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November 10, 2003 | Category: blog, old website posts

Police teams were dispatched to seven suspected areas in Nam Yuen, Na Chaluai, Sirindhorn and Khong Chiam districts to search for Mr Sisouk but found no trace of the man.
Mr Sisouk is believed to be the leader of some 60 armed rebels who briefly took over Lao government offices in Vang Tao village, opposite Ubon Ratchathani’s Chong Mek border pass in Sirindhorn district early on Monday.
His brother, who lives in the United States, said Mr Sisouk obtained money from Lao exiles in the US, Canada and Europe to buy weapons and supplies.
Donations came from “Lao people who don’t like what the government is doing in Laos”, the brother said.
Mr Sisouk told his recruits he led the resistance in the name of Prince Sauryavong Savang, the patriarch of the Lao royal family and the brother of Laos’ last king, who died in a communist re-education camp two decades ago.
US Embassy officials in Bangkok, meanwhile, has informally asked Thailand for information on Sisouk to check whether he held US citizenship and had a residence in the US. A computer search of the US immigration list failed to locate his name.

“If we have credible information that links Monday’s attack to a group in the US, we would consider the information seriously and take appropriate action in accordance with US laws,” an embassy spokesman said.

The RLGE paid a respect to the killing of Sisouk Sayasaeng, “the Lao Freedom fighter”. The RLGE condemned all kinds of killing of any side. RLGE pledged to stand up investigate this matter. Lao PDR might be behind this killing of Sisouk Sayaseng said the RLGE official of the “Operation for Lao Freedom” Mr. Vieng Vongmanyseng. “Mr. Sisouk Sayasaeng is a hero who fought for the freedom Lao people. He will be remembered and his legend will continue. All Lao freedom fighters will be stronger and will be more united followed his death” said Mr. Vongmanyseng.
The RLGE Senior officials gave words of encouragement to all freedom fighters in the frontline to focus on their goal and to look out for each other. “We will be braved and stronger and more unite”.
The Royal Lao flags had been posted on streets and buildings throughout downtown Seattle, WA. This incident is another victory for all democracy loving people. Flags of Royal Lao Government in Exile have acknowledge by many local and state authorities to post to represent the fight for democracy in Laos.

they killed him in his home in thailand..i dont think i can make it to his funeral cause the us government wants it to be in washinton dc.. we dont have the money to go. they want to have a news coverage of the funeral. hmmm.
i made this short because the story is too long. i just want to pass it on. im not only sad hes gone..im proud. rest in peace uncle
21 gun salute.

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