Flooding In Viet Nam

[MinhKhai1]

sau hơn 35 năm xâm lược miền Nam, bọn cầm quyền "đỉnh cao trí tọe" vẫn không thể nào giải quyết được cái nạn lụt lội cho nhân dân

[KlLLRAT]

Many of the ngụy arguments on YouTube are based on materials published on the Viet Nam Quoc Dan Dang (Viet Quoc) website. Go to vietquoc and read for yourselves. Then compare those claims with independent sources on the internet and elsewhere. First of all, that site has not been updated since Feb. 2000 !!!; secondly, the English version appears to have been written by people with less than an 8th grade education, bordering on pidgin, very typical of the ngụy level of sophistication.

[Paatuki]

Thanks KILLRAT for your comment. I didn't put this clip up to have negative comments thrown at it or the people of Vietnam. We, being typical 'tourists' were just amazed at this site. Please forgive the ignorance. I never wanted to generate any bad comments, but it seems it sort of has. If this receives any more bad comments then I'm going to have to pull this from youtube. I only wanted to share my experiences with the world. Cham Ong.

[bassrocking]

I lived in this neigborhood for 5 years, I can tell you they didn't care: This thing must be happening every month for 6 month a year, they are very used to it, so was I: nobody gave a shit, People didn't seem bored cuz it's comun there to have flooding, and very few are bigger than this one. The water never enters these houses: they are above the level of the ground. It's impressive at first, but u get used to it very easily, u organise ur life taking it into acount.