Chinese president greets Laos' Choummaly on reelection as party leader

[ສ່ອງ​ແສງ]

Dear all,

I think Lao people have chosen the right person to be their leader for
the next five years.
That's why Chinese President quickly sent him a congratulatory message
for a good will of the friendship and cooperation between our two
countries.

Please accept my sincerely congratulations too, Mr Choummaly!

Song Saeng

------------------------------


BEIJING, March 21 (Xinhua) -- Chinese President Hu Jintao
congratulated Choummaly Sayasone Monday on his reelection as secretary
general of the Central Committee of the Lao People's Revolutionary
Party (LPRP).

Hu noted that under the collective leadership of the LPRP, Lao has
made steady progress in socialist construction and reform, with its
society harmonious and stable, economy rapidly developing, people's
livelihood improving and its international status steadily enhanced.

China is delighted to see these tremendous achievements, he said in a
congratulatory message.

Hu expressed his belief that the Lao party and government would lead
the Lao people in their efforts for still greater achievements in the
country's socialist construction and reform undertaking.

The Communist Party of China and the Chinese government have always
valued their relations with the Lao party and government from a
strategic long-term perspective, he said.

China will adhere to the principle of "long-term stability, good
neighborliness, mutual trust and all-round cooperation" as always and
work together with the Lao side to consolidate their cooperation in
all fields and push the Sino-Lao comprehensive strategic partnership
of cooperation for long-term, healthy and stable development, he said.

Choummaly was elected by the Ninth Party Central Committee of the
LPRP, which announced the result on Monday. He has served as secretary
general of the LPRP for five years.

[ສ່ອງ​ແສງ]

Choummaly retains Lao leadership on final day of National Congress

VIENTIANE, March 21 (Xinhua) -- Choummaly Sayasone was re- elected as
Secretary General of the Lao People's Revolutionary Party (LPRP) at
the close of the 9th National Party Congress here on Monday.

It was announced that the incumbent Secretary General and President of
Laos would continue for a second term at the head of the Party in a
ceremony at the headquarters of the Party Central Committee in the Lao
capital.

In his keynote speech at the close of the Congress, Choummaly noted
the success of the event and its importance in helping the party lead
future development in Laos, saying "the Party will enhance its
leadership example and ability to innovate."

Former Defence Minister Choummaly, 75, was first elected as Secretary
General of the LPRP at the 8th Congress in 2006, succeeding Khamtay
Siphandone as President in June of the same year.

The result sees Choummaly head up the newly elected 61-member Party
Executive Committee and 11-member Politburo, Laos' supreme leadership
bodies, until the next Congress in 2016.

Among the first tasks of the Executive Committee and Politburo will be
to decide on a new senior cabinet of the Lao government, including the
Prime Minister and all other Ministers, which will then be voted on by
the National Assembly, Laos' legislative body.

Before the vote can be held, a new National Assembly will be chosen in
a general election on April 30. In the election, voters throughout
Laos will choose 132 members from 190 pre-selected candidates to
represent them at the assembly.

During the 9th Party Congress, which lasts from March 17 to 21,
delegates heard a political report by the 8th Party Central Committee
on achievements and challenges over the last five years, the National
Socio-economic Development Plan for 2011-15 and the amended Party
Statute.

Provincial governors also gave localized reports on development
efforts in Laos, aimed at achieving the United Nations Millennium
Development Goals in 2015 and exiting the UN list of the world's least
developed countries by 2020.

Laos' first National Party Congress was held in 1955, the founding
year of the LPRP.

[Zab]

You can go tell choumaly saysone to kiss my ass good bye. He is too
old to know anything and he should go retire in vietnam and leave the
laos people in peace or else I will step and poo on his grave when i
return. amen

Post by ສ່ອງ​ແສງ
Choummaly retains Lao leadership on final day of National Congress
VIENTIANE, March 21 (Xinhua) -- Choummaly Sayasone was re- elected as
Secretary General of the Lao People's Revolutionary Party (LPRP) at
the close of the 9th National Party Congress here on Monday.
It was announced that the incumbent Secretary General and President of
Laos would continue for a second term at the head of the Party in a
ceremony at the headquarters of the Party Central Committee in the Lao
capital.
In his keynote speech at the close of the Congress, Choummaly noted
the success of the event and its importance in helping the party lead
future development in Laos, saying "the Party will enhance its
leadership example and ability to innovate."
Former Defence Minister Choummaly, 75, was first elected as Secretary
General of the LPRP at the 8th Congress in 2006, succeeding Khamtay
Siphandone as President in June of the same year.
The result sees Choummaly head up the newly elected 61-member Party
Executive Committee and 11-member Politburo, Laos' supreme leadership
bodies, until the next Congress in 2016.
Among the first tasks of the Executive Committee and Politburo will be
to decide on a new senior cabinet of the Lao government, including the
Prime Minister and all other Ministers, which will then be voted on by
the National Assembly, Laos' legislative body.
Before the vote can be held, a new National Assembly will be chosen in
a general election on April 30. In the election, voters throughout
Laos will choose 132 members from 190 pre-selected candidates to
represent them at the assembly.
During the 9th Party Congress, which lasts from March 17 to 21,
delegates heard a political report by the 8th Party Central Committee
on achievements and challenges over the last five years, the National
Socio-economic Development Plan for 2011-15 and the amended Party
Statute.
Provincial governors also gave localized reports on development
efforts in Laos, aimed at achieving the United Nations Millennium
Development Goals in 2015 and exiting the UN list of the world's least
developed countries by 2020.
Laos' first National Party Congress was held in 1955, the founding
year of the LPRP.

[sinwung]

Post by ສ່ອງ​ແສງ
Choummaly retains Lao leadership on final day of National Congress
VIENTIANE, March 21 (Xinhua) -- Choummaly Sayasone was re- elected as
Secretary General of the Lao People's Revolutionary Party (LPRP) at
the close of the 9th National Party Congress here on Monday.
It was announced that the incumbent Secretary General and President of
Laos would continue for a second term at the head of the Party in a
ceremony at the headquarters of the Party Central Committee in the Lao
capital.
In his keynote speech at the close of the Congress, Choummaly noted
the success of the event and its importance in helping the party lead
future development in Laos, saying "the Party will enhance its
leadership example and ability to innovate."
Former Defence Minister Choummaly, 75, was first elected as Secretary
General of the LPRP at the 8th Congress in 2006, succeeding Khamtay
Siphandone as President in June of the same year.
The result sees Choummaly head up the newly elected 61-member Party
Executive Committee and 11-member Politburo, Laos' supreme leadership
bodies, until the next Congress in 2016.
Among the first tasks of the Executive Committee and Politburo will be
to decide on a new senior cabinet of the Lao government, including the
Prime Minister and all other Ministers, which will then be voted on by
the National Assembly, Laos' legislative body.
Before the vote can be held, a new National Assembly will be chosen in
a general election on April 30. In the election, voters throughout
Laos will choose 132 members from 190 pre-selected candidates to
represent them at the assembly.
During the 9th Party Congress, which lasts from March 17 to 21,
delegates heard a political report by the 8th Party Central Committee
on achievements and challenges over the last five years, the National
Socio-economic Development Plan for 2011-15 and the amended Party
Statute.
Provincial governors also gave localized reports on development
efforts in Laos, aimed at achieving the United Nations Millennium
Development Goals in 2015 and exiting the UN list of the world's least
developed countries by 2020.
Laos' first National Party Congress was held in 1955, the founding
year of the LPRP.

Songseang,

I hope to see Lao climbs up from the third poorest country in the
world, then ..don't you think!!

[Yaj Tshaj Koob]

Post by ສ່ອງ​ແສງ
Choummaly retains Lao leadership on final day of National Congress
VIENTIANE, March 21 (Xinhua) -- Choummaly Sayasone was re- elected as
Secretary General of the Lao People's Revolutionary Party (LPRP) at
the close of the 9th National Party Congress here on Monday.
It was announced that the incumbent Secretary General and President of
Laos would continue for a second term at the head of the Party in a
ceremony at the headquarters of the Party Central Committee in the Lao
capital.
In his keynote speech at the close of the Congress, Choummaly noted
the success of the event and its importance in helping the party lead
future development in Laos, saying "the Party will enhance its
leadership example and ability to innovate."
Former Defence Minister Choummaly, 75, was first elected as Secretary
General of the LPRP at the 8th Congress in 2006, succeeding Khamtay
Siphandone as President in June of the same year.
The result sees Choummaly head up the newly elected 61-member Party
Executive Committee and 11-member Politburo, Laos' supreme leadership
bodies, until the next Congress in 2016.
Among the first tasks of the Executive Committee and Politburo will be
to decide on a new senior cabinet of the Lao government, including the
Prime Minister and all other Ministers, which will then be voted on by
the National Assembly, Laos' legislative body.
Before the vote can be held, a new National Assembly will be chosen in
a general election on April 30. In the election, voters throughout
Laos will choose 132 members from 190 pre-selected candidates to
represent them at the assembly.
During the 9th Party Congress, which lasts from March 17 to 21,
delegates heard a political report by the 8th Party Central Committee
on achievements and challenges over the last five years, the National
Socio-economic Development Plan for 2011-15 and the amended Party
Statute.
Provincial governors also gave localized reports on development
efforts in Laos, aimed at achieving the United Nations Millennium
Development Goals in 2015 and exiting the UN list of the world's least
developed countries by 2020.
Laos' first National Party Congress was held in 1955, the founding
year of the LPRP.

Songsaeng,

Choummaly, he is a real Vietnamese, Lao PDR must need him go back to
his own home land in Vietnam and live there. No more hunted bloody,
smoked gun to the Hmong Chaofa territory at many different plateau to
plateau. No Genocide any ethnic group.

[thanouxay]

Dear Songseang,

Yes, we are the Winner and no matter what the Loosers are saying, we
are still the Winner. Over 56 years of Victory, the Lao People's
Revolutionary Party is still leading the entire Lao people from one
victory to another Greater victory. Here is a new proof.

9th Party Congress wraps up with success

(KPL) - The 9th National Congress of the Lao People�s Revolutionary
Party (LPRP) wrapped up here on Monday after electing new LPRP top
leader and reaching consensus on political report, the seventh five
year socio-economic development plan in the 2011-2015 period and the
amended party statute.

The five-day congress was attended by 576 party delegates representing
191,780 party members.

Mr. Khamtay Sisphandone, former Party General Secretary, and other
former leaders of the country, the state and government as well as
intellectuals, and representatives of mass organisation also attended
the closing session of the congress.

The Congress elected a 61-member Central Committee for the 9th
tenure.

The 9th LPRP Central Committee convened its first meeting and elected
11 members to the Political Bureau, 9 members of the Secretariat, 7
members to Inspection Commission chaired by Politburo member Bounthong
Chitmany. Mr. Choummaly Sayasone was re-elected as General Secretary
of the 9th LPRP Central Committee.

Speaking at the closing ceremony, Mr. Choummaly said the 9th Party
Congress has reached a great achievements and it was a victorious and
high united congress which is aimed to bring the nation toward the
national development goal.

He said that the resolution of the 9th Party Congress is a renewal
policy amended in accordance with external circumstance as well as the
real condition of the country in the new period.

Mr. Choummaly Sayasone also expressed thanks to all guests, especially
party members, senior officials, combatants, national heroes and other
organization concern for their participation and contributions to the
meeting.

He also expressed thanks to the Communist Party of Vietnam, Communist
Party of China and friendly parties for their congratulations message
and good wishes sent to the congress.

These are the name list of the politburo members, secretariat to the
Party central Committee and inspection committee of the Party Central
Committee.

Politburo members of PCC�s 9th Congress

1. Mr Choummaly Sayasone (Secretary General)

2. Mr Thongsing Thammavong

3. Mr Bounnhang Vorachit

4. Dr Thongloun Sisoulith

5. Ms Pany Yathortou

6. Mr Asang Laoly

7. Lt. Gen. Duangchay Phichit

8. Mr Somsavat Lengsavad

9. Dr Bounthong Chitmany

10. Dr Bounpone Bouttanavong

11. Dr Phankham Viphavanh

Secretariat of the Party Central Committee

1. Mr Choummaly Sayasone

2. Mr Bounnhang Vorachit (PCC Standing Secretariat)

3. Dr Bounthong Chitmany

4. Dr Bounpone Bouttanavong

5. Dr Thongban Seng-aphone

6. Mr Chansy Phosikham

7. Mr Soukan Mahalath

8. Maj. Gen. Sengnuan Xayalath

9. Mr Cheuang Sombounkhanh

Inspection Committee of the Party Central Committee

1. Mr Bounthong Chitmany (President)

2. Mr Thongsy Ouanlasy

3. Mr Sinay Mienglavanh

4. Mr Khamsuan Chanthavong

5. Mr Thongsouk Bounyavong

6. Mr Singphet Bounsavatthiphan

7. Mr Bounpone Sangsomsak

Post by ສ່ອງ​ແສງ
Choummaly retains Lao leadership on final day of National Congress
VIENTIANE, March 21 (Xinhua) -- Choummaly Sayasone was re- elected as
Secretary General of the Lao People's Revolutionary Party (LPRP) at
the close of the 9th National Party Congress here on Monday.
It was announced that the incumbent Secretary General and President of
Laos would continue for a second term at the head of the Party in a
ceremony at the headquarters of the Party Central Committee in the Lao
capital.
In his keynote speech at the close of the Congress, Choummaly noted
the success of the event and its importance in helping the party lead
future development in Laos, saying "the Party will enhance its
leadership example and ability to innovate."
Former Defence Minister Choummaly, 75, was first elected as Secretary
General of the LPRP at the 8th Congress in 2006, succeeding Khamtay
Siphandone as President in June of the same year.
The result sees Choummaly head up the newly elected 61-member Party
Executive Committee and 11-member Politburo, Laos' supreme leadership
bodies, until the next Congress in 2016.
Among the first tasks of the Executive Committee and Politburo will be
to decide on a new senior cabinet of the Lao government, including the
Prime Minister and all other Ministers, which will then be voted on by
the National Assembly, Laos' legislative body.
Before the vote can be held, a new National Assembly will be chosen in
a general election on April 30. In the election, voters throughout
Laos will choose 132 members from 190 pre-selected candidates to
represent them at the assembly.
During the 9th Party Congress, which lasts from March 17 to 21,
delegates heard a political report by the 8th Party Central Committee
on achievements and challenges over the last five years, the National
Socio-economic Development Plan for 2011-15 and the amended Party
Statute.
Provincial governors also gave localized reports on development
efforts in Laos, aimed at achieving the United Nations Millennium
Development Goals in 2015 and exiting the UN list of the world's least
developed countries by 2020.
Laos' first National Party Congress was held in 1955, the founding
year of the LPRP.

[Her Lao]

Post by thanouxay
Dear Songseang,
Yes, we are the Winner and no matter what the Loosers are saying, we
are still the Winner. Over 56 years of Victory, the Lao People's
Revolutionary Party is still leading the entire Lao people from one
victory to another Greater victory. Here is a new proof.
9th Party Congress wraps up with success
(KPL) - The 9th National Congress of the Lao People s Revolutionary
Party (LPRP) wrapped up here on Monday after electing new LPRP top
leader and reaching consensus on political report, the seventh five
year socio-economic development plan in the 2011-2015 period and the
amended party statute.
The five-day congress was attended by 576 party delegates representing
191,780 party members.
Mr. Khamtay Sisphandone, former Party General Secretary, and other
former leaders of the country, the state and government as well as
intellectuals, and representatives of mass organisation also attended
the closing session of the congress.
The Congress elected a 61-member Central Committee for the 9th
tenure.
The 9th LPRP Central Committee convened its first meeting and elected
11 members to the Political Bureau, 9 members of the Secretariat, 7
members to Inspection Commission chaired by Politburo member Bounthong
Chitmany. Mr. Choummaly Sayasone was re-elected as General Secretary
of the 9th LPRP Central Committee.
Speaking at the closing ceremony, Mr. Choummaly said the 9th Party
Congress has reached a great achievements and it was a victorious and
high united congress which is aimed to bring the nation toward the
national development goal.
He said that the resolution of the 9th Party Congress is a renewal
policy amended in accordance with external circumstance as well as the
real condition of the country in the new period.
Mr. Choummaly Sayasone also expressed thanks to all guests, especially
party members, senior officials, combatants, national heroes and other
organization concern for their participation and contributions to the
meeting.
He also expressed thanks to the Communist Party of Vietnam, Communist
Party of China and friendly parties for their congratulations message
and good wishes sent to the congress.
These are the name list of the politburo members, secretariat to the
Party central Committee and inspection committee of the Party Central
Committee.
Politburo members of PCC s 9th Congress
1. Mr Choummaly Sayasone (Secretary General)
2. Mr Thongsing Thammavong
3. Mr Bounnhang Vorachit
4. Dr Thongloun Sisoulith
5. Ms Pany Yathortou
6. Mr Asang Laoly
7. Lt. Gen. Duangchay Phichit
8. Mr Somsavat Lengsavad
9. Dr Bounthong Chitmany
10. Dr Bounpone Bouttanavong
11. Dr Phankham Viphavanh
Secretariat of the Party Central Committee
1. Mr Choummaly Sayasone
2. Mr Bounnhang Vorachit (PCC Standing Secretariat)
3. Dr Bounthong Chitmany
4. Dr Bounpone Bouttanavong
5. Dr Thongban Seng-aphone
6. Mr Chansy Phosikham
7. Mr Soukan Mahalath
8. Maj. Gen. Sengnuan Xayalath
9. Mr Cheuang Sombounkhanh
Inspection Committee of the Party Central Committee
1. Mr Bounthong Chitmany (President)
2. Mr Thongsy Ouanlasy
3. Mr Sinay Mienglavanh
4. Mr Khamsuan Chanthavong
5. Mr Thongsouk Bounyavong
6. Mr Singphet Bounsavatthiphan
7. Mr Bounpone Sangsomsak

Post by ສ່ອງ​ແສງ
Choummaly retains Lao leadership on final day of National Congress
VIENTIANE, March 21 (Xinhua) -- Choummaly Sayasone was re- elected as
Secretary General of the Lao People's Revolutionary Party (LPRP) at
the close of the 9th National Party Congress here on Monday.
It was announced that the incumbent Secretary General and President of
Laos would continue for a second term at the head of the Party in a
ceremony at the headquarters of the Party Central Committee in the Lao
capital.
In his keynote speech at the close of the Congress, Choummaly noted
the success of the event and its importance in helping the party lead
future development in Laos, saying "the Party will enhance its
leadership example and ability to innovate."
Former Defence Minister Choummaly, 75, was first elected as Secretary
General of the LPRP at the 8th Congress in 2006, succeeding Khamtay
Siphandone as President in June of the same year.
The result sees Choummaly head up the newly elected 61-member Party
Executive Committee and 11-member Politburo, Laos' supreme leadership
bodies, until the next Congress in 2016.
Among the first tasks of the Executive Committee and Politburo will be
to decide on a new senior cabinet of the Lao government, including the
Prime Minister and all other Ministers, which will then be voted on by
the National Assembly, Laos' legislative body.
Before the vote can be held, a new National Assembly will be chosen in
a general election on April 30. In the election, voters throughout
Laos will choose 132 members from 190 pre-selected candidates to
represent them at the assembly.
During the 9th Party Congress, which lasts from March 17 to 21,
delegates heard a political report by the 8th Party Central Committee
on achievements and challenges over the last five years, the National
Socio-economic Development Plan for 2011-15 and the amended Party
Statute.
Provincial governors also gave localized reports on development
efforts in Laos, aimed at achieving the United Nations Millennium
Development Goals in 2015 and exiting the UN list of the world's least
developed countries by 2020.
Laos' first National Party Congress was held in 1955, the founding
year of the LPRP.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

It is clear Thanouxay is just another knucklehead or, as we would say
in the Hmong way, a Dim Dawg Ntshij....


The mindless drool he posts is like saying things like: I just went
to the toilet and that's how things are. When you feel like shitting,
that's where you go, the toilet. Don't let anyone convince you
otherwise! It's the freakin' truth!

What does such mindless nonsense having any thing to do with using 2
brain cells, Thanouxay?

[All4One]

Post by thanouxay
Dear Songseang,
Yes, we are the Winner and no matter what the Loosers are saying, we
are still the Winner. Over 56 years of Victory, the Lao People's
Revolutionary Party is still leading the entire Lao people from one
victory to another Greater victory. Here is a new proof.
9th Party Congress wraps up with success
(KPL) - The 9th National Congress of the Lao People s Revolutionary
Party (LPRP) wrapped up here on Monday after electing new LPRP top
leader and reaching consensus on political report, the seventh five
year socio-economic development plan in the 2011-2015 period and the
amended party statute.
The five-day congress was attended by 576 party delegates representing
191,780 party members.
Mr. Khamtay Sisphandone, former Party General Secretary, and other
former leaders of the country, the state and government as well as
intellectuals, and representatives of mass organisation also attended
the closing session of the congress.
The Congress elected a 61-member Central Committee for the 9th
tenure.
The 9th LPRP Central Committee convened its first meeting and elected
11 members to the Political Bureau, 9 members of the Secretariat, 7
members to Inspection Commission chaired by Politburo member Bounthong
Chitmany. Mr. Choummaly Sayasone was re-elected as General Secretary
of the 9th LPRP Central Committee.
Speaking at the closing ceremony, Mr. Choummaly said the 9th Party
Congress has reached a great achievements and it was a victorious and
high united congress which is aimed to bring the nation toward the
national development goal.
He said that the resolution of the 9th Party Congress is a renewal
policy amended in accordance with external circumstance as well as the
real condition of the country in the new period.
Mr. Choummaly Sayasone also expressed thanks to all guests, especially
party members, senior officials, combatants, national heroes and other
organization concern for their participation and contributions to the
meeting.
He also expressed thanks to the Communist Party of Vietnam, Communist
Party of China and friendly parties for their congratulations message
and good wishes sent to the congress.
These are the name list of the politburo members, secretariat to the
Party central Committee and inspection committee of the Party Central
Committee.
Politburo members of PCC s 9th Congress
1. Mr Choummaly Sayasone (Secretary General)
2. Mr Thongsing Thammavong
3. Mr Bounnhang Vorachit
4. Dr Thongloun Sisoulith
5. Ms Pany Yathortou
6. Mr Asang Laoly
7. Lt. Gen. Duangchay Phichit
8. Mr Somsavat Lengsavad
9. Dr Bounthong Chitmany
10. Dr Bounpone Bouttanavong
11. Dr Phankham Viphavanh
Secretariat of the Party Central Committee
1. Mr Choummaly Sayasone
2. Mr Bounnhang Vorachit (PCC Standing Secretariat)
3. Dr Bounthong Chitmany
4. Dr Bounpone Bouttanavong
5. Dr Thongban Seng-aphone
6. Mr Chansy Phosikham
7. Mr Soukan Mahalath
8. Maj. Gen. Sengnuan Xayalath
9. Mr Cheuang Sombounkhanh
Inspection Committee of the Party Central Committee
1. Mr Bounthong Chitmany (President)
2. Mr Thongsy Ouanlasy
3. Mr Sinay Mienglavanh
4. Mr Khamsuan Chanthavong
5. Mr Thongsouk Bounyavong
6. Mr Singphet Bounsavatthiphan
7. Mr Bounpone Sangsomsak

Post by ສ່ອງ​ແສງ
Choummaly retains Lao leadership on final day of National Congress
VIENTIANE, March 21 (Xinhua) -- Choummaly Sayasone was re- elected as
Secretary General of the Lao People's Revolutionary Party (LPRP) at
the close of the 9th National Party Congress here on Monday.
It was announced that the incumbent Secretary General and President of
Laos would continue for a second term at the head of the Party in a
ceremony at the headquarters of the Party Central Committee in the Lao
capital.
In his keynote speech at the close of the Congress, Choummaly noted
the success of the event and its importance in helping the party lead
future development in Laos, saying "the Party will enhance its
leadership example and ability to innovate."
Former Defence Minister Choummaly, 75, was first elected as Secretary
General of the LPRP at the 8th Congress in 2006, succeeding Khamtay
Siphandone as President in June of the same year.
The result sees Choummaly head up the newly elected 61-member Party
Executive Committee and 11-member Politburo, Laos' supreme leadership
bodies, until the next Congress in 2016.
Among the first tasks of the Executive Committee and Politburo will be
to decide on a new senior cabinet of the Lao government, including the
Prime Minister and all other Ministers, which will then be voted on by
the National Assembly, Laos' legislative body.
Before the vote can be held, a new National Assembly will be chosen in
a general election on April 30. In the election, voters throughout
Laos will choose 132 members from 190 pre-selected candidates to
represent them at the assembly.
During the 9th Party Congress, which lasts from March 17 to 21,
delegates heard a political report by the 8th Party Central Committee
on achievements and challenges over the last five years, the National
Socio-economic Development Plan for 2011-15 and the amended Party
Statute.
Provincial governors also gave localized reports on development
efforts in Laos, aimed at achieving the United Nations Millennium
Development Goals in 2015 and exiting the UN list of the world's least
developed countries by 2020.
Laos' first National Party Congress was held in 1955, the founding
year of the LPRP.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

mr Yong...

You claimed to be "winners"....winners of WHAT? Lets set the record
striaght...YOU thugs have nothing that we envy of and it will
continues to be that way for a very very long time. Keep worshipping
a bunch of IDIOTS, it's all you know.

Jim

[Xavzoo]

Post by thanouxay
Dear Songseang,
Yes, we are the Winner and no matter what the Loosers are saying, we
are still the Winner. Over 56 years of Victory, the Lao People's
Revolutionary Party is still leading the entire Lao people from one
victory to another Greater victory. Here is a new proof.
9th Party Congress wraps up with success
(KPL) - The 9th National Congress of the Lao People s Revolutionary
Party (LPRP) wrapped up here on Monday after electing new LPRP top
leader and reaching consensus on political report, the seventh five
year socio-economic development plan in the 2011-2015 period and the
amended party statute.
The five-day congress was attended by 576 party delegates representing
191,780 party members.
Mr. Khamtay Sisphandone, former Party General Secretary, and other
former leaders of the country, the state and government as well as
intellectuals, and representatives of mass organisation also attended
the closing session of the congress.
The Congress elected a 61-member Central Committee for the 9th
tenure.
The 9th LPRP Central Committee convened its first meeting and elected
11 members to the Political Bureau, 9 members of the Secretariat, 7
members to Inspection Commission chaired by Politburo member Bounthong
Chitmany. Mr. Choummaly Sayasone was re-elected as General Secretary
of the 9th LPRP Central Committee.
Speaking at the closing ceremony, Mr. Choummaly said the 9th Party
Congress has reached a great achievements and it was a victorious and
high united congress which is aimed to bring the nation toward the
national development goal.
He said that the resolution of the 9th Party Congress is a renewal
policy amended in accordance with external circumstance as well as the
real condition of the country in the new period.
Mr. Choummaly Sayasone also expressed thanks to all guests, especially
party members, senior officials, combatants, national heroes and other
organization concern for their participation and contributions to the
meeting.
He also expressed thanks to the Communist Party of Vietnam, Communist
Party of China and friendly parties for their congratulations message
and good wishes sent to the congress.
These are the name list of the politburo members, secretariat to the
Party central Committee and inspection committee of the Party Central
Committee.
Politburo members of PCC s 9th Congress
1. Mr Choummaly Sayasone (Secretary General)
2. Mr Thongsing Thammavong
3. Mr Bounnhang Vorachit
4. Dr Thongloun Sisoulith
5. Ms Pany Yathortou
6. Mr Asang Laoly
7. Lt. Gen. Duangchay Phichit
8. Mr Somsavat Lengsavad
9. Dr Bounthong Chitmany
10. Dr Bounpone Bouttanavong
11. Dr Phankham Viphavanh
Secretariat of the Party Central Committee
1. Mr Choummaly Sayasone
2. Mr Bounnhang Vorachit (PCC Standing Secretariat)
3. Dr Bounthong Chitmany
4. Dr Bounpone Bouttanavong
5. Dr Thongban Seng-aphone
6. Mr Chansy Phosikham
7. Mr Soukan Mahalath
8. Maj. Gen. Sengnuan Xayalath
9. Mr Cheuang Sombounkhanh
Inspection Committee of the Party Central Committee
1. Mr Bounthong Chitmany (President)
2. Mr Thongsy Ouanlasy
3. Mr Sinay Mienglavanh
4. Mr Khamsuan Chanthavong
5. Mr Thongsouk Bounyavong
6. Mr Singphet Bounsavatthiphan
7. Mr Bounpone Sangsomsak

Post by ສ່ອງ​ແສງ
Choummaly retains Lao leadership on final day of National Congress
VIENTIANE, March 21 (Xinhua) -- Choummaly Sayasone was re- elected as
Secretary General of the Lao People's Revolutionary Party (LPRP) at
the close of the 9th National Party Congress here on Monday.
It was announced that the incumbent Secretary General and President of
Laos would continue for a second term at the head of the Party in a
ceremony at the headquarters of the Party Central Committee in the Lao
capital.
In his keynote speech at the close of the Congress, Choummaly noted
the success of the event and its importance in helping the party lead
future development in Laos, saying "the Party will enhance its
leadership example and ability to innovate."
Former Defence Minister Choummaly, 75, was first elected as Secretary
General of the LPRP at the 8th Congress in 2006, succeeding Khamtay
Siphandone as President in June of the same year.
The result sees Choummaly head up the newly elected 61-member Party
Executive Committee and 11-member Politburo, Laos' supreme leadership
bodies, until the next Congress in 2016.
Among the first tasks of the Executive Committee and Politburo will be
to decide on a new senior cabinet of the Lao government, including the
Prime Minister and all other Ministers, which will then be voted on by
the National Assembly, Laos' legislative body.
Before the vote can be held, a new National Assembly will be chosen in
a general election on April 30. In the election, voters throughout
Laos will choose 132 members from 190 pre-selected candidates to
represent them at the assembly.
During the 9th Party Congress, which lasts from March 17 to 21,
delegates heard a political report by the 8th Party Central Committee
on achievements and challenges over the last five years, the National
Socio-economic Development Plan for 2011-15 and the amended Party
Statute.
Provincial governors also gave localized reports on development
efforts in Laos, aimed at achieving the United Nations Millennium
Development Goals in 2015 and exiting the UN list of the world's least
developed countries by 2020.
Laos' first National Party Congress was held in 1955, the founding
year of the LPRP.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Yong Chanthalangsy,

People may not realize that why Lao PDR is making change? Because the
world has no trust with the Lao PDR corruption government, it must be
reformed and reunited to convince the world for its support donating
and lending billion of dollars which the MDG is near deadline how
could the Laos (world poorest country) achieve it.

One reason that Mr. Chommaly Sayason was re-elected because of Laos is
still under control of Vietnam. The Laotian knows the truth but how
can they shake it off? Sooner or later Lao PDR will need help or must
have to turn the country over to the Hmong by any mean.

X Z

[cwjmem]

Post by thanouxay
Dear Songseang,
Yes, we are the Winner and no matter what the Loosers are saying, we
are still the Winner. Over 56 years of Victory, the Lao People's
Revolutionary Party is still leading the entire Lao people from one
victory to another Greater victory. Here is a new proof.
9th Party Congress wraps up with success
(KPL) - The 9th National Congress of the Lao People s Revolutionary
Party (LPRP) wrapped up here on Monday after electing new LPRP top
leader and reaching consensus on political report, the seventh five
year socio-economic development plan in the 2011-2015 period and the
amended party statute.
The five-day congress was attended by 576 party delegates representing
191,780 party members.
Mr. Khamtay Sisphandone, former Party General Secretary, and other
former leaders of the country, the state and government as well as
intellectuals, and representatives of mass organisation also attended
the closing session of the congress.
The Congress elected a 61-member Central Committee for the 9th
tenure.
The 9th LPRP Central Committee convened its first meeting and elected
11 members to the Political Bureau, 9 members of the Secretariat, 7
members to Inspection Commission chaired by Politburo member Bounthong
Chitmany. Mr. Choummaly Sayasone was re-elected as General Secretary
of the 9th LPRP Central Committee.
Speaking at the closing ceremony, Mr. Choummaly said the 9th Party
Congress has reached a great achievements and it was a victorious and
high united congress which is aimed to bring the nation toward the
national development goal.
He said that the resolution of the 9th Party Congress is a renewal
policy amended in accordance with external circumstance as well as the
real condition of the country in the new period.
Mr. Choummaly Sayasone also expressed thanks to all guests, especially
party members, senior officials, combatants, national heroes and other
organization concern for their participation and contributions to the
meeting.
He also expressed thanks to the Communist Party of Vietnam, Communist
Party of China and friendly parties for their congratulations message
and good wishes sent to the congress.
These are the name list of the politburo members, secretariat to the
Party central Committee and inspection committee of the Party Central
Committee.
Politburo members of PCC s 9th Congress
1. Mr Choummaly Sayasone (Secretary General)
2. Mr Thongsing Thammavong
3. Mr Bounnhang Vorachit
4. Dr Thongloun Sisoulith
5. Ms Pany Yathortou
6. Mr Asang Laoly
7. Lt. Gen. Duangchay Phichit
8. Mr Somsavat Lengsavad
9. Dr Bounthong Chitmany
10. Dr Bounpone Bouttanavong
11. Dr Phankham Viphavanh
Secretariat of the Party Central Committee
1. Mr Choummaly Sayasone
2. Mr Bounnhang Vorachit (PCC Standing Secretariat)
3. Dr Bounthong Chitmany
4. Dr Bounpone Bouttanavong
5. Dr Thongban Seng-aphone
6. Mr Chansy Phosikham
7. Mr Soukan Mahalath
8. Maj. Gen. Sengnuan Xayalath
9. Mr Cheuang Sombounkhanh
Inspection Committee of the Party Central Committee
1. Mr Bounthong Chitmany (President)
2. Mr Thongsy Ouanlasy
3. Mr Sinay Mienglavanh
4. Mr Khamsuan Chanthavong
5. Mr Thongsouk Bounyavong
6. Mr Singphet Bounsavatthiphan
7. Mr Bounpone Sangsomsak

Post by ສ່ອງ​ແສງ
Choummaly retains Lao leadership on final day of National Congress
VIENTIANE, March 21 (Xinhua) -- Choummaly Sayasone was re- elected as
Secretary General of the Lao People's Revolutionary Party (LPRP) at
the close of the 9th National Party Congress here on Monday.
It was announced that the incumbent Secretary General and President of
Laos would continue for a second term at the head of the Party in a
ceremony at the headquarters of the Party Central Committee in the Lao
capital.
In his keynote speech at the close of the Congress, Choummaly noted
the success of the event and its importance in helping the party lead
future development in Laos, saying "the Party will enhance its
leadership example and ability to innovate."
Former Defence Minister Choummaly, 75, was first elected as Secretary
General of the LPRP at the 8th Congress in 2006, succeeding Khamtay
Siphandone as President in June of the same year.
The result sees Choummaly head up the newly elected 61-member Party
Executive Committee and 11-member Politburo, Laos' supreme leadership
bodies, until the next Congress in 2016.
Among the first tasks of the Executive Committee and Politburo will be
to decide on a new senior cabinet of the Lao government, including the
Prime Minister and all other Ministers, which will then be voted on by
the National Assembly, Laos' legislative body.
Before the vote can be held, a new National Assembly will be chosen in
a general election on April 30. In the election, voters throughout
Laos will choose 132 members from 190 pre-selected candidates to
represent them at the assembly.
During the 9th Party Congress, which lasts from March 17 to 21,
delegates heard a political report by the 8th Party Central Committee
on achievements and challenges over the last five years, the National
Socio-economic Development Plan for 2011-15 and the amended Party
Statute.
Provincial governors also gave localized reports on development
efforts in Laos, aimed at achieving the United Nations Millennium
Development Goals in 2015 and exiting the UN list of the world's least
developed countries by 2020.
Laos' first National Party Congress was held in 1955, the founding
year of the LPRP.

[cwjmem]

Congratulation Yong,

Now, these newly reshuffled/selected folks should send their Kong
Luang teams to villagers to teach them how to build wooden carts,
raise water buffaloes for farming. I am sure in 2020. Laos will have
the life of Neanderthal society, where everyone in Laos is happy,
preseving centuries of layback society. French once said, Vietnamese
plant it, Cambodia watch it, and Laos listen to it. Let the Viets do
all the hard work!!!

Make sure you teach them how to harvest wild insects, reptiles, and
wild plants for foods. Tell your citizens to get up at 4 AM to gather
wild plants, insects, fresh water fish for dinner. No worry, live day
by day is good enough for Laotians...Lao hed Lao xai, Lao dai Lao kin,
Lao jep (sick) lao tai der!!!

Post by thanouxay
Dear Songseang,
Yes, we are the Winner and no matter what the Loosers are saying, we
are still the Winner. Over 56 years of Victory, the Lao People's
Revolutionary Party is still leading the entire Lao people from one
victory to another Greater victory. Here is a new proof.
9th Party Congress wraps up with success
(KPL) - The 9th National Congress of the Lao People s Revolutionary
Party (LPRP) wrapped up here on Monday after electing new LPRP top
leader and reaching consensus on political report, the seventh five
year socio-economic development plan in the 2011-2015 period and the
amended party statute.
The five-day congress was attended by 576 party delegates representing
191,780 party members.
Mr. Khamtay Sisphandone, former Party General Secretary, and other
former leaders of the country, the state and government as well as
intellectuals, and representatives of mass organisation also attended
the closing session of the congress.
The Congress elected a 61-member Central Committee for the 9th
tenure.
The 9th LPRP Central Committee convened its first meeting and elected
11 members to the Political Bureau, 9 members of the Secretariat, 7
members to Inspection Commission chaired by Politburo member Bounthong
Chitmany. Mr. Choummaly Sayasone was re-elected as General Secretary
of the 9th LPRP Central Committee.
Speaking at the closing ceremony, Mr. Choummaly said the 9th Party
Congress has reached a great achievements and it was a victorious and
high united congress which is aimed to bring the nation toward the
national development goal.
He said that the resolution of the 9th Party Congress is a renewal
policy amended in accordance with external circumstance as well as the
real condition of the country in the new period.
Mr. Choummaly Sayasone also expressed thanks to all guests, especially
party members, senior officials, combatants, national heroes and other
organization concern for their participation and contributions to the
meeting.
He also expressed thanks to the Communist Party of Vietnam, Communist
Party of China and friendly parties for their congratulations message
and good wishes sent to the congress.
These are the name list of the politburo members, secretariat to the
Party central Committee and inspection committee of the Party Central
Committee.
Politburo members of PCC s 9th Congress
1. Mr Choummaly Sayasone (Secretary General)
2. Mr Thongsing Thammavong
3. Mr Bounnhang Vorachit
4. Dr Thongloun Sisoulith
5. Ms Pany Yathortou
6. Mr Asang Laoly
7. Lt. Gen. Duangchay Phichit
8. Mr Somsavat Lengsavad
9. Dr Bounthong Chitmany
10. Dr Bounpone Bouttanavong
11. Dr Phankham Viphavanh
Secretariat of the Party Central Committee
1. Mr Choummaly Sayasone
2. Mr Bounnhang Vorachit (PCC Standing Secretariat)
3. Dr Bounthong Chitmany
4. Dr Bounpone Bouttanavong
5. Dr Thongban Seng-aphone
6. Mr Chansy Phosikham
7. Mr Soukan Mahalath
8. Maj. Gen. Sengnuan Xayalath
9. Mr Cheuang Sombounkhanh
Inspection Committee of the Party Central Committee
1. Mr Bounthong Chitmany (President)
2. Mr Thongsy Ouanlasy
3. Mr Sinay Mienglavanh
4. Mr Khamsuan Chanthavong
5. Mr Thongsouk Bounyavong
6. Mr Singphet Bounsavatthiphan
7. Mr Bounpone Sangsomsak

Post by ສ່ອງ​ແສງ
Choummaly retains Lao leadership on final day of National Congress
VIENTIANE, March 21 (Xinhua) -- Choummaly Sayasone was re- elected as
Secretary General of the Lao People's Revolutionary Party (LPRP) at
the close of the 9th National Party Congress here on Monday.
It was announced that the incumbent Secretary General and President of
Laos would continue for a second term at the head of the Party in a
ceremony at the headquarters of the Party Central Committee in the Lao
capital.
In his keynote speech at the close of the Congress, Choummaly noted
the success of the event and its importance in helping the party lead
future development in Laos, saying "the Party will enhance its
leadership example and ability to innovate."
Former Defence Minister Choummaly, 75, was first elected as Secretary
General of the LPRP at the 8th Congress in 2006, succeeding Khamtay
Siphandone as President in June of the same year.
The result sees Choummaly head up the newly elected 61-member Party
Executive Committee and 11-member Politburo, Laos' supreme leadership
bodies, until the next Congress in 2016.
Among the first tasks of the Executive Committee and Politburo will be
to decide on a new senior cabinet of the Lao government, including the
Prime Minister and all other Ministers, which will then be voted on by
the National Assembly, Laos' legislative body.
Before the vote can be held, a new National Assembly will be chosen in
a general election on April 30. In the election, voters throughout
Laos will choose 132 members from 190 pre-selected candidates to
represent them at the assembly.
During the 9th Party Congress, which lasts from March 17 to 21,
delegates heard a political report by the 8th Party Central Committee
on achievements and challenges over the last five years, the National
Socio-economic Development Plan for 2011-15 and the amended Party
Statute.
Provincial governors also gave localized reports on development
efforts in Laos, aimed at achieving the United Nations Millennium
Development Goals in 2015 and exiting the UN list of the world's least
developed countries by 2020.
Laos' first National Party Congress was held in 1955, the founding
year of the LPRP.

[samphong]

On Mar 22, 9:11 am, thanouxay <***@hotmail.com> wrote:

YONG, in the full spirit of "Peace, Independence, Democracy, Unity
and Prosperity," it's about time the Lao PDR DISCLOSED the assets of
the ALL of the following individuals who are serving NOT themselves,
but THE MULTI-ETHNIC LAO PEOPLE.

Politburo members of PCC s 9th Congress
1. Mr Choummaly Sayasone (Secretary General)
2. Mr Thongsing Thammavong
3. Mr Bounnhang Vorachit
4. Dr Thongloun Sisoulith
5. Ms Pany Yathortou
6. Mr Asang Laoly
7. Lt. Gen. Duangchay Phichit
8. Mr Somsavat Lengsavad
9. Dr Bounthong Chitmany
10. Dr Bounpone Bouttanavong
11. Dr Phankham Viphavanh

Secretariat of the Party Central Committee
1. Mr Choummaly Sayasone
2. Mr Bounnhang Vorachit (PCC Standing Secretariat)
3. Dr Bounthong Chitmany
4. Dr Bounpone Bouttanavong
5. Dr Thongban Seng-aphone
6. Mr Chansy Phosikham
7. Mr Soukan Mahalath
8. Maj. Gen. Sengnuan Xayalath
9. Mr Cheuang Sombounkhanh

Inspection Committee of the Party Central Committee
1. Mr Bounthong Chitmany (President)
2. Mr Thongsy Ouanlasy
3. Mr Sinay Mienglavanh
4. Mr Khamsuan Chanthavong
5. Mr Thongsouk Bounyavong
6. Mr Singphet Bounsavatthiphan
7. Mr Bounpone Sangsomsak

You'll notice that many of these people are the same ones, serving in
multiple roles at the same time, so as to CONCENTRATE and ENSURE their
ABSOLUTE AUTHORITATIVE POWER, AND WEALTH.

Of course, the 99% of the so-called "PEOPLE" of Laos will continue to
live on an average per capita income of $1,126 per year...while the
above have millions, tens of millions, even some with 100 or more
millions of dollars/euros stashed away in foreign banks.

[Thook]

YONG, in the full spirit of  "Peace, Independence, Democracy, Unity
and Prosperity," it's about time the Lao PDR DISCLOSED the assets of
the ALL of the following individuals who are serving NOT themselves,
but THE MULTI-ETHNIC LAO PEOPLE.
Politburo members of PCC s 9th Congress
1. Mr Choummaly Sayasone (Secretary General)
2. Mr Thongsing Thammavong
3. Mr Bounnhang Vorachit
4. Dr Thongloun Sisoulith
5. Ms Pany Yathortou
6. Mr Asang Laoly
7. Lt. Gen. Duangchay Phichit
8. Mr Somsavat Lengsavad
9. Dr Bounthong Chitmany
10. Dr Bounpone Bouttanavong
11. Dr Phankham Viphavanh
Secretariat of the Party Central Committee
1. Mr Choummaly Sayasone
2. Mr Bounnhang Vorachit (PCC Standing Secretariat)
3. Dr Bounthong Chitmany
4. Dr Bounpone Bouttanavong
5. Dr Thongban Seng-aphone
6. Mr Chansy Phosikham
7. Mr Soukan Mahalath
8. Maj. Gen. Sengnuan Xayalath
9. Mr Cheuang Sombounkhanh
Inspection Committee of the Party Central Committee
1. Mr Bounthong Chitmany (President)
2. Mr Thongsy Ouanlasy
3. Mr Sinay Mienglavanh
4. Mr Khamsuan Chanthavong
5. Mr Thongsouk Bounyavong
6. Mr Singphet Bounsavatthiphan
7. Mr Bounpone Sangsomsak
You'll notice that many of these people are the same ones, serving in
multiple roles at the same time, so as to CONCENTRATE and ENSURE their
ABSOLUTE AUTHORITATIVE POWER, AND WEALTH.
Of course, the 99% of the so-called "PEOPLE" of Laos will continue to
live on an average per capita income of $1,126 per year...while the
above have millions, tens of millions, even some with 100 or more
millions of dollars/euros stashed away in foreign banks.

Congratulations to all elected members. I hope that they will
continue to develop and expand the growth and potential of Laos and
its people. I also hope they will put their differences and personal
desires aside and work toward the common good of all Lao. Despite
some reservations, I am personally excited for the future of Laos.

[Her Lao]

YONG, in the full spirit of  "Peace, Independence, Democracy, Unity
and Prosperity," it's about time the Lao PDR DISCLOSED the assets of
the ALL of the following individuals who are serving NOT themselves,
but THE MULTI-ETHNIC LAO PEOPLE.
Politburo members of PCC s 9th Congress
1. Mr Choummaly Sayasone (Secretary General)
2. Mr Thongsing Thammavong
3. Mr Bounnhang Vorachit
4. Dr Thongloun Sisoulith
5. Ms Pany Yathortou
6. Mr Asang Laoly
7. Lt. Gen. Duangchay Phichit
8. Mr Somsavat Lengsavad
9. Dr Bounthong Chitmany
10. Dr Bounpone Bouttanavong
11. Dr Phankham Viphavanh
Secretariat of the Party Central Committee
1. Mr Choummaly Sayasone
2. Mr Bounnhang Vorachit (PCC Standing Secretariat)
3. Dr Bounthong Chitmany
4. Dr Bounpone Bouttanavong
5. Dr Thongban Seng-aphone
6. Mr Chansy Phosikham
7. Mr Soukan Mahalath
8. Maj. Gen. Sengnuan Xayalath
9. Mr Cheuang Sombounkhanh
Inspection Committee of the Party Central Committee
1. Mr Bounthong Chitmany (President)
2. Mr Thongsy Ouanlasy
3. Mr Sinay Mienglavanh
4. Mr Khamsuan Chanthavong
5. Mr Thongsouk Bounyavong
6. Mr Singphet Bounsavatthiphan
7. Mr Bounpone Sangsomsak
You'll notice that many of these people are the same ones, serving in
multiple roles at the same time, so as to CONCENTRATE and ENSURE their
ABSOLUTE AUTHORITATIVE POWER, AND WEALTH.
Of course, the 99% of the so-called "PEOPLE" of Laos will continue to
live on an average per capita income of $1,126 per year...while the
above have millions, tens of millions, even some with 100 or more
millions of dollars/euros stashed away in foreign banks.

Whatever assets they may or may not have, it's all for the multi-
ethnic people's behalf! LOL

Yong, who purports to work at least 2 full times jobs --- in addition
to moonlighting as some quasi official/figure head in some nice
Europen city --- and his hard working communist family.... they enjoy
the life style that WESTERN middle class enjoy, when people here work
hard: money to travel once or twice a year; a decent used car or a
new Hyndai; being able to eat out or go to the movies or play once or
twice a month....

Yong is LIVING THE LIFE all hard Laotians want to live, ALL HUMAN
BEINGS yearn to live...

But in Yong's little twisted mind, HIS LIFE STYLE IS MADE POSSIBLE due
to the EFFICIENT, beloved, hard working, knowing or should I say all-
knowing, modern, democratic and wise Lao PDR and his job given to him
by THE CORRECT LEADERSHIP -------------------- NOT due to the fact
that his salary, expenses, and other similar upkeeps (all contributing
to his family's WESTERN-LIKE life style, including his kids going to
good school run by WESTERNERS or western-educated people)..... Yong's
little communist-oriented mind refuses to believe that such are made
possible because Laos sorry state of affairs tug the hearts and minds
of ECONOMICALLY prosperous societies and people in the WESTERN
WORLD....

Not only that, but virtually all the dam projects and any other major
projects that require engineering and engineers are staffed by
Australians, Canadians, Japanese, South Koreans, or Northern European
people.... with the Lao People's Democratic Republic's aging leaders
merely putting a big "X" by their signature lines... but, oh, the big
smiles and hand shaking and back patting by these wise communist
rulers.... congratulating one another, with champagn and toasts, as to
how successful their smart plans are in moving the "multi-ethnic Lao
people" ahead (of the past)!!

If you look at the whole scene, from afar, it's a twisted tragic-
comedy unfolding in slow motion..... touching on education,
agriculture, business and commerce, science and technology, politics
and governance, civil and penal institutional stagnation......

[yawgnomdub]

YONG, in the full spirit of  "Peace, Independence, Democracy, Unity
and Prosperity," it's about time the Lao PDR DISCLOSED the assets of
the ALL of the following individuals who are serving NOT themselves,
but THE MULTI-ETHNIC LAO PEOPLE.
Politburo members of PCC s 9th Congress
1. Mr Choummaly Sayasone (Secretary General)
2. Mr Thongsing Thammavong
3. Mr Bounnhang Vorachit
4. Dr Thongloun Sisoulith
5. Ms Pany Yathortou
6. Mr Asang Laoly
7. Lt. Gen. Duangchay Phichit
8. Mr Somsavat Lengsavad
9. Dr Bounthong Chitmany
10. Dr Bounpone Bouttanavong
11. Dr Phankham Viphavanh
Secretariat of the Party Central Committee
1. Mr Choummaly Sayasone
2. Mr Bounnhang Vorachit (PCC Standing Secretariat)
3. Dr Bounthong Chitmany
4. Dr Bounpone Bouttanavong
5. Dr Thongban Seng-aphone
6. Mr Chansy Phosikham
7. Mr Soukan Mahalath
8. Maj. Gen. Sengnuan Xayalath
9. Mr Cheuang Sombounkhanh
Inspection Committee of the Party Central Committee
1. Mr Bounthong Chitmany (President)
2. Mr Thongsy Ouanlasy
3. Mr Sinay Mienglavanh
4. Mr Khamsuan Chanthavong
5. Mr Thongsouk Bounyavong
6. Mr Singphet Bounsavatthiphan
7. Mr Bounpone Sangsomsak
You'll notice that many of these people are the same ones, serving in
multiple roles at the same time, so as to CONCENTRATE and ENSURE their
ABSOLUTE AUTHORITATIVE POWER, AND WEALTH.
Of course, the 99% of the so-called "PEOPLE" of Laos will continue to
live on an average per capita income of $1,126 per year...while the
above have millions, tens of millions, even some with 100 or more
millions of dollars/euros stashed away in foreign banks.

Look to me like all this new select leaders are very good at teaching
Laos people how to raise insect, sale insect to make money and eat
insect to survive because they have done before. Prety soon Laos will
grow to raise million of insect around the country so Laos people will
have more meat to eat.
http://www.google.com/url?sa=D&q=http://www.scidev.net/en/news/insect-farming-aims-to-end-food-insecurity-in-laos.html

[Txoovkavtiab]

Post by thanouxay
Dear Songseang,
Yes, we are the Winner and no matter what the Loosers are saying, we
are still the Winner. Over 56 years of Victory, the Lao People's
Revolutionary Party is still leading the entire Lao people from one
victory to another Greater victory. Here is a new proof.
9th Party Congress wraps up with success
(KPL) - The 9th National Congress of the Lao People s Revolutionary
Party (LPRP) wrapped up here on Monday after electing new LPRP top
leader and reaching consensus on political report, the seventh five
year socio-economic development plan in the 2011-2015 period and the
amended party statute.
The five-day congress was attended by 576 party delegates representing
191,780 party members.
Mr. Khamtay Sisphandone, former Party General Secretary, and other
former leaders of the country, the state and government as well as
intellectuals, and representatives of mass organisation also attended
the closing session of the congress.
The Congress elected a 61-member Central Committee for the 9th
tenure.
The 9th LPRP Central Committee convened its first meeting and elected
11 members to the Political Bureau, 9 members of the Secretariat, 7
members to Inspection Commission chaired by Politburo member Bounthong
Chitmany. Mr. Choummaly Sayasone was re-elected as General Secretary
of the 9th LPRP Central Committee.
Speaking at the closing ceremony, Mr. Choummaly said the 9th Party
Congress has reached a great achievements and it was a victorious and
high united congress which is aimed to bring the nation toward the
national development goal.
He said that the resolution of the 9th Party Congress is a renewal
policy amended in accordance with external circumstance as well as the
real condition of the country in the new period.
Mr. Choummaly Sayasone also expressed thanks to all guests, especially
party members, senior officials, combatants, national heroes and other
organization concern for their participation and contributions to the
meeting.
He also expressed thanks to the Communist Party of Vietnam, Communist
Party of China and friendly parties for their congratulations message
and good wishes sent to the congress.
These are the name list of the politburo members, secretariat to the
Party central Committee and inspection committee of the Party Central
Committee.
Politburo members of PCC s 9th Congress
1. Mr Choummaly Sayasone (Secretary General)
2. Mr Thongsing Thammavong
3. Mr Bounnhang Vorachit
4. Dr Thongloun Sisoulith
5. Ms Pany Yathortou
6. Mr Asang Laoly
7. Lt. Gen. Duangchay Phichit
8. Mr Somsavat Lengsavad
9. Dr Bounthong Chitmany
10. Dr Bounpone Bouttanavong
11. Dr Phankham Viphavanh
Secretariat of the Party Central Committee
1. Mr Choummaly Sayasone
2. Mr Bounnhang Vorachit (PCC Standing Secretariat)
3. Dr Bounthong Chitmany
4. Dr Bounpone Bouttanavong
5. Dr Thongban Seng-aphone
6. Mr Chansy Phosikham
7. Mr Soukan Mahalath
8. Maj. Gen. Sengnuan Xayalath
9. Mr Cheuang Sombounkhanh
Inspection Committee of the Party Central Committee
1. Mr Bounthong Chitmany (President)
2. Mr Thongsy Ouanlasy
3. Mr Sinay Mienglavanh
4. Mr Khamsuan Chanthavong
5. Mr Thongsouk Bounyavong
6. Mr Singphet Bounsavatthiphan
7. Mr Bounpone Sangsomsak

Post by ສ່ອງ​ແສງ
Choummaly retains Lao leadership on final day of National Congress
VIENTIANE, March 21 (Xinhua) -- Choummaly Sayasone was re- elected as
Secretary General of the Lao People's Revolutionary Party (LPRP) at
the close of the 9th National Party Congress here on Monday.
It was announced that the incumbent Secretary General and President of
Laos would continue for a second term at the head of the Party in a
ceremony at the headquarters of the Party Central Committee in the Lao
capital.
In his keynote speech at the close of the Congress, Choummaly noted
the success of the event and its importance in helping the party lead
future development in Laos, saying "the Party will enhance its
leadership example and ability to innovate."
Former Defence Minister Choummaly, 75, was first elected as Secretary
General of the LPRP at the 8th Congress in 2006, succeeding Khamtay
Siphandone as President in June of the same year.
The result sees Choummaly head up the newly elected 61-member Party
Executive Committee and 11-member Politburo, Laos' supreme leadership
bodies, until the next Congress in 2016.
Among the first tasks of the Executive Committee and Politburo will be
to decide on a new senior cabinet of the Lao government, including the
Prime Minister and all other Ministers, which will then be voted on by
the National Assembly, Laos' legislative body.
Before the vote can be held, a new National Assembly will be chosen in
a general election on April 30. In the election, voters throughout
Laos will choose 132 members from 190 pre-selected candidates to
represent them at the assembly.
During the 9th Party Congress, which lasts from March 17 to 21,
delegates heard a political report by the 8th Party Central Committee
on achievements and challenges over the last five years, the National
Socio-economic Development Plan for 2011-15 and the amended Party
Statute.
Provincial governors also gave localized reports on development
efforts in Laos, aimed at achieving the United Nations Millennium
Development Goals in 2015 and exiting the UN list of the world's least
developed countries by 2020.
Laos' first National Party Congress was held in 1955, the founding
year of the LPRP.- Hide quoted text -

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Gud job Thanouxay,

Since Bak Chom Ma Nguyen got praised big time by the Chino president,
he shoudl schedule to see his gud friend Obama too. For Obama will
pour million dollars for ya guys to pick up the bombs left over in
Laos.

[yawgnomdub]

Thanouxay,

Do not forget to set upside some of the money for raise more insects
and use some money to start new insect business so the peoples will
have insects to eat every day.

[Zab]

These old garbags stupid laos leaders know nothing about politic or
has no idea of development. All they know is eating rotten fish and
smoking. They let their corrupted official run wild on the street and
didn't get up until noon to show up at work. Every leadership in laos
are lazy and since the leaders are lazy, the workers doesn't have to
do it either. I had been there and this is what the workers told me.

The Laos leaders know nothing out of vientiane, every city and state
outside of vientiane is run by the village leader and got cheap by
those sherif that the goverment sent to over see them. They have no
control over the people in laos except adminstrating the foreign
office that is all. The people of Laos live as an autonomy and use
their own custom law to solve most of the issue. All foreigner aids
were going to the top leaders and vietnamese engineers.
amen

Post by thanouxay
Dear Songseang,
Yes, we are the Winner and no matter what the Loosers are saying, we
are still the Winner. Over 56 years of Victory, the Lao People's
Revolutionary Party is still leading the entire Lao people from one
victory to another Greater victory. Here is a new proof.
9th Party Congress wraps up with success
(KPL) - The 9th National Congress of the Lao People s Revolutionary
Party (LPRP) wrapped up here on Monday after electing new LPRP top
leader and reaching consensus on political report, the seventh five
year socio-economic development plan in the 2011-2015 period and the
amended party statute.
The five-day congress was attended by 576 party delegates representing
191,780 party members.
Mr. Khamtay Sisphandone, former Party General Secretary, and other
former leaders of the country, the state and government as well as
intellectuals, and representatives of mass organisation also attended
the closing session of the congress.
The Congress elected a 61-member Central Committee for the 9th
tenure.
The 9th LPRP Central Committee convened its first meeting and elected
11 members to the Political Bureau, 9 members of the Secretariat, 7
members to Inspection Commission chaired by Politburo member Bounthong
Chitmany. Mr. Choummaly Sayasone was re-elected as General Secretary
of the 9th LPRP Central Committee.
Speaking at the closing ceremony, Mr. Choummaly said the 9th Party
Congress has reached a great achievements and it was a victorious and
high united congress which is aimed to bring the nation toward the
national development goal.
He said that the resolution of the 9th Party Congress is a renewal
policy amended in accordance with external circumstance as well as the
real condition of the country in the new period.
Mr. Choummaly Sayasone also expressed thanks to all guests, especially
party members, senior officials, combatants, national heroes and other
organization concern for their participation and contributions to the
meeting.
He also expressed thanks to the Communist Party of Vietnam, Communist
Party of China and friendly parties for their congratulations message
and good wishes sent to the congress.
These are the name list of the politburo members, secretariat to the
Party central Committee and inspection committee of the Party Central
Committee.
Politburo members of PCC s 9th Congress
1. Mr Choummaly Sayasone (Secretary General)
2. Mr Thongsing Thammavong
3. Mr Bounnhang Vorachit
4. Dr Thongloun Sisoulith
5. Ms Pany Yathortou
6. Mr Asang Laoly
7. Lt. Gen. Duangchay Phichit
8. Mr Somsavat Lengsavad
9. Dr Bounthong Chitmany
10. Dr Bounpone Bouttanavong
11. Dr Phankham Viphavanh
Secretariat of the Party Central Committee
1. Mr Choummaly Sayasone
2. Mr Bounnhang Vorachit (PCC Standing Secretariat)
3. Dr Bounthong Chitmany
4. Dr Bounpone Bouttanavong
5. Dr Thongban Seng-aphone
6. Mr Chansy Phosikham
7. Mr Soukan Mahalath
8. Maj. Gen. Sengnuan Xayalath
9. Mr Cheuang Sombounkhanh
Inspection Committee of the Party Central Committee
1. Mr Bounthong Chitmany (President)
2. Mr Thongsy Ouanlasy
3. Mr Sinay Mienglavanh
4. Mr Khamsuan Chanthavong
5. Mr Thongsouk Bounyavong
6. Mr Singphet Bounsavatthiphan
7. Mr Bounpone Sangsomsak

Post by ສ່ອງ​ແສງ
Choummaly retains Lao leadership on final day of National Congress
VIENTIANE, March 21 (Xinhua) -- Choummaly Sayasone was re- elected as
Secretary General of the Lao People's Revolutionary Party (LPRP) at
the close of the 9th National Party Congress here on Monday.
It was announced that the incumbent Secretary General and President of
Laos would continue for a second term at the head of the Party in a
ceremony at the headquarters of the Party Central Committee in the Lao
capital.
In his keynote speech at the close of the Congress, Choummaly noted
the success of the event and its importance in helping the party lead
future development in Laos, saying "the Party will enhance its
leadership example and ability to innovate."
Former Defence Minister Choummaly, 75, was first elected as Secretary
General of the LPRP at the 8th Congress in 2006, succeeding Khamtay
Siphandone as President in June of the same year.
The result sees Choummaly head up the newly elected 61-member Party
Executive Committee and 11-member Politburo, Laos' supreme leadership
bodies, until the next Congress in 2016.
Among the first tasks of the Executive Committee and Politburo will be
to decide on a new senior cabinet of the Lao government, including the
Prime Minister and all other Ministers, which will then be voted on by
the National Assembly, Laos' legislative body.
Before the vote can be held, a new National Assembly will be chosen in
a general election on April 30. In the election, voters throughout
Laos will choose 132 members from 190 pre-selected candidates to
represent them at the assembly.
During the 9th Party Congress, which lasts from March 17 to 21,
delegates heard a political report by the 8th Party Central Committee
on achievements and challenges over the last five years, the National
Socio-economic Development Plan for 2011-15 and the amended Party
Statute.
Provincial governors also gave localized reports on development
efforts in Laos, aimed at achieving the United Nations Millennium
Development Goals in 2015 and exiting the UN list of the world's least
developed countries by 2020.
Laos' first National Party Congress was held in 1955, the founding
year of the LPRP.- Hide quoted text -

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[thanouxay]

5555555555555!!!! Despite of what you said, they threw all the garbage
down in 1975 including the monarchy, Longcheng most used airfield, and
rule the Nation since then and brought bettement to all Lao people.

While the "intelligent, smart, bright" like you live in exile and beg
to come back home.

Sok dee

Post by Zab
These old garbags stupid laos leaders know nothing about politic or
has no idea of development. All they know is eating rotten fish and
smoking. They let their corrupted official run wild on the street and
didn't get up until noon to show up at work. Every leadership in laos
are lazy and since the leaders are lazy, the workers doesn't have to
do it either. I had been there and this is what the workers told me.
The Laos leaders know nothing out of vientiane, every city and state
outside of vientiane is run by the village leader and got cheap by
those sherif that the goverment sent to over see them. They have no
control over the people in laos except adminstrating the foreign
office that is all. The people of Laos live as an autonomy and use
their own custom law to solve most of the issue. All foreigner aids
were going to the top leaders and vietnamese engineers.
amen

[All4One]

Post by thanouxay
5555555555555!!!! Despite of what you said, they threw all the garbage
down in 1975 including the monarchy, Longcheng most used airfield, and
rule the Nation since then and brought bettement to all Lao people.
While the "intelligent, smart, bright" like you live in exile and beg
to come back home.
Sok dee

Post by Zab
These old garbags stupid laos leaders know nothing about politic or
has no idea of development. All they know is eating rotten fish and
smoking. They let their corrupted official run wild on the street and
didn't get up until noon to show up at work. Every leadership in laos
are lazy and since the leaders are lazy, the workers doesn't have to
do it either. I had been there and this is what the workers told me.
The Laos leaders know nothing out of vientiane, every city and state
outside of vientiane is run by the village leader and got cheap by
those sherif that the goverment sent to over see them. They have no
control over the people in laos except adminstrating the foreign
office that is all. The people of Laos live as an autonomy and use
their own custom law to solve most of the issue. All foreigner aids
were going to the top leaders and vietnamese engineers.
amen- Hide quoted text -

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HAHAHHA....he who laugh last laugh the LOUDEST!!!

mr. YONG...you're a MORON and rightfully so! WHAT's in LAOS for ME/US?
If you really think that the expatriats really begging your sorry ass
to return to Laos...you are smoking weed. Granted a few idiots may
have had begged you in the past, but the majority of expatriats are
happy here in the west. Quite frankly, I hate to put it bluntly to
YOU....As fas as I am concened...if given the opportunity and freedom
to move to another country...LAOTIAN of every walks of life would want
to come to AMERICA or other democractic countries.

SHIT! even the "smart, intelligent, rich and famous" from countries
like china, japan, thailand, germany, france, etc... wanted to come
and live in AMERICA! So SHUT YOUR PIE HOLE...cuz YOU MAKE NO SENSE!!!

So before you continues to make a FOOL out of yourself...STOP
embarrassing yourself and your pathethic backward society! YOU wont;
see my children begging to come back to Laos, let alone visit...cuz
they don't want to associate themselves with BEGGER like you!

NOTHING personal...just stating the HARD FACTS!

Jim

[Kong Tap Paxaxon Lao]

LOL

Don't be too quick to burn the bridge that is vital for your survival.
Just wait until the GOP reclaim the White House in 2012 and we'll see
how loud can you laugh. When they put a stop to your entitlement
programs and collective bargaining rights such as labor unions, social
security, medicare/medicaid and welfare.

"He who laugh last, laugh the loudest!"

-Chinese Proverb

Post by All4One
HAHAHHA....he who laugh last laugh the LOUDEST!!!
mr. YONG...you're a MORON and rightfully so! WHAT's in LAOS for ME/US?
If you really think that the expatriats really begging your sorry ass
to return to Laos...you are smoking weed. Granted a few idiots may
have had begged you in the past, but the majority of expatriats are
happy here in the west. Quite frankly, I hate to put it bluntly to
YOU....As fas as I am concened...if given the opportunity and freedom
to move to another country...LAOTIAN of every walks of life would want
to come to AMERICA or other democractic countries.
SHIT! even the "smart, intelligent, rich and famous" from countries
like china, japan, thailand, germany, france, etc... wanted to come
and live in AMERICA! So SHUT YOUR PIE HOLE...cuz YOU MAKE NO SENSE!!!
So before you continues to make a FOOL out of yourself...STOP
embarrassing yourself and your pathethic backward society!  YOU wont;
see my children begging to come back to Laos, let alone visit...cuz
they don't want to associate themselves with BEGGER like you!
NOTHING personal...just stating the HARD FACTS!
Jim- Hide quoted text -
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[cwjmem]

Kong Tap Paxaxon Lao wannabe,

What did you just drink or smoke before coming to this forum? Must be
Yabah or ya mah eh!!!

Post by Kong Tap Paxaxon Lao
LOL
Don't be too quick to burn the bridge that is vital for your survival.
Just wait until the GOP reclaim the White House in 2012 and we'll see
how loud can you laugh. When they put a stop to your entitlement
programs and collective bargaining rights such as labor unions, social
security, medicare/medicaid and welfare.
"He who laugh last, laugh the loudest!"
-Chinese Proverb

Post by All4One
HAHAHHA....he who laugh last laugh the LOUDEST!!!
mr. YONG...you're a MORON and rightfully so! WHAT's in LAOS for ME/US?
If you really think that the expatriats really begging your sorry ass
to return to Laos...you are smoking weed. Granted a few idiots may
have had begged you in the past, but the majority of expatriats are
happy here in the west. Quite frankly, I hate to put it bluntly to
YOU....As fas as I am concened...if given the opportunity and freedom
to move to another country...LAOTIAN of every walks of life would want
to come to AMERICA or other democractic countries.
SHIT! even the "smart, intelligent, rich and famous" from countries
like china, japan, thailand, germany, france, etc... wanted to come
and live in AMERICA! So SHUT YOUR PIE HOLE...cuz YOU MAKE NO SENSE!!!
So before you continues to make a FOOL out of yourself...STOP
embarrassing yourself and your pathethic backward society!  YOU wont;
see my children begging to come back to Laos, let alone visit...cuz
they don't want to associate themselves with BEGGER like you!
NOTHING personal...just stating the HARD FACTS!
Jim- Hide quoted text -
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[Kong Tap Paxaxon Lao]

LOL
Seems like you run out of things to say, Por Siew!

Post by cwjmem
Kong Tap Paxaxon Lao wannabe,
What did you just drink or smoke before coming to this forum?  Must be
Yabah or ya mah eh!!!

[All4One]

mr. Kong,

What the hell are you talking about? Burn bridges? FYI....My survivial
has no correlation to any of the programs you mention. You MUST be
smoking the same weed as mr. Yong?

Jim

Post by Kong Tap Paxaxon Lao
LOL
Don't be too quick to burn the bridge that is vital for your survival.
Just wait until the GOP reclaim the White House in 2012 and we'll see
how loud can you laugh. When they put a stop to your entitlement
programs and collective bargaining rights such as labor unions, social
security, medicare/medicaid and welfare.
"He who laugh last, laugh the loudest!"
-Chinese Proverb

Post by All4One
HAHAHHA....he who laugh last laugh the LOUDEST!!!
mr. YONG...you're a MORON and rightfully so! WHAT's in LAOS for ME/US?
If you really think that the expatriats really begging your sorry ass
to return to Laos...you are smoking weed. Granted a few idiots may
have had begged you in the past, but the majority of expatriats are
happy here in the west. Quite frankly, I hate to put it bluntly to
YOU....As fas as I am concened...if given the opportunity and freedom
to move to another country...LAOTIAN of every walks of life would want
to come to AMERICA or other democractic countries.
SHIT! even the "smart, intelligent, rich and famous" from countries
like china, japan, thailand, germany, france, etc... wanted to come
and live in AMERICA! So SHUT YOUR PIE HOLE...cuz YOU MAKE NO SENSE!!!
So before you continues to make a FOOL out of yourself...STOP
embarrassing yourself and your pathethic backward society!  YOU wont;
see my children begging to come back to Laos, let alone visit...cuz
they don't want to associate themselves with BEGGER like you!
NOTHING personal...just stating the HARD FACTS!
Jim- Hide quoted text -
- Show quoted text -- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

[Kong Tap Paxaxon Lao]

LOL,

Apparently English is not your native tongue and your situation is
well documented in the US Census Report.

"For example, regarding being Not Proficient in English, the results
show that Cambodians, Hmong, and Laotians have the highest rate of
lack of English fluency while Whites have the lowest."
http://www.asian-nation.org/demographics.shtml

Hmong among hardest hit by layoffs in down economy

Keng Yang thought life in America would be easier than in Thailand,
where he lived in a small hut and struggled to provide food for his
family.
Now, sitting in a cramped, four-room apartment on Wausau's northeast
side just a few years after leaving Thailand, he says times aren't
much better.
"He doesn't know what to do in the future for (his) family," Yang's
uncle David Yang said, translating for the 29-year-old father of two
who in January was laid off from Wisconsin Box Co.Yang is among about
a dozen recent Hmong refugees from Wat Tham Krabok refugee camp who
have lost their jobs in the economic recession. Though thousands of
people in Marathon County have been laid off, the recent immigrants
are barely established, sometimes don't speak English, lack education
and often support extended family.
"I know it's going to be challenging," said Peter Yang, executive
director of the Wausau Area Hmong Mutual Association.
Among the more than 420 Hmong who came to Marathon County from 2004 to
2006, about 90 are adults who can work, said Chaitua Nikolas Her, job
developer with the Hmong Association. Of those, 74 were working, he
said, until the economic downturn left an additional 12 or so without
jobs. That's likely a hit to dozens, with many Hmong workers
supporting and living with multiple family members.

Wausau's overall unemployment rate reached 12.1 percent in March,
meanwhile, with Marathon County hitting 9.4 percent, according to the
Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development.
The occupants of Keng Yang's apartment -- the upstairs portion of a
small house -- include Yang, his wife, his two children, his younger
brother and his brother's wife and two kids. They easily fill their
small kitchen as Yang cradles his nephew. The dark stairway to their
home is cluttered with dozens of pairs of shoes of all sizes.
Yang, who came to the United States in March 2005, said he made about
$9 per hour and found it difficult to support the seven other people
in his household. Now the household's income includes $250 in weekly
unemployment and his brother's part-time job at JC Penney.
Times in Thailand were difficult, Yang said, but now he's again
struggling to make ends meet, with the added stress of bills and other
expenses.
Peter Yang said Hmong workers who lose their jobs apply for
unemployment, dislocated worker programs and other social services.
The Hmong Association helps them navigate the programs and aids
companies that employ them, and the jobless also can tap into
community aid organizations and churches.
Still, Keng Yang feels helpless. Finding a job is difficult with
limited English, and he hopes some sort of work -- whether a product
of the private sector or government -- will surface.
Tong Lee faces similar problems. Lee arrived in July of 2005 and was
laid off in February from J&D Tube Benders of Schofield. He's taking
the time, though, to improve his English through classes at
Northcentral Technical College, and also hopes to get his high school
diploma and study business.
"I need more English," Lee, 34, of Wausau said. "I want to study
first."
That faith in education, for some, is the only bright spot. Yang,
despite his fear of not finding a job, says his children's futures
keep him determined. As the children chatter in the kitchen and peek
into the living room, he remarks that he hopes other families don't
lose that perspective.

Source from: http://www.wausaudailyherald.com/article/20090428/WDH0101/904280587/1981/WDHopinion

Post by All4One
mr. Kong,
What the hell are you talking about? Burn bridges? FYI....My survivial
has no correlation to any of the programs you mention. You MUST be
smoking the same weed as mr. Yong?
Jim
-

[Zab]

yong, laos spokesperson

we don't beg to come back, when and or who beg you to come back? I
will never beg you, bow to you but i will shit on you, walk on you
whenever i see you anywhere, i don't care. I can come and go as i
please and i don't need your consent. Only you will beg for mercy when
I come for you and all of your wealth will be taken and give it to the
poor.

amen

Post by thanouxay
5555555555555!!!! Despite of what you said, they threw all the garbage
down in 1975 including the monarchy, Longcheng most used airfield, and
rule the Nation since then and brought bettement to all Lao people.
While the "intelligent, smart, bright" like you live in exile and beg
to come back home.
Sok dee

Post by Zab
These old garbags stupid laos leaders know nothing about politic or
has no idea of development. All they know is eating rotten fish and
smoking. They let their corrupted official run wild on the street and
didn't get up until noon to show up at work. Every leadership in laos
are lazy and since the leaders are lazy, the workers doesn't have to
do it either. I had been there and this is what the workers told me.
The Laos leaders know nothing out of vientiane, every city and state
outside of vientiane is run by the village leader and got cheap by
those sherif that the goverment sent to over see them. They have no
control over the people in laos except adminstrating the foreign
office that is all. The people of Laos live as an autonomy and use
their own custom law to solve most of the issue. All foreigner aids
were going to the top leaders and vietnamese engineers.
amen

[Sulilec]

Zab,
Wow! I admitted that it was such a cheap shot by Thanouxay. But do
understand that Thanouxay is very nationalist. These backward truely
admitted Laotians rather eat salt with sticky rice and sing national
athem rather singing Thai songs or Vietnamese songs or accept medical
health from international standard like UNICEF, USA, American Red
Cross. Heheheh!! They are quit pride full people even though quit
poor and need help...think about it...and I wonder if Thanouxay still
rather wants to be nationalist and eat salt with sticky rice as
breakfast. Come on! Accept cereal with milk, bread and toast, and do
drink coffee in the morning like the Chinese, it would still be
okayed, really Thanouxay!! Eat too much spicy soup ແກງນໍ່ໄມ້ can
really make you go in the morning.

Post by Zab
yong, laos spokesperson
we don't beg to come back, when and or who beg you to come back? I
will never beg you, bow to you but i will shit on you, walk on you
whenever i see you anywhere, i don't care. I can come and go as i
please and i don't need your consent. Only you will beg for mercy when
I come for you and all of your wealth will be taken and give it to the
poor.
amen

Post by thanouxay
5555555555555!!!! Despite of what you said, they threw all the garbage
down in 1975 including the monarchy, Longcheng most used airfield, and
rule the Nation since then and brought bettement to all Lao people.
While the "intelligent, smart, bright" like you live in exile and beg
to come back home.
Sok dee

Post by Zab
These old garbags stupid laos leaders know nothing about politic or
has no idea of development. All they know is eating rotten fish and
smoking. They let their corrupted official run wild on the street and
didn't get up until noon to show up at work. Every leadership in laos
are lazy and since the leaders are lazy, the workers doesn't have to
do it either. I had been there and this is what the workers told me.
The Laos leaders know nothing out of vientiane, every city and state
outside of vientiane is run by the village leader and got cheap by
those sherif that the goverment sent to over see them. They have no
control over the people in laos except adminstrating the foreign
office that is all. The people of Laos live as an autonomy and use
their own custom law to solve most of the issue. All foreigner aids
were going to the top leaders and vietnamese engineers.
amen- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

[Zoo]

Post by thanouxay
Yes, we are the Winner and no matter what the Loosers are saying, we
are still the Winner.

a king that sit on a castle made of gold while his subject are in
impoverish and uneducated is not a winner.

no wonder why yong is a communist...

[Hmong213]

Just let the old folks have their seat before they pass away. Most of
them are old and will not last long. Under the current leadership of
Mr. Thongsing, he just order to stop collecting the bridges toll fees
across the country effective 3-7-2011. Driving around the country
without paying any bridges toll fees. That is the good news.

My question is how come there is none Hmong are on the list anymore.
Do not count Pany because her blood is Hmong but her real life is Lao.
She doesn't have any influence on the general Hmong people inside and
outside of Laos. There is only Lao Lum and Lao Khamou on the list.
That is wrong and not fair at all.

HM213

Post by thanouxay
Dear Songseang,
Yes, we are the Winner and no matter what the Loosers are saying, we
are still the Winner. Over 56 years of Victory, the Lao People's
Revolutionary Party is still leading the entire Lao people from one
victory to another Greater victory. Here is a new proof.
9th Party Congress wraps up with success
(KPL) - The 9th National Congress of the Lao People s Revolutionary
Party (LPRP) wrapped up here on Monday after electing new LPRP top
leader and reaching consensus on political report, the seventh five
year socio-economic development plan in the 2011-2015 period and the
amended party statute.
The five-day congress was attended by 576 party delegates representing
191,780 party members.
Mr. Khamtay Sisphandone, former Party General Secretary, and other
former leaders of the country, the state and government as well as
intellectuals, and representatives of mass organisation also attended
the closing session of the congress.
The Congress elected a 61-member Central Committee for the 9th
tenure.
The 9th LPRP Central Committee convened its first meeting and elected
11 members to the Political Bureau, 9 members of the Secretariat, 7
members to Inspection Commission chaired by Politburo member Bounthong
Chitmany. Mr. Choummaly Sayasone was re-elected as General Secretary
of the 9th LPRP Central Committee.
Speaking at the closing ceremony, Mr. Choummaly said the 9th Party
Congress has reached a great achievements and it was a victorious and
high united congress which is aimed to bring the nation toward the
national development goal.
He said that the resolution of the 9th Party Congress is a renewal
policy amended in accordance with external circumstance as well as the
real condition of the country in the new period.
Mr. Choummaly Sayasone also expressed thanks to all guests, especially
party members, senior officials, combatants, national heroes and other
organization concern for their participation and contributions to the
meeting.
He also expressed thanks to the Communist Party of Vietnam, Communist
Party of China and friendly parties for their congratulations message
and good wishes sent to the congress.
These are the name list of the politburo members, secretariat to the
Party central Committee and inspection committee of the Party Central
Committee.
Politburo members of PCC s 9th Congress
1. Mr Choummaly Sayasone (Secretary General)
2. Mr Thongsing Thammavong
3. Mr Bounnhang Vorachit
4. Dr Thongloun Sisoulith
5. Ms Pany Yathortou
6. Mr Asang Laoly
7. Lt. Gen. Duangchay Phichit
8. Mr Somsavat Lengsavad
9. Dr Bounthong Chitmany
10. Dr Bounpone Bouttanavong
11. Dr Phankham Viphavanh
Secretariat of the Party Central Committee
1. Mr Choummaly Sayasone
2. Mr Bounnhang Vorachit (PCC Standing Secretariat)
3. Dr Bounthong Chitmany
4. Dr Bounpone Bouttanavong
5. Dr Thongban Seng-aphone
6. Mr Chansy Phosikham
7. Mr Soukan Mahalath
8. Maj. Gen. Sengnuan Xayalath
9. Mr Cheuang Sombounkhanh
Inspection Committee of the Party Central Committee
1. Mr Bounthong Chitmany (President)
2. Mr Thongsy Ouanlasy
3. Mr Sinay Mienglavanh
4. Mr Khamsuan Chanthavong
5. Mr Thongsouk Bounyavong
6. Mr Singphet Bounsavatthiphan
7. Mr Bounpone Sangsomsak

[Her Lao]

Post by ສ່ອງ​ແສງ
Dear all,
I think Lao people have chosen the right person to be their leader for
the next five years.

And who was the other guy or guys running against the "correct"
leader, Choummaly?

Or was this just another little Napoleon stunt... asking the Pope to
put the crown on his head, but at the last moment, grabbing it and
putting it on his own head, saying he didn't need the still pope to
crown him, since he's the most powerful man miles around?

Asians really need to get off this 12th century nonsense, of someone
or some group instituting a government and decreeing it the "correct
leadership" and making all other ideas, people and competitors
illegal, criminal, and "negative phenomenon".... it's so stupid, it
just needs to stop! lol

[All4One]

Post by ສ່ອງ​ແສງ
Dear all,
I think Lao people have chosen the right person to be their leader for
the next five years.
That's why Chinese President quickly sent him a congratulatory message
for a good will of the friendship and cooperation between our two
countries.
Please accept my sincerely congratulations too, Mr Choummaly!
Song Saeng
------------------------------
BEIJING, March 21 (Xinhua) -- Chinese President Hu Jintao
congratulated Choummaly Sayasone Monday on his reelection as secretary
general of the Central Committee of the Lao People's Revolutionary
Party (LPRP).
Hu noted that under the collective leadership of the LPRP, Lao has
made steady progress in socialist construction and reform, with its
society harmonious and stable, economy rapidly developing, people's
livelihood improving and its international status steadily enhanced.
China is delighted to see these tremendous achievements, he said in a
congratulatory message.
Hu expressed his belief that the Lao party and government would lead
the Lao people in their efforts for still greater achievements in the
country's socialist construction and reform undertaking.
The Communist Party of China and the Chinese government have always
valued their relations with the Lao party and government from a
strategic long-term perspective, he said.
China will adhere to the principle of "long-term stability, good
neighborliness, mutual trust and all-round cooperation" as always and
work together with the Lao side to consolidate their cooperation in
all fields and push the Sino-Lao comprehensive strategic partnership
of cooperation for long-term, healthy and stable development, he said.
Choummaly was elected by the Ninth Party Central Committee of the
LPRP, which announced the result on Monday. He has served as secretary
general of the LPRP for five years.

While the world move forward with new leadership in it's institution
of governance, LAOS "RE-SELECTED" an OLD, BACKWARD dinosaurs leading
the party's thugs-AGAIN. What else is NEW about Laos in it's stupid
regime? WHY China is HAPPY...because china can continues to make
SLAVES out of Laotians and dig truck loads of natural resources
directly from the Laotian people.... whereas if the country "ELECT"
someone different whom may actually have a BRAIN, may NOT like what
china is doing...china may have a hard time taking Laos natural
resources.

THINK ABOUT IT!

Jim

[Kong Tap Paxaxon Lao]

Post by All4One

Post by ສ່ອງ​ແສງ
Dear all,
I think Lao people have chosen the right person to be their leader for
the next five years.
That's why Chinese President quickly sent him a congratulatory message
for a good will of the friendship and cooperation between our two
countries.
Please accept my sincerely congratulations too, Mr Choummaly!
Song Saeng
------------------------------
BEIJING, March 21 (Xinhua) -- Chinese President Hu Jintao
congratulated Choummaly Sayasone Monday on his reelection as secretary
general of the Central Committee of the Lao People's Revolutionary
Party (LPRP).
Hu noted that under the collective leadership of the LPRP, Lao has
made steady progress in socialist construction and reform, with its
society harmonious and stable, economy rapidly developing, people's
livelihood improving and its international status steadily enhanced.
China is delighted to see these tremendous achievements, he said in a
congratulatory message.
Hu expressed his belief that the Lao party and government would lead
the Lao people in their efforts for still greater achievements in the
country's socialist construction and reform undertaking.
The Communist Party of China and the Chinese government have always
valued their relations with the Lao party and government from a
strategic long-term perspective, he said.
China will adhere to the principle of "long-term stability, good
neighborliness, mutual trust and all-round cooperation" as always and
work together with the Lao side to consolidate their cooperation in
all fields and push the Sino-Lao comprehensive strategic partnership
of cooperation for long-term, healthy and stable development, he said.
Choummaly was elected by the Ninth Party Central Committee of the
LPRP, which announced the result on Monday. He has served as secretary
general of the LPRP for five years.

While the world move forward with new leadership in it's institution
of governance, LAOS "RE-SELECTED" an OLD, BACKWARD dinosaurs leading
the party's thugs-AGAIN. What else is NEW about Laos in it's stupid
regime?  WHY China is HAPPY...because china can continues to make
SLAVES out of Laotians and dig truck loads of natural resources
directly from the Laotian people.... whereas if the country "ELECT"
someone different whom may actually have a BRAIN, may NOT like what
china is doing...china may have a hard time taking Laos natural
resources.
THINK ABOUT IT!
Jim- Hide quoted text -
- Show quoted text -

[cwjmem]

Cave-dwellin and Neanderthal society is well alive in Laos by
se;ecting a 75 years old cave man to lead...so, Vietnamese and Chinese
are easily to manipulate and run its own government for
them....congratulation!!! I feel your citizens' pains.

Post by ສ່ອງ​ແສງ
Dear all,
I think Lao people have chosen the right person to be their leader for
the next five years.
That's why Chinese President quickly sent him a congratulatory message
for a good will of the friendship and cooperation between our two
countries.
Please accept my sincerely congratulations too, Mr Choummaly!
Song Saeng
------------------------------
BEIJING, March 21 (Xinhua) -- Chinese President Hu Jintao
congratulated Choummaly Sayasone Monday on his reelection as secretary
general of the Central Committee of the Lao People's Revolutionary
Party (LPRP).
Hu noted that under the collective leadership of the LPRP, Lao has
made steady progress in socialist construction and reform, with its
society harmonious and stable, economy rapidly developing, people's
livelihood improving and its international status steadily enhanced.
China is delighted to see these tremendous achievements, he said in a
congratulatory message.
Hu expressed his belief that the Lao party and government would lead
the Lao people in their efforts for still greater achievements in the
country's socialist construction and reform undertaking.
The Communist Party of China and the Chinese government have always
valued their relations with the Lao party and government from a
strategic long-term perspective, he said.
China will adhere to the principle of "long-term stability, good
neighborliness, mutual trust and all-round cooperation" as always and
work together with the Lao side to consolidate their cooperation in
all fields and push the Sino-Lao comprehensive strategic partnership
of cooperation for long-term, healthy and stable development, he said.
Choummaly was elected by the Ninth Party Central Committee of the
LPRP, which announced the result on Monday. He has served as secretary
general of the LPRP for five years.

[Zoo]

does choummaly know what a computer is or ever held or use a pc w/
microsoft OS?
Today the tech world is talking about microsoft's future in the next
10 - 20 years. it may not even exist and for sure wonn't be the same
company anymore.

Today, the Ipad, Iphone and tablet age is taking over. Choummaly is an
apple comodore 64 and you still using him?

[pizone]

all,

if it's that old, like this 75 y.o. choummaly, i have to agreed with
seangdeuan who said earlier,
"...When you're old, the reality for most people or general population
regardless if you're Japanese or not is that you're and will be less
active physically and more likely to get sick than the young people
(wow! truth hurts, doesn't it? unfortunately, I'll get there too
someday). ..."

He's right if he talked about the people of some 70+ y.o. Why Laos
still need this 75 y.o. Choumaly to run the country? He should be
retired (like Laophuan), stay home with his much younger wife, let she
takes care of his health and his wellbeing like ແສງເດືອນ said.

Let the younger newer generation Laonai run the country would be the
right thing to do for our beloved motherland.

I thing, not too old person, under 70, still can run the country
effectively as long as the country is under the best system of
government of the era, that is the free and democratic system of
governance.

Since Laos has been suffered from this garbage dictatorship commu
regime for too long, and now she's still run by the 75 y.o. diehard
communist, something must be here. what would you say about this,
ແສງເດືອນ?

pizone

Post by ສ່ອງ​ແສງ
Dear all,
I think Lao people have chosen the right person to be their leader for
the next five years.
That's why Chinese President quickly sent him a congratulatory message
for a good will of the friendship and cooperation between our two
countries.
Please accept my sincerely congratulations too, Mr Choummaly!
Song Saeng
------------------------------
BEIJING, March 21 (Xinhua) -- Chinese President Hu Jintao
congratulated Choummaly Sayasone Monday on his reelection as secretary
general of the Central Committee of the Lao People's Revolutionary
Party (LPRP).
Hu noted that under the collective leadership of the LPRP, Lao has
made steady progress in socialist construction and reform, with its
society harmonious and stable, economy rapidly developing, people's
livelihood improving and its international status steadily enhanced.
China is delighted to see these tremendous achievements, he said in a
congratulatory message.
Hu expressed his belief that the Lao party and government would lead
the Lao people in their efforts for still greater achievements in the
country's socialist construction and reform undertaking.
The Communist Party of China and the Chinese government have always
valued their relations with the Lao party and government from a
strategic long-term perspective, he said.
China will adhere to the principle of "long-term stability, good
neighborliness, mutual trust and all-round cooperation" as always and
work together with the Lao side to consolidate their cooperation in
all fields and push the Sino-Lao comprehensive strategic partnership
of cooperation for long-term, healthy and stable development, he said.
Choummaly was elected by the Ninth Party Central Committee of the
LPRP, which announced the result on Monday. He has served as secretary
general of the LPRP for five years.