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Previously on "Why the need to escape from Vietnam using traffickers?"
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Hong Kong is still standing, so I guess they are doing ok! Could be doing better though...
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Only international sanctions….Originally posted by Zigenare View PostChina would burn Hong Kong to the ground and start again if things get too uppity. Who's to stop them?
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Originally posted by NigelJK View PostWhen I see threads like this one I always wonder how the inhabitants of these locations expect things to change. If you are willing to risk death to leave, why not have a civil war to get change?
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They don't consider they're risking death.Originally posted by NigelJK View PostWhen I see threads like this one I always wonder how the inhabitants of these locations expect things to change. If you are willing to risk death to leave, why not have a civil war to get change?
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When I see threads like this one I always wonder how the inhabitants of these locations expect things to change. If you are willing to risk death to leave, why not have a civil war to get change?
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I was expecting that. From someone.Originally posted by Zigenare View PostGratis.
I did have a Vietnamese girlfriend. Then we married and have three adult kids and a grandson.
I have a lovely photo of my grandson with his Vietnamese great grandad.
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well, China seemed to be quite upset by Trump's trade tariffs.Originally posted by Zigenare View PostNot a chance.
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yes, quite!Originally posted by Zigenare View PostChina would burn Hong Kong to the ground and start again if things get too uppity. Who's to stop them?
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