VietNamese comrades

[Orlagu]

Chào các ðồng chí!
That's how VietNamese communists say "Hello comrades!". I want to say hello to all of you comrades too :).

[ComradeJunichi]

Hello comrade. Welcome to the board. Do you live in Vietnam, or are you just Vietnamese?

[bluerev002]

welcome orlagu, hopw you enjoi this site as much as all da other ppl here, most of them anyways

[Orlagu]

Thanks for greeting me, comrades :biggrin:. (It looks like Ikonboard does not support Unicode fonts :confused:...
I'm living in Viet Nam - Ho Chi Minh City. I was so happy when I found this forum, where all we leftists and communists can gather to talk about our heroes, our leaders and our fighting against the imperialism and capitalism.
I hope to learn many things from you, comrades.

(Edited by Orlagu at 1:28 am on Oct. 24, 2002)

[Spartacus2002]

Sweet! A real live Vietnamese communist, so is all that bullshit the US spouted about living in a socialist country true?

[Xvall]

Wonderful to see you! Watch out for the authoritarians and capitalists. And yes; this refutes capitalist lies. According to many capitalists on this board, they claim that people in socialist countries like Cuba and Vietnam are too poor to get a computer, and that if they get one; it's cheap, and the state monitors them. Either way, It's great to see a new face. I'm no expert; but I appreciate Ho Chi Minh a lot, and always wanted to visit Vietnam. What is it like down there?

[Spartacus2002]

i heard alot of people in china in vietnam got computers off the black market

[Kahmox]

Sorry for absent for a long time.
It's me, Orlagu. I forgot my password, and my old email address had been dead, too :sad:.
Hello Spartacus2002 and Drake Dracoli. I'm not yet a communist party's member, but my grandparents and my parents are.

Did they tell you that "people in socialist countries like Cuba and Vietnam are too poor to get a computer, and that if they get one; it's cheap, and the state monitors them"? Well, it's completely a lie. In my country, everyone can own as many PCs as they want, from the cheap, second-handed ones to the original, high-price ones, as long as they've got enough money. And it's very easy to connect to Internet, people can register at the post offices (it takes long time) or just buy a modem and a pre-paid internet card. That's all. Ah, here we still using the tone dialing method, so the connecting speed isn't high all the time, but it's quite not bad. There are lots of internet cafe in the cities, too.

It would be great to welcome you to Viet Nam. Once you visit Viet Nam, you will see that all the words that the capitalists said about my country are true or not...

[MAN with a RED face]

i also wanted to go to a communist country like vietnam.
nice to have people like you here comrade, specially from a commie state:)
...im also from SE asia


-MwaRf!!! MwaRf!!! MwaRf!!!