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Reply #15 - 31^st Jul, 2013 at 10:32am

ba dac wrote on 31^st Jul, 2013 at 10:10am:

Beef Cake wrote on 30^th Jul, 2013 at 8:16pm:

Shady stuff occurs everywhere and recently even worse here in the USA.

However I prefer 1st world shadiness over 3rd shadiness on any given day. Grin

China will always be China.

Yup so true.With over a billions of brain power they still lack
behind in so many area.

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Reply #16 - 31^st Jul, 2013 at 4:57pm

peterpan wrote on 31^st Jul, 2013 at 10:32am:

ba dac wrote on 31^st Jul, 2013 at 10:10am:

Beef Cake wrote on 30^th Jul, 2013 at 8:16pm:

Shady stuff occurs everywhere and recently even worse here in the USA.

However I prefer 1st world shadiness over 3rd shadiness on any given day. Grin

China will always be China.

Yup so true.With over a billions of brain power they still lack
behind in so many area.

Man i hope CHina someday can be a democracy. Can you imagine
what type of invention and all kind of good stuff that can came out of that country.Back in ancient time they invented
alot of stuff that other country copy .You can't go won't
when people are allow to think freely or speak without being
persecute.

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Beef Cake God Member Offline I love Laos! Posts: 1211 Gender: Awards: 2	Re: If you were the President of Laos . Reply #17 - 1^st Aug, 2013 at 12:48am Yes sir. In China, buildings tumble down with just a 6.7 magnitude earthquake. Cheap construction, cutting costs or whatever you call it, China will never be a 1st world nation.
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peterpan God Member Offline I love Laos! Posts: 972 Gender: Awards: 2	Re: If you were the President of Laos . Reply #18 - 1^st Aug, 2013 at 5:01am Beef Cake wrote on 1^st Aug, 2013 at 12:48am: Yes sir. In China, buildings tumble down with just a 6.7 magnitude earthquake. Cheap construction, cutting costs or whatever you call it, China will never be a 1st world nation.
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Re: If you were the President of Laos .
Reply #19 - 3^rd Aug, 2013 at 10:54am

Beef Cake wrote on 1^st Aug, 2013 at 12:48am:

Yes sir. In China, buildings tumble down with just a 6.7 magnitude earthquake. Cheap construction, cutting costs or whatever you call it, China will never be a 1st world nation.

If they would put greed aside and take pride what they put out .I think they could be a power house.Did you guys see that British guy that poision by the wife of one top Chinese official.

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Reply #20 - 4^th Aug, 2013 at 6:42pm

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ba dac wrote on 3^rd Aug, 2013 at 10:54am:

Beef Cake wrote on 1^st Aug, 2013 at 12:48am:

Yes sir. In China, buildings tumble down with just a 6.7 magnitude earthquake. Cheap construction, cutting costs or whatever you call it, China will never be a 1st world nation.

If they would put greed aside and take pride what they put out .I think they could be a power house.Did you guys see that British guy that poision by the wife of one top Chinese official.

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Reply #21 - 8^th Aug, 2013 at 3:25am

The main objective is to migrate mountain and rural folks to the metropolis areas (Vientiane, Savanakhet, Luang Pabang and etc.) and to become less depend on land to survive. peterpan wrote on 30^th Jul, 2013 at 8:55am:

The mountain villagers will terminate anyone who wants to do so. The cash crops and other crops produce more than the treking does. Even poppy makes more.

But, I support your idea, I love mountain with real forests. Grin

Beef Cake wrote on 30^th Jul, 2013 at 12:59am:

No domestic or foreign human 'activities' are allowed in these sanctuary and forest areas. However do build specific eco-tourist sites there where each site is themed to and run by the ethnic Lao people living in the region. In the city, commercialize these eco-tourism sites and hopefully tourists will visit and spend more money at the sites.

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Reply #22 - 8^th Aug, 2013 at 8:40am

Very creative idea. Where can my company find labors now if so. Grin

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Reply #23 - 8^th Aug, 2013 at 5:34pm

So for these folks, try to get them into obtaining 'blue collar' positions.

Government money and REvenue money generated from these eco-tourism site can be use in building 'temporary' labour skill enhancement center. In the center, these folks can try to upgrade themselves into the basic minimum communication skills (in reading and writing) and other blue collar labour skills (plumbing, carpenters, electricians, brick layers, factories, assemblies, restaurants and etc.).

Keep in mind that the country should be highly aggressive in bringing in new bussinesses into the country. Since Laos is landlinked with hungry neighbours from all directions, Laos is at prime location for manufacturing stuff and exportation. These businesses will be required to be filled by these folks.

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Reply #24 - 9^th Aug, 2013 at 6:05am

Why skill enhancement centers be in metropolises?

But, that s good idea for HR training Applause

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Reply #25 - 9^th Aug, 2013 at 12:31pm

Beef Cake wrote on 8^th Aug, 2013 at 5:34pm:

tourism is the key .But i totally agree with what ya saying.

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Beef Cake God Member Offline I love Laos! Posts: 1211 Gender: Awards: 2	Re: If you were the President of Laos . Reply #26 - 26^th Aug, 2013 at 4:51pm In any developing or developed nations, 'blue collars' are the backbone of society.
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peterpan God Member Offline I love Laos! Posts: 972 Gender: Awards: 2	Re: If you were the President of Laos . Reply #27 - 29^th Aug, 2013 at 1:36pm White collars are the flesh of society? Beef Cake wrote on 26^th Aug, 2013 at 4:51pm: In any developing or developed nations, 'blue collars' are the backbone of society.
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Beef Cake God Member Offline I love Laos! Posts: 1211 Gender: Awards: 2	Re: If you were the President of Laos . Reply #28 - 30^th Aug, 2013 at 5:15am Sins of the flesh?
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Buk Hoo Kee Senior Member Offline Posts: 358 Laos Gender: Age: 32 Awards: 2	Re: If you were the President of Laos . Reply #29 - 3^rd Sep, 2013 at 6:56am If I was the "King" of Laos, I would do many things, but first things first, I would kick out all the Viets and Chinese. Then I would let the Hmong return home along with the rest of the Lao Norks.
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