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I'm going to travel to Soc Trang, a province in the south of Vietnam.My friend in college has invited me.I may stay their for a month, or more. I suppose that in Soc Trang,there are not many computer connecting to the internet , so I may not answer your question right away.But please post more...

JohnDubYa , I’m proud to answer that : “ Yes, I can.” I wish that some of you can read some newspapers in Vietnamese to prove what I say. In Vietnam, there are not many e-newspapers, and I really don’t know any e-newspaper in English. What’s a pity ! It’s understandable.Vietnam is still a...

Do you really want to know what the Vietnameses are thinking now ? Do you really want to know what I am thinking now ? Do you really want to know what the Vietnameses are yearning for now ? Do you want to know why I have spent most of my freetime searching for documents to speak out here ...

Source :the embassy of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam in USA Human Rights 02/11/2004 Facts about religions in Vietnam According to incomplete statistics, up to 19 million Vietnamese practice one religion or another, making up of about a quarter of the 80 million population. Among...

I hope that you all should think much about this. Please don't weaken our two country friendship which is being consolidated by many of us. It is not the time to open another COLD WAR !

I hope that this gives some helpful information for you. See things more impartially !

Veterant's Letter A veteran's letter to Congressman Christopher Smith 14 July 2004 In re: H. RES. 427; H. RES. 613; (S. RES. 343) Dear Representative Christopher Smith, I apologize for sending this to your office because I am not a member of your district. However, my purpose is to...

------- (1)During the US war in Vietnam, known as the Vietnam War, nearly 3 million Vietnamese were killed, with about 300,000 still unaccounted for to date; more than 4 million injured. According to the US Department of Defense figures, from 1961 to 1971, up to 72 million litters of...

Human Right In Vietnam Of Human Rights in Vietnam This topic is not chosen at random in the wake of a related action taken early September by the US House of Representatives, an action in no way acceptable to the Government and people of Vietnam. Human Rights are a cultural value of...

Vietnam Buddhist Sangha rejects US resolution Hanoi, November 25, 2003 To: Mr Speaker of the House of Representatives of the United States of America On behalf of the President of the Executive Council of the Vietnam Buddhist Sangha, I warmly greet the Mr Speaker of the House of...

I wonder how old you are, JohnDubYa. Politics seems too difficult for you to understand. I think that what I posted above is clear enough for you to answer your own questions. Anyway, I ‘ll try to explain it into details. Ya, I have never heard about the so called “Unified Buddhist Church” ...

Ya, I know this, Prometheus. I just think that the simpler thinking they are, the more patient we should be. And I can see the agreement (althought they haven't admitted it officially) in their posting in some problems I feel proud of my country and my people.So I'll try my best to show it to...

Ok, let’s talk about the state of religion in Vietnam. . Vietnam is a multi-religion country comprising 6 major religions, namely Buddhism, Catholicism, Protestantism, Muslim, Cao Dai, Hoa Hao with more than 20 millions followers accounting for one third of the population. Freedom of belief...

Calm down, JohnDubya, hastiness is not good for our political dicussion. I will answer all of your questions but not at once because of 2 reasons: 1. I always try to search for evidences to prove what I post. 2. My English is not very good, so it takes me much time.

Awardwinning photo taken by Kyochi Sawada in Vietnam 1966. The identity plates of the veichle have been censored. Kyochi Sawada won the Pulitzer Prize in 1966 for his combat photography of the war in Vietnam. It seems not the only one. I give this just because of your demanding, russ_watters.