After many hardships and lack of freedom during their two-year stay in a detention camp in Thailand's Phetsaboun province, Mr Fongsong and his family, from Khamkeuth district, Borikhamxay province, were happy to return home on Saturday.
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After many hardships and lack of freedom during their two-year stay in a detention camp in Thailand's Phetsaboun province, Mr Fongsong and his family, from Khamkeuth district, Borikhamxay province, were happy to return home on Saturday.         


Author: DKJ
Date: Jun 9, 2008 05:51

This family of five voluntarily returned to Laos at the end of last
month – part of a group of 56 illegal migrants who were taken to the
camp after being tricked into thinking it was a departure point for
onward travel to the United States.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/returnee56/2560943221/

At home in Borikhamxay province Mr Fongsong had seen his neighbours
receive money from their relatives in the United States . Gambling on
his future, he decided to risk everything when a man tricked him into
thinking he and his family could also get to America .

“I had heard that people who went to Krabok cave in Saraburi province
in central Thailand were able to get to the United States ,” he said.

Mr Fongsong sold all his cattle and his house to raise the money
demanded by the trickster. The man contacted Mr Fongsong by telephone
to arrange for him and his family to enter Thailand illegally and
charged him almost 8 million kip (30,000 Thai baht).

The family crossed the Lao-Thai Mekong Friendship Bridge in Vientiane
to the meeting point arranged with the trickster in Thailand .
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Re: After many hardships and lack of freedom during their two-year stay in a detention camp in Thailand's Phetsaboun province, Mr Fongsong and his family, from Khamkeuth district, Borikhamxay province, were happy to return home on Saturday.         


Author: Vannassay
Date: Jun 9, 2008 08:50

Thank you DKJ, for continuing to provide the coverage of this Hmong
repatriation news in action. Here again, each storytelling from these
poor people seems unmistakably match the old pattern of all these
deliberate criminal acts that have ruined their life, knowingly that
Uncle Sam is falling completely on dead ear on this one, because he
still has millions of Iraqi refugees on the list.

Vannassay
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Author: Tubtxib
Date: Jun 9, 2008 09:27

Why so many Lao want to leave the country...?
Lao government has to look at itself and
says what can they do better for their citizens; and ask not what Lao
citizens can do for Lao government. If Lao government is smart, it has to
sit back and promotes freedom of business like China.

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Author: hmoobsiabphem
Date: Jun 9, 2008 10:28

On Jun 9, 11:27 am, "Tubtxib" hotmail.com> wrote:
> Why so many Lao want to leave the country...?
> Lao government has to look at itself and
> says what can they do better for their citizens; and ask not what Lao
> citizens can do for Lao government. If Lao government is smart, it has to
> sit back and promotes freedom of business like China.
>
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DJK and all friends
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Author: listhoj1234
Date: Jun 9, 2008 20:35

On Jun 9, 12:28 pm, hmoobsiabp...@yahoo.com wrote:
> On Jun 9, 11:27 am, "Tubtxib" hotmail.com> wrote:
>
>> Why so many Lao want to leave the country...?
>> Lao government has to look at itself and
>> says what can they do better for their citizens; and ask not what Lao
>> citizens can do for Lao government. If Lao government is smart, it has to
>> sit back and promotes freedom of business like China.
>
>
> DJK and all friends
>
> You are doing a blame game in here?  No need to blame each other.  The
> question is why people escape from Lao to Thailand by trick?  May be
> they are trick by trickster but why they are easy to trick?  The
> answer to all these question is no equal right in Lao, and may be the
> government have no plan for a better life in Lao so they do not think ...
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Re: After many hardships and lack of freedom during their two-year stay in a detention camp in Thailand's Phetsaboun province, Mr Fongsong and his family, from Khamkeuth district, Borikhamxay province, were happy to return home on Saturday.         


Author: ເຄຣຊີ້ແລຣີ້
Date: Jun 11, 2008 14:02

On Jun 9, 8:51 am, DKJ gmail.com> wrote:
> This family of five voluntarily returned to Laos at the end of last
> month – part of a group of 56 illegal migrants who were taken to the
> camp after being tricked into thinking it was a departure point for
> onward travel to the United States.
>
> http://www.flickr.com/photos/returnee56/2560943221/
>
> At home in Borikhamxay province Mr Fongsong had seen his neighbours
> receive money from their relatives in the United States . Gambling on
> his future, he decided to risk everything when a man tricked him into
> thinking he and his family could also get to America .
>
> “I had heard that people who went to Krabok cave in Saraburi province
> in central Thailand were able to get to the United States ,” he said.
>
> Mr Fongsong sold all his cattle and his house to raise the money
> demanded by the trickster. The man contacted Mr Fongsong by telephone
> to arrange for him and his family to enter Thailand illegally and
> charged him almost 8 million kip (30,000 Thai baht). ...
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Author: KD
Date: Jun 14, 2008 00:48

On Jun 12, 7:02 am, ເຄຣຊີ້ແລຣີ້ yahoo.com> wrote:
> On Jun 9, 8:51 am, DKJ gmail.com> wrote:
>
>
>
>> This family of five voluntarily returned to Laos at the end of last
>> month – part of a group of 56 illegal migrants who were taken to the
>> camp after being tricked into thinking it was a departure point for
>> onward travel to the United States.
>
>
>> At home in Borikhamxay province Mr Fongsong had seen his neighbours
>> receive money from their relatives in the United States . Gambling on
>> his future, he decided to risk everything when a man tricked him into
>> thinking he and his family could also get to America .
>
>> “I had heard that people who went to Krabok cave in Saraburi province
>> in central Thailand were able to get to the United States ,” he said.
> ...
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Re: After many hardships and lack of freedom during their two-year stay in a detention camp in Thailand's Phetsaboun province, Mr Fongsong and his family, from Khamkeuth district, Borikhamxay province, were happy to return home on Saturday.         


Author: Zoo
Date: Jun 14, 2008 14:26

He will be killed by lpdr by the 7 th years.
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