From: nguyen@airmics.gatech.edu (Son Nguyen)
Subject: Re:  NEWS/VN: VN says Perot assassin claim is ridiculous
Originator: daemon@media-lab.media.mit.edu
Reply-To: nguyen@airmics.gatech.edu
Organization: N/A
Date: Fri, 14 Aug 1992 17:43:12 GMT


Ca'i ca^u chuye^.n cu?a MIA/POW giu+~a My~ va` chi'nh quye^`n Ha`no^.i
no' gio^'ng nhu+ chuye^.n kie^'m bo` la.c cu?a tui. (Ta.m go.i la` cu?a
tui, va` pha?i du`ng tie^'ng Vie^.t dde^? tra'nh ma^'y te^n xi.a tre^n
Net, tru+` khi ho. bie^'t tie^'ng Die^.t thi` vo^ phu+o+ng.  Co`n ma^'y
te^n commie-supporter thi` cho chu'ng ddo.c free.  Bie^'t dda^u chu'ng
tha^'y the^' ma` he^'t support commie sao.  The^' ro+'i tu+. ro ma`!).

Mo^.t be^n thi` cu+' bai ba~i cho^'i la` kho^ng co' ca^`m giu+~
MIA/POW, nhu+ng no'i xa ga^`n ve^` vie^.c offer tie^`n ba.c.  Co`n
mo^.t be^n thi` cu+' kha<ng kha<ng no'i be^n kia co`n giu+~ nhie^`u
MIA/POWs va` ddo`i pha?i tha? he^'t ra.  Kho^? no^?i la` be^n na`o
cu~ng so+. ho+' ca?.  Be^n My~ thi` muo^'n na<'m ca'i ca'n, ne^'u be^n
kia no'i cho bie^'t bao nhie^u ma.ng thi` mo+'i make a deal ddu+o+.c.
Co`n be^n D&NN thi` dda~ nho+~ no'i la'o, thi` pha?i la'o co' ca<n.
Tu+'c la` khi na`o be^n dde^' quo^'c My~ offer tru+o+'c, ddu'ng ca'i
deal ro^`i thi` mo+'i he' mo^i, he' ra<ng.  DDo+`i ai chi.u cha a<n
cu+o+'p, nha^'t la` mi`nh la` cha a<n cu+o+'p.

To^'i thu+' Sa'u vu+`a qua tui xuo^'ng downtown dde^? kie^'m bo` la.c.
Lu'c na`y vi` police no' lu`ng ba<'t ca'c chi. em ta ra'o rie^'c ne^n
vie^.c kie^'m bo` la.c ca`ng nga`y ca`ng kho' kha<n.  Kho^ng pha?i
gio^'ng nhu+ be^n VN, nhan nha?n dda^`y ddu+o+`ng, muo^'n pick up lu'c
na`o cu~ng ddu+o+.c.

DDa~ hie^'m ma` nay la.i co`n co' ca'i na.n go.i la` "ca?nh sa't
lo^~".  I don't know who dda<.t ra tie^'ng a^'y, nhu+ng no' tho^ng
du.ng sau khi tra.m ca?nh sa't ga`i ca'c females va`o trong ca'c nho'm
chi. em ta dde^? ba^~y, cha`i ca'c cha`ng ong bu+o+'m.

Kho^? the^'!  mi`nh la`m a<n lu+o+ng thie^.n, tie^`n ba.c pay in
advance, so`ng pha<?ng dda^u va`o ddo', co' cho+i lu+o+`ng la^`n na`o
dda^u (thua Mr. Te^' Xu+o+ng o+? ca'i cho^~ ddo') nhu+ng nay la.i co'
ca'i ma`n "ca?nh sa't lo^~" nu+~a.  Quo+` qua.n kho^ng nhu+~ng tie^`n
bi.  ma^'t ma` va. co`n bi. mang nu+~a (a'n, na<`m kha'm, va` tie^`n
pha.t).  Nghe^` cho+i cu~ng la<'m thu+o+ng ddau!

Vu+`a la.ng qua ca'i go'c 56th&International thi` tha^'y co' mo^.t nho'm
chi. em ta ddang lu+o+.n qua, lu+o+.n la.i, cu+o+`i ti`nh lie^'c tu+',
ke^u mo+`i kha'ch la`ng cho+i.  DDa so^' thi` ca'c co^ ga'i Phi cha^u,
mo^.t hai ga'i A^u, va` mo^.t hai ga'i Xi`.  Mi`nh va` tha<`ng ba.n
do^'n ky` thi.(gi` cho+' no'i ve^` va^'n dde^` sex thi` ky` thi. so^'
mo^.t) ga'i Phi, ne^n chi? interested in nhu+~ng ga'i kha'c tho^i.

Tro^ng mo^.t em ga'i A^u ra^'t u+ la` la'ng, ngo.t nu+o+'c, co`n tre?
trung, mi`nh mie^'t, gio` gie^'t, ma<.t mie^'t tro^ng sa.ch nu+o+'c
ca?ng, tho+m nhu+ mi't na`ng hu+o+ng.  Hai tha<`ng se` va`o ngay.

Em lie^`n ddu+a ma<'t cu+o+`i ti`nh.  U+o+~n ca'i bo^. ngu+.c vo^'n
dda~ ca<ng, dda~ tro+ tro.i, la.i ca`ng pho+i va` lo^. lie^~u ho+n.
Phi co+ dda^.u xuo^'ng cha<'c gets burned ngay.  Kho^ng pha?i nhu+ vo^
ti`nh dde^? gio' ho^n tre^n ma', em so+. lang qua^n em bie^'t ddu+o+.c,
nghi ngo+` dde^'n ca'i tie^'t chinh em, nhu+ng ca'i na^`y ne^'u co'
ti`nh co+`, hay accident gi` cu~ng ddu+o+.c, dda^.p ma<.t va`o ddo', em
cu~ng ti?nh bo+, cu+o+`i la~ lo+i, mo+`i go.i tho^i.  Anh try ddi, anh
try ddi. La`m gio^'ng nhu+ mi't thie^.t da^.y!

Well, tha^'y da^.y, nhu+ng kho^ng pha?i da^.y dda^u.  Tha<`ng ba.n to^i
nha<'c nho?, "Con nho? na`y la'ng qua' ma^`y.  Coi chu+`ng no' la`
ca?nh sa't lo^~, chu+' kho^ng pha?i thu+' thie^.t dda^u."  To^i dda'p
la.i, "U+`, tao cu~ng nghi qua', nhu+ng tha^'y no' tu+. nhie^n sao tao
the`m qua'.  Bie^'t dda^u, ca'i co+ ho^.i nga`n va`ng."

No' dda'p, "Nhu+ng ma^`y pha?i coi chu+`ng.  Em dda^u kho^ng tha^'y,
tha^'y bo^'n bu+'c tu+o+`ng thi` kho^'n."  Nghe no' no'i, to^i cu~ng
dda^m teo, ne^n ho+i tha^.n tro.ng.

Co^ em lie^`n xe^` sa't va`o, ho?i, "You want to have a good time?"
To^i dda'p la.i, "Sure".  Co^ na`ng nhi`n qua lie^'c la.i ro^`i ho?i,
"Two of you?"  To^i la.i ga^.t dda^`u.  Co^ ta la.i ho?i, "What do you
want to offer?"  Me. kie^'p, con nho? na`y coi bo^. ca'u ca.nh qua'.
No' ba?o mi`nh no'i tru+o+'c.  Bie^'t dda^u no' la` co+'m thi` ne^'u
mi`nh no'i ra tru+o+'c thi` no'i chu.p co^? ngay.  To^i dda'p la.i,
"You tell me."

Co^ ta la.i cu` cu+a, "No, I don't know who you are.  You got to give
me an offer first."  Coi bo^. ho+i gay ca^'n ro^`i nghen.

To^i ho?i, "Are you a police woman?"  Co^ ta dda'p, "No, how about
you?"  To^i tre^` mo^i,"Me?  Police? You got to be kidding. I'm not a
police, that's why I'm afraid that you're a police. What do you say?"

- Say what?  She asked.

- You tell me.

- I don't know.  You got to tell me first.

Me. kie^'p dde^'n ngo~ bi' ro^`i.

 > 
 > 08/13
 > 
 > VIETNAM SAYS PEROT ASSASSIN CLAIM IS RIDICULOUS
 > 
 >     HANOI, Aug 13, Reuter - Vietnam dismissed a claim by American billionaire
 > Ross Perot that Hanoi sent agents to kill him years ago as absurd.
 >     "The report saying Vietnam sent agents in 1970 to kill Mr Perot and his
 > family is so ridiculous, it's like a story about James Bond -- 007," the foreign
 > ministry said.
 >      The ministry also denied claims made by Perot in Washington that Hanoi kept
 > some American prisoners after the Vietnam War. It said all prisoners were freed
 > in 1973 after Vietnam signed the Paris Peace Accord.
 >     The ministry again firmly denied it was still holding Americans captive.
 > "The recent reports saying Vietnam is still holding American prisoners of war
 > are fabrications with ill intent."
 >     Perot told a U.S. Senate committee on Tuesday he was convinced that Laos,
 > along with Vietnam, kept U.S. prisoners to help obtain $3.25 billion in
 > reconstruction aid they believed President Richard Nixon had promised.
 >     Richard Armitage, the U.S. Defence Department's coordinator on the issue
 > during the 1980s, told the Senate committee on Wednesday he believed Americans
 > were left behind in Indochina.
 >     Armitage said Nixon's administration was so eager to get out of the Vietnam
 > War that it prematurely closed the book on evidence that U.S. prisoners were
 > still being held in Laos.
 >     Diplomats, businessmen and aid workers based in Vietnam, including several
 > who have travelled extensively and some who were here during the war, say they
 > think U.S. rumours of American servicemen still being held are unfounded.
 >     U.S. teams of military and civilian experts investigating the fate of
 > missing American servicemen have said they found no evidence American prisoners
 > were left behind.
 > 

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