W.Minh Tuan
On February 28, 2026, when suddenly two powerful nations, Israel and the US, simultaneously attacked Iran, without warning, in a sneak attack, and in a “two against one” style, the whole world thought that Iran was finished, that Iran was doomed, that the Iranian dictatorship had collapsed. Continue reading “Iran is saving the world, and saving America from the clutches of Trump”
W.Minh Tuan
I went to Noi Bai airport to board the plane back to Japan.
(Now, I open this website https://daivietnam.com, with my articles being very constructive, but also very frank, like when I was working at Dai Doan Ket newspaper more than 20 years ago-but I don’t know if because of this website, the next time I return to Vietnam, there will be any problems. But I’m sure it will be fine.
And if there is a problem, it won’t be a problem.)
Continue reading “The most valuable thing of Vietnamese is the smiling, and ao dai”
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Japan’s population is about 123 million people, but Japan has more than 5 million vending machines to sell water bottles, tea bottles, coffee, softdrink, milk, milk tea, icecream.
Currently, Japanese people almost rarely drink tap water from public taps, from the faucets in their kitchens. Most Japanese drink water bought from vending machines. Continue reading “Japanese vending machines produce diseases, and the most plastic bottle waste in the world”
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The Indochinese Communist Party was founded on February 3, 1930, in Hong Kong, China. At the 2nd Party Congress in 1952, the party changed its name to the Vietnam Workers’ Party. At that time, President Ho Chi Minh was still alive. Continue reading “Our Party named the Nguyen Ai Quoc Party School, Ho Chi Minh Academy, but did not implement Ho Chi Minh Thought at all”
W.Minh Tuan
If one day, Vietnam has a free election, and I run for President of a Free-Democratic-Republic of Vietnam, and I am elected by the Vietnamese people as President of a Free-Democratic-Republic of Vietnam, what would I do? Continue reading “If I were President of a free Vietnam?”
