> Yes, indeed. Thanks to the close special attention by the country's
> leadership, this new village is changing rapidly, to the envy of many
> villages in other parts of Laos.
>
> Things can be and will be so much better if our Hmong friends overseas
> can collectively do something for these folks.
>
> Let's face it, it would have been best if you could help resettle them
> in the US or other countries. But it didn't work out. So the next best
> thing is to help them resettle where they are now.
>
> Get together my friends to come up with a solid plan to beat the Lao PDR
> government in helping the people of this new village - send them money,
> send your volunteer teachers and nurses, send them school supplies,
> build them world class schools, build them a library, a computer lab, a
> entertainment center, link them to you via a satellite network, teach
> them sanitation, teach them love and respect, not war, the list goes on.
>
> With half a million Hmong population in the US, France, Canada & France,
> I think you can do it and do it well. You will be well loved and
> respected not just by the villagers but also by the world community,
> including the Lao government.
>
> Go for it, my friends, show the world the power of the new Hmong! This
> is the true victory of the 21st century.
>
> My two cents,
> Sahai Mak Muan