> Dr Pao,
>
> I became a bit more in tune with this issue during my late visit to
> Laos, when I was bumping to a full load of Hmong men and women from US
> in Done Muang airport, Bangkok. I talked to a few of them who seemed
> quite happy to return to visit their relatives who had been
> repatriated previously back to those new resettlement villages in
> Laos. I was told that most of these Hmong were not first time
> visitors, and kept coming back mostly to assist their close relatives
> with money and purchase of basic necessity, electronic consumer goods,
> appliance, and some with a few farming equipments etc...Then this also
> triggered my curiosity to go to visit them in those villages. Beside
> all these frivolous cheap shots and accusations, I am quite convincing
> that these resettlements look quite promising and good for further
> social integration; of course, they're far far from being any five
> star Hilton Hotel, but hopefully offering a concrete solution to end
> this long and precarious situation.
>
> So my experience is totally unrelated to yours and Thanouxay. If both ...

> Those people you met in Duang muang are not really Hmong. They are
> traitors who just broke their vows with their spouses and went to look
> for pleasure in Laos.  If they were so love the peoples why...

> Dr Pao,
>
> I became a bit more in tune with this issue during my late visit to
> Laos, when I was bumping to a full load of Hmong men and women from US
> in Done Muang airport, Bangkok. I talked to a few of them who seemed
> quite happy to return to visit their relatives who had been
> repatriated previously back to those new resettlement villages in
> Laos. I was told that most of these Hmong were not first time
> visitors, and kept coming back mostly to assist their close relatives
> with money and purchase of basic necessity, electronic consumer goods,
> appliance, and some with a few farming equipments etc...Then this also
> triggered my curiosity to go to visit them in those villages. Beside
> all these frivolous cheap shots and accusations, I am quite convincing
> that these resettlements look quite promising and good for further
> social integration; of course, they're far far from being any five
> star Hilton Hotel, but hopefully offering a concrete solution to end
> this long and precarious situation.
>
> So my experience is totally unrelated to yours and Thanouxay. If both ...

> On Mar 17, 1:18 pm, "beemouacha...@earthlink.net"
>
> earthlink.net> wrote:
>
> Bee Houa Chaofa you belong to terrorist group and you are the traitor
> to not just Laos but also to your old Hmong people . Shame on you .
>
> PXL4LIFE.
>
>
>

>> Those people you met in Duang muang are not really Hmong. They are
>> traitors who just broke their vows with their spouses and went to look
>> for pleasure in Laos.  If they were so love the peoples why did they
>> spent  at least 2 years with the LPDR in Phalak to monitor the
>> retunrnees?  No matter what LPDR claims today. They are not the
>> orignal Pathet-Lao that form by Lor Fang Dang, Sithoun Khoumadan, and
>> Souphanouvong years ago. The orignal platform was Pa xa xoun peng ...

> down to the ash like animals.-

> On Mar 17, 2:45 pm, vannasay hotmail.com> wrote:
>
> vannasay,
>
> International flights don't land in Done Moung Airport anymore. Are
> you talking about 3 years ago or recently?
>
> tz