Hmong boy sacrificed...Plz read and support...

[dianahmuas]

Thanks!...

http://hmongle.com/my-hmong-boy.html

[SwordSkill23]

GODDAMN WHY DID CLICK ON THAT SH!T...

[dianahmuas]

GODDAMN WHY DID CLICK ON THAT SH!T...

sorry...it's disturbing and very sad indeed...

[54321]

all Im saying is these chinese people are sick and something needs to be done about them.

[MilesDaddy]

it's sad but how do we know it's not a scam?

[Wi_sweetguy]

Diana, you are late on this. haha. but good job on bring up the support.  I personally want the Laos government to prosecute the chinese guy whethere he's from china or not.  Laos has no respect for its people. Money talks.

[hmongperson]

It's sad if this truly happen, but somehow it smells really fishy. For one reason or another the name of the supposed company has not been released. This is important because the target would like to know what it is targeting. Until then myself, along with the majority of the public, might not give it our full support.

[suabqeej]

goddamned. what type of experiment did they do to this boy? this is called cruel unusual punishment. niam thiab txiv ces tuag tau lawm.

[NceegVaj]

Ok, I will try to be serious on this one.


Ladies and gentlemen,

Before you shell out your $$$, there are more questions than answers.  I kinda know the story.  Here's what I know:

> The two sisters (aunts) of this boy were married to the Chinese Company Owner's two sons.
> The mom and dad works for the company and lives inside the compound the company operated, which by mutual agreement, the Lao gov't cannot touch for the next 40 years or so.
> The Lao Gov't did not want to help despite outcry from some of the Families and community because this is an diplomatic issue and they did not want to create chaos to the Chinese gov't because they feel a Hmong boy death is not worth the cost of the $$$ investment by CHinese and others in Laos.
> There appears to be an issue with the parents putting the boy as a collateral for the Chinese company.
> There appears to be some pre-negotiated situation where the aunts was involved in tricking the boy.  Essentially he was sold for money to be sacrificed.
> I, personally, emailed the uncle in California to contact me on how I can help --> 3 months no response.
> The company name is unknown at this time.
> The posting of donations on the Hmongle site is not thoroughly though out.  By showing each donor's name and address is a risk as the CHinese and LDPR is against the Hmong parents.
> This is too little evident.
> There is a chance this could be a complete scam setup.

[suabqeej]

ANOTHER SCAM. 

[yubnag]

This is pretty horrific. I only hope it's a scam.

[suabqeej]

we are still in recession. people are desperate for money so they shall do anything to get it. no parents allow their son/daughter to be used in such experiments.

he was sacrificed for what?

[hmongperson]

Until I get the name of the company, this is all a scam as far as I'm concerned.

[nruabsiab]

its not a scam... go to listen to peter phia xiong radio station i think the 1/23/12 interview with the boy's uncle here in California... i'm too lazy to put up the link u guys can go search for it. its sad, scary, makes me furious too.

[NceegVaj]

its not a scam... go to listen to peter phia xiong radio station i think the 1/23/12 interview with the boy's uncle here in California... i'm too lazy to put up the link u guys can go search for it. its sad, scary, makes me furious too.

Nope. I've listened.  I am only 60% convinced.  If this thing is real then we know the Aunts, parents, are all on board so if there's people to lock up might as well lock them up too.  Imagine...how could these fuc..king bit.ches sleep with the Chinese sons knowing that their father in law sacrificed the nephew for their own gain without humane thoughts???