, ai Xiang's youngest son shows up naked covered in > > > feces crying that he's protesting ai Xiang's disapproval of his > > > homosexuality? Wrong place, wrong method, wrong time to protest.
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