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    Plot by Thailand’s Gen. Anupong, General Prayuth Chan-ocha, PM Abhisit for Laos, Hmong Mass Forced Repatriation
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    “All you Hmong here at Huay Nam Khao must volunteer to go to Laos now as Thai Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva and General Anupong have ordered,” screamed the Thai soldiers pointing machine guns in the faces of the Lao Hmong political refugees and children imprisoned at the detention camp holding some 4,000 refugees in Petchabun Province, Thailand, according to reports received in recent days by the CPPA in Washington, D.C. "You go back to Laos now, or we will kill you and your children and family here with our guns, weapons and attack dogs as General Anupong Paojinda and Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva have instructed" the Thai soldiers continued screaming at the frightened and defenseless Lao Hmong refugees in the detention camp. Full Article at Soldier of Fortune
    You go back to Laos now, or we will kill you and your children and family here with our guns, weapons and attack dogs as General Anupong Paojinda and Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva have instructed
    SOURCE: Soldier of Fortune 2 months ago
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Plot by Thailand’s Gen. Anupong, General Prayuth Chan-ocha, PM Abhisit for Laos, Hmong Mass Forced Repatriation
  1. Seven (7) Thai soldiers are being mobilized per Hmong refugee family to arrest and capture these Hmong refugees and force them into Army Trucks
    SOURCE: Soldier of Fortune 2 months ago
  2. Our parents, brothers, sisters and uncles have been, hunted like animals, tortured, and killed by the Lao Communist Government, We are the only surviving family members…. We will not go back to be persecuted and killed by this killer government any more. Why do we not have the rights, liberty and the fr...
    SOURCE: Soldier of Fortune 2 months ago
  3. The head of the Thai Authority and Assistance in Huaj Nam Khao, Thailand, Commander Bounluang, recently informed Lao Hmong refugees there that Thai military and security forces will engage in a mass bloody tragedy involving the forced repatriation of 4 ,000 Lao Hmong in Huaj Nam Khao back to Laos beginn...
    SOURCE: Soldier of Fortune 2 months ago
  4. All you Hmong here at Huay Nam Khao must volunteer to go to Laos now as Thai Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva and General Anupong have ordered
    SOURCE: Soldier of Fortune 2 months ago

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