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Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Date:         Mon, 4 Jan 1993 17:35:37 CST
              USENET." <VIETNET@USCVM.BITNET>
From:         lam@TESLA.ECE.WISC.EDU
Subject:      [LIT] Ca^u -Do^'i

Thu+a ca'c netters :

Mo+'i -da^y, mo^.t anh b.an toa'n ho.c gia cu?a to^i ta.i Tha`nh Pho^'
Lo^.ng Gio' -da~ -du+a ra ve^' -do^'i sau :

        Tay kho^ng lay chuye^?n tro+`i thie^n ha.

va` tha'ch to^i -do^'i#. Di~ nhie^n la` to^i -do^'i kho^ng -du+o+.c
va` pha?i ca^`u cu+'u thie^n ha. tre^n Net. Qua? tha^.t chi'nh to^i
cu~ng kho^ng ngo+` ve^' -do^'i -da~ -du+o+.c chie^'u co^' nhu+
va^.y#.Chi? trong 2 nga`y, chu'ng ta -da~ gom go'p -du+o+.c nhu+~ng
ve^' -do^'i sau :

        Hu+~u ta`i bi`nh -di.nh -da^'t phu+o+ng Nam
        Chi' ca? ke^'t giao -da^'t anh hu`ng
        Va^.t sa('c cuo^'n tro^i be^? the^' gian
        Na~o ro^~ng pha' tan -da^'t -di.a ca^`u
        Cha^n -da.p ca`n kho^n vu~ tru. an
        Cha^n xie^`ng bu+o+'c -do^.ng -da^'t -di.a lao
        ..............................................

Co' le~ anh ba.n toa'n ho.c gia cu?a to^i cu~ng -do^`ng y' la` chu'ng
ta -da~ -de^'n ga^`n -du+o+`ng tie^.m ca^.n ro^`i#. Nhu+ng tie^.m
ca^.n kho^ng hoa`n toa`n -do^`ng nghi~a vo+'i ho^.i tu., ne^n quy' vi.
va^~n co' quye^`n tie^'p tu.c -do^'i. Rie^ng to^i ra^'t vui mu+`ng khi
tha^'y truye^`n tho^'ng "-do^'i" va^~n chu+a che^'t ha(?n trong gio+'i
ky~ thua^.t gia Vie^.t Nam cu?a cuo^'i the^' ky? 20. Nha^n di.p Te^'t
Quy' Da^.u sa('p -de^'n, to^i xin -du+a le^n Net ca^u -do^'i Te^'t
cu?a mo^.t ba^.c la~o tha`nh [rie^ng ta(.ng ca'c Netters ta.i vu`ng
Trung Ta^y] :

        Que^ ngu+o+`i tuye^'t tra('ng bao la^`n Te^'t
        -Da^'t me. ma^y mu` ma^'y -do^. Xua^n

Tha^n cha`o,


N. T. La^m
From: ngbien@walrus.micro.umn.edu (Pham T. D.)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Subject: [tho+] ta(.ng TQuy?
Date: 7 Jan 93 02:43:44 GMT
Organization: University of Minnesota CIS


  E^ TQuy?,
     Ta bie^'t nha` ngu+o+i thi'ch pha' la('m ne^n vie^'t ba`i
tho+ ta(.ng nha` ngu+o+i ne`:-) Nhu+ng no'i tru+o+'c nha', chi?
ddo.c tho^i , ddu+`ng thu+.c ha`nh hi?,  ngu+o+i ma` la`m va^.y 
thi` nguy cho mo^.t ...i'que^n , hai ngu+o+`i ddo' :-))
 


    		Toa'n co^.ng cu?a be'

	~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

		Co' le~ ho.c nhie^`u ne^n be' kho+`
		DDe^'n  ba`i toa'n co^.ng cu~ng ngu ngo+
		Anh ho?i "mo^.t vo+'i mo^.t la` ma^'y ?"
		"Hai" -Be' tra? lo+`i tha^.t ti?nh bo+ .

		Anh ddu+'ng nhi`n be' ro^`i mi?m cu+o+`i
		"Ne`, anh kho^ng co' no'i gio+~n cho+i
		Anh cho be' tra? lo+`i la.i dda^'y
		La^`n na`y ra'ng ddu'ng nhe' be' o+i ! "

		"DDe^? xem...mo^.t vo+'i mo^.t la`...hai"
		Anh vo^.i la('c dda^`u ro^`i tho+? da`i
		"Tra? lo+`i kho^ng ddu'ng anh gia^.n be' 
		Anh mo^.t, be' mo^.t, mo^.t hay hai ? "

		"Hai, dda'p so^' la` hai ddo' ma`
		"O+...Co+'sao anh la.i gia^.n ngu+o+`i ta
		Tho^i, tho^i, be' se~ chi`u anh va^.y 
		Ne^'u hai kho^ng pha?i, cha('c la` ...ba ?? " :-)

                              TPha'
 
	~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
From: g9utxu@fnma.COM (Tanin Uthayanaka)
Subject: Re: $US4000 to get screened in as a political refugee ?
Reply-To: g9utxu@fnma.COM
Organization: Fannie Mae
Date: Thu, 7 Jan 1993 17:08:01 GMT

In article a3dV02dq30cu01@JUTS.ccc.amdahl.com, vqt00@DUTS.ccc.amdahl.com (Married With Children) writes:
>
>I have just received a letter from my cousin from Panat Nikhom, Thailand.
>In his letter, he asks me for a loan of $US 4,000.  He says he just finds
>a contact in Thailand who could get him screened in as a political refugee.
>His contact from Thailand tells him that he does not have to pay until he
>gets screened in.  I really don't know what to do.
>
>- Has any netter got any success by bribing the Thai official to get
>  screened in ?
>
>- Does this sound like a plot to get money from Vietnamese refugee ?
>
>Any info., suggestion, advice is appreciated.  Thanks


From: "Christopher.Reznich" <uunet!msu.edu!21602CR>

I worked with a program in the Panat Nikhom refugee processing center.
            I would *very strongly* advise  that you do *not* pursue your
cousin's suggestion for several reasons:

1) I doubt thata person can get*screened in*as a refugee as simply as your
  cousin seems to imply. There are many steps in the process, and many ways
  in which a person who is not really a refugee can be found out.If a refugee
  wants to go to the U.S., then he or she must go through a series of inter-
  views with the U.S. Immigration and Naturalization service.  These people
  are *very good* at determining who is and who is not a real refugee. I'm
  pretty sure this is tru for other countries as well.

2) There are other means for a Thai national to come to the U.S. or other
   countries, especially for studying.  Your cousin may want to check these
   out first at the U.S. Embassy. The refugee resettlement process exists for
   people without access to these opportunities, and who have a well-founded
   fear of persecution for a number of reasons.


I'm assuming that you and your cousin are Thai nationals.  If this is
incorrectI'd still say that this was a bad idea.  In any case where I've heard
of individuals trying to play with the system, they've only   caused
themselves some trouble.

 That's my  opinion, anyway.



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Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Date:         Thu, 7 Jan 1993 18:07:02 -0500
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From:         Nhan Tran <tran@PEORA.SDC.CCUR.COM>
Subject:      NEWS: Asian crime gangs pose 'dramatic' threat

12/30

Asian crime gangs pose 'dramatic' threat

        WASHINGTON (UPI) -- Asian criminal groups involved in drugs, violent
robberies and other illegal activities pose a threat of ``dramatic
proportions'' in the United States and internationally, a Senate
committee report revealed Wednesday.
        ``Asian organized crime groups have extended their reach to a wide
array of criminal activity, much of it violent,'' said the report by the
Senate subcommittee on investigations.
        ``Ethnic Chinese criminal groups have come to dominate the heroin
importation trade, which appears to be expanding. Highly mobile
Vietnamese street gangs have turned to extremely violent home invasion
robberies. Japanese mobsters have reportedly been laundering money in
the United States and making real estate purchases,'' the panel
reported.
        The response of U.S. law enforcement agencies, however, has been
tentative and largely ineffective, the report stated.
        ``While the Department of Justice now ranks Asian organized crime as
its No. 2 priority nationwide just after La Cosa Nostra, there have been
relatively few successful prosecutions,'' the report said.
        The committee's findings were based on hearings and other work
conducted since June 1991.
        ``The investigation led to an inescapable conclusion: Today, Asian
criminal groups represent a problem of dramatic proportions, both in the
United States and internationally,'' the report said.
        The subcommittee stressed the need for coordinated efforts by
international law enforcement agencies to deal with the problem.
        ``Asian crime groups' high mobility, instantaneous global
communications' capability, and international connections suggest that
they represent a challenge of global dimensions to law enforcement which
cannot be successfully met by any single country or by any single law
enforcement agency,'' the report said.
        Particular problems confronting U.S. law enforcement agencies include
a lack of foreign language expertise, inadequate knowledge of Asian
cultures and customs, and limited success in gathering or sharing
criminal intelligence.
        One of the subcommittee's recommendations was that U.S. agencies
recruit members of the Royal Hong Kong Police, who may want to leave
because of the scheduled 1997 takeover of the colony by China.
        The report noted that the Asian-American population in the United
States has grown more rapidly in the past decade than an other ethnic
group, and thus it may be expected that Asian crime would also grow.
        ``But the vast majority of Asian Americans are hard working, law
abiding citizens...Only a small fraction of Asian Americans are involved
in organized crime. Moreover, it must be kept in mind that most victims
of Asian organized crime groups are themselves Asian,'' the report said.
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
From: dangt@JSP.UMontreal.CA (Dang Thanh Ngan)
Subject: Re:      Re: [POEM]
Organization: Universite de Montreal
Date: Wed, 6 Jan 1993 17:27:24 GMT

In article <9301051930.AA08812@netcom.netcom.com> Fam Com <nvt@NETCOM.COM> writes:
>In article <1993Jan5.181940.2045@cc.umontreal.ca> you write:
>>In article <1ibaemINNe3f@usenet.INS.CWRU.Edu> ce535@cleveland.Freenet.Edu (Bich
> Chau Le) writes:
>>>
>>>
>>>              -Dang' ghet' !..
>>>
>>>      Ghet' anh ghe^ sao no*~ ddanh` que^n hen.
>>>      Que^n nhu*ng~ lo*i` anh dda~ hu*a' ho^m qua
>>>      Bao? 2 gio*` se~ phone be' kia ma`
>>>      Nhu*ng gio*` thi` dda~ qua' ro^i` 5 phut'
>>>
>>>      Be' gia^n. anh, gia^n. ho*n bao gio*` he^t'
>>>      Ngu*o*i` gi` dda^u sao lai. qua' vo^ tinh`
>>>      Anh bie^t' cha(ng be' chi? co' 1 minh`
>>>      Chuo^ng ddie^n. thoai. sao va^n~ con` chu*a goi. ?
>>>
>>>      Ngu*o*i` dda~ que^n ma` minh` va^n~ ddo*i.
>>>      Va^n~ hoi? ra(ng` ai ddo' co' bie^t' kho^ng ?
>>>      Thu*o*ng lam` gi` dde^? tha^y' nho*' me^nh mo^ng
>>>      -De^? bie^t' ddu*o*c. co^ ddo*n va` thie^u' va(ng'
>>>
>>>      Cho*t. khep' nhe. vo*i' hang` mi khe~ u*o*t'
>>>      Tu*. nhu? tha^m` ddu*ng` them` nho*' lam` chi
>>>      Be' se~ nung cho tim bie^n' thanh` chi`
>>>      -De^? anh tha^t. binh` thu*o*ng` trong ma(t' be'
>>>
>>>      Ro^i` luc' nao` khi hai ddu*a' va(ng' nhau
>>>      Be' se~ hu*ng~ ho*` va` kho^ng tro^ng ddo*i.
>>>      -De^? cho ngu*o*i` cho*` tha^p' thom? se~ la` anh
>>>      Cho anh bie^t' the^' nao` la` mong nho*'
>>>
>>>      Be' noi' ro^i`, be' ba(t' dda^u` dde^m' ddo'
>>>      Mo^t. to*i' ba thi` ddie^n. thoai. phai? reo
>>>      Ne^u' kho^ng thi` cho*' trach' be' lam` eo
>>>      Co' xin lo^i~ cung~ mai~ con` ho*n` do^i~
>>>
>>>      Mo^t. xong ro^i`, hai nu*a~ anh nghe cha(ng ?
>>>      Vi. tinh` minh` be' cho the^m hai ru*o*i~
>>>      Nhu*ng o* kia` ! Chuo^ng ddie^n. thoai. reo vang
>>>      Tha anh ddo', la^n` sau thi` se~ bie^t' ...:))
>>>
>>>                      BC
>>>
>>
>>     BC me^'n, ne^'u BC dda(ng tho* cu?a ai ddo' thi` xin ghi tho* cu?a ai he'n
> B-))
>>
>>vi` ba`i na`y la` cu?a co^ ba.n Bum la`m trong to*` ba'o xua^n lie^n tru*o*`ng
> ca'ch dda^y mi' na(m
>>
>>No hard feeling, chi? xin nha('c BC tho^i B-))
>>
>>
>>Bum
>
>
>      To^i  kho^ng ngo+`   Dda(.ng Thanh Nga^n ddo^.c a'c nhu+ va^.y ,
>chuye^.n tha^.t hu+ nhu+ the^' na`o kho^ng bie^'t, sao la.i kho^ng
>email privately ma` la.i ddu+a ra public nhu+ va^.y ???
>
>      Qua message na`y to^i mo+'i bie^'t Bum tha^.t su+. la` ngu+o+`i
>nhu+ the^' na`o .
>
>
>      No hard feeling too, cu~ng chi? xin nha('c nho? tho^i

        Xin lo^~i ba.n, to^i kho^ng co' du`ng tu*` gi` la` ddo^.c a'c ca?
chi? remind BC ne^n nho*' dda(ng te^n ta'c gia? tho^i, ne^'u ba.n muo^'n
ba(`ng chu*'ng thi` cho air mail address ddi, to^i se~ go*?i cho ba.n
co`n ba.n muo^'n quye^'t ddi.nh to^i ra sao thi` tuy` y' cu?a ba.n/. 
ba`i tho* ddo' la` do chi'nh to^i post cho co^ ba.n le^n vietnet ca'ch
dda^y dda~ la^u, va` ba`i ddo' co^ ba.n to^i cu~ng dda~ dda(ng trong
ba'o xua^n o*? Montreal na`y ( co^ a^'y cu~ng o*? Montreal)/. 

Bum
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Date:         Tue, 12 Jan 1993 08:48:50 AST
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From:         VKTL <hoa@ALEX.QC.CA>
Subject:      SIGN-ON

hi netters,

may i know if SCV is still working or not.
thanks advance.

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From: billaud@greco-prog.fr (Michel BILLAUD)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese,soc.culture.iranian,soc.culture.pakistan,soc.culture.german,soc.culture.french,soc.culture.african.american
Subject: Re: FREE STOCKS NEWSLETTER!
Date: 6 Jan 93 07:53:45 GMT
Reply-To: billaud@geocub.UUCP (Michel BILLAUD)
Organization: LaBRI - Universite Bordeaux I - France

In article <1993Jan5.172446.518@news.acns.nwu.edu> kanth@andersen.uucp (Kanth Miriyala) writes:
>
>We apologize for cross posting this. As we want to attract people
>to investing in stocks we are  trying to post this in places 
>wherer we can reach  non-investors. We sincerely hope that this 
>will prove profitable to you in the long run. 

Good idea. If it is not profitable, we'll sue you for your obvious
responsibility, so we'll get a lot of money in any case.

MB
-- 
Michel BILLAUD                 :  billaud@geocub.greco-prog.fr
Departement d'Informatique     :  phone W: 56.84.57.92  // 56.84.69.22
IUT "A", Universite Bordeaux I :  "Personne n'est exempt de dire des sottises.
33405 Talence  (FRANCE)        :   Le malheur est de les dire curieusement"
Organization: City University of New York/ University Computer Center
Date: Friday, 8 Jan 1993 13:07:50 EST
From: <PDLBH@CUNYVM.BITNET>
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Subject: The IRC Lover, something for Valentine's Day

=========================================================================

An IRC person posted this poem, which reminds me of the "good time"
I used to have :*)   :


            Chuye^n. Tinh` IRC


        To^i co' mo^t. ngu*o*i` tinh`
        Nhu*ng chu*a he^` tha^y' ma(t.
        Chi? bie^t' trong khoanh~ kha(c'
        Cung` khoang? cach' tho*i` gian
        Vi` cam? me^n' thu*o*ng chang`
        Qua lo*i` vang`, y' sa(t'
        Ne^u' ga(p. chang` to^i cha(c'
        Se~ ma(c' chu*ng' tu*o*ng tu*
        May chi? mo*i' thu* tu*`
        Qua ddu*o*ng` gia^y ddie^n. toan'
        Chang` cung` to^i suy ddoan'
        Cung` toan tinh' tu*o*ng lai
        To^i hen. ho` nay mai
        Cung` ai lo*i` hen. tru*o*c'
        Nhu*ng nhu*ng~ gi` mo* u*o*c'
        Cung~ chi? la` u*o*c' mo*
        No*i cho^n' a^y' xa mo*`
        Ngu*o*i` dda^u ngo*` to^i mong
        Cung` ngong' tro^ng tu*ng` phut'
        Va` mo^i~ luc' the^m sa^u`
        Nhu* dde^m tha^u ta^m to^i'
        Ngu*o*i` be^n a^y' xa xo^i
        Xin tha^u' hie^u? cho to^i...


                    =ViVu=
                    1/5/93
      ------------------------------------------------------------

My story is not so much different from yours, which is why I feel
sympathetic to your situation.  Actually, the encounter happened
a long time before I IRC and meet her.  It all happened on that
day of September, if I remember correctly, when I posted an article
to make friends in SCV, something similar to "ti`m ba.n 4 fu+o+ng".
The initial exchange was by email, and then through IRC where we
entangled ourselves with all kinds of funs you can think of, ranging
from kicking (an irc command), name calling (this is more fun than
flaming in scv :)), and finally jealousy :))... To tell you the truth,
I don't have the slightest idea on how love overcomed me or when it
finally conquered my sentimental feeling, but I knew that I was in
love when each day I can't work without logging on to IRC, typing
a command to query her whereabout (sort of stalking her). The only
problem that tortured me day after day was her refusal to be truthful
about herself.  In my mind, she had become an enigma with an appealing
power to attract men, and I am only one of her victims: a victim of
unrequited love.  I was not aware of how abusive I became at work
because my boss had caught me spending time chatting on network.  Only if
she knew...yes, only if she knew I was a prisoner of romance in what
was called "Internet Relay Chat" ...More and more I abandonned my
obligations at work, my mind started to wander around and my colleagues
began commenting about me as if I were a LSD addict.

                    (3 months later)

All my IRC files have been destroyed.  The only regret I had was
that I still haven't known how she looks like.

Conclusion:      Don't fall in love in IRC or you'll be darned like me.


Le Duc :-)











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Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Date:         Mon, 11 Jan 1993 09:39:39 PST
              USENET." <VIETNET@USCVM.BITNET>
From:         "HOANG NGUYEN (PAUL) 765-9447/PAGER 237-3542 M/S RN2-18"
              <HNGUYEN@SC9.INTEL.COM>
Subject:      RE: NEWS/VN: No foreign cigarettes for civil servants

        Khi Co^.ng Sa?n Cha^'p Nha^.n Su*. Tha^.t

        ".......living standard of the people is low..."
        Du*o*'i chu? nghi~a Co^.ng Sa?n Tam Vo^
        Vo^ sa?n, Vo^ gia, Vo^ to^? quo^'c
        Hu*~u Le^, Hu*~u Ma'c, Hu*~u ro*. Ho^`
        Quy` bo` "-de^' quo^'c" thi` re^n ri?
        -Da'nh -da' da^n -den la.i qua't to
        Ca? the^' ky? ro^`i -dui mu` cho^.t
        Co*m kho^ng a(n che'n la.i du`ng bo^!

                                T-DT   1/93

Hoa`ng
*****************************************************************************
01/07

VIETNAM BANS FOREIGN CIGARETTES FOR CIVIL SERVANTS

    HANOI, Jan 7, Reuter - Vietnam's Prime Minister Vo Van Kiet has ordered
civil servants to stop smoking foreign cigarettes and to cut down on other
luxury items, the official Nhan Dan newspaper said on Thursday.
    Kiet told government employees earlier this week that foreign alcoholic
drinks would be banned at public receptions and that bureaucrats who smoked
foreign cigarettes would be disciplined, Nhan Dan said.
    He warned that wasting state money on lavish receptions and luxury imported
items might tempt officials into corruption and "poison their morals," the
newspaper said.
    "Nowadays, wasting state funds on showing off...in state offices,
enterprises and socio-economic organisations is widespread," Kiet said.
    "When the budget is limited and the living standard of the people is
low...this situation not only causes discontent among the people, but also
erodes morals and qualities which leads to corruption and degeneration among
the cadres."
    Last month, communist Vietnam's national assembly revised the criminal
code, making acts of smuggling and graft punishable by the death penalty.
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Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
From: rcohn@catt.citri.edu.au (Hao Nguyen)
Subject: Re: hello
Reply-To: rcohn@catt.citri.edu.au
Organization: CATT Centre at CITRI
Date: Fri, 8 Jan 93 08:44:59 GMT

>Hello to Thaiphuong and Hang

... and hello to the three of you ! :-))

TH
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Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Date:         Wed, 6 Jan 1993 13:51:49 PST
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From:         Huy Thanh Cao <htcao@CIRRUS.COM>
Subject:      [Miss] Nguye^~n Lo^.c Quy

I am looking for the email address of Nguye^~n Lo^.c Quy, a lady in
Pennsylvania.  If you are she, or you know her, please let me know
her email address.  This is urgent and there is no time to lose . . .

                                        Huy
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Subject: [MISC] Testing....
From: "Du+o+ng Thie^`u" <BIOMLDT@NNOMED.BITNET>
Date: Tue, 5 Jan 1993 14:50:00 CST
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Xin lo^~i nha... just a test....
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Organization: Vietnam Insight
Editor: Chan Tran
Address: PO Box 7826, San Jose, CA 95150, USA
Phone: (408) 226-2261
X-Mailer: ELM [version 2.3 PL11]
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Date:         Mon, 11 Jan 1993 11:00:01 PST
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From:         Vietnam Insight <vinsight@NETCOM.COM>
Subject:      VI: Well-read Mole

Well-read Mole

Far Eastern Economic Review Jan. 07, 1993

Hanoi's security agencies have mounted an investigation to find out who
leaked a detailed list of 263 Vietnamese political prisoners to Radio
Irina, a dissident radio station broadcasting to Vietnam from Moscow.
Officials admit that the list, broadcast over several days in Mid.
December, provided surprisingly accurate details about the names of the
prisoners, their sentences and the jails in which they were being held.
Radio Irina, founded by a Russian woman who formerly worked for the
Vietnamese-language service of Radio Moscow, carries interviews with
disenchanted Vietnamese and broadcasts programmes promoting democracy
and human rights in Vietnam.

---

Note from Vietnam Insight: The National United Front for the Liberation
of Vietnam has released two lists of political prisoners last year: the
first list of 275 in July and the second list of 263 in December, which
detailed the prisoners' names, imprisonment locations and the imposed
penalty. Vietnam Insight published the lists in its July and December
issues.


--
Vietnam Insight (vinsight@netcom.com)
Chan Tran, editor
From: cvadrgsl@vmsb.is.csupomona.edu
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Subject: [Tho+] Ddai Trung
Date: 12 Jan 93 03:14:46 GMT
Organization: California State Polytechnic University, Pomona
Nntp-Posting-User: cvadrgsl

yeu em ta nguyen mot long
nhu song voi nuoc nhu troi voi may
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
From: tpham@boi.hp.com (Thang Pham)
Subject: help
Date: Tue, 12 Jan 1993 00:43:58 GMT
Organization: Hewlett-Packard / Boise, Idaho
Keywords: 
 I have a friend she is in Germany. She escaped to Germany from one of the

communist country during the fall of Russia. She applied for refugee status
but was denied.  She doesn't want to go back to Vietnam because she may be 
prisoned.  I try to find some ways to help her to come to USA but I don;t
know how. I vaguely know that if someone agrees to marry her then she can
come. Is there anybody on the net know any way to help her? Or know details
about the marrying process of how it works. What need to be done? How long
a couple has to stay together before they can divorce and... I would  
appreciated very much for any information you can provide.           
By the way she is 27. and my elm is tpham@hpdmd48.boi.hp.com
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T.P.


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From: tranl@walrus.micro.umn.edu (VA)
Subject: [testing]
Organization: University of Minnesota CIS
Date: Sat, 9 Jan 1993 03:51:54 GMT


    sorry this is a test
From: TNGUYEN@ISDMNL.WR.USGS.GOV
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Subject: [misc] Vo+.t Tennis
Date: 7 Jan 93 20:29:34 GMT
              USENET." <VIETNET@USCVM.BITNET>
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To^i muo^'n mua mo^.t ca'i vo+.t Tennis "Wilson Pro Staff Classic".  Ai co'
bie^'t cho^? na`o ba'n re~, lam o+n ma'ch cho. Ca'm o+n tru+o+'c.
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Subject: Re: [Truye^.n] Que^n La~ng <= REQUEST
From: Phillips Luong <luong@PANTHER.WARM.INMET.COM>
Date: Tue, 5 Jan 1993 13:56:40 EST
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xin post la.i [hoa(.c email] ta^.p truye^.n "Que^n La~ng"...
thanx  ":-)
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