See how terrible Ketsana hit southern Laos
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dkj
Universal god is doing his job now at Southern Laos. He will be fair
with every body in Laos.
On Oct 23, 6:07 am, ntujkag <ntuj...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Oct 23, 4:16 am, DKJ <dkj.l...@gmail.com> wrote:
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> > All,
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> > See how terrible Ketsana hit southern Laos
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> >http://www.flickr.com/photos/laoflood2009/4036372273/sizes/o/http://w...
> In Buddhism there're no GOD, only THE SUPREME GREAT TEACHER GAUTAMA
BUDDHA. Only MARA (SATAN) trying to revenge for his children, All the
animals peoples killed for foods everydays. I am not Lao, Laos getting
better and better everydays as long as don't go meddle with politic as
that happen everywhere in the world. Corruptions are everywhere in the
world and it's part of politicians way of life. Money are evils because
our noise, eyes, ears and mouth are born with too much heavy fire. When
you say someone bad about someone to another person, same as putting
fire into in fire eyes, so bad thing sure to come. When your fire eyes
see so much money, I am sure you like to have it just like playing with
LOTTO. Politicians see money from their fire eyes they would corrupt as
much as they can, even have to kill to get the money they'll do it. So
my Asian friend don't just use GOD as He/She might not exist. Only JEW,
Muslim & Christian believed there is a GOD and that why US are killing
so much peoples and in turn the Muslim killed not only non-muslim but
own muslim because they learn the wrong way and Satan in control so
Where is GOD
Yes you are right.LPDR killed hmong for 34 years. so that the
PHANAGNAK
dragon drestroy LPDR to replace hmong spot.and it will have another
hurricane
hit LPDR again soon.It will have more damage then this time.
HAHAD
DKJ,
Lao PDR has denied that there are no persecution and war crime against
the Hmong People in the jungle. Today they still continue lunching
military attacking the Hmong Chaofa and poisoning them with chemical
in Xaysombun Special zones by using the B-8 Russian made helicopter to
spray chemical on their hiding spots which the international community
has already knew about the Lao PDR rogue government’s behavior.
There is not much the international community can do to save the Hmong
Chaofa, but may be these Mother Nature disasters destroying Lao own
people and properties will reflect the images of Hmong Chaofa crying
and praying for help from God.
What is the purpose of posting the flooded pictures here from DKJ? Is
it begging for some international release funds? Do your Lao PDR rogue
governments need help from the international community as much as the
Hmong Chaofa?
DKJ and Mr. Yong would you please respond?
X Z
DKJ,
So sorry to see such natural disaster happened in our motherland.
Dony
Nothing is new, Laos continues to be a nation of beggar since 1975.
Many dams for penny projects, Lao national sport complex, roads etc.
are being constructed from Asian development funding. National debts
are accumulating so high. It will take couple of Laotian generations
to pay for it. In many cases, commie leaders sell/lease their lands
for these project funding. Soon, Laotians will find themselves to be
landless citizens that live on makeshift bamboo rafts floating on the
the Mekong rivers and be slaves for foreigners in its own country.
DKJ,
Your LPDR was very lucky for a disaster like this. You beg for it and
you get it because your LPDR asks for $100 US dollars and spends 100
Kips for those in need. Shame on your LPDR. Japan just gave $111,800
last week and your LPDR gave $.45 to each individual in these area.
What kind of people are your LPDR. Is the money from selling gold,
mine, sex, land, electric dam is enough to help those poors?
get your LPDR asss out of those area and the Hmong can help them. The
Real 100% are not doing much so and as long as there is fish, the real
100% Laotian is fine.
Hmong Freedom II, LPDR's enemy
Laos should divert that rainwater toward the panhandle farmers so they
can make additional rice paddies to grow additional sticky rice for
its husk to make drywall for the international market. i don't know if
through word of mouth our ancient people heard but drywall are in
demand here in the states. so instead of discarding it or use it to
only spice up that smelting sauce, make the drywall. just so you can
tax it to create that hub and build that first skyscraper in Laos.
...and dkj could you help put pants on that kid in the picture. makes
it look like Laos don't know how or don’t care about her future
generations. also, let us know if you need help i'm sure we can do
some type of clothing drive.
On Oct 23, 6:43 pm, dony <phiaj...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> On Oct 23, 4:16 am, DKJ <dkj.l...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > All,
>
> > See how terrible Ketsana hit southern Laos
>
> >http://www.flickr.com/photos/laoflood2009/4036372273/sizes/o/http://w...
Philipinos never lay their hands on hmong why Ketsana
run over their country then?
The fack is when LPDR moved Hmong out of Lao Mountain
34 years ago Lao trees grow back tall and fenced most of
northern part of Laos, Ketsana have no choice but slammed
down on the south....
Any area on the earth where bad living thing reside will be blew by
the Universal justic god.
God did not do this to Philippine because they laid their hands on
Hmongs. Hurricanes that hit Philippine because of the ill treatment of
so call " Philippine rebels" and wild corruptions that existed in its
government. God did to Burma, Taiwan, Vietnam, China, and Laos
because of corruption and mistreating its own citizens. These natural
disasters were only a small lesson, but wait until Pha gna Nak shakes
the earth and break the 3 gorges dam and you will know why.
www.jailao.org is going to Laos in a month or two to help with this.
Those that can help, please contribute to www.jailao.org.
Hakpang
Trying to get a free ticket to Laos? Hahaha...Where is your promise to
Ban Phalak?
Back stabber!
TseemYeej.
It is the motther nature, stupid. Have you seen God yet?
Budda is one of the universal god 's son that was born to indian
nation.
Laos PDR nation is one of the state on earth that out of balace. Now
it is time to restore balance in order to reduce the destructive
energy.
you stupid out there, i have see the picture of jesus, buddha,
mohammeh, people bow down to them and believe they are the son of god
and also equal to god. is one of this god destroy lpdr?
In order to boost-up the Lao Government's appeal for assistance to
mitigate the negative impact ofr Ketsana, the Permanent Mission of Lao
PDR to UNO in Geneva, on 26 October 2009 convened a Meeting co-chaired
by it Ambassador and the Director of UNOCHA. Here is the statement of
Mr. Yong.
You can also see the picture by clicking here:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/laoflood2009
Briefing by The Permanent Representative of the Lao PDR to UNO and
Other International Organizations in Geneva at UNOCHA Meeting
26 October 2009, Palais des Nations
Mr. Chairman,
Distinguished Representative of Permanent Representatives and
International Organizations,
At the outset, on behalf of the Government of Lao PDR, I would like to
express my sincere thanks to the Director of UNOCHA for hosting
this important meeting and my gratitude also goes to the
representatives of the Permanent Missions, International organizations
and INGOs in Geneva for kindly accepting the invitation to attending
this briefing on the impact of a severe flooding in Laos caused by
the recent Typhoon Ketsana on 29-30 September 2009. Your presence
here today is a testimony of goodwill and cooperation in considering
to provide emergency relief assistance to the victims of the recent
natural disaster in medium and longer-term in Laos.
Typhoon Ketsana, one of the deadliest tropical storm affecting the
region, entered the Southern provinces of Laos from Vietnam. This
Typhoon hit the Southern part of Laos with a wind of up to 140 Km per
hour causing torrential rains over 5 provinces, namely: Attapeu,
Saravan, Sekong, Savankhet and Champasak. Within hours, typhoon
Ketsana wreaked havoc the livelihood of the people of three southern
provinces, caused tremendous damages to public infrastructure, homes,
displaced tens of thousands of people by destroying rice field, rice
stock, cattle, poultry and crops. This flood was one of the worst
floods ever occurred in the southern part of Laos. For the long run,
the damage would entail long term socio-economic impact compromising
my country’s commitments to attain the Millenium Development Goals
(MDGs) in those affected provinces.
Allow me to update you of the overall impact and extent of damage
and losses caused by the recent Typhoon Ketsana affecting 287 villages
of 25 Districts in five provinces in the remote Southern Laos
bordered with Vietnam and Cambodia, namely: Saravan, Xekong, Attapeu,
Savanakhet and Champasack. This natural disaster affected 178,000
people, including 21,300 school children and 9,000 pregnant woman
totalling 27,800 households among whom 9,600 were displaced. Out of
this number, 17 were killed, one missing and 91 were injured. Typhoon
Ketsana also destroyed 1,483 Houses, 58 schools, 10 Hospitals, 68
irrigation system, 47 roads and 20,000 ha of rice field. The loss was
estimated to about 1,011 Billion kip or more than US$ 120 Millions.
The most immediate need is clean water, shelters, medicine, food among
other goods of first necessity. Four following provinces are the most
affected and Attopeu, Sekong and Saravane are the most vulnerable:
1. Attapeu Province: The flood has affected 5 Districts including
Sanamxay, Samakhixay Xaysettha, Xanxay and Phouvong, totalling 99
villages, 12,142 Household and 72,850 People, 9 Workers in
construction site of Sekhaman No.1 Hydro-power have lose their live.
• 15,521 ha of Agricultural land were destroyed;
• 1130 cattle, 703 goats, 1036 pigs and 7998 poultry were devastated;
• Several roads and basic infrastructure have been extensively
damaged;
• The victims in the province need urgent 1,900 tons of rice for
period of 6 next months; and
The total amount of loss was estimated around 640 billion kip or US$
80 Millions.
2. Xekong Province: 4 districts (La-Mam, Ka-leum, Thateng and
Dackcheung)
• Over 600 houses were affected of which 506 were completed destroyed
causing 5,777 homeless;
• 14 Schools were destroyed;
• 3 Hospitals and all the medical equipments were damaged;
• 5 Hotels and guesthouses were damaged;
• 980 heads of cattle including 796 pigs, 483 goats and over 3.00
poultry were lost;
• 679 ha of rice field and 780 ha of slash and burn field were
destroyed;
• 6 roads were damaged; and
The total estimate cost of loss amounting to 123 Billion kip (U$ 15
Millions)
3. Saravan province 7 districts (Saravan, Khongxedone, Va-pi, Ta-oy,
Samoy, Toomlan and Lao-ngam) were flooded affecting 201 villages of
2 villages lost their lives.
• 393 house damages of which 250 families lost all of their
belongings;
• 26 schools were destroyed;
• 54 irrigation systems were damaged;
• 16 bridges and road were damaged;
• 79 cattle, 101 pigs, 649 poultry and 361 fish ponds were lost;
• 8,516 Ha of paddy field were flooded;
• 16 rural water supply stations were destroyed; and
The total loss was estimated at around 73 Billion kip (U$ 9 Millions)
4- Savannakhet Province. 2 Districts ( Xepone and Nong ) were
affected by the flooding
• 13.088 people form 2.488 households in 29 villages were affected;
and
• 7 House were flushed away.
The efforts and measures have been taken by the Lao Government .
Reacting to the negative impact of Typhoon Ketsana which was the
worst ever occurred in the Southern part of Laos, the Prime Minister
and many high ranking officials in the Government have visited the
affected areas and coordinated the relief efforts. This includes the
procurement of medicines, agricultural tools, foods, water among other
things. Currently the Government had instructed the local authorities
to accelerate the relief and rehabilitation effort to the affected
communities in order to improve their livelihood. The Government had
established and ad-hoc committee Chaired by the Minister of Labour and
Social Welfare and the Government is using the national reserve and
saving worth about 100 Billion Kip or US$ 13 Million as an emergency
relief fund to assist the most affected provinces. The fund had been
spent on purchasing rice for the victims until December of this year
and to help the homeless to build temporary shelters, to supply items
of necessary needs including utensils and production tools. In order
to mobilizing the fund from public, states and private companies,
International organizations and INGOs for the victims, the Government
has set up a following Special Trust Fund Account:
Customer Name: “ Fund Assistance to Disaster victims”
account Number:
No. 010.7.11.01.18204 (US$)
No. 010.6.11.02.07899 (Thai Baht)
No. 010.4.11.00.23754 (Lao Kips)
Swift: COEBLALA at Banque pour le Commerce Exterieur du Laos
Given the scale of damage caused by the recent Typhoon Ketsana and
urgent response to the emergency relief, humanitarian assistance and
to meet the urgent need of the people in the affected area by in the
Southern provinces of Laos, on behalf of the Government of the Lao
PDR, I would like to solemnly appeal to all friendly countries and
International Organizations and INGOs attending in this meeting to
contribute to our effort to mitigate this natural disaster which
severely affected our Nation.
In this occasion, I wish also to express my sincere thanks in advance
to all of you for past and current assistance extended to us. My
special thanks go to UNOCHA for hosting this meeting, for its valuable
support, cooperation and assistance to the Lao Government in the past.
I also to extend my best wishes to all of you who are present here
today for your kind attention and cooperation.
Thank you
communist red lao and viet always take care of the comrades-people. So
go for it take care of the problems.
Did you forget to include Saisombune Special zones on your statement
in Geneva? Thoses areas also need assistances.
X Z
I heard many Hmong moved out of Saisomboun because the
local government not allowed them to have any kind of weapon,
including sling shot and blow dart gun.....
Without slingshots, Hmong still can setup booty traps and shoot bows
with poisoned arrows. So, commie folks need to stay away as far as
possible. Even, tigers are not even guaranty safe from Hmongs.
Hmongs have survived for the last 34 years in the jungle and will
continue to live as long as they are free from harm. They are expert
in setting up traps for commies in their jungle homes.
he he he Mr Hmong things are turn around, many Hmong move out of
Saisomboun to Vientiane to get the job, many of them drive a car buy
a house drink Beerlao and enjoy life, only scientist, biologist and
geologist
are living in Lao jungle now...
Bro. Phet,
What I mean is that why the Lao PDR Government knows how to cry for
help from the international community for its Lao people in the
Southern but ignores the Hmong Chaofa People in Saisombune Special
zones. Lao PDR afraid his people will be infected with diseases from
the flooding. But, Lao PDR Government continues poisoning the Hmong
Chaofa in Saisombune Special zones with chemical. Don't they need
their voices heard in the international community? Their situations
are much worst and cost more than the Ketsana disaster in the Southern
Laos and its after math. You may have to visit the areas yourself to
prove what you heard.
X Z
If LPDR can pay $600.00 per killing Hmong Chao Fa person, why can't
commie take care of its own people? LPDR can divert this killing fund
to help folks in the South instead of asking European union, Japan, S.
Korea, and America for aid !
The only way to prevent any more natural disaster is LPDR must stop
killing its own innocent citizens and not to anger the gods of the
land. When gods call into action, it will be much worse, and hundreds
of thousands of lives will be lost. Just look at Burma's natural
disaster in recent years, many towns and cities were wiped out. Lao
and its neighbor countries who assist or provide soldiers and arms for
killing Jungle folks will also shared of suffering. May Pha Nga Nak
answer the jungle folks' call for action in the future.
After Thanouxai rescued Hmong from burning camp in Thailand
he pay for their bus tickets to Laos, he pay for their lunch, sharing
spoon, sharing rice basket and sharing stories..
I think the turning point is after that lunch, many adult Hmong
cries when realized that they're been fouled by Hmong nork,
some even promise to slit Hmongnork's throat and drink blood.
Here is a good news, all member of Hmong Chao-Fa came out from
the jungle of Saisomboun and changed their names to Hmong Chao-Yong
and very ready to fight until last to protect LPDR...
> answer the jungle folks' call for action in the future.- Hide quoted text -
As an official online propagandist for the Bolshevik Revolution Hammer
Sickle flying one-party Communist government of the Lao PDR,
Ambassador Yong Chanthalangsy also wants to DICTATE and CONTROL every
propaganda message on these online forums.
Every topic has equal relevance and are interconnected. Yong of course
will ignore those topics where they are under international scrutiny
and where they have failed to live up to their own words, covenants,
and basic international standards...such as having their country's
Ambassador to the U.N. serving as their most famous and foremost
internet junkie.
The jailao ladies are leaving in a few days. There's still time to
contribute to their cause. Please visit www.jailao.org .
Hakpang
Yog coj cai le pum ib txha has huv nuav mas peb Moob txuj kev
thaajyeeb yuav tsi tau tshwm sim sai nawb, kuv xaav naj.
Natural disaster has nothing to do with human social and political
problems.
MS
Soukwan for one of the Jailao ladies yesterday evening.
http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=2021830&id=1235222660&l=9bc8f1db64
Jailao ladies waiting to depart on a journey of a life time. Have a
safe trip ladies!
http://www.flickr.com/photos/25418805@N03/4138396147
Good luck to these lucky ladies
I wish I have time to share with them in the southern part of Laos
dkj
They will be there for three weeks ai DKJ.
Dear Friends,
We, Hmong and Lao in Minnesota, are about to organize a fund raising
to support those victims of the natural disaster in the 4 southern
provinces. Your participation/contribution is highly appreciated. It
is a humanitarian issue, so we should do whatever we can to relieve
their pains.
MS32
"Jai Lao Friend is so estatic to be here in Savannakhet at the Savan
Vegas! Viva Laos Vegas! I'm here for the internet connection really!
The 2nd day we got to Laos we went straight to a small village in
Saravan that was hit by the flood. We spent early morning hours
shopping in Pakse for chickens & ducks, toiletry kits, basic ing..."
" Jai Lao Friend is overfilled with so much emotions! The smile of
the same girl who inspired me to start the Jai Lao Foundation still
makes my heart flutter. I wish to kiss every blind man so he can see
my love for him. I desire to hug every grandman so she can squeal in
delight to know I adore her & her beetle nut chewing mouth! ...I wish
to play with each chilld as if it was my last day in paradise and
paradise is Laos!"
"Tomorrow we are heading up to Vientiane to buy plenty of warm
blankets to take to Luang Prabang where we will be visiting a village
tucked in the mountaineous part of Laos. We are donating warm
essentials, toiletry kits & candies to them who have been reported to
Jai Lao got very sick from chilly nights. We hope Jai ...Lao's love
will keep them warm through the cold nights."
A few pictures from Laos, for those who haven't seen these.