Scattered groups of ethnic Hmong have hidden in the remote mountains of Laos for more than 30 years, afraid to come out. Many have not seen the modern world, and exist with little food, scavenging ...
Scattered groups of ethnic Hmong have hidden in the remote mountains of Laos for more than 30 years, afraid to come out. Many have not seen the modern world, and exist with little food, scavenging in the jungle. The CIA trained and funded many Hmong hill tribes in Laos from 1961 to 1973 to fight communism. When America withdrew from the conflict most Hmong were left alone to face the might of the invading North Vietnamese Army. The Royal Lao Government fell to the communists and many Hmong became outcasts in the country they fought to defend. This video was produced and edited by Paul Kwiatkowski, all photos are by Roger Arnold.
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i really hate how American abandon our people. its also sad to see my dad looking at these video everyday wondering if his brother is still ok. i remember that he told me that most of this brothers and sisters killed in laos.
these parts of the American Business, u know the games that American play, they r liked the robb comming to ur house n took everything from ur house, if they can't they will run their life forgoet his friend.
During my years of education, teacher always say "the pen is mighty'er then the sword". I say BS. No pen is going to save you from communist, The sword is what save you. Also this video show that we Hmong people need corperate together and not fight amongs ourself.
thats right u americans better be embarassed that u dont even know ur own history.............even us hmong ppl know ur history more than u white ppl..................there're probaly more hmong ppl in the jungles than in the other places.....................us hmong ppl have to save our ppl. so does the white ppl...... we fought w/ them and now they have to fight with us.......and now they not fighting with us..............and the ppl in that vid r now just dead and have been raped and killed
Thats so true that he said abodon hmong and they will do the same thing to Iraq created a war and abodon people like animal no one trust American now.
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