I don't know. Maybe somebody else know. Kop Jai

Admin Saovaluck wrote on 19^th Aug, 2010 at 2:47am:


Ask them to check out Lao Pride website or they already did. It would be an honor. What I know is only 10%, but I am open mind, willing to learn and listen.

I think I might be in jail if asking this question or too much question, if I was living in Laos. Maybe somebody know.

Admin Saovaluck wrote on 19^th Aug, 2010 at 5:04am:


You have to bail me out if Communist put me in jail for talking too much in Laos hehe..I hope you are right about democracy in Laos. Laos is changing fast and for the better. Laos has potential we are not North Korea. When government open up the country to foreign investment Laos is no longer a true Communist. Some say there never was a true Communist country. The conflict around the world is more about rich vs poor, about money and
power. I give government credit for trying to reduced poverty by 2020. That the kinds of policy will get them elected if Laos become a democracy. There is hope in Laos.

Multi politicals party system will lead to
prosperity, and bring down corruption. Billion and billion dollars more of aid from
the west will pour into Laos. I think more head is better then one. You might have a good idea, but someone else might have a better idea. You might be smart. There is alway someone out there who is smarter then you, but you never know if you never give other a chance. If Cambodia and Burma can do it so can we. "Long live mighty Lao Lan Xang."

Admin Saovaluck wrote on 21^st Aug, 2010 at 12:43am:


Laos never has election because Laos, Lao people were alway under control of foreign power, and exploitation by our powerful neighbor. Laos were under Thailand control from 1778-1887, under French from 1893-1953, and now we are under Vietnam control since 1975. We were also invaded by Burma and Vietnam in the past. Lao people don't have a say about our future. As result we loss about half of our territory, and our country is still the least developing country in Asia. But now Laos is moving forward and dveloping. I'm hoping for the best and Democracy in Laos. Democracy will save us, save Laos.

Admin Saovaluck wrote on 22^nd Aug, 2010 at 7:52am:


There's alway hope. Sometime I like to look at a brighter side. New generation of Lao leader no longer isolated the country, and open up to foreign investment that's why Laos economy is booming. I can't wait for Lao new super highway, subway and railway system. It will benefits Laos economy and tourist industry. "It's time for Laos Lan Xang to rise."

BlastSweep, If that's the case then maybe you should be the first person to form another party in Laos.

Let's see if you will live to see tomorrow.  

Burma are military dictatorship. Military been in power for the past 40 or 60 yrs I think.

BlastSweep wrote on 23^rd Aug, 2010 at 3:16am:


Hopefully Laos will become a democracy states in the future. Multi politicals party, freedom of speech and press sound good.