HDTenEightyP/NetNews huggingface dataset:
From: giao@informix.com (Giao Tien Vu)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Subject: [POL] Re: Spartlys islands
Date: 29 Jul 92 00:33:58 GMT
Organization: Informix Software, Inc.

In article <1992Jul28.075528.5011@news.media.mit.edu> quangl@tabasco.sps.mot.com writes:
>
>|>
>|>Vietnam nowadays is even weaker since the fall of the Soviet Union.
>|>China did give Vietnam a lesson (around 1979, I believe).  That was a
>|>slight one.  DDa'nh cho' nhu+ng va^~n co`n ne^? ma<.t chu? (Soviet).
>|>Today, the dog no longer got a master.  Vietnam cannot stand another
>|>blow given by the Chinese.
>
>Generally, We Vietnamese don't like the idea that Chinese army marches into Hanoi.
>particularly, we shouldn't compare Vietnam with "the dog," should we? 
>
>Tha^n,
>Quang Le
>
>|>
>|>The best way for VN to do right now is team up with the ASEAN countries
>|>and bring the issue to the U.N. and beg the U.S. for help.
>|>
>|>Good day,
>|>
>|>So+n Nguye^~n
>|>

The conspiracy-loving side of me suspects that the US government has
something to do with current Spratlys hot potato.  As anh Cu+o+`ng Nguye^~n
had pointed out earlier, Crestone took enormous risks in signing
that deal.  Why did it sign the contract knowing that it would have
to have a large insurance policy to cover its investment and workers?
Could it be that the US government, in need to have a presence in the
Southeast Asia (that it lost after leaving the bases in Philippines),
"persuaded" Crestone to enter into the deal (the Chinese government
is probably "innocent")?  With the prospect of open conflicts turned
more real everyday, eventually some countries (possibly Vietnam) would
willingly sign a pact with the USA for it to return to the area.
The USA would then secure the oilfields of Southeast Asia.  Mission
accomplished.

Too improbable?  Too crazy?  Comments are welcome.  Flames will be ignored.

Giao
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
From: eda892n@monu6.cc.monash.edu.au (Q.N. Pham)
Subject: [Tho+]  Sao mo.c _  Xua^n Die^.u
Organization: Monash University, Melb., Australia.
Date: Tue, 21 Jul 1992 05:21:18 GMT


	SAO  MO.C

	Ho^m nay ai ru*?a tro*`i
	Ma` vo`m xanh tha^.t mo*'i,
	Va(ng ti' ta'ch muo^n sao
	Vui go.i nhau i' o*'i.

	Giu*~a ba(ng xa(ng trie^.u ddie^?m
	Anh ti`m mo^.t vi` sao
	Trong vo^ bie^n vu~ tru.,
	Ngoa`i Ba('c dda^?u , Nam ta`o.

	Ti`m mo^.t ddo'a sao _ vi`
	Tra'i tim anh chi? mo^.t.
	Giu*~a vu~ tru. anh ddi
	Nghe sao thu*a, sao tho^'t.

	Sao hie^.n va` sao mo.c
	Mo^~i lu'c mo^.t the^m nhie^`u.
	Anh va^~n ti`m vie^n ngo.c
	Ca^`n cho me^'n cho ye^u.
	
	Anh go.i sao dda~ vang
	Anh ti`m sao dda~ kha('p
	Ngo'ng ma~i co~i kho^ng bo*`
	Tu*o*?ng chu*`ng nhu* cha(?ng ga(.p.

	Bo^~ng , trong va('t trong dde^m,
	Nghe tie^'ng ha't e^m dde^`m...
	_  Ngoa?nh dda^`u trong vu~ tru.,
	O^i ! anh ti`m tha^'y em.

			Xua^n Die^.u (1967)
	
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese



Hello,anh Dinh va` anh Nguye^n,


C'am on hai anh ve^` ba`i tuo`ng tri`nh cuo^.c bie^?u ti`nh ta.i San Jose va`o
nga`y 07/18 vu`a qua. Tuy nhie^n, trong ba`i tu`ong thua^.t cu?a ba'o San Jose
Mercury News va`o nga`y 07/19, trong do' co' de^` ca^.p de^'n cuo^.c xo^ xa't
giu?a ky' gia? Nguye^?n Ma.nh ( da`i truye^`n hi`nh tu. do ) va` ca'c bie^?u ti`nh
vie^n. Ne^'u duo.c ,xin anh cho bie^'t the^m chi tie^'t ve^` die^?n tie^'n do' de^?
ro^.ng du`ong du lua^.n.

Da ta.,

Pha^?m Phan
From: aria@hardy.u.washington.edu
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Subject: [misc] help! please
Date: 23 Jul 92 21:00:22 GMT
Organization: University of Washington, Seattle

XIN DDI'NH CHI'NH MA^'Y CA^U cho ca'i old posting:

 CA'C EM KHO^NG CO' PHA' LA`NG PHA' XO'M NHU+ TO^I DDA~ VIE^'T (IT WAS MY
 SICK, VERY SICK HUMOR, I AM SORY!!!!).  CA'C EM RA^'T CHI.U KHO', SIE^NG
 NA(NG DDI HO.C CU~NG NHU+ DDI LA`M DDE^? GIU'P DDO+~ GIA DDI`NH CU?A CA'C
 EM.   They are a bunch of cool kids
 I DID PUT MY FOOT IN MY MOUTH, DIDN'T I??????????? truly sorry!






-------------------------old posting-------------------------------------


b.x. hie^.n ddang ca^`n nhu+~ng tro` cho+i sinh hoa.t cho ca'c em lu+'a tuo^?i
tu+` 8-15.  Xin ca'c vi. tie^`n bo^'i, vo~ la^m cao thu?, anh hu`ng nu+~ hie^.p
ha`o kie^.t bo^'n phu+o+ng ta'm hu+o+'ng, mo+? ro^.ng ta^'m lo`ng tu+` bi,
thu+o+ng xo't, cu+'u nha^n pho^? ddo^., bo^' thi' cho ha^.u bo^'i nhu+~ng tro`
cho+i sinh hoa.t dde^? ha^.u bo^'i ve^` cho ma^'y (chu.c) ddu+'a cha'u cho+i.
Kho^ng cho chu'ng cho+i thi` chu'ng ddi pha' la`ng pha' xo'm, ba('t ga` ba('t
vi.t, ma` cho chu'ng cho+i ca'c tro` cho+i cu~ thi` chu'ng cu+' leo nheo ma~i:

-Anh o+i! cho tu.i em cho+ tro` cho+i kha'c ddi! ca'i na`y cho+i ro^`i, cho+i
 ddi, cho+i la.i cha'n tha^'y mo^`!!!!!!!



ha^.u bo^'i nghe nhie^`u lu'c tha^'y tha^.t cho'ng ma(.t muo^'n xi?u luo^n.  Vi`
dda~ sinh hoa.t vo+'i chu'ng bo^'n na(m nay ro^`i, ne^n vo^'n lie^'ng dda~
ca.n la'ng, ca.n sa.ch, che^' ra tro` cho+i mo+'i rie^'t ro^`i cu~ng ca.n y'
luo^n.

va^.y thi`:

     co'c...co'c....co'c....

     la.y o^ng ddi qua, la.y ba` ddi la.i
     con ca' no' so^'ng vi` nu+o+'c
     nha` con no' so^'ng vi` ca'c tro` cho+i sinh hoa.t
     xin o^ng ddi qua ba` ddi la.i thu+o+ng ma`
     bo^' thi'.


p.s. xin nhie^`u ma('c co+ qua' (ddang ddo? ma(.t dda^y) nhu+ng vi` lu~ nho'c
ti` ne^n dda`nh pha?i chi.u va^.y!!!!!


     PLEASE..PLEASSEEE..... PLEASSSSSSSSEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!     HELP.


xin ca'm o+n tru+o+'c nha.

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From: giao@informix.com (Giao Tien Vu)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Subject: Re: Spratly Islands
Date: 28 Jul 92 03:24:44 GMT
Organization: Informix Software, Inc.

In article <1992Jul27.193904.20421@news.media.mit.edu> nguyen@airmics.gatech.edu writes:
>
>
>
>According to U.S. News & World Report, Mar 9, 92:
>
>"So far, Chinese plans flying to the Spratlys from Hainan Province have
>been able to fly over the islands for just five to 10 minutes." That
>means they got to go back Hainan for refueling after 5-10 minutes
>fighting/bombing.  Normally, bombers don't need more time than that.
>
>Militarily, there is no match between China and Vietnam.  Here is the
>comparison:
>
>	  
>	 Active Personnel  Combat Aircraft  Battle Tank  Capital Ship
>---------------------------------------------------------------------
>China      +3 millions	      5,850          7500           148
>
>Vietnam     1 millions          185          1750             7
	     ^^^^^^^^^^
>---------------------------------------------------------------------

Is this still a correct number?  The Vietnamese army has been reduced
in the last few years.

>
>Besides, China is a self-supported country, i.e., they can build their
>own weapons and sell to other countries like silkworm missiles to
>Iran.  They got their own atomic bombs. Their ships are more
>modernized, equipped with radars and missiles.  Vietnam ship has
>nothing besides machine guns.
>
>Vietnam nowadays is even weaker since the fall of the Soviet Union.
>China did give Vietnam a lesson (around 1979, I believe).

Not to beat a dead horse again,  according to most military analysts,
the answer to the question of who teaching whom in that war is mostly
not in China's favor.  In that war, the Vietnamese air force dominated
the air.  The Vietnamese had better intelligence.  The Chinese army
suffered heavy losses while fighting the Vietnamese army consisting
mainly of local forces.

However, the Chinese learned from that war that their army was woefully
behind time.  The Chinese army now is very much different from the Chinese
army then.

>That was a
>slight one.  DDa'nh cho' nhu+ng va^~n co`n ne^? ma<.t chu? (Soviet).
>Today, the dog no longer got a master.  Vietnam cannot stand another
>blow given by the Chinese.

Vietnam cannot afford another war.  Even if it wins.

Giao
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
From: Tan.M.Lam@Dartmouth.EDU
Subject: Dance 92
Originator: daemon@media-lab.media.mit.edu
Reply-To: Tan.M.Lam@Dartmouth.EDU
Organization: N/A
Date: Thu, 30 Jul 1992 18:46:43 GMT

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From: LTRANG@BLDVM4.VNET.IBM.COM (TuyetTrang Le)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Subject: Tho+: Tru+a He`
Date: 24 Jul 92 20:57:41 GMT
Reply-To: LTRANG@BLDVM4.VNET.IBM.COM
Organization: N/A
Originator: daemon@media-lab.media.mit.edu

Tru+a He`
---------

Co^?ng tru+o+`ng ddo', sao gio+` dda^y xa va('ng
Nay co`n dda^u nhu+~ng tha'ng nga`y nhung to+
Nhu+~ng tru+a he` o^m sa'ch ta^.p la`m tho+
Ho^`n lo+ dda~ng be^n ha`ng ca^y xanh nga't ...

Da.o a^'y nhu+~ng va^`n tho+ ti`nh tuye^.t dde.p
Co' chim se? ri'u ri't ho't tre^n ca`nh
Co' gio' lu`a to'c ro^'i buo^?i so+'m mai
Co' bo'ng ca^y la` no+i thu+o+`ng tro^'n na('ng ...

Thuo+? a^'y ma'i tru+o+`ng na`o co' hoa sa^`u
Hoa ha.nh phu'c thi` gia(ng dda^`y ngo? bu+o+'c
Cho mo+ u+o+'c tu+o+i ma~i nhu+ na('ng He`
Cho ky? nie^.m tra`n dda^`y trong ma('t bie^'c ...

Nhu+~ng nga`y vui be^n bo+` ho^` qua' nga('n
Net' ie^u thu+o+ng la` phi'm dda`n mong manh
La' khi xu+a gio+` cu~ng dda~ xa ca`nh
Co`n dda^u nu+a~ nhu+~ng tru+a he` tro^'n na('ng ...

Ai co' nghe tie^'ng gio' ddang thi` tha^`m
Cu`ng na('ng a^'m giu+a~ tru+a He` oi bu+'c
Dda~ bao la^`n nho+' ca?nh xu+a ray ru+'c
Nho+' me^nh mang ha.nh phu'c be^n ma'i tru+o+`ng ...

tt

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From: kimchip@pub2.bu.edu (Chichi)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Subject: Re: Tho+  NGA^.P NGU+`NG
Date: 25 Jul 92 18:28:21 GMT
Reply-To: kimchip@pub2.bu.edu
Organization: N/A
Originator: daemon@media-lab.media.mit.edu




Tho^i ddu+`ng NGA^.P NGU+`NG nu+~a
Anh dda^y ddang sa(~n sa`ng

Chi? ca^`n em no'i nho?
Nho+` anh xe^'p lu.a dda`o
Cu`ng em va`o ru+o+ng nho?
Kho?i ca^`n nho+` tay no.

Nho+' ddu+`ng NGA^.P NGU+`NG nu+~a!
Anh ddu+a em .......xuo^'ng so^ng
...-Di ca^u con Ca' Ma^.p

Tam -Do^.c Ma -Da^`u
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
From: v-nguyen@cis.ohio-state.edu (Viet-Anh V Nguyen)
Subject: [POL] Give Peace A Chance  (was: Spratly Islands)
Originator: v-nguyen@retina.cis.ohio-state.edu
Organization: The Ohio State University Dept. of Computer and Info. Science
Date: Tue, 28 Jul 1992 21:26:02 GMT

In article <1992Jul27.234521.26221@news.media.mit.edu> Cuong_M._Nguyen.OSBU_
North@xerox.com wrote:

>These days, the communist china sticked its gun to Vietnam's cash cows (oil
>fields in activity off Vung Tau) and menaced Vietnam. Vietnamese leaders,
>knowing that nobody would come to the rescue this time, screamed "peace, peace
                                                         ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
>let's resolve the issue peacefully" and tried to avoid the confrontation as
 ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
>much as possible. If war breaks out Chinese army will march to Hanoi.
 ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
>
>
>/cuong


I guess that's an accurate assessment. However, I'd like to point out one
thing, and that is, there is nothing wrong with talking about peace in the
face of war. It's John F. Kennedy who said:

        "I speak of peace because of the new face of war,"

in his disarmament speech at the American University, which, in Gorbachev's
words, "had led the way to an end to the cold war."

As long as one does not try to act like another Neville Chamberlain, then it's
fine, in my view.

Vietanh Nguyen

From: lpham@hpldsla.sid.hp.com (Leslie Pham)
Date: Thu, 23 Jul 1992 17:08:25 GMT
Subject: tha('c ma('c.......
Organization: HP Scientific Instruments Division - Palo Alto, CA
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese

         Hello Netters,

	 BM co' ca^u chuye^.n na`y kho^ng bie^'t la` cu*o*`i nhie^`u
	 qu'a se~ ...me^'u kho^ng ????? -do' la` cuo^.c -da`m thoa.i
	 giu*~a Bm va` ngu*o*`i ba.n .....nhu* sau:......""kho^ng pha?i
	 bi. na^'u a(n ma` -di a(n ngo`ai thi` thi'ch chi ba(`ng...""
         thi` ngu*o*`i ba.n -do' tra? lo*`i ra(`ng ....:""thi'ch ca'i con 
	 khi? kho^...."" I' da, Bm confusing va` buo^`n cu*o*`i qu'a , va^.y 
	 Netters na`o bie^'t tra? lo*`i ca'i tha('c ma('c na`y -du*o*.c
	 kho^ng a., va` no' la` ca'i chi chi va^.y ho*???????

	 Ca'm o*n nhie^`u nha,

	 BM         

	 .
From: v-nguyen@cis.ohio-state.edu (Viet-Anh V Nguyen)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Subject: Re: [EDU] need help in translation for qualification
Date: 23 Jul 92 17:18:31 GMT
Organization: The Ohio State University Dept. of Computer and Info. Science
Originator: v-nguyen@retina.cis.ohio-state.edu

In article <l6rfprINNfvs@aludra.usc.edu> hho@aludra.usc.edu (** N.T.K.C.D. ***)
asked:

>1 question :-)
>Do you call someone with a BSCS an Engineer?
>Co' the^? na``o go.i 1 ngu+o+``i vo+'i ba(``ng cu+? nha^n ve^``
>DDie^.n Toa'n la`` 1 ngu+o+``i ky~ su+???
>
>At USC, CS is under nature math, & they don't have formal 
>Engineering training (Physics, Static, Dynamics, Thermo, drafting, etc)
>:-)))
>
>DDOn't blame me OK all the CS hehehe 
>:-)))
>H.


Well, I don't know about that. :) But in case you're interested, here's 
what the Task Force on the Core of Computer Science has to say about the
discipline of computing [1]:


     "The roots of computing extend deeply into mathematics and engineering.
      Mathematics imparts analysis to the field; engineering imparts design.
      The discipline embraces its own theory, experimental method, and eng-
      ineering, in constrast with most physical sciences, which are separate
      from the engineering disciplines that apply their findings (e.g., chem-
      istry and chemical engineering principles). The science and engineering
      are inseparable because of the fundamental interplay between the scien-
      tific and engineering paradigms within the discipline..."


Vietanh Nguyen

REFERENCE
---------
[1] Report: Computing As a Discipline, Comm of the ACM, Jan 1989, vol.32, No.1,
    p. 16.
From: quangl@tabasco.sps.mot.com (Quang Le)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Subject: Re: [THO+] THO+ HE`N :-)
Date: 28 Jul 92 05:55:24 GMT
Reply-To: quangl@tabasco.sps.mot.com
Organization: N/A
Originator: daemon@media-lab.media.mit.edu

|> >
|> >
|> >                      MO^.T CHU+?  HE`N
|> >
|> >               O^i  ho^`n Ye^n The^', ma'u Chi La(ng
|> >               Gio' bu.i Nam Quan, so'ng Ba.ch DDa(`ng
|> >               Con cha'u mo^.t ba^`y que^n su+? sa'ch
|> >               Ho.c ma^'y mu+o+i na(m:  mo^.t chu+? he`n
|> >
|> >
|> >               TT-D
|>
|>
|>Mo^.t chu+~ he\n tho^i dda~ ddu? dda^u
|>Tham lam gian do^'i khe'o to^ ma^\u
|>Tho^'i tho+m hai ma(.t cho+\ sa^'p ngu+?a
|>Khua^'y cho nu+o+'c ddu.c mo+'i buo^ng ca^u...
|>
|>Maun
|>

Khua^'t Nguye^n tra^`m mi`nh ha' chi.u say
Ha`n Ti'n luo^`n tro^n  he.n co' nga`y
Ca^u Tie^?n ne^'m pha^n mo* phu.c quo^'c
Anh hu`ng he`n ca? ma^'y ai hay?


QL - it_is_one_oclock_in_the_morning_and_I_am_still_at_work :-) 

* Khua^'t Nguye^n  nu*o*'c So*? tu*. tra^`m sau khi no'i:
" DDo*`i say ca? mo^.t mi`nh ta ti~nh
  DDo*`i ddu.c ca? mo^.t mi`nh ta trong..."

* Ha`n Ti'n thuo*? ha`n vi nhi.n nhu.c luo^`n tro^n ga~
ba'n thi.t, sau la`m nguye^n soa'i nha` Ha'n pha' So*?

* Ca^u Tie^~n la` vua nu*o*'c Vie^.t bi. vua Ngo^ la`
Phu` Sai ba('t ddu*o*.c. Ca^u Tie^~n pha?i ne^"m pha^n 
dde^? ddu*o*.c tha ve^` co' co* ho^.i ba'o thu`.
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
From: Peter H. Duong  <phduong@crdec8.apgea.army.mil>
Subject:  Chuye^.n vui
Originator: daemon@media-lab.media.mit.edu
Reply-To: phduong@crdec8.apgea.army.mil
Organization: N/A
Date: Thu, 30 Jul 1992 19:43:31 GMT


Lost Puppy.

Be' Lan's puppy had been lost for three days and Lan had not stop crying. 
Her mother in attempt to subside Lan's crying told Lan: "Please don't 
cry sweetheart, Daddy had put puppy's name on the lost and found of the 
newspaper.  Puppy will come home soon..." 
Lan cries louder: "How can the puppy come home, mom?  Puppy cannot read 
the newspaper!"
From: DMN <DMN100G@oduvm.cc.odu.edu>
Subject:      SIGN-ON
Originator: daemon@media-lab.media.mit.edu
Reply-To: DMN100G@oduvm.cc.odu.edu
Organization: N/A
Date: Tue, 21 Jul 1992 16:40:48 GMT

Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
From: hxt0424@ritvax.isc.rit.edu
Subject: Re: [SEASIA NEWS] China and Vietnam dispute over Spratly.
Reply-To: hxt0424@ritvax.isc.rit.edu
Organization: Rochester Institute of Technology
Date: Sun, 26 Jul 1992 17:35:02 GMT

>
>   Ba` con a`, tui -do.c ca'i news na`y tui tha^'y tu.i 
>Chinese government  cho*i theo kie^?u lua^.t ru*`ng.
>Tu.i chinese leaders co`n so^'ng trong the^' ky? BC.
>Ne^'u ma` chu'ng no' claim the Spratlys based  on historical 
>documents eons ago, even thought some of the areas are clearly
>and distinctively on our continental shelf, then
>tui cha('c cha('n ra(`ng tu.i no' co' documents claim that Vietnam belonged
>to them a thousand years ago.  Tui nghi~ co' le~ sau khi chu'ng no'
>"su*.c" xong spratlys, will our country be next?? 
>after all, it is only a few more miles to our shores.
>Certainly it won't happen because I won't let it happens.
>Tibet is gone because of the f*$&cking historical documents.
> Yeah! right! what kind of a f#@#6cking logics is this 
>in the modern 20th century that the chinks government is operating on?
>  Lua^.t ru*`ng!?  
>    If negotiation fail, we should rally the world, especially the
>United Nations, to isolate china thru trade sanction. And, Bush
>certainly won't get my vote for this  coming election.

>
>ps. I intentionally uncapitalize any word  begins  with the 
>four letters  c.h.i.n.
>  and sorry  about my swearing language.
>
>"Chu*i? the^` la` -de^? nha^'n ma.nh ca^u va(n ma` ha' ba` con":-)
>xi' xoa' cho tui ha'.  
>
>  Tha^n,
>
>  Nguye^~n va(n ru*`ng tha(?m   :-)


Anh Ru+`ng Tha(?m a`,

Tui mo+'i ti`m -du+o+.c ca'i ba?n -do^` mo+'i cu?a nu+o+'c Vie^.t Nam mi`nh.
No' bao go^`m tu+` vu`ng bie^n gio+'i Nga cho -de^'n mu~i ca` mau.
(Co' nghi~a la` nu+o+'c VN mi`nh bao go^`m nu+o+'c Ta`u la^`n ca? nu+o+'c VN
cu?a mi`nh hie^.n ta.i)

					Cha`o tha^n a'i
					   -D. N.
>
>         
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From: cnguyen@ssf-sys.dhl.com (Chi Nguyen)
Subject: Re: [POL] Re: Spartlys islands
Reply-To: cnguyen@taipan.ssf-sys.dhl.com (Chi Nguyen)
Organization: DHL
Date: Thu, 30 Jul 1992 18:17:47 GMT

In article <1992Jul29.003358.14179@informix.com>, giao@informix.com
(Giao Tien Vu) writes:

|> 
|> The conspiracy-loving side of me suspects that the US government has
|> something to do with current Spratlys hot potato.  As anh Cu+o+`ng Nguye^~n
|> had pointed out earlier, Crestone took enormous risks in signing
|> that deal.  Why did it sign the contract knowing that it would have
|> to have a large insurance policy to cover its investment and workers?
|> Could it be that the US government, in need to have a presence in the
|> Southeast Asia (that it lost after leaving the bases in Philippines),
|> "persuaded" Crestone to enter into the deal (the Chinese government
|> is probably "innocent")?  With the prospect of open conflicts turned
|> more real everyday, eventually some countries (possibly Vietnam) would
|> willingly sign a pact with the USA for it to return to the area.
|> The USA would then secure the oilfields of Southeast Asia.  Mission
|> accomplished.
|> 
|> Too improbable?  Too crazy?  Comments are welcome.  Flames will be ignored.
|> 
|> Giao


I doubt that the Bush government has anything to do with that at this
point.  They are too busy trying to get re-elected. However, they may
have noded to special interest groups (US Oil Cartels ?) to go ahead and
stir the soup.

It is intersting to note that the week or month right before the last
time the Chineses crossed the border and attacked VN, Xiao-Ping visited
the US. Coincidence or conspiracy or what ? Has the US now become some
sort of "Godfather of the World", especially that the USSR had
desintegrated ? Is this good or bad for the future of humanity or human
rights ?

Comments are welcome.

Cheers.
Chi'

 
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From: wanted@wam.umd.edu (dead or alive)
Subject: [tho+] Co^ng Chua'  
Originator: wanted@rac1.wam.umd.edu
Organization: University of Maryland at College Park
Date: Mon, 27 Jul 1992 14:53:01 GMT

  
Post ta(.ng co^ng chu'a lo. lem lem 
o+? xu+' Cana -Die^n gio' la.nh ti`nh no^`ng!!!
:-))
	
		Co^ng Chu'a

	Co^ng chu'a o+i, xa' to^.i ke? he`n
	Ha. tha^`n la`m sao da'm bon chen
	Ba?o ngo.c cung loan na`ng ca^'t ky~
	Ma^'t ma't chi ... nhe` ta ba('t dde^`n !

	Co^ng chu'a ban cho mo^.t chu't qua`
	Tha^`n nhu+~ng ngo+~ ti`nh y' manh nha
	Thi` ra cu?a mo.n co^ pha^n pha't
	Cho kho^'i ngu+o+`i, dda^u pha?i rie^ng ta !

	Co^ng chu'a ba('t ta la`m thi si~
	DDe^? la`m tho+ ca ngo+.i co^ nu+o+ng
	Tho^i thi si~ ... dde^? co^ thi si~
	Ke? bi. lu+`a dda^u the^? ye^u thu+o+ng !

	Co^ng chu'a la(?ng lo+ thi` cu+' la(?ng
	Khe'o ddo^? thu+`a my~ tu+?u la`m say
	Ngu+o+`i la('t le'o ra chie^`u tha(?ng tha('n
	Ngo.t dda^`u mo^i cho't lu+o+~i trang dda`i.

	Co^ng chu'a o+i, thie^'u gi` quy' kha'ch
	Gio+~n  mo^~i ngu+o+`i mo^.t ca'ch cho vui
	Pha`m nha^n dda^u da'm ddu`a tha'nh ti'ch
	Ma('c mo+' gi` ... dda^m le'n tim to^i !

	Co^ng chu'a muo^'n gie^'t ta thi` gie^'t
	Sao co`n so+. ca('n ru+'t lu+o+ng ta^m ?
	DDe^? tu+. nhie^n mai ta cu~ng che^'t
	Kho?i ca^`n co^ ti'nh ke^' ha.i nga^`m !

	Co^ng chu'a chu+a the`m bo? cuo^.c cho+i
	Nga.o ma.n la`m chi co^ng chu'a o+i
	Co' nhu+~ng cuo^.c cho+i kho^ng ngu+o+`i tha('ng
	Mo^~i pha`m nha^n so^'ng mo^.t pha`m ddo+`i.

	Co^ng chu'a ti`m vui giu+~a cha'n chu+o+`ng
	Vo^ ti`nh dde^? so+.i kho'i sa^`u vu+o+ng
	Ha~y cho ta so^'ng the^m va`i bu+~a
	Ta da.y cho na`ng ca'ch ye^u thu+o+ng !

/Nguyen Hung

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