Vietnam Part 1

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Nadine Bayrouti

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[TOMP66666]

Prosperity only exists in big cities in Vietnam like Hanoi and Saigon, but 80% of Vietnamese population live in poor, underdeveloped rural areas. While corrupt communist leaders like Prime minister Nguyen tan Dung and President Nguyen minh Triet are multi-billionaires, a regular Vietnamese earns only $1 per day. More than 200,000 Vietnamese women from poor families, many as young as ten, are working as prostitutes and sex slaves in China, Cambodia, Thailand, Malaysia, Taiwan, and Korea.

[milwaukeerailroad]

I was in Nha Trang back in 1966. I can see lots of changes to the beaches and the city. I always wondered what happened to the friends that worked at the Military base and on the Air Force side. I left a lot of friends there. I would like to return to see if I could find my Vietnamese friend if he is living.

[tientienlao]

@milwaukeerailroad

South Vietnamese went through hell after the fall in 75. 1 million ARVN were never heard from again. Anyone that worked for the Americans were often killed in internment camps. 3 million Vietnamese died of starvation and 3 million attempted to leave as boat people. Today the communist party officials steal homes and lands in the South whenever they see something they like and they people have no recourse in the courts. Don't kid yourselve, Vietnam is still hell.

[jimmyh003]

Cool video

[Khomdy]

Thank you for all video,it was beatiful and thank you for your time to put all video in this site.

[hnnle]

Free speech for vietnam, let support bloc 8406..

[tqtqtq1965]

I noticed you had some rainy days there. If you go in Jan-Feb-Mar there is no rain.

[joejourneys]

Thanks for your comments, I was there in February, the truth is the south is very warm and sunny, however in the north you may experience more temperate climate particulary in Halong Bay which is much cooler, however i still advise on not missing this. You can see the next part of this video on Vietnam Part 2.

[tqtqtq1965]

I like the way you orchestrated a jazzy jumpy tune and a slower melody with both quiet scenery and fast paced scenes. I will try that next time I visit Viet Nam.