I am very impressed of how the Montagnard Foundation established, it really touches my heart, although I'm not a Montagnard but I have the heart and soul that God have given me from my childbirth to now, to love everyone equally and I especially love the people like the Montagnards who have been suffered for many decades from the Vietnamese government. I strongly support the people of Montagnard especially the president Mr. Kok Ksor of his hardworking by tried to let the world know and understand of how difficult and sorrowed his people have been through, and to bring peace into his homeland for his people. I have nothing to support but my words and a prayers to God that "one day the Montagnard people will be peace and that for those who have been in prison will release soon, and for those who have been suffer may God bless and heal their heart and soul with peace and love".

Honestly, after I have read the information about how the Vietnamese treated them, my tears suddenly dripped. I have lots of Montagnard friends, they been very friendly to me, they're like my people (Khmer). And I have learned many things about their cultures and how they end up to lived in USA. After I have heard about it, its really bring me more close to the Montagnard people. 

 I'm very happy to see the Montagnard Foundation and I'm hoping to hear more good "News" soon and keep up the good work.

I also would like to suggest you this, "you should establish a school to educate the montagnard children about their cultures and how they end up to lived in USA. Must young children nowadays don't really care or know that much if the parents don't tell them. It would be good to do that for the future generations and to keep the Montagnard people spirit alive". (It just my opinion).  :)  

In case you don't know I'm Cambodian female (18yrs) and I'm strongly support your website and I'm truthly have the heart for the montagnard peoples. I hope that you don't judge my comments. You can e-mail me back if you don't like of what I have said.

Thanks 

Sincerely, 

Nina 

High School Student North Carolina