http://www.laopride.com/pictures1/thaigirls-attack-laogirl.jpg

http://drama-addict.com/2011/02/23/%E0%B8%95%E0%B8%B4%E0%B9%88%E0%B8%87%E0%B8%A2%E0%B8%81%E0%B8%9E%E0%B8%A7%E0%B8%81%E0%B8%A3%E0%B8%B8%E0%B8%A1%E0%B8%81%E0%B8%A3%E0%B8%B0%E0%B8%8B%E0%B8%A7%E0%B8%81%E0%B8%AA%E0%B8%B2%E0%B8%A7%E0%B8%A5/

Translation please?

Many Thai Bangkok look down on Lao, Lao Isan.
>:(

Yes, they look down on us.

They are basically saying to the Lao girl, "Are you so pretty now bitch?"

Are you saying that they beat her because they are jealous?
Fckn Thais!

Larb Dip wrote on 5^th Mar, 2011 at 7:44am:

Are you saying that they beat her because they are jealous? Fckn Thais!

Five against one there must be a reason. Maybe being Lao is one of them.
>:(

Don't worry about Siamese. Red shirt Lao Isan will take over Thailand and control Thai government again.
;D



Admin Saovaluck wrote on 5^th Mar, 2011 at 7:39am:

Yes, they look down on us. They are basically saying to the Lao girl, "Are you so pretty now bitch?"

Where did you get this? Was this in the papers? If so, then Thai people have no standards.

There's politicals unrest in Thailand because Thai, Jek Bangkok don't want Lao Issan to be in power. More new about Thailand Bangkokpost.com. They'll not tell people what is really going in the new, but only what they want you to know. "Propaganda."
8-)

Do Issan even wanna be Lao? Seriously? Whenever I look at their rallies on youtube, they always fly the Siamese flag and not our Lao flag. Maybe they just want liberation and independance. I have a step father who is Isaan and he ALWAYS pumps Carabao's "Made in Thailand".
What do you think mate?

Majority of Issan is ethnics Lao around 20 million. They speak Lao, like to eat sticky rice and padak, except they're Thai citizens. Issan are not allow to speak or learn to write Lao language in school. Red shirt leader speak Lao and proud. Some even talk about independence Issan. It's not a good idea to fly Laos or Lan Xang flag in Thailand that can get you kills. It's very politicals sensitive issue. It doesn't matter what you called yourself if you're born Lao you're Lao. We can pick our nationality but not race.
8-)

Red shirt Issan Vieng Vorathep - March 27 2010 [Part 1]
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ERieVKOGSNw
8-) ;) :)


Larb Dip wrote on 5^th Mar, 2011 at 8:46am:

Do Issan even wanna be Lao? Seriously? Whenever I look at their rallies on youtube, they always fly the Siamese flag and not our Lao flag. Maybe they just want liberation and independance. I have a step father who is Isaan and he ALWAYS pumps Carabao's "Made in Thailand". What do you think mate?

This is more like it. Why can't the rest of these radicals convey their messages in their own language. Considering that they are all the same people, it only makes sense.

What ever happened to these guys? Are they still rebelling or what?
I used to see the riots on the news everyday. Nowadays it seems they have long since faded into oblivon. Or am I wrong?

The protest is still ongoing, but not as violent as it was, when people were shot at.

Admin Saovaluck wrote on 6^th Mar, 2011 at 7:51am:

The protest is still ongoing, but not as violent as it was, when people were shot at.

Sounds stereo typical Lao: When the going gets tough: the weak stop going!
What, because they got shot at, they suddenly forgot their inspiration? Do they really want to go back to their rice fileds and shovel cow manure? This is the problem with our Lao state of mind. We need to brainstorm  new doctrines, pinong. The whole education system needs to be revised. 21st century relevance needs to be made compulsary in the cirriculum. It all stars at the very top. Those in charge need to become better role models. Take more action.Alot less talking (and begging). Education is the tool. Teach people something long enough and it will become part of their mind-set. But this type of thing works both ways. Look at our kin in Thailand. They no longer call themselves Lao, but rather "Isaan". Some don't even know they are descendaed from Lao slaves (not all were). Understand what I'm saying? Mind-control is the key! But the type that I propose is only to inspire our people to expect and demand more from life (you only live once), not to feed them with propaganda bs.

If the Thai military tried to shoot you, and some of your colleagues got killed and injured, will you stick around?

Nearly 200 red shirt protesters are still in jail. The protesters got paid to take part in the rally. Many of them don't have an inspiration, they just want the money.

Lao Issan know about their Lao root.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iRXLBbR1308&feature=player_embedded

Good point. Education is the key. That's the nature of Lao people we like live in peace and live a simple life. Maybe that's why we get bully and push around by our powerful neighbor for century. Issan mean northeast when Thai talk about Issan they know its Lao.
8-) :-?




Larb Dip wrote on 7^th Mar, 2011 at 3:24am:

Admin Saovaluck wrote on 6th Mar, 2011 at 7:51am: The protest is still ongoing, but not as violent as it was, when people were shot at. Sounds stereo typical Lao: When the going gets tough: the weak stop going! What, because they got shot at, they suddenly forgot their inspiration? Do they really want to go back to their rice fileds and shovel cow manure? This is the problem with our Lao state of mind. We need to brainstorm  new doctrines, pinong. The whole education system needs to be revised. 21st century relevance needs to be made compulsary in the cirriculum. It all stars at the very top. Those in charge need to become better role models. Take more action.Alot less talking (and begging). Education is the tool. Teach people something long enough and it will become part of their mind-set. But this type of thing works both ways. Look at our kin in Thailand. They no longer call themselves Lao, but rather "Isaan". Some don't even know they are descendaed from Lao slaves (not all were). Understand what I'm saying? Mind-control is the key! But the type that I propose is only to inspire our people to expect and demand more from life (you only live once), not to feed them with propaganda bs.

Last year there were were 150,000 + red shirt protester in Bangkok. There's no way that all of them got pay to be there and has no inspiration. They're fighting for freedom and democracy and against double standard.
8-) :)



Admin Saovaluck wrote on 7^th Mar, 2011 at 5:31am:

If the Thai military tried to shoot you, and some of your colleagues got killed and injured, will you stick around? Nearly 200 red shirt protesters are still in jail. The protesters got paid to take part in the rally. Many of them don't have an inspiration, they just want the money.

Admin Saovaluck wrote on 7^th Mar, 2011 at 5:31am:

If the Thai military tried to shoot you, and some of your colleagues got killed and injured, will you stick around? Nearly 200 red shirt protesters are still in jail. The protesters got paid to take part in the rally. Many of them don't have an inspiration, they just want the money.

Look at the "Niggas" (pardon me) in the USA. They now have equal rights as everyone else. But how did they get it? [Take your time on this one. There is no need to rush. Because as they say in Laos: "we have all day"]. Even when their leaders got assasinated, did they get scared and do a face-to? No,NO,NO!. They kept on fighting for what they believed in. Their predicament was not too far off from where we are now. Nearly all of them are descended form slaves. True for most of our Isaan brethren. So what, alot of rebellers are in jail. So what, most will fall short. Look at Jao Siviet Annouvong. We now have a monument in his honour. How many centuries has he been dead? If you fight for what you truly believe in, and you "know" deep down in your heart that you are right, then the "pasason" will feel the vibe too and get behind the movement. Martyred in the faith of independance and equality. They don't come any prouder than that! Whay can't us Lao adopt this type of jihad mentality?

"If the Thai military tried to shoot you, and some of your colleagues got killed and injured, will you stick around?". Admin', you already think too"Lao-like". Why do most Lao only think about themselves? When you invite someone over for diner and they don't want to come, why do they make up bs excuses? "I already ate" or " My brother has already invited me"? You can tell they are lying. We Lao should learn to be more direct. Don't take my judgements to heart admin'. I will always "love" you for your opinions; no matter how contrasting they are. My old man always preached the mantra: "huck pang gun".

More Lao need to assimilalate the pride of those two speakers in that "Laos Politics thread".

Laos was invade and its still control by foreigner power. Lao don't have a chance to standup for their right. Those who speak up are jail or killed. Issan are under Thai and exploited as cheap labors and sex worker. Lao in Laos are under Vietnam as a result after 35 year our country is still underdeveloped and behind in education, health care, jobs and opportunity. Not much we can do right now except supporting Laos economics development anyway we can and move forward.
8-) :-?

Love Laos, Thaksin Shinawatra is a billionaire. He is rich enough to pay alot of people.


Larb Dip, About inviting Lao people for dinner and they refuse to come with a polite excuse (whether it's true or not), there's no harm done.

It's like westerners asking you "How are you?" More often than not, you'll answer something along the lines of "I'm fine", even though your day may be miserable.

PM Thaksin was already rich before entering politics. He is the only Thai PM that serve the whole term in offices, and has done more for Isan and Lanna then any Thai PM. PM Thaksin pay off Thai national debt, provide better health care, education and business loan for the poor.
8-)


Admin Saovaluck wrote on 7^th Mar, 2011 at 10:34pm:

Love Laos, Thaksin Shinawatra is a billionaire. He is rich enough to pay alot of people. Larb Dip, About inviting Lao people for dinner and they refuse to come with a polite excuse (whether it's true or not), there's no harm done. It's like westerners asking you "How are you?" More often than not, you'll answer something along the lines of "I'm fine", even though your day may be miserable.

Every PM leaves office, and they are remembered for a mixture of good and bad things they've done.

Thaksin did some good things, however he was found guilty of corruption in a court of law, so that's a pretty serious charge in anyone's language.

Larb Dip wrote on 7^th Mar, 2011 at 3:24am:

Admin Saovaluck wrote on 6th Mar, 2011 at 7:51am: The protest is still ongoing, but not as violent as it was, when people were shot at. Sounds stereo typical Lao: When the going gets tough: the weak stop going! What, because they got shot at, they suddenly forgot their inspiration? Do they really want to go back to their rice fileds and shovel cow manure? This is the problem with our Lao state of mind. We need to brainstorm  new doctrines, pinong. The whole education system needs to be revised. 21st century relevance needs to be made compulsary in the cirriculum. It all stars at the very top. Those in charge need to become better role models. Take more action.Alot less talking (and begging). Education is the tool. Teach people something long enough and it will become part of their mind-set. But this type of thing works both ways. Look at our kin in Thailand. They no longer call themselves Lao, but rather "Isaan". Some don't even know they are descendaed from Lao slaves (not all were). Understand what I'm saying? Mind-control is the key! But the type that I propose is only to inspire our people to expect and demand more from life (you only live once), not to feed them with propaganda bs.

I do not mean to cause a problem, but it is easy to talk about protesting when you are in a safe country. I saw videos where people were not only shot at, but snipers shot some protesters in the head. In light of what is happening in the world today, I commend all those patriots who put their lives on the line so one day others may enjoy freedom. Freedom is not free.

wrote on 8^th Mar, 2011 at 6:33am:

Larb Dip wrote on 7th Mar, 2011 at 3:24am: Admin Saovaluck wrote on 6th Mar, 2011 at 7:51am: The protest is still ongoing, but not as violent as it was, when people were shot at. Sounds stereo typical Lao: When the going gets tough: the weak stop going! What, because they got shot at, they suddenly forgot their inspiration? Do they really want to go back to their rice fileds and shovel cow manure? This is the problem with our Lao state of mind. We need to brainstorm  new doctrines, pinong. The whole education system needs to be revised. 21st century relevance needs to be made compulsary in the cirriculum. It all stars at the very top. Those in charge need to become better role models. Take more action.Alot less talking (and begging). Education is the tool. Teach people something long enough and it will become part of their mind-set. But this type of thing works both ways. Look at our kin in Thailand. They no longer call themselves Lao, but rather "Isaan". Some don't even know they are descendaed from Lao slaves (not all were). Understand what I'm saying? Mind-control is the key! But the type that I propose is only to inspire our people to expect and demand more from life (you only live once), not to feed them with propaganda bs. I do not mean to cause a problem, but it is easy to talk about protesting when you are in a safe country. I saw videos where people were not only shot at, but snipers shot some protesters in the head. In light of what is happening in the world today, I commend all those patriots who put their lives on the line so one day others may enjoy freedom. Freedom is not free.

All I'M saying is: If they are gonig to even start with this type of thing, then they need to really follow through. What about the legacy of the fallen soldiers? How will their sacrifices be remembered (or forgotten?). All for nothing now. What a waste of time (and life).

I'm sure they are being remembered.

The rest of them have come to the realisation that nothing will be achieved, but death or jail time.

Admin Saovaluck wrote on 8^th Mar, 2011 at 10:18am:

I'm sure they are being remembered. The rest of them have come to the realisation that nothing will be achieved, but death or jail time.

Well said. My sentiments exactly.

Admin Saovaluck wrote on 8^th Mar, 2011 at 1:52am:

Every PM leaves office, and they are remembered for a mixture of good and bad things they've done. Thaksin did some good things, however he was found guilty of corruption in a court of law, so that's a pretty serious charge in anyone's language.

Most politicians are corrupted. His opponent try to bring him down and make him look bad. Nobody is perfect, but the fact speak for itself PM Thaksin is the best PM in the history of Thailand. Maybe he should be Laos economics adviser.
8-) ;)

Admin Saovaluck wrote on 8^th Mar, 2011 at 10:18am:

I'm sure they are being remembered. The rest of them have come to the realisation that nothing will be achieved, but death or jail time.

"Freedom is not free you had to fight for it with your blood." Its not over yet. Peaceful protest, election doesn't work because red shirt are jail or shot. If red shirt won election there're military couple to steal power from the people. I think it'll lead to civil war soon. Wait and see what happen when Thai king past away.
8-) ;) :o

He's in his mid 80's so he's in the last phase of his life.

Admin Saovaluck wrote on 9^th Mar, 2011 at 7:05am:

He's in his mid 80's so he's in the last phase of his life.

Who is?

The King of Thailand, he is getting old.

Admin Saovaluck wrote on 9^th Mar, 2011 at 9:49am:

The King of Thailand, he is getting old.

This is our chance to take over then, ain't it. Payback for all the bad things that those Samese have done to Laos. MUN BO BAHP BO, NONG. I WAOW PEIT BO? What do you think "younger sister"?

Admin Saovaluck wrote on 9^th Mar, 2011 at 7:05am:

He's in his mid 80's so he's in the last phase of his life.

I wish the king well. Lao Isan will take care of their own business in Thailand. Red Isan are majority. Majority will win.
8-) :)

Larb Dip wrote on 9^th Mar, 2011 at 10:34am:

Admin Saovaluck wrote on 9th Mar, 2011 at 9:49am: The King of Thailand, he is getting old. This is our chance to take over then, ain't it. Payback for all the bad things that those Samese have done to Laos. MUN BO BAHP BO, NONG. I WAOW PEIT BO? What do you think "younger sister"?

Yes now we has a chance to take Isan back and united pi nong Lao. I'm just kidding  ;D ;D  the past is the past. Currently Thailand is Laos biggest investor and trading partner follow by China and Vietnam. Thai help fund and build Mekong bridge, dams, manufacture, school and so on. Lao/Thai government has no problem.

It's easy for Vietnam to control 6.5 million Laos then 25 million uniting Issan/Laos. Divide and conquer. "Divide we fall united we stand." Foreign power want to divide Laos so they can control, exploit us, our land and natural resource. Nothing has change since the fall of Lan Xang because Laos is still control by foreigner power. From Siam, French, now Vietnam.
8-) :)

Well, it's not the Lao way to payback anyone. What's done and dusted shouldn't be used as a revenge by the new generation of Lao people.

Admin Saovaluck wrote on 9^th Mar, 2011 at 8:55pm:

Well, it's not the Lao way to payback anyone. What's done and dusted shouldn't be used as a revenge by the new generation of Lao people.

That's whty we get trampled on by everyone. (Especially the Siamese).
Why do I even bother debating this stuff? :-[

There's no longer just Siamese people in Thailand. There's lots of different races, and the new generation didn't trample on Laos.

Admin Saovaluck wrote on 10^th Mar, 2011 at 5:34am:

There's no longer just Siamese people in Thailand. There's lots of different races, and the new generation didn't trample on Laos.

Maybe because you have an "ambassador" role, you can't really express your thoughts as you would REALLY like to. If everybody in Laos is THIS optimistic, then Laos has already departed!

No, I've already told you that I don't have any government related roles.

Admin Saovaluck wrote on 10^th Mar, 2011 at 7:26am:

No, I've already told you that I don't have any government related roles.

I meant "ambassador" for this website. Since you have your identity revealed and not appearing incognito, I don't think that you can REALLY say what you REALLY think. You can and will be held accountable for your opinions. Any dissent in regards to politics, and your complexion will fade even lighter! Being deprived of sunlight is the least the communist can do to you. I really do hope I'm wrong. Please amend me on any misunderstandings, for I really do hope I'm wrong. Apologies in advance "nang".

Our conversation in this thread isn't centred around Lao politics.

I can certainly say what I really think in relation to Thailand and their politics.

Larb Dip wrote on 10^th Mar, 2011 at 3:18am:

[quote author=696C656166080 link=1299309007/30#35 date=1299704138]Well, it's not the Lao way to payback anyone. What's done and dusted shouldn't be used as a revenge by the new generation of Lao people.

That's whty we get trampled on by everyone. (Especially the Siamese).
Why do I even bother debating this stuff? :-[/quote]

We can forgive, but we shouldn't forget. New Lao generation should know their root and history and be proud.
8-)

Larb Dip wrote on 10^th Mar, 2011 at 5:49am:

Admin Saovaluck wrote on 10th Mar, 2011 at 5:34am: There's no longer just Siamese people in Thailand. There's lots of different races, and the new generation didn't trample on Laos. Maybe because you have an "ambassador" role, you can't really express your thoughts as you would REALLY like to. If everybody in Laos is THIS optimistic, then Laos has already departed!

Laos has no freedom of speech. LP Admins can't say whatever she want like us Lao-America or Lao-New Zealand. U.S and Lao government is monitoring this websites and other sites.
8-) :o

You are right about freedom and Commies. There's none and people are oppressed and must obey like robot.
8-) :-?


Larb Dip wrote on 10^th Mar, 2011 at 10:44am:

Admin Saovaluck wrote on 10th Mar, 2011 at 7:26am: No, I've already told you that I don't have any government related roles. I meant "ambassador" for this website. Since you have your identity revealed and not appearing incognito, I don't think that you can REALLY say what you REALLY think. You can and will be held accountable for your opinions. Any dissent in regards to politics, and your complexion will fade even lighter! Being deprived of sunlight is the least the communist can do to you. I really do hope I'm wrong. Please amend me on any misunderstandings, for I really do hope I'm wrong. Apologies in advance "nang".

llX wrote on 10^th Mar, 2011 at 6:44pm:

You are right about freedom and Commies. There's none and people are oppressed and must obey like robot. 8-) :-? Larb Dip wrote on 10th Mar, 2011 at 10:44am: Admin Saovaluck wrote on 10th Mar, 2011 at 7:26am: No, I've already told you that I don't have any government related roles. I meant "ambassador" for this website. Since you have your identity revealed and not appearing incognito, I don't think that you can REALLY say what you REALLY think. You can and will be held accountable for your opinions. Any dissent in regards to politics, and your complexion will fade even lighter! Being deprived of sunlight is the least the communist can do to you. I really do hope I'm wrong. Please amend me on any misunderstandings, for I really do hope I'm wrong. Apologies in advance "nang".

Well said my brother. Well said.