> There're no shortage of publications about America's forgotten
> soldiers, even though some were done with earnest humanitarian concern
> to keep the story of these forgotten people alive for the world to
> learn about, but others were simply soup up with a few fictitious
> stories on attempt to make a few extra bucks for their own pockets,
> while unabashedly claiming often to be Hmong's best friend. Of course,
> any avid readers with a sense of flair can make the distinction
> between the well-intended writer and the work of a charlatan.
>
> Without endorsing any notion of winner or loser, but I'm tempting
> purely on a human toll, I wonder how these people including those
> women and children can endure such total isolation for so long without
> running into some kind of circular victimization symptom, and the term
> used for America's forgotten soldiers seems to fit into the beginning
> of this suffering pattern from which being America's forgotten
> soldiers is not a good credit anymoe, but to fall prey to the
> victimization of witch hunt or mistrust by this communiste government,
> then also victim of their own unconditional commitment to a long lost
> cause which had led them back to the square one of this endless ...

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> (3) For the hardcore group/the leaders, Laos will need the
> participation...

> Dr. Pao,
> I believe your understanding of recent US changes in the determination
> of terrorist categories under US legislation is flawed. Still some
> naturalized Hmong within the US are unable to obtain US citizenship, they
> are still labelled as terrorists by this US legislation. So those still in
> the Laos jungle surely could not elude the terrorist title and therefore
> would be exempted from any US assistance.
>
> Phi Dung Mo
>
> "Pao" dex.hmoob.net> wrote in message
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>> (3) For the hardcore group/the leaders, Laos will need the
>> participation of the
>> international communities to solve the issue. Solutions would include ...

> Dr Pao, lpd hold the handle and remnants hmong jungle and Hmong
> Meliskas hold hte blade only if lpd dumb it will turn around to plead
> guilty and allow the international handcuff its hand. The information
> of lpd silently kill hte surrenders only you say I say rumor, in fact
> only rumor from the neohom people no solid evidence how will the
> international rule lpd a guilty party and you know the difinition of
> rumor means do you.
>
> if special international committee set to look over the rebels, it
> show lpd incapable of handling its own internal problem, worse than
> that it show the international that lpd has no credibility, why would
> lpd consider of tighting its own neck.
>
> allowing the rebels go to third countries, who will take...

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>
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> Phi Dung Mo,
>
> If you read my post carefully, I have express myself as...

> phi dung mo,
>
> the usa does not understand or chooses not to understand what...

>
> That is the true hypocrisy of the American way! American foreign policy at
> it's realistic realization. How about the fact that right now the US is
> actively supplying shelter and aid to terrorists in northern Iraq! They are
> aiding and abetting the Kurds in northern Iraq while those Kurds carry out
> murderous terrorist raids across the border into Turkey. The US is
> sheltering and aiding terrorists, hypocrisy at it's worst.-

> Zhen,
> You don't need to lecture me on the dilemna of the current legislation.
> A primary school graduate can see that it is flawed. The better issue is,
> why can the USA not correct it suitably thus far? I think some very smart
> people wrote the law and they cornered themselves too well without fully
> considering the impact of their wording under all possible circumstances.
> That is why it is obviously not very easily fixed without effectively
> watering it down to a point where it becomes ineffective against those
> people it originally was meant to target.
>
> My post was merely pointing out the obvious flaw in Dr. Pao's 3rd
> proposal because he specifically targetted that portion of the proposal at
> the "hardcore group/the leaders". It is my point or contention that those
> "hardcore group/the leaders" will never get past the legislation because
> they have carried on their activities long past the period that could have
> possibly been interpretted as supplying aid to or fighting on behalf of the
> USA.
>
> Phi Dung Mo ...