Vichoco are abusing Viet Kieu's free rights again.

My my my... I just can't stop talking about how disgusting these Vichoco creatures are. I mean I respect them believing in "freedom and democracy" and everything but they are hypocrite to their own beliefs. I have posted an article below that I've read online and I would just like to highlight some of the paragraphs in there so you my friends can understand how cruel and disgusting these YELLOW RATS are. (its the symbol of their flag)

--->Few Vietnamese-Americans have earned the wrath of anticommunists more than Truong Van Tran, a former Little Saigon video store owner who showed up at the protest Saturday. In 1999, tens of thousands of protesters surrounded his shop when he refused to remove a photograph of Ho Chi Minh from the wall above his counter. (Tran was eventually arrested for video piracy and now runs a fish farm in Vietnam.) "I'm not a communist," Tran told reporters at the protest. "I want the media to tell the truth."<---

Hmm so Truong Van Tran a "victim" of the communist take over in 1975 decided to visit Viet Nam on the previous year to learn more about the country that he never really knew much of other than the bullshit "Little Saigon" had been feeding him. He went, he seen and he learned. Apparently he came back with much more pride and understanding for his country and the liberators. He felt admiration for Ho Chi Minh and he decided to post Ho Chi Minh's picture on the window of his store to show how proud he is for his people. Of course we know that Vichoco dogs always rally against Viet Nam about silencing and abusing the Vietnamese people in Viet Nam, should they treat the Viet Kieu the same way? Well this is what they did the following day after Mr. Tran posted uncle's picture. "tens of thousands of them" rallied in front of his store throwing rocks and shoes at the store, vandalized his car and demanded him to remove the picture of Ho Chi Minh. He refused like a true Vietnamese person, we don't take shit from assholes who tell us what to do. I guess the Vichoco are used to their French and American masters telling them what to do they think everyone is like them. NO doggie, down and shut the fuck up. Remember they preached "freedom and democracy". Where was Mr. Tran's "freedom and democracy". They complain about silencing, where was Mr. Tran's say in how he feels about "Ho Chi Minh"? Well Mr. Tran now owns a fish farm in Viet Nam and I hope he is doing alright I can assure he can freely speak his love for his country and heroes over there. Unlike these animals who only bashes our heroes and criticize EVERYTHING we do within our country yet they done nothing for us. They think they help us by sending pennies to their relatives. They think that they're the only ones who send the money. Animal Vichoco if you are reading this, NO you're not the only one's sending money to Viet Nam to your poor ass relatives. Millions of other Vietnamese who love their country and are working outside of Viet Nam sending money to their relatives as well and they are sending way more than your broke ass welfare check could ever afford.

Okay with that aside. Here is another paragraph that I would like to discuss.

--->Denouncing journalists for being soft on communism is nothing new in Little Saigon. For the past several months, similar crowds have surrounded the Garden Grove offices of Viet Weekly, a glossy Vietnamese-language alternative weekly that published an essay last May by a former Vietcong guerrilla who celebrated Ho Chi Minh as a "cultural hero" and blamed the 9/11 attacks on U.S. imperialism (see "Red Scare in Little Saigon," Aug. 17, 2007). Two decades ago, a murky right-wing death squad with ties to Orange County murdered several Vietnamese-American journalists around the country, also sending death threats to Nguoi Viet publisher Anh Do's father, Yen Do, who founded the newspaper (see "A History of Violence," Aug. 17, 2007). <---

So "freedom and democracy", "silence and abuse" those are the criticism of the Vichoco beast. But what do they do now? When the don’t like what they hear from a local newspaper they raid the newspaper with their "yellow flag" and protest at the newspaper for being communist or communist sympathizers. They even carried out assassinations of journalist? How can you preach "freedom and democracy" you beast are worst than communist and terrorist and imperialist put together. Trying to brainwash the population of "Little Dumbass Saigon" to becoming communist hating zombies, when the "communist" technically help you live the life that you've always wanted. The funny thing is that the Vietnamese government put the past in their back and even welcome these animals home but ironically their home is in the USA with their masters and their shit stain yellow flags that represent the Yellow Rats.

If you have the right mind. You will understand where I am coming from. If you don't understand I can help you. If you continue to criticize me then you are a "Little Saigon" pig who will never ever learn because you are a brainwashed hateful zombie. Good luck in life and for my friends I hope I taught you something new today and I hope you will teach me something as well.

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Little Saigon’s Nguoi Viet Daily News Earns Anti-Commie Wrath—AgainBy NICK SCHOUPublished on February 27, 2008 at 12:24pmThese Colors Don't Wash FeetLittle Saigon's Nguoi Viet Daily News earns anti-commie wrath—againKeith May Tell us how you really feel about Nguoi Viet’s former managing editor Hao-Nhien Vu*This article was modified on March 5, 2008.Ngo Ky hasn't left the cul-de-sac just north of Bolsa Avenue in downtown Westminster for a month. His car, painted yellow and red in the colors of the former Republic of South Vietnam, is parked across the street from the office of America's largest Vietnamese-language daily newspaper, Nguoi Viet Daily News. Every since Jan. 25, he has been protesting Nguoi Viet "24 hours a day, seven days a week" for one simple reason, Ky says: The newspaper is "communist.""I sleep here," says Ky, 54, pointing at a tent pitched on the grass next to his car. Lining the sidewalk next to Ky's tent on Feb. 23 are about 20 protesters who march in a circle and wave placards denouncing Nguoi Viet. Protest organizer Doan Truong, a social worker and former South Vietnamese military officer who served as a liaison with the U.S. Embassy, leads the small group in an angry chant."Down, down, down, Nguoi Viet!" they chant. "Down, down, down, communists! Shame on you, traitor!"Ky and other protesters are upset with the newspaper for running a photograph in a special insert magazine timed to celebrate Tet, the lunar New Year, in late January. The photograph was part of a profile of Huynh Thuy Chau, a UC Davis graduate student who recently won a Robert Haas fellowship for her art installation, which included several nail-salon foot-washing tubs painted in the colors of the defunct South Vietnamese republic: a tribute to her mother-in-law, a refugee who put her kids through college on the paychecks she earned washing feet.But Ky, Doan and other anti-communist activists in Little Saigon say the artwork is an insult, calling it evidence that Nguoi Viet supports the communist government of Vietnam. Although the newspaper's board of directors fired editor Vu Anh and managing editor Hao-Nhien Vu shortly after the complaints began coming in, protesters want the paper to hold a public meeting to explain their actions. "We want a guarantee, a promise that this won't happen again in the future," Doan says. "Fifty-eight thousand Americans died to protect this flag. Why did [Nguoi Viet] betray us? My friends sacrificed their lives during the war."Anh Do, Nguoi Viet's publisher, who stepped in to edit the paper after its board of directors fired Vu Anh, did not respond to interview requests. But Hao-Nhien Vu—whose blown-up, defaced photograph still decorates placards at the protests—said it was he who discovered Huynh's artwork and suggested the newspaper run a story about her."I had no sense it would be controversial," he says. "But people don't think you should put the flag on something dirty. As soon as somebody told me that, I realized. People came up to me. My mom thought it was inappropriate; my dad did. It's not an extreme position to think it was inappropriate."Denouncing journalists for being soft on communism is nothing new in Little Saigon. For the past several months, similar crowds have surrounded the Garden Grove offices of Viet Weekly, a glossy Vietnamese-language alternative weekly that published an essay last May by a former Vietcong guerrilla who celebrated Ho Chi Minh as a "cultural hero" and blamed the 9/11 attacks on U.S. imperialism (see "Red Scare in Little Saigon," Aug. 17, 2007). Two decades ago, a murky right-wing death squad with ties to Orange County murdered several Vietnamese-American journalists around the country, also sending death threats to Nguoi Viet publisher Anh Do's father, Yen Do, who founded the newspaper (see "A History of Violence," Aug. 17, 2007).Few Vietnamese-Americans have earned the wrath of anticommunists more than Truong Van Tran, a former Little Saigon video store owner who showed up at the protest Saturday. In 1999, tens of thousands of protesters surrounded his shop when he refused to remove a photograph of Ho Chi Minh from the wall above his counter. (Tran was eventually arrested for video piracy and now runs a fish farm in Vietnam.) "I'm not a communist," Tran told reporters at the protest. "I want the media to tell the truth."In the spirit of their peaceful demonstration, the Feb. 23 protesters don't seem to mind Tran's appearance. "I want to hear what he says and have a good laugh," Ky, a friend of State Assemblyman Van Thai Tran (R-Garden Grove) and five-time Republican Party national convention delegate, says. "I want the communists to come here. Don't be a chameleon and change your colors. I say, stand up. That's why I don't like Nguoi Viet."


Source - http://www.ocweekly.com/2008-02-28/news/these-colorsdon-t-wash-feet/