> I have revised my letter to include sources and sent it to Mr. Eisner of
> the Daily Page. If He does not print it perhaps the Hmong Time or Hmong
> Today will. This should they them to start thinking.
>
> Chong
>
> Forty years ago, anyone could write anything about the Hmong and we would
> just sit there silently because we could not read or write. For some time
> now the Hmong community had sat silently as McCoy wagged his hypercritical
> finger. Mr. McCoy has accused VP of running a heroin factory to
> committing unspeakable war acts. All of these accusations come from a man
> who never sat foot in Laos until the war was nearly over and who probably
> hadn't a clue whom the five Hmong decision makers where during the war.
> McCoy should look beyond his nose to find the real truth. McCoy has been
> so busy condemning VP that he has failed to realize that VP was no more
> than a puppet whose master was none other than the good old USA. VP's
> only crime is that he danced to the tune of the CIA and to McCoy's
> chagrin, he danced it very well.
> ...