Is Laos a communist country?
sanga...@yahoo.com
According to Webster's Dictionary, COMMUNISM is a system of government
in which all the means of production belong to the state. It applied
to Laos from 1975 to late 80' when the government tried to nationalize
everything, that means to transfer ownership or control of land,
resources, industries etc... to the nation. But now Laos is no longer
using the communist doctrine to run her economy. She has free market
economy like many countries in the western hemisphere. She is a member
of ASEAN, has NTR with the US and will be a member of WTO in the near
future. In term of politic, Laos is not different from Kuwait, Saudi
Arabia or maybe Thailand where people cannot formally criticize their
own government or the head of state. I think Laos is not a communist
or dictatorial state. Laos is a country with one-party system.
Thanouxay and DKJ, what do you think about this topic?
Thanks,
SGL
dkj....@gmail.com
I agree with one party system state as written in the country
constitution but Laos doesn't have any king or royal family members as
in Thailand where all Lao ethnic minority groups can make any of their
comments and recommendations to the government and party leaders
including a head of the state.
I don't think we have the same situation as in Thailand and other
monarchy countries.
dkj
brushoff
Damn right dkj, all you have is a Vietcong driven monarchy pseudo system!!
Soon enough you won't be able to get out of their trap. Vietcong are smart people, they'll move you to any direction they like, smoothly and swiftly without you knowing it. Stay there and die there fucker for selling off our own country. Now our girls can sing vietsong nicely on your TV, with nice Viet accent. I do like viet ass for my dinner, haha...
brushoff
<dkj....@gmail.com> wrote in message news:1191390460....@o80g2000hse.googlegroups.com...
dougi...@hotmail.com
dumb ass with uniforms.
The rest of the county is just like Patpong in Bangcock.
dougi
On 10 3 , 3:03, "brushoff" <mrbrush...@aol.com> wrote:
> Damn right dkj, all you have is a Vietcong driven monarchy pseudo system!!
>
> Soon enough you won't be able to get out of their trap. Vietcong are smart people, they'll move you to any direction they like, smoothly and swiftly without you knowing it. Stay there and die there fucker for selling off our own country. Now our girls can sing vietsong nicely on your TV, with nice Viet accent. I do like viet ass for my dinner, haha...
>
> brushoff
>
>
>
> <dkj.l...@gmail.com> wrote in messagenews:1191390460....@o80g2000hse.googlegroups.com...
> > SGL,
>
> > I agree with one party system state as written in the country
> > constitution but Laos doesn't have any king or royal family members as
> > in Thailand where all Lao ethnic minority groups can make any of their
> > comments and recommendations to the government and party leaders
> > including a head of the state.
>
> > I don't think we have the same situation as in Thailand and other
> > monarchy countries.
>
> > dkj- -
>
> - -
paxas...@yahoo.com
wrote:
> According to my dictionary, Laos pdr is communist by name and some
> dumb ass with uniforms.
> The rest of the county is just like Patpong in Bangcock.
>
> dougi
>
Sabaidee Dougi .
Thane dou thouk ( look down ) on pathet xat Lao keun pai leo . Shame
on someone calling himself Laotian .
Sokdee.
ລາວຮັກລາວ
Base on the theory from old political science textbook(1979), NO COUNTRY on this blue planet isFriends of SCL, According to Webster's Dictionary, COMMUNISM is a system of government in which all the means of production belong to the state. It applied to Laos from 1975 to late 80' when the government tried to nationalize everything, that means to transfer ownership or control of land, resources, industries etc... to the nation. But now Laos is no longer using the communist doctrine to run her economy. She has free market economy like many countries in the western hemisphere. She is a member of ASEAN, has NTR with the US and will be a member of WTO in the near future. In term of politic, Laos is not different from Kuwait, Saudi Arabia or maybe Thailand where people cannot formally criticize their own government or the head of state. I think Laos is not a communist or dictatorial state. Laos is a country with one-party system. Thanouxay and DKJ, what do you think about this topic? Thanks, SGL ____________________________________________________________________________
pure communist and NO COUNTRY is pure capitalist. The closest countries to be called a COMMUNIST STATES
are ROMANIA, ALBANIA and NORTH KOREA. Again, the closest countries to be called CAPITALIST STATES are
HONG KONG and SINGAPORE.
Communist_____[C]___[D][E]___________________[L]__________0______________________________[A]_____[B]_______Capitalist
[CENTER]
[A]= Singapore, [C]= Romania, [E]= North Korea
[B]= Hong Kong [D]=Albania.
The best to describe Laos is perhaps at point [L] when you combine her ECONOMIC SYSTEM and HER OVERALL CONSTITUTION into
POLITICAL INSTITUTION.
In the REAL WORLD, we are living in the MIXED POLITICAL and ECONOMICAL SYSTEM.
Up until now, Lao oversea people-those with HAZY KNOWLEDGE about politics-still want to go back to Laos to kill each other TO CHANGE
REGIME. I don't understand why? Do the United States have some elements of communist or socialist in her political institution? You bet she does.
For example, unemployment insurance, SSI, welfare,food stamp, government subsidies, corporate tax break and all of the programs in SAFETY NET.
My countrymen, it is about BIG GOVERNMENT and SMALL GOVERNMENT....Love and respect, Laohaklao1954
dougi...@hotmail.com
UNIFORMS, NOT ALL.
Not all the guys with uniforms are good, nor not all the guys with
uniforms are bad.
"SOME" remember that?
I thought it was a lip-service to call the rest of laos look like pat-
pong. Why? It will
take another 32 yrs. or more, in order for laos to build a city like
pat-pong. Pat-pong
is full with high rise, restaurants, shops, hotels, subway station,
shopping mall, international
business offices and more...
Is Laos a communist state? HECK YEAH!
Than-Paxasonlao,
Kanoy wao pit san bor? Than-Paxasonlao jung leow hen taeh moum kihai
kong Patpong nor.
Patpong ga pen heang thong-thiaw moum neung khong Thailand. Phaiphai
kor son-jai.
Khor thod thi sai-hai pai-si Ban-meung commi khong Than.
dougi
On 10 4 , 9:40, <laohaklao1...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> sanga...@yahoo.comwrote:Friends of SCL, According to Webster's Dictionary, COMMUNISM is a system of government in which all the means of production belong to the state. It applied to Laos from 1975 to late 80' when the government tried to nationalize everything, that means to transfer ownership or control of land, resources, industries etc... to the nation. But now Laos is no longer using the communist doctrine to run her economy. She has free market economy like many countries in the western hemisphere. She is a member of ASEAN, has NTR with the US and will be a member of WTO in the near future. In term of politic, Laos is not different from Kuwait, Saudi Arabia or maybe Thailand where people cannot formally criticize their own government or the head of state. I think Laos is not a communist or dictatorial state. Laos is a country with one-party system. Thanouxay and DKJ, what do you think about this topic? Thanks, SGL ____________________________________________________________________________ Base on the theory from old political science textbook(1979), NO COUNTRY on this blue planet is
> pure communistand NO COUNTRY ispure capitalist. The closest countries to be called a COMMUNIST STATES
> are ROMANIA, ALBANIA and NORTH KOREA. Again, the closest countries to be called CAPITALIST STATES are
> HONG KONG and SINGAPORE.
> Communist_____[C]___[D][E]___________________[L]__________0______________________________[A]_____[B]_______Capitalist
> [CENTER]
> [A]= Singapore, [C]= Romania, [E]= North Korea
> [B]= Hong Kong [D]=Albania.
> The best to describe Laos is perhaps at point [L] when you combine her ECONOMIC SYSTEM and HER OVERALL CONSTITUTION into
> POLITICAL INSTITUTION.
> In the REAL WORLD, we are living in the MIXED POLITICAL andECONOMICAL SYSTEM.
paxas...@yahoo.com
wrote:
> Why some people just can't accept the fact. I said SOME GUYS with
> UNIFORMS, NOT ALL.
> Not all the guys with uniforms are good, nor not all the guys with
> uniforms are bad.
>
> "SOME" remember that?
>
> I thought it was a lip-service to call the rest of laos look like pat-
> pong. Why? It will
> take another 32 yrs. or more, in order for laos to build a city like
> pat-pong. Pat-pong
> is full with high rise, restaurants, shops, hotels, subway station,
> shopping mall, international
> business offices and more...
>
> Is Laos a communist state? HECK YEAH!
>
> Than-Paxasonlao,
>
> Kanoy wao pit san bor? Than-Paxasonlao jung leow hen taeh moum kihai
> kong Patpong nor.
> Patpong ga pen heang thong-thiaw moum neung khong Thailand. Phaiphai
> kor son-jai.
>
> Khor thod thi sai-hai pai-si Ban-meung commi khong Than.
>
> dougi
Sabaidee Dougi .
You didn't make it clear about " The rest of the country is just like
Patpong in Bangcock . You make it sound like Muang Kali , Bangcock .
dkj....@gmail.com
Long time ne see, how the weather in your coolest town?
I hope you already packed for your next visit
Vientiane is cooler than usual today as soon Boun Ork Phansa
Say hello to Lee,
Hakpaeng
dkj
phe...@gmail.com
Communist rule is for the ashole or terrors only, not for all,
that why I like LPDR, they lean from the book memorized
all shapter but used their skill to operation instate of open
book every time when doing some thing..
paxas...@yahoo.com
Vientiane is cooler very good I like it .
pizone
The ones who think laos is not a communist state don't have the brain
to think for themselves. Living under this garbage commu regime for 32
years, these people are completely brainwashed to the point that they
even don't know that the pak-papivat-pasasollao is one of a few
communist party leaf over on earth.
What ever the pak-ppl told them, they believe it and take it as the
absolute fact. Wake up laonai, make laos a free country. Why keep this
garbage commu regime in laos, the commu leaders themselves are afraid
of being called communists even they really are.
Go to hell communism!
Viva freedom and peace.
pizone
On Oct 3, 11:46 pm, "paxason...@yahoo.com" <paxason...@yahoo.com>
wrote:
thanouxay
I assume that no regime will ever survive long if the Entire People do
not support it.
I also assume that none of Militarist or Dictatorship regime could
ever effort to have enough soldiers and death squad to guard every
inch of the territory to prevent people from upraising.
I also assume that our regime will last through out your life time and
after your "Departure". your kids will request a Visa from our regime
if they wish to come back to visit their parent's former homeland.
Sok dee
On Oct 4, 12:09 pm, <phet...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Oct 2, 10:04 pm, sangalee...@yahoo.com wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
> > Friends of SCL,
> > According to Webster's Dictionary, COMMUNISM is a system of government
> > in which all the means of production belong to the state. It applied
> > to Laos from 1975 to late 80' when the government tried to nationalize
> > everything, that means to transfer ownership or control of land,
> > resources, industries etc... to the nation. But now Laos is no longer
> > using the communist doctrine to run her economy. She has free market
> > economy like many countries in the western hemisphere. She is a member
> > of ASEAN, has NTR with the US and will be a member of WTO in the near
> > future. In term of politic, Laos is not different from Kuwait, Saudi
> > Arabia or maybe Thailand where people cannot formally criticize their
> > own government or the head of state. I think Laos is not a communist
> > or dictatorial state. Laos is a country with one-party system.
> >Thanouxayand DKJ, what do you think about this topic?
>
> > Thanks,
> > SGL
>
> Communist rule is for the ashole or terrors only, not for all,
> that why I like LPDR, they lean from the book memorized
> all shapter but used their skill to operation instate of open
> book every time when doing some thing..- Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -
tsee...@gmail.com
I don't think LAOS is a real COMMUNIST COUNTRY. The Lao leading class
people were all deserters from the old ROYAL GOV., none of them was
rising from the DICTATORSHIP of the PROLETARIAT. The LAO CIVIL WAR
was about pure PERSONAL REVENGE, nothing communism. Today, once the
deserters are in total control of the power, COMMUNISM is FORGETTABLE.
The only reason why it's still there is because, keeping it that way,
they hope to scare away those real nationalists, like we keep a
Bhudda charming arround our neck to protect devil.
In reality, after 32 years, due to ignorance, they are incapable to
bring the country to prosperity, despite the NTR and the call for help
from laonorks. All they can get is cheap sex under the name of
tourism. The real nationalist laonorks are too skeptical to return.
Right now, big time corruptions, Laos is controlled politically by the
vietnamese, culturally by the thai and economically by the chinese,
the thai, the japanese and the korean. Too bad, by the time laonorks
and laonais can get along, the country would be long gone.
All those bloodshed were for nothing, but for a corrupted government.
.
pizone
> I assume that no regime will ever survive long if the Entire People do
> not support it.
your regime survive long because you commu people use the communist
regime as the tool to control the people and not because the entire
people support it. if you stupidly beleive that laonai support your
commu regime, try to give them freedom of speech, then you know right
away how bad is your commu regime.
> I also assume that none of Militarist or Dictatorship regime could
> ever effort to have enough soldiers and death squad to guard every
> inch of the territory to prevent people from upraising.
it's not the number of soldiers to prevent the people from uprising,
it's the tactics the commu use that prevent the people from uprising.
it's needless to explain the commu tactics to you right?
> I also assume that our regime will last through out your life time and
> after your "Departure".
this sounds like you also know that your commu regime is NOT good for
the people, but you have to keep it as long as possible because it
real 'good' for you people who call yourselves the 'leaders'.
> your kids will request a Visa from our regime
> if they wish to come back to visit their parent's former homeland.
yah, you're right. our kids have to request a visa to see their
parents birthplace. how about your kids? will they hold your garbage
hammer and sickle flag for ever? wounldn't you like to ask for a visa
to see the free world once in their life time?
> Sok dee
hakpheng
pizone
>
> On Oct 4, 12:09 pm, <phet...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>
>
> > On Oct 2, 10:04 pm, sangalee...@yahoo.com wrote:
>
> > > Friends of SCL,
> > > According to Webster's Dictionary, COMMUNISM is a system of government
> > > in which all the means of production belong to the state. It applied
> > > to Laos from 1975 to late 80' when the government tried to nationalize
> > > everything, that means to transfer ownership or control of land,
> > > resources, industries etc... to the nation. But now Laos is no longer
> > > using the communist doctrine to run her economy. She has free market
> > > economy like many countries in the western hemisphere. She is a member
> > > of ASEAN, has NTR with the US and will be a member of WTO in the near
> > > future. In term of politic, Laos is not different from Kuwait, Saudi
> > > Arabia or maybe Thailand where people cannot formally criticize their
> > > own government or the head of state. I think Laos is not a communist
> > > or dictatorial state. Laos is a country with one-party system.
> > >Thanouxayand DKJ, what do you think about this topic?
>
> > > Thanks,
> > > SGL
>
> > Communist rule is for the ashole or terrors only, not for all,
> > that why I like LPDR, they lean from the book memorized
> > all shapter but used their skill to operation instate of open
> > book every time when doing some thing..- Hide quoted text -
>
> > - Show quoted text -- Hide quoted text -
phe...@gmail.com
> Phet,
>
> I assume that no regime will ever survive long if the Entire People do
> not support it.
> I also assume that none of Militarist or Dictatorship regime could
> ever effort to have enough soldiers and death squad to guard every
> inch of the territory to prevent people from upraising.
> I also assume that our regime will last through out your life time and
> after your "Departure". your kids will request a Visa from our regime
> if they wish to come back to visit their parent's former homeland.
> Sok dee
for our country we applaud and thank them, but if some day they
stepped out of the line our young generation will kick them out
anyway, nothing is for ever.
In present the investor around the world dying to pour their
money onto Laos, if the LPDR let those opportunity slip away,
and also let Lao kids keep dropped out of school, is because of
busy-busy taking care of our retardo Meos, LPDR won't last
long to see my departure trust me.
tsee...@gmail.com
> and also let Lao kids keep dropped out of school, is because of
> busy-busy taking care of our retardo Meos, LPDR won't last
> long to see my departure trust me.
successful because I am a MEO and your departure is also due to MEOS,
so MEOS are not ORDINARY MEOS but SUPER MEOS, it means that you and
the MEOS are like life and the oxygen.
Hahaha...You"re defeated by the MEOS. Khod Mae Meung buck Phuan!
TseemYeej.
dougi...@hotmail.com
he, he, he.
Neuk wa pha gan wa "sahai" gab "pho-siaw."
Gatta be the new MEO, right?
dougi
john...@gmail.com
wrote:
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555 Borther Smooth,
Lolz...
What else Laos is not commie country. You can count not too many
commies left on earth and
It doesn't going nowhere except Laos and Vietnam are first country
who's done that even Soviet
And China cannot even do it.
Bravo...bravo...bravo