> To all you Hmong people out there:
>
> Being an occasional reader to this forum, I can’t believe what you all
> are getting onto each other. I guess you are doing the same as our
> ancestors did over 400 or 4000 years ago.
>
> Of course, you are fully entitled to your opinions and we have to
> learn to agree to disagree.  However, I am afraid that some of you,
> like Dr. Pao, Teev, Freedom II, and others, are shutting every door
> behind you.   Soon, you may have to go through all sorts of
> transplantations so that no one recognizes who you are.  I can’t even
> believe that intellectual persons like some of you in this forum would
> repeatedly scolded GVP and Dr. Yang Dao for your own frustrations.
> Why keep debating?  This is the fact.
>
> King Ci You was/is now known to be the last Hmong King.  A hundred
> years from now, who will appear in the history book as the one that
> brought the Hmong people out of an agrarian agricultural lifestyle at
> the 21st Century.  Certainly, neither I nor anyone of you but General
> Vang Pao.  Whether you like him or hate him, he has already taken that
> helm in history.  Who will go down into the history book as being the
> first Hmong scholar at the 21st Century?  Of course, it is Dr. Yang
> Dao.  All crabs that you are debating? Little by little, they will ALL
> disappear from the history book.
>
> Just so you know, I never benefited anything from GVP or DYD
> directly.  However, indirectly, I am among the luckiest Hmong to be
> born at this era and indebted to GVP and Hmong soldiers that died.
> They died under the leadership of GVP so that my family now live.  If
> you search back to your family’s interviewing documentations in
> Thailand before they were granted asylum, at least one person in every
> family said to belong to company x and platoon y during the Vietnam
> War.  How many families were granted asylum just because they “wanted
> to go to America?” At the least, you should learn to appreciate those
> that died.  GVP and DYD now can no longer see eyes in eyes not because
> they are bad but because people like some of you caused it.   People
> sold their names to get a new wife, bought houses, and fill their
> pockets with cash.  It is unfortunate that they never have honest
> advisors.  Everyone they recruited and trusted become crooks.  You can
> see it from Fresno to St. Paul, how many of these people personally
> gained from using their names? Why don’t you guys scold the one that
> has a big house in Thailand, in Fresno, or in St. Paul, even though
> they never work a single day in life?
>
> My final comment is this.  Whether you like GVP or not, he’s already
> the greatest Hmong person ever born in this century.  So, when you
> scolding GVP or DYD, you are scolding your own little behind.
>
> Another Hmong doctorate