Anh BuuLong's opinion (was: Children of nobody)

[congbang@usa.net]

Hi anh BuuLong and folks,

I shared the same feelings with Anh BuuLong while reading messages 
from anh Ian Nguyen, anh DiemQuynh, and anh AnHai. I felt interested in 
ideas and/or suggestions resulting from anh Ian Nguyen and anh 
Die^?mQuynh's postings but disapointed with that from anh AnHai's.
However, let's treat and discuss anh AnHai's posting as do with any 
other member's ones since he didn't put (FROM ADMIN] on the subject of his 
questioned message.
Although no one has spoken it out, it is clear that be' ThuyLinh has 
chance to be cured. To make this chance come true, many factors 
contributed:
- Prompt information exchange through Internet between patient and 
helpers/volunteers.
- Good pre-treatment facility be' ThuyLinh be benefited to wait for a 
further specific treatment.
- Good willing and capability of anh Die^?mQuynh to arrange the 
hospitalization for be' ThuyLinh in the States.
...etc....
Nothing to say more on this issue!

Back to anh AnHai's posting!
How do you explain, anh AnHai, what you "chu.p mu?"-ed anh Ian et al 
ve^` "gio.ng va(n chu.p mu~ mo^.t ca'ch ba^?n thi?u"?.

I haven't seen those ideas in anh Ian's postings after repetitive 
readings!

Like anh BuuLong, I would like to have this message to be treated 
peacefully and not to be banned by having posted it.

Co^ng Ba(`ng.

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Now just for fun, unrelated to our thread.
Could you please, anh Die^?mQuynh and/or others, look for a novel 
named "Animal Farm". I remember that it is a very famous novel describing an 
ignorant and self-conceit(ed) pig called Napoleon....becoming Head of 
the pigery and mixing personal and community stuffs. Being "cha^n da^'t 
ma('t toe't", I still hardly understand all ideas of this novel whose 
author, I vaguely remind, is a Nobel winner.