>>2593276

Duy-Loan Le ("Le Duy Loan" under many searches) is a woman… does a lot of work (ostensibly) encouraging young people in her native Vietnam to become entrepreneurs…

interesting that today we've been directed to 3, count 'em three, Vietnamese individuals:

1) Nicole Pham, co-owner of Lemongrass Restaurants in the PNW, who owns the mansion on the island where the Q400 crashed.

2) Phuong Tran, aka "Bunnyman", a BDSM freak who got kicked out of Snctm but continues in other swinger clubs in L.A.

3) Duy-Loan Le, of the Sunflower Mission and Monda Foundation. I notice she often appears in public in purple… like HRC. She also likes the real short/lesbo haircut.

The pic is of Le Duy Loan (Duy-Loan Le) back in Vietnam helpin' out those kidz.

>>2593431

I'm not a photofag but I think you're on to something.

Vietnam does have a lot of poor, cute kids with desperate (and sometimes gullible) parents who are eager to send their kids to USA/Aus/Can/NZ for a 'better life'.

>>2593450

Back in the 1820s, there was an event (the "Le Van Khoi Rebellion") in which an eclectic mix of Chinese, Vietnamese, Thai, Cambodian, and European merchants/warlords/mafiosi tried to create a new nation that would have included the three major cities of Bangkok (Thailand today), Phnom Penh (Cambodia today), and Saigon (Vietnam today).

In some sense, it's all part of a similar cultural sphere today even though the nation-building project of the 1820s didn't pan out. Who knows, one day it might.

board seems incredibly slow for 164 UIDs

>>2593623

Thuan Tran wasn't part of the Viet Cong, Anon. The Viet Cong were the commies. Thuan Tran was a member of the ARVN (Army of the Republic of Vietnam). That was the army of South Vietnam, the U.S. allies that wanted a capitalist country.

>>2593623

Thuan Tran's work in psyops was to get the commies to lay down their arms and go over to the capitalist side and support the constitutional republic.