Yog muaj tseeb mas tsim nyog muab nwg lub npe thaam qha suav dlawg paub
hab ov...

nqq

MenyuamHmoob wrote:

phoojywg,

tej zaum peb yuav tau tim tsum "more prove" sub thiaj hais tau tias ib
tug neeg tau tua ib tug no pob....?

nts

noogqejqawg@yahoo.com wrote:

MenyuamHmoob wrote:

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Yeah, he can run but he cannot hide. All his relatives in Vientiane
have been questioned by the LPDR police, and his two accomplices have
been put in jail. All Hmong Americans, who entered Laos recently with
a Thao or Thoj last name, are being scrutinized by the LPDR
authorities.

The suspect Hmong American had escaped to Thailand, and had possibly
returned to the US. Committing a crime in Laos and coming back to the
US won't let you be free for ever. The US government will have to
respond to the LPDR's request on this very serious matter.

SYS

Everyone is talking about what, when, and where--but no evidence and
exactly the two accomplices said about their stories. I believe that we
need to be more partial and give the man the benefit of doubt before we
are finger pointing. As educate man and women, we need to reframe of
our prejudices and gossips to the media on what we heard of hearsay.

Are we this ignorance to big mouth of something that we have not clued
or real evidences of? Perhaps, that is exactly how Hmong men work in
their lives that is why we go nowhere in this world because of our
stupidity, ignorance, and only speak of gossips materials and
fabrication.

Please act like one, as man of educated and wisdom.

Born2beHmong

His wife knew what he did. He called his wife to wire $300.00 for him. She
wire $400.00 and follow up later but no clude where he is. this mean that
he still hiding in Thailand. God will not let him free from a bloodly
hand.

Oh B2BH!

I didn't know that you are an educated man, hiding behind some rocks,
going after me for some times. I strongly recommend that you must
firstly act like an educated man, instead of teaching and preaching
moral, ethics, democratic values and justice in here.

Tus me kwv los tub aw, kuv saib koj lub caj dab tseem tsis tau ntug
txaus thiaj txawj-j sau thuam kuv hauv nos pob?

B2BH, I am very proud to be the first Hmong Yang born in Laos to have a
higher education, class 1974, and don't need anybody to remind me of
what a college education can or cannot make of someone.

What I wrote here about Maiv Lauj, who was murdered by a SUSPECT Hmong
American and his two accomplices Hmong Lao, was based on family and Lao
officials sources directly from Vientiane. I provided this information
free of charge to who ever wants to read and listen. And I didn't ask
you or anybody here to believe it.

SYS

smile!

Sys-

luag kiag tso, txhob poob siab mas, tsi yog yuav yog hais rau koj aws,
vim yog qhov link ua muab los no los tom tej neeg kev sib tham li ub li
no los xwb.

yog li qhov link no, muab kiag ib tug neeg lub tiag tiag los tso
rau-vim li no koj me tub los me kwv thiaj li tau hais nyav zog no rau
txhua tus kom yus tsim meej me me thaum yus yuav muab kiag ib tug neeg
lub npe li muab hauv qhov link no los rau ua ib txoj kev sawv tham li
no.

yog thaum zoo li no, peb tsi paub tab kiag li lawm aws. kuv xav hais
tias nej cov ua tij ua kawm ntawv tag tim nplog teb tuaj, nej yuav muaj
"maslabnyaj" zoo thiab deb tshaj no! tsi tau tsim nyog peb yuav
taw tes li no, vim li no-thaum kuv pom qhov link ntawm thawj tus tso
qhov post no, kuv thiaj li teb los txua rau koj li xwb.

Born2beHmong:

Sure, I was firstly educated in Laos, but my engineering's degree was
obtained from one of the best engineering schools in Montreal, Canada,
with most of the curriculum based on the MIT textbooks and models, and
taught by many PhD professors from MIT.

Some decades after me, like yourself and many young Hmong men and
women, who have been to American colleges and universities, some of you
pretend to have a broader knowledge than your seniors with a
Laotian/French educational background and assume that you could lead
the Hmong world, where ever it may be, and especially a Hmong state
within a state such as Laos.

Have a good day!

SYS

By law, disclosing a suspect's name in a criminal case does not violate
the law unless he/she is a juvenile. However, sometime police may
refuse to reveal a suspect name, but not because of the law. It is
because of their investigation purpose. As far as guilt goes, it is
true that the suspect is not guilty until proven.

Just a thought.

-Cha.