sabaidi all,
here's what dkj said in lao. i translate it in poor but understandable
english for you who don't read lao.

On Sep 15, 8:04 pm, DKJ gmail.com> wrote:

“I observe and find out that the majority of laonork relatives
understand and imagine that the lao-(commu) leaders are ghosts and
devils from the forest and jungles, the ones who lost their nerve
picture them to be as such”

how about the ones who don't lost their nerve say about the lpdr commu
leaders?

“you evaluated all the leader-lao-revolutionists as being equally and
flatly at the same level (as ghost&devils) like that, is not justice
for his family, cuz you don’t know the fact about how he lives his
life during the 30+ years.”

“mr. nouhak is the leader whom the people respect and scare of the
most in laos, until the last day of his life, even the day of the
covering-of-his-corpse (i think dkj wants to mean the corpse-burning
day (pong-sob and not poak-sob)), there’re 10,000s people attending
the ceremony until there’s no more place to stand at the thatluang
court.”

how many volunteers attend? and how many were oblised to attend?

1. he’s the one who loves the nation and love the people by blood and
vein, never involves in taking personal profit since 1975 until 2008
(33 years), living in only one small house that the government gave to
him, never asking for more, even (if) the government will build the
new house for him, he still denies it and tells them that it’s not
necessary, this is already good for him.”

So, as president of the lpdr, you have to live in the small house for
33 years and claim that you love the nation and the people?

2. he used most of his time going to the countryside all over the
coutry to ask the people if they’re happy or poor? and what kind of
trouble they have?, then comes back (to his presidency) to advice his
government staffs to go down to the villages to solve those problems,
and the majority of the problems are well solved”

This is how the president of the lpdr runs the country? No wonder why
the lpdr stucks in time and goes back the village-running level
comparing to others countries.

3. he is the counselor and adviser in problem-solving of the inside
fighting between the commu leaders who fight each others for power and
(his advice?) is the most just”

Oop! Lao people were told that all commu leaders are trusted and just
people. who are those power hunger insiders? that mr. nouhak has to
deal with?

“beside these (3 main president nouhak jobs), he also is the observer
who wants to know and see all the problems the villages and cities
have. In the past, he used to invite the head of village up to the
ministers to meet him for greeting and giving advice for solving the
villagers’ problems without involving in taking any personal profit
what so ever.”

…that’s so impressive! that's how the president of the lpdr does his
presidency job!

“there’re many more stories of mr. nouhak that the lao new generation
leaders should take as examples, if (I, dkj) have time, next time I’ll
tell you more.
hakpheng
dkj”

Please tell us more the story of this commu president, may he did
really do something good for our beloved country that you can't find
or see it, beside his 3 main jobs you put up here.....

hakpheng
pizone