| [The truth of] Poverty in VietNam as seen from the sky [message #228661] |
So, 23 Juli 2006 23:48 |
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Here is the real truth.
Doi Moi program openned the door to the people of Vietnam decades ago,
but
the quality of the lives of millions of Vietnamese has minimally
improved.This
comes about as a direct
result of the systematic corruption that runs from top echelons down to
the ranks among
the Vietnamese communist leadership.
More than two third of vietnamese lives below poverty line, earning
less than 2 dollars
a day, while most communist vietnamese officials live a luxury Western
lifestye boasting of having millions of dollars secured in Swiss bank
accounts.
This marked gap between the dirt poor and the new "wealthy" elite
groups of
the corrupt Vietnamese Communist party officials can even be seen from
the sky.
(you can check out this link to see that Vietnam regime is one of the
most
corrupt in the world:
http://www.icgg.org/corruption.cpi_2005_data.html)
The expensive mansions and villas in the exclusive areas in the city of
Ho Chi Minh
constrast poignantly with the gigantic slumps and shanty districs that
surrounds
the central business in downtown HoChiMinh City. Here is the satellite
view
of the slumps and shanty districts of the city:
http://wikimapia.org/#y=10796870&x=106697186&z=18&am p;l=38&m=a
Here is the image of city of Bangalore in Bangladesh, one of the most
poorest and overpopulated cities on earth:
http://www.wikimapia.org/#y=12960053&x=77564785&z=17 &l=0&m=a
The similarity of the two cities are amazing!
MinhPhi wrote:
> All of my posts on this forum are telling nothing but the TRUTH, if you
> know how to
> read.
>
> mp
>
>
>
> nttn1... [at] yahoo.com wrote:
> > hihih ... ra^'t i't khi Nga nha^?y va`o ma^'y ca'i post na`y ... vi`
> > la` ho?ng co' nhie^`u tho+`i gio+` dde^? ma` waste :))))
> >
> > Tuy nhie^n ho^m no. ddo.c xong ca'i ddoa.n "va(n" na`y ma` MP dda~
> > vie^'t ra ... nhi`n ca'ch ha`nh va(n va` nghe ca'i a^m ddie^.u cu?a
> > ca^u va(n ... tu+. nhie^n la`m la.i nho+' dde^'n ho.c thuo^.c lo`ng
> > nga(n nga('n sau nhu+~ng ba`i ho.c "Em Ta^.p DDa'nh Va^`n" cu?a nga`y
> > xu+?a nga`y xu+a ...
> >
> > Tuy nhie^n nhu+~ng ba`i ho.c thuo^.c lo`ng cu?a nga`y xu+?a nga`y xu+a
> > thi` la` ..
> >
> > "Co^ng Cha nhu+ nu'i Tha'i So+n
> > Nghi~a Me. nhu+ nu+o+'c trong nguo^`n cha?y ra .."
> >
> > hay ...
> >
> > "Trong dda^`m gi` dde.p ba(`ng sen ..."
> >
> > Cha('c MP ta^.p ddo.c va` ta^.p vie^'t sau 75 cho ne^n ba^y gio+` lo+`i
> > va(n cu?a MP mo+'i la` ...
> >
> > > DDang va nha
> > > nuoc bo tri can' bo va canh sat lam viec den tung khu pho, to dan pho
> > > de lo cho dan.
> > > Moi to dan pho deu co mot canh sat de lo an ninh cho dan.
> >
> > Khen cho MP ho.c ha`nh gio?i dang va` va^~n co`n nho+' na(`m lo`ng
> > ma^'y ca'i ba`i ho.c thuo^.c lo`ng ma` tha^`y co^ dda~ da^.y cho MP ...
> >
> >
> > Ba`i lua^.n va(n dda'ng ddu+o+.c cho ... hmm ... cho bao nhie^u ddie^?m
> > dda^y ba` con ??
> >
> > nn
> >
> > ps/ ukie .. joke is over!!! Come on MP!!! Yes, you are entitled to
> > your own opinions. However your words would be more CREDENTIAL IF you
> > can stick to the TRUTH!!!
> >
> > ps2/ And WHAT is the TRUTH??? Can't you tell??? Use your brain for
> > once, won't ya????
> >
> >
> > MinhPhi wrote:
> > > Mp dda di nhieu nuoc tren the gioi va nay dang lam viec va hoc o My.
> > > Nhung Mp thay
> > > rang khong co nuoc nao tren the gioi nay lai cham lo cho dan nhu VN.
> > > DDang va nha
> > > nuoc bo tri can' bo va canh sat lam viec den tung khu pho, to dan pho
> > > de lo cho dan.
> > > Moi to dan pho deu co mot canh sat de lo an ninh cho dan.
> > >
> > > mp
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| BRAINLESS BOATMAN GAVE PROOF THAT THE VIETKONG IS LESS CORRUPT THAN EXPECTED...............Re: Pover [message #228740 ] |
Mo, 24 Juli 2006 03:57 |
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Mr Ba'tCo+mHo`aPi`nh (Rice Bowl for Peace)thought he had found gold in
this publication at "
http://www.icgg.org/corruption.cpi_2005_data.html)" by an institute
specialized in rating country by their corruption index in which
Vietnam's rank was around 100th in a total of 153 countries examined.
Byt Dear Peace Rice Bowl, Vietnam's rank in corruption is abou exactly
her rank in Human Development Index (109th over a total of about 170
countries examined).
In Asean, Vietnam's corruption index is better than that of the
Philippines and Indonesia, boh countries that outranked Vietnam in HDI
and even more in GNP in dollars.
Two ex Communist countries Russia and Georgia that had undergone
Democratic Revolution had GNP in dollar much greater than Vietnam's but
enjoyed a much worse Corruption index. A third country that emerged
victorious from the Orange Revolution, Ukraie , managed to have the
same corruption indexas Vietnam in-spite-of-a much larger GNP.
This Analyis by the corruption think tank suggested to El Chino that
corruption in Vietnam was better than expected and that a democraticv
revolution as in Eastern Europe would not solve corruption in Vietnam.
Ba'tCo+mHo`aPi`nh wrote:
> Here is the real truth.
> Doi Moi program openned the door to the people of Vietnam decades ago,
> but
> the quality of the lives of millions of Vietnamese has minimally
> improved.This
> comes about as a direct
> result of the systematic corruption that runs from top echelons down to
> the ranks among
> the Vietnamese communist leadership.
> More than two third of vietnamese lives below poverty line, earning
> less than 2 dollars
> a day, while most communist vietnamese officials live a luxury Western
> lifestye boasting of having millions of dollars secured in Swiss bank
> accounts.
> This marked gap between the dirt poor and the new "wealthy" elite
> groups of
> the corrupt Vietnamese Communist party officials can even be seen from
> the sky.
> (you can check out this link to see that Vietnam regime is one of the
> most
> corrupt in the world:
> http://www.icgg.org/corruption.cpi_2005_data.html)
> The expensive mansions and villas in the exclusive areas in the city of
> Ho Chi Minh
> constrast poignantly with the gigantic slumps and shanty districs that
> surrounds
> the central business in downtown HoChiMinh City. Here is the satellite
> view
> of the slumps and shanty districts of the city:
> http://wikimapia.org/#y=10796870&x=106697186&z=18&am p;l=38&m=a
>
> Here is the image of city of Bangalore in Bangladesh, one of the most
> poorest and overpopulated cities on earth:
> http://www.wikimapia.org/#y=12960053&x=77564785&z=17 &l=0&m=a
>
> The similarity of the two cities are amazing!
>
>
>
>
> MinhPhi wrote:
> > All of my posts on this forum are telling nothing but the TRUTH, if you
> > know how to
> > read.
> >
> > mp
> >
> >
> >
> > nttn1... [at] yahoo.com wrote:
> > > hihih ... ra^'t i't khi Nga nha^?y va`o ma^'y ca'i post na`y ... vi`
> > > la` ho?ng co' nhie^`u tho+`i gio+` dde^? ma` waste :))))
> > >
> > > Tuy nhie^n ho^m no. ddo.c xong ca'i ddoa.n "va(n" na`y ma` MP dda~
> > > vie^'t ra ... nhi`n ca'ch ha`nh va(n va` nghe ca'i a^m ddie^.u cu?a
> > > ca^u va(n ... tu+. nhie^n la`m la.i nho+' dde^'n ho.c thuo^.c lo`ng
> > > nga(n nga('n sau nhu+~ng ba`i ho.c "Em Ta^.p DDa'nh Va^`n" cu?a nga`y
> > > xu+?a nga`y xu+a ...
> > >
> > > Tuy nhie^n nhu+~ng ba`i ho.c thuo^.c lo`ng cu?a nga`y xu+?a nga`y xu+a
> > > thi` la` ..
> > >
> > > "Co^ng Cha nhu+ nu'i Tha'i So+n
> > > Nghi~a Me. nhu+ nu+o+'c trong nguo^`n cha?y ra .."
> > >
> > > hay ...
> > >
> > > "Trong dda^`m gi` dde.p ba(`ng sen ..."
> > >
> > > Cha('c MP ta^.p ddo.c va` ta^.p vie^'t sau 75 cho ne^n ba^y gio+` lo+`i
> > > va(n cu?a MP mo+'i la` ...
> > >
> > > > DDang va nha
> > > > nuoc bo tri can' bo va canh sat lam viec den tung khu pho, to dan pho
> > > > de lo cho dan.
> > > > Moi to dan pho deu co mot canh sat de lo an ninh cho dan.
> > >
> > > Khen cho MP ho.c ha`nh gio?i dang va` va^~n co`n nho+' na(`m lo`ng
> > > ma^'y ca'i ba`i ho.c thuo^.c lo`ng ma` tha^`y co^ dda~ da^.y cho MP ...
> > >
> > >
> > > Ba`i lua^.n va(n dda'ng ddu+o+.c cho ... hmm ... cho bao nhie^u ddie^?m
> > > dda^y ba` con ??
> > >
> > > nn
> > >
> > > ps/ ukie .. joke is over!!! Come on MP!!! Yes, you are entitled to
> > > your own opinions. However your words would be more CREDENTIAL IF you
> > > can stick to the TRUTH!!!
> > >
> > > ps2/ And WHAT is the TRUTH??? Can't you tell??? Use your brain for
> > > once, won't ya????
> > >
> > >
> > > MinhPhi wrote:
> > > > Mp dda di nhieu nuoc tren the gioi va nay dang lam viec va hoc o My.
> > > > Nhung Mp thay
> > > > rang khong co nuoc nao tren the gioi nay lai cham lo cho dan nhu VN.
> > > > DDang va nha
> > > > nuoc bo tri can' bo va canh sat lam viec den tung khu pho, to dan pho
> > > > de lo cho dan.
> > > > Moi to dan pho deu co mot canh sat de lo an ninh cho dan.
> > > >
> > > > mp
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| Re: VIETKONG BO'P GIA'I Nhandan...............Re: Poverty in VietNam as seen from the sky [message #228790 ] |
Mo, 24 Juli 2006 07:08 |
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The Hanoi regime always "Bo'p gia'i " Vietnamese peoples
Bo'p gia'i = Testicle crushing technique
ELCHINO wrote:
> Mr Ba'tCo+mHo`aPi`nh (Rice Bowl for Peace)thought he had found gold in
> this publication at "
> http://www.icgg.org/corruption.cpi_2005_data.html)" by an institute
> specialized in rating country by their corruption index in which
> Vietnam's rank was around 100th in a total of 153 countries examined.
>
> Byt Dear Peace Rice Bowl, Vietnam's rank in corruption is abou exactly
> her rank in Human Development Index (109th over a total of about 170
> countries examined).
>
> In Asean, Vietnam's corruption index is better than that of the
> Philippines and Indonesia, boh countries that outranked Vietnam in HDI
> and even more in GNP in dollars.
>
> Two ex Communist countries Russia and Georgia that had undergone
> Democratic Revolution had GNP in dollar much greater than Vietnam's but
> enjoyed a much worse Corruption index. A third country that emerged
> victorious from the Orange Revolution, Ukraie , managed to have the
> same corruption indexas Vietnam in-spite-of-a much larger GNP.
>
> This Analyis by the corruption think tank suggested to El Chino that
> corruption in Vietnam was better than expected and that a democraticv
> revolution as in Eastern Europe would not solve corruption in Vietnam.
>
>
>
> Ba'tCo+mHo`aPi`nh wrote:
> > Here is the real truth.
> > Doi Moi program openned the door to the people of Vietnam decades ago,
> > but
> > the quality of the lives of millions of Vietnamese has minimally
> > improved.This
> > comes about as a direct
> > result of the systematic corruption that runs from top echelons down to
> > the ranks among
> > the Vietnamese communist leadership.
> > More than two third of vietnamese lives below poverty line, earning
> > less than 2 dollars
> > a day, while most communist vietnamese officials live a luxury Western
> > lifestye boasting of having millions of dollars secured in Swiss bank
> > accounts.
> > This marked gap between the dirt poor and the new "wealthy" elite
> > groups of
> > the corrupt Vietnamese Communist party officials can even be seen from
> > the sky.
> > (you can check out this link to see that Vietnam regime is one of the
> > most
> > corrupt in the world:
> > http://www.icgg.org/corruption.cpi_2005_data.html)
> > The expensive mansions and villas in the exclusive areas in the city of
> > Ho Chi Minh
> > constrast poignantly with the gigantic slumps and shanty districs that
> > surrounds
> > the central business in downtown HoChiMinh City. Here is the satellite
> > view
> > of the slumps and shanty districts of the city:
> > http://wikimapia.org/#y=10796870&x=106697186&z=18&am p;l=38&m=a
> >
> > Here is the image of city of Bangalore in Bangladesh, one of the most
> > poorest and overpopulated cities on earth:
> > http://www.wikimapia.org/#y=12960053&x=77564785&z=17 &l=0&m=a
> >
> > The similarity of the two cities are amazing!
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > MinhPhi wrote:
> > > All of my posts on this forum are telling nothing but the TRUTH, if you
> > > know how to
> > > read.
> > >
> > > mp
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > > nttn1... [at] yahoo.com wrote:
> > > > hihih ... ra^'t i't khi Nga nha^?y va`o ma^'y ca'i post na`y ... vi`
> > > > la` ho?ng co' nhie^`u tho+`i gio+` dde^? ma` waste :))))
> > > >
> > > > Tuy nhie^n ho^m no. ddo.c xong ca'i ddoa.n "va(n" na`y ma` MP dda~
> > > > vie^'t ra ... nhi`n ca'ch ha`nh va(n va` nghe ca'i a^m ddie^.u cu?a
> > > > ca^u va(n ... tu+. nhie^n la`m la.i nho+' dde^'n ho.c thuo^.c lo`ng
> > > > nga(n nga('n sau nhu+~ng ba`i ho.c "Em Ta^.p DDa'nh Va^`n" cu?a nga`y
> > > > xu+?a nga`y xu+a ...
> > > >
> > > > Tuy nhie^n nhu+~ng ba`i ho.c thuo^.c lo`ng cu?a nga`y xu+?a nga`y xu+a
> > > > thi` la` ..
> > > >
> > > > "Co^ng Cha nhu+ nu'i Tha'i So+n
> > > > Nghi~a Me. nhu+ nu+o+'c trong nguo^`n cha?y ra .."
> > > >
> > > > hay ...
> > > >
> > > > "Trong dda^`m gi` dde.p ba(`ng sen ..."
> > > >
> > > > Cha('c MP ta^.p ddo.c va` ta^.p vie^'t sau 75 cho ne^n ba^y gio+` lo+`i
> > > > va(n cu?a MP mo+'i la` ...
> > > >
> > > > > DDang va nha
> > > > > nuoc bo tri can' bo va canh sat lam viec den tung khu pho, to dan pho
> > > > > de lo cho dan.
> > > > > Moi to dan pho deu co mot canh sat de lo an ninh cho dan.
> > > >
> > > > Khen cho MP ho.c ha`nh gio?i dang va` va^~n co`n nho+' na(`m lo`ng
> > > > ma^'y ca'i ba`i ho.c thuo^.c lo`ng ma` tha^`y co^ dda~ da^.y cho MP ...
> > > >
> > > >
> > > > Ba`i lua^.n va(n dda'ng ddu+o+.c cho ... hmm ... cho bao nhie^u ddie^?m
> > > > dda^y ba` con ??
> > > >
> > > > nn
> > > >
> > > > ps/ ukie .. joke is over!!! Come on MP!!! Yes, you are entitled to
> > > > your own opinions. However your words would be more CREDENTIAL IF you
> > > > can stick to the TRUTH!!!
> > > >
> > > > ps2/ And WHAT is the TRUTH??? Can't you tell??? Use your brain for
> > > > once, won't ya????
> > > >
> > > >
> > > > MinhPhi wrote:
> > > > > Mp dda di nhieu nuoc tren the gioi va nay dang lam viec va hoc o My.
> > > > > Nhung Mp thay
> > > > > rang khong co nuoc nao tren the gioi nay lai cham lo cho dan nhu VN.
> > > > > DDang va nha
> > > > > nuoc bo tri can' bo va canh sat lam viec den tung khu pho, to dan pho
> > > > > de lo cho dan.
> > > > > Moi to dan pho deu co mot canh sat de lo an ninh cho dan.
> > > > >
> > > > > mp
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