No Flag of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam Should Fly at the City of Ottawa
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Mai Anh Ha
12 years ago
quebec, canada
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Phuong Lethebinh
12 years ago
Live in Kanata, Ontario
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Dung Tran
12 years ago
Ottawa
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Trung Dang
12 years ago
Ottawa
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Thanh Danh Nguyen
12 years ago
Ottawa, Canada
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Duy Nguyen
12 years ago
Mayor Jim Watson and the City Councillors of Ottawa, please listen to the appeals of your people. Please do not betray them and support the evil Vietnamese Communists. Please have a look at their red flag. It represents bloodshed and millions of Vietnamese innocent lives that have been murdered by the Vietnamese Communists under this disgusting bloody flag. If you ever treasure the value of Human Rights, please stay away from this killer flag - Duy Nguyen (Toronto)
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don le
12 years ago
toronto
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HUNG NGUYEN
12 years ago
Montreal, Quebec
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Lee
12 years ago
Nederland
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Tam Nguyen
12 years ago
I do not want the Vietnamese flag flying in the City of Ottawa-the flag of NO HUMAN RIGHT-the flag of communist that Vietnamese always wanted to run away.
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Nhu Truc
12 years ago
Quebec
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Hue Nguyen
12 years ago
California
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Khoi Vo
12 years ago
Edmonton
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Kenneth Dunn
12 years ago
9 Acacia Ave, #2
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Ha Nghi
12 years ago
Quebec
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Anonymous
12 years ago
Calgary AB
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Quoc-Viet Le-The
· petition starter
12 years ago
Police beatings outside court amidst crackdown on activism in Vietnam:
http://www.amnesty.org/en/news/viet-nam-police-beatings-outside-court-amid-crackdown-activism-2014-08-26
This is the kind of oppression we see from the government in Vietnam. And we want to fly their flag at our City Hall...?
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Timothy Doan
12 years ago
This is a day that is commemorated only in the Socialist Republic of Vietnam, so why should we have to fly the Communist flag at the city hall of Ottawa, Canada? Clearly we do not treat September 2 as a celebration.
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Ivy
12 years ago
In 1980, Ottawa's Mayor, Marion Dewar spearheaded Project 4000, an endeavour that saw 4000 Vietnamese refugees sponsored and brought to the city, finally safe from the horrors that they experienced not only under the Ho Chi Minh's communist regime, but also the atrocities that they endured when escaping from Vietnam during the Boat People movement. For Mayor Jim Watson to fly the Socialist Republic of Vietnam flag in honour of their "independence" is to dishonour Marion Dewar's memory, as well as serve as a big slap in the face to countless Vietnamese people now living in Ottawa, and Canada. The day that flag was flown, was the day freedom and human rights became a thing of the past in Vietnam. The day of Vietnam's "independence" was a sad day for all of the Vietnamese people who fought so hard against Ho Chi Minh's communist regime, and lost.
The Vietnamese people living in Ottawa, and abroad, left Vietnam for a reason -- to escape the oppressive communist regime, and to never have to fly nor salute the communist flag, ever again. Please do not raise the Socialist Republic of Vietnam flag.
As the daughter of two Vietnamese refugees and former Boat People, I urge Mayor Jim Watson to reconsider flying the Socialist Republic of Vietnam flag, and to honour and respect what Marion Dewar did for the city, over 3 decades ago, as well as the millions of Boat People who died trying to preserve their freedom and human rights, away from the communist regime of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam.
quebec, canada
Live in Kanata, Ontario
Ottawa
Ottawa
Ottawa, Canada
Mayor Jim Watson and the City Councillors of Ottawa, please listen to the appeals of your people. Please do not betray them and support the evil Vietnamese Communists. Please have a look at their red flag. It represents bloodshed and millions of Vietnamese innocent lives that have been murdered by the Vietnamese Communists under this disgusting bloody flag. If you ever treasure the value of Human Rights, please stay away from this killer flag - Duy Nguyen (Toronto)
toronto
Montreal, Quebec
Nederland
I do not want the Vietnamese flag flying in the City of Ottawa-the flag of NO HUMAN RIGHT-the flag of communist that Vietnamese always wanted to run away.
Quebec
California
Edmonton
9 Acacia Ave, #2
Quebec
Calgary AB
Police beatings outside court amidst crackdown on activism in Vietnam: http://www.amnesty.org/en/news/viet-nam-police-beatings-outside-court-amid-crackdown-activism-2014-08-26 This is the kind of oppression we see from the government in Vietnam. And we want to fly their flag at our City Hall...?
This is a day that is commemorated only in the Socialist Republic of Vietnam, so why should we have to fly the Communist flag at the city hall of Ottawa, Canada? Clearly we do not treat September 2 as a celebration.
In 1980, Ottawa's Mayor, Marion Dewar spearheaded Project 4000, an endeavour that saw 4000 Vietnamese refugees sponsored and brought to the city, finally safe from the horrors that they experienced not only under the Ho Chi Minh's communist regime, but also the atrocities that they endured when escaping from Vietnam during the Boat People movement. For Mayor Jim Watson to fly the Socialist Republic of Vietnam flag in honour of their "independence" is to dishonour Marion Dewar's memory, as well as serve as a big slap in the face to countless Vietnamese people now living in Ottawa, and Canada. The day that flag was flown, was the day freedom and human rights became a thing of the past in Vietnam. The day of Vietnam's "independence" was a sad day for all of the Vietnamese people who fought so hard against Ho Chi Minh's communist regime, and lost. The Vietnamese people living in Ottawa, and abroad, left Vietnam for a reason -- to escape the oppressive communist regime, and to never have to fly nor salute the communist flag, ever again. Please do not raise the Socialist Republic of Vietnam flag. As the daughter of two Vietnamese refugees and former Boat People, I urge Mayor Jim Watson to reconsider flying the Socialist Republic of Vietnam flag, and to honour and respect what Marion Dewar did for the city, over 3 decades ago, as well as the millions of Boat People who died trying to preserve their freedom and human rights, away from the communist regime of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam.
Ottawa, Ontario