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Peaceful mind for the Communist's Victims

Peaceful mind for the Communist's Victims

Closed — 69 supporters Verified

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Lan N.
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Van D.
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Mile H.
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Nguyet P.
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Oanh P.
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Tom
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Phuc L.
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Phong N.
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Tom D.
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Cindy T.
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Started by Anonymous 13 years, 8 months ago
Dear Honorable Mayor and City Council Members, People nationwide have had experienced the worst tragedy in Sandy Hook Elementary, last Friday December 14, 2012. How can we imagine that 20 children, 7 adults and shooter himself were killed in school? The condolences and the support to prevent such disaster from occurring are not enough to white out the nightmares happening for the people countrywide, especially the children. Not tonight, not tomorrow, but all their lives will suffer under the haunted nightmare. Yes, sure it is! It is like the Communist's Victims. 37 years ago are not enough time to fate the past night mare when they were in the combat fields, in the hell jails, under the oppressive nature of the Communist government. Many of them, night by night, still wake up by the bad dreams that they were in the jails! These scenarios happened not only for the Vietnamese communities, but to the Americans' Vietnam Veterans, when they suddenly see the Red flag of Socialist Republic of Vietnam (SRV)! No money can litigate their wounded. Therefore, please do not welcome the official visits of SRV.

Updates

December 25, 2012

Seeing this kind of momentum feels heavy because it reminds me how many people still carry these ghosts. I am exhausted by the fight but knowing I am not alone in this grief gives me the strength to keep pushing forward.

6 Comments

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Linh Acosta
13 years ago Featured

THEY TOOK EVERY THING FROM MY FAMILY. WHY ARE WE BEING NICE TO THEM NOW?? STOP THIS!!!

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David Wilkinson
13 years ago Featured

Respect the veterans and the victims. Keep them out.

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Thuy Perez
13 years ago Featured

It is a slap in the face to all the people who suffered. Do not welcome them here.

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Minh Quinn
13 years ago Featured

My father still cries at night thinking about those camps. Please stop letting these people come here like nothing happened.

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Susan Saunders
13 years ago Featured

Seeing that flag brings back nothing but awful memories for our neighbors. Just say no to the visit.

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Rick Harvey
13 years ago Featured

I served in that war and I dont want to see their flag flying in my city. It hurts too much to look at it.