Let see more updated photos of hmong returnees

http://www.flickr.com/photos/hmongreturnee/

dkj

On May 9, 6:57 am, DKJ gmail.com> wrote:

Tanh DKJ,

Thank you for sharing these pictures. I'm happy to see that things
are being done for these people instead of just talk talk talk like
some people here in SCL who are full of complaints but offer no real
assistance or solutions.

Your friend,
Larry

On May 9, 5:57 am, DKJ gmail.com> wrote:

DKJ,

How come Ms. PaHnia Thao is still in the picture? The woman with a big
smile infront of the camera is Ms. Thao, isn't she? Just curious.

It looks to me like you have silent those who have done nothing but
critique lpdr. Good job!

On May 9, 10:23 am, Twmze...@gmail.com wrote:

It boggles the mind to see that the VP group can raise tens of
millions of dollars to buy weapons but can't raise a couple of hundred
thousand dollars to buy rice to feed our people lost in the camps of
Thailand.

Your friend,
Larry

I am joining Larry to congratulate DKJ for continously posting all
these valuable pictures as a good evidence of how the repatriation has
been progressing. Is there any other beautiful statement in the world
than a mission for saving life of these entrapped poor Lao citizen
back to where they really belong, otherwise they might remain in that
encampment for how long nobody would know. We all can show a degree of
compassion in a moment like this to wish them the best for their
second chance new life and hope that they have learned a good lesson
of misguided rumor. Any attack on these humanitarian missions is just
another form of ignorance, to say the least, the verbal assailant
can't even provide a bowl of rice to these needed people.

Vannassay,

On May 9, 5:57 am, DKJ gmail.com> wrote:

good talk vannasay, hope these people have same right and "freedom"
like all lao citizen in today laos soon.

pizone

On May 9, 8:48 am, Vannassay gmail.com> wrote:

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On May 9, 9:13 am, pizone hotmail.com> wrote:

Ai DKJ,

May I suggest you get a better camera with a faster shutter speed so
the pictures will be more professional and crisp. Also, the Lao PDR
govt need some true "professional" photographers to show off these
kind of photos. I doubt such is available with the state own media
sector.

I am a freelance and willing to offer my services if you can get Mr.
Yong Chantalansy to sit down with me to establish some ground works.

Thanks!

On May 9, 12:38 pm, tsoomhm...@hotmail.com wrote: