Reply #27: Rebecca says she will extract some clips from her documentary. [View All]

There are so many. They are so absolutely astonishing.

I've never seen anything like the footage she has.

Right now, the video is quite long.

She plans to extract some bits that people can view without watching the whole thing, which isn't posted as it is.

This has taken up an awful big chunk of her life for the last year. Well, I guess all of it.

Not that that means anything, when one compares that to what those other folks are living, or not living, through. 30 years. Ever since the Vietnam war. It's a distant memory to those of us that lived through it. Ever since then, none of these people have lived anything approaching a normal life.

Out of sight, out of mind. One more invisible nightmare, inescapable for generations of Hmong because once upon a time they helped us out.

Phew. I just wish someone would finally say, Enough! Stop! You can't do that anymore!

No more dead babies! No more raped 10-year-old little girls! No more moms executed by being cut into pieces! No more children with their intestines hanging out! No more children shot to death while they forage for food!

I feel like I should say I'm sorry about inflicting this on you, all of you. I am truly sorry to shove this in your face. Nobody should have to think about this. But live through it? Can it be real?