The American Company Making Vietnam into a Powerhouse
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.ย. 2024
- Intel is the largest American investor in Vietnam.
Narrated by Tom McKay
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How important are American investments into Vietnam? Let us know down below!
Chính sách của Việt Nam là hợp tác đôi bên cùng có lợi hy vọng tất cả các nhà đầu tư vào Việt Nam đều kinh doanh tôt giống như SamSumg đã và đang làm
In the end, USA finally conquered Vietnam without going to war.
@@Floof1248Sao cũng được, bạn vui vẻ là được.😅
@@Floof1248Wouldn't that mean Vietnamese Food culture also successfully conquered America because of Sriracha 😂
america want to spread their military to every conner of the earth map, which is the ugliest thing to imagine, every misinformation to divide every regions com from them, europe, middle east, my region south china sea..., china isnt good, but it hasn't force any small country to be help by its military like america
Top 10 countries investing in Vietnam 2022:
1. South Korea: 5,364 projects with $48.6 billion.
2. Japan: Invested 3,117 projects with a total capital of $39.8 billion.
3. Singapore 1,643 projects with $38 billion
4. Taiwan: 2,525 projects with $31.7 billion
5. British Virgin Islands (BVI): 654 projects with nearly $20 billion
6. Hong Kong: $16.6 billion
7. Malaysia: $13.9 billion
8. United States: $10.9 billion
9. China: $10.7 billion
10. Thailand: $9 billion
The US is currently Vietnam's largest export market, but the US still does not recognize Vietnam as a market economy. It is too early to say that the US has made Vietnam a strong country, do not take all the credit for yourself like that.
Intel is only outsourcing some processes in Vietnam, there is no technology transfer to Vietnam yet. The semiconductor industry is an important industry in the future, but it is not easy to benefit from this field. Intel also benefits a lot from cheap labor in Vietnam and tax incentives from the government. It is a bilateral partnership, not a free gift.
And the major reason these countries' major Corporations are investing in Vietnam is because of the Free Trade Agreement with the United States. This removes the trade barriers of Vietnam's exports to the US.
@@duongkiyosaki american donate their married men and single men , 🤣
I thank the admin for adding those islands to the vietnam map
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W admin
1. Intel's move to invest in Vietnam was a result of witnessing Samsung and other Japanese tech giants making huge profits from their investments in Vietnam's high-tech industries.
2. It is just the US's way of diversifying its semiconductor supply chain after China taught it a lesson from globalization during the pandemic. In addition, the US finally saw its weakness when it recognized that the country and world are totally dependent on Taiwan for the supply of semiconductors. It needs another source while it is attempting to rebuild the industry in the US.
THOSE ARE FACTS!!!
Great choice by Intel! You made a great decision. Vietnam is stable with an industrious workforce. Not to forget, cost here is exceptionally competitive compared to other SEA countries.
A very smart man I watch on TH-cam says China's day is over and Southast Asia is taking its place. Primarily Vietnam and Indonesia, with the Philippines coming in at a distant #3.
You seem to forget a critical factor. At Intel's HQ in Santa Clara, many educated Vietnamese Americans are running it. Vietnam, although a poor country, had a strong educated workforce.
They fled the Commies after 1975. AND they are NOT Communists. GOT IT?
Even the 3nm chip was designed by a team of Vietnamese engineers
@@viethavn Do you know the difference between Vietnamese and Vietnamese-American? Intel, AMD, Nvidia have/had Taiwanese-Americans as founders/chief designers. Got it my ignorant friend?
@@viethavn Do you think that the American government is stupid enough to have even one "Communist" in their critical IC design teams?
@@viethavnchief designers in Taiwan!
Vietnam going through the same industrialization process like the East Asian Tiger: Hong Kong, Singapore, Taiwan and South Korea. Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia and Philippines are stuck in the midde income trap and didn't take the opportunities to utilize the foreign direct Investment to acquire tech transfer, move up from low value, simple assembly to high value industries like semiconductor, pharmaceutical, medical, biotech, robotics, heavy machineries, aerospace, electric vehicle, etc. Patent, research and develop global technology brands.
Vietnam was way behind other Asian economies due to recovering from past wars, bad economic policies and corruption. Only recently that Vietnam is now becoming involved in the global supply chain and being a manufacturing hub. The government is focused on Digital 4.0 industries and acquiring technology transfer and developing workforce skills, R&D in technology. Vietnamese on average excel in Science, Technology, Engineering and Math/ STEM field. Vietnam ranks exceeds most OECD / developed countries in PISA, science and math Olympaids.
It will be difficult for Vietnam to progress faster due to global economic downturn, aging population, over dependent on FDI, lack of opportunities due to saturated markets and competitive players in high value industries like semiconductor. Vietnam only had less than 25 years of development in the early 2000s after the US trade embargo was removed which prevented financial aid and foreign direct Investment. The country didn't have help like Japan and Korea did with financial aid and technology transfer from USA and the west...
But I'm pretty confident Vietnam will become a developed country due to hard working culture, focus on entrepreneurship, importance on higher education and high nationalism to avoid the middle income trap in the near future.
it's all fake news, america want to spread their military to every conner of the earth map, which is the ugliest thing to imagine, every misinformation to divide every regions com from them, europe, middle east, my region south china sea..., china isnt good, but it hasn't force any small country to be help by its military like america
Now, if they would get rid of communism then everything would be perfect.
Vietnamese here. The picture is a little more grim from our POV since because of the housing crisis (real estate is the safest form of investment, so people with capital buy lots of them), making housing expensive. This + other factors is aging the population fast. This coupled with our overreliance on FDI means a weaker internal market than we'd like. Escaping the middle income trap is still possible, but the government'd have to play it really well.
Dream on my friend. Where there are Communists, there are corruptions everywhere at ALL LEVELS of officials. And censorships will be everywhere to protect their HUGE corruptions from the people. China and Vietnam and the likes are the same breed. ROFL
As long as VN hasn't overcome the middle income trap yet, there is no need to brag. Nothing is set in stone. And stop dragging other SEA countries in here. They are none of your business. Especially when you're badmouthing about them in order to make you look better, regardless of whether it's true or not. The fact that you got so many likes just proves that VN has way too many kids who don't know class. This is really shameful.
Vietnam does not owe the U.S. gratitude for companies setting up operations here.
This is a business transaction and an exchange of benefits.
Ask yourself this: if a large American company set up in Vietnam and was operating at a loss, or if the benefits and stability were significantly worse compared to other countries, would they still do it?
If Vietnam's workforce lacked the necessary skills, or if the political situation was unstable, or if the government did not create favorable conditions, would they invest in Vietnam?
This is exactly the kind of one-sided content, with a subjective perspective, aiming to change Vietnamese perceptions about the U.S.
The U.S. has never acted for the benefit of other countries.
Look at Japan and South Korea. Achieving economic benefits has come at the cost of national division (South Korea - North Korea), becoming vassals to the U.S., and allowing U.S. military bases, which compromises long-term national interests.
Viewers should be very careful.
We cooperate on an equal footing, with mutual benefits, diversification, and multilateralism. It’s not about the U.S. bestowing favors on Vietnam to help it develop.
I agree, there is nothing Vietnam needs to be grateful for, it's just business. But some of those agreements are mutually beneficial. South Korea did not sacrifice North-South division for economic benefit lol. It was because of Communist Soviets and Mao. And SK / Japan are not vassals to the US, allowing US bases is not a compromise.. It allows counteracts NK and Chinese pressure, and also reduces military spending. US also benefits but it's not US vs SK but democracy vs autocracy in communist nations. Something most South Koreans view positively. 🇰🇷
Last fact: the semiconductor industry is NOT the only thing that the American wants from Vietnam. Not only the Americans but the Russians and Chinese want Vietnam's Cam Ranh Bay. The Americans want to put a naval bay in Cam Ranh to control the expansion of Chinese and Russian power while it tries to secure its naval route. The Russians want to put a naval bay in Cam Ranh to control the expansion of Chinese and American power while it tries to secure its naval route. The Chinese want to put a naval bay in Cam Ranh to secure its domination in the region, put international shipping and global international military routes under its control.
Thanks for the most up-to-date content, my country is seen as one of most developing countries in Southeast Asia
I'm visiting your country right now as a tourist from the U.S. It is an amazing country. I plan on visiting numerous more times in my lifetime. :)
Incredible growth! Vietnam ❤
It is Samsung, not Intel, that helps Vietnam develop, and the United States is not among the top investors in Vietnam. The United States has never wanted Vietnam to develop. They have tried every way to restrain Vietnam from embargoes to anti-dumping taxes...
tư bản thì cũng như nhau cả thôi, giờ thằng nào nắm đc VN như nắm được châu á vậy, mỹ cũng vừa đấm vừa xoa chứ đâu dám xàm l như trước, samsung bát nháo chê VN ko sản xuất đc ốc ăn ban rén rồi mà giờ VN cũng chả ngại Sam nó rút
Vietnam is a failed part of American rule.
是的，应该是韩国人，越南有很多韩国企业。但是你现在在看的是油管 美国舆论工具，当然要说美国了
So why can they sell cars in America and China can't?.... 😂
@@danhtran6401 thôi bạn ơi, xe hơi đó của Sin chứ không phải Việt Nam. Vinfast có trụ sở chính tại Sin. Và xe Trung Quốc cũng bán tại Mỹ bình thường nhưng người Mỹ không chuộng xe Trung bằng các loại xe khác. Bạn phải biết trên thế giới này thì không bao giờ tin Mỹ. Bởi vì họ có thể đâm sau lưng bạn bất cứ lúc nào. Chúng ta nên hợp tác và phát triển với các nước gần hơn. Đặc biệt là biên giới để ổn định và phát triển đất nước, trên tinh thần hợp tác cùng có lợi chứ ko phải phụ thuộc.
The latest 3nm Intel chip is designed in Vietnam by Vietnamese engineers.
yes 👍
what? really?
Vietnamese Americans and Vietnamese Canadians are the driving intellectual forces of Intel, AMD, Nvidia, Google, Microsoft, X, etc. the US today can't survive without Vietnamese Americans
Wait what, i dont know that 😮
Exactly .
Many American electronics companies have invested in VN for years to train Vietnamese engineers.
If this is Chinese company, they would bring their own people, their own materials and built a little town around there and won’t let anyone in.
The ignorant creature is barking its silly nonsense, how shameful n despicable
Ở Việt Nam có hàng trăm Cty Trung Quốc, nhưng tôi chưa thấy có 1 thị trấn nào của Trung Quốc mọc lên
@@thangnguyenvan1072sau vụ ô nhiễm biển là VN ra sức dẹp cty tàu như vậy nhiều rồi thay vì thu hút đại trà thù thu hút chất lượng
@@20k.massai trung quốc vẫn nằm trong tóp 10 nước có vốn FDI vào Việt Nam bạn ợ . số lượng cty tàu chỉ tăng k giảm
Thật kinh tởm với cách làm việc như vậy người dân địa phương chẳng được lợi ích gì
Vietnam aims to attract US$30 billion to US$40 billion of foreign investment a year in the 2021-to-2025 period, and US$40 billion to US$50 billion annually in the 2026-to-2030 period, the document said. Foreign investment inflows last year rose 34.5 per cent to US$39.4 billion, it said.
Those are just the FDI pledges, the disbursements would be lower. The real disbursement of FDI is more important, standing roughly $23 billion last year.
What does these foreign investments mean for Vietnam? It's just the cost of imported machinery Intel needs to make chips. If that is a lot or not, what is the difference for the host country?
Qorvo, Synopsys, Cadence and Siemens EDA collaborated with Vietnam-based university to train Vietnamese students. Also, Marvell Techonology open one of its largest R&D center in Ho Chi Minh City and Da Nang. Hope for a huge number of qualified chip designers in the near future.
US firms are not largest investors in Vietnam in terms of capital inflow volume, South Korea is. Nonetheless, they have greatly boosted and bolstered the economic growth of Vietnam.
With the new comprehensively strategic partnership agreement and the trade war with China. We will likely see a lots of investments from US firm into Viet Nam for the forseeable future
@@dieptrieu6564 What ever technologies the West gives to Vietnam will END UP IN CHINA. ROFL.😂😂😂😂😂
Người Việt Nam đã chậm hơn thế giới 40 năm, nên khát khao phát triển kinh tế và hòa bình, tự do là thiêng liêng phải giữ. Cảm ơn và tôn trọng các nước đã đầu tư, mong rằng Việt Nam cũng phải được tôn trọng như vậy
Thấy trên mạng tụ nó chửi mỹ đế mẽo các kiểu mà ta 😂
@@Gacon1210 chửi những thằng cứ đem Mỹ ra so sánh với Việt Nam rồi dùng cái đó để bôi nhọ hình ảnh :> chứ bình thường chả ai chửi
The reason these major Corporations are investing in Vietnam is because of the Free Trade Agreement with the United States. This removes the trade barriers of Vietnam's exports to the US (the largest export market of Vietnam).
Samsung has invested 22 billion USD in Vietnam and committed to continue investing 1 billion USD each year. Samsung has brought more than 200 Korean companies (in the supply chain) to Vietnam and many Vietnamese companies are participating in Samsung's supply chain, creating hundreds of thousands of jobs. Not Intel.
Vietnam is the most beautiful country in the world with the long coastline and beautiful beaches.
@@tydengr are you living in a well
Brainwash Red Bull 🐂
@@huangzb8060for 15 years when i was young but now now.
Beautiful. Yes. But not the most.
So good to see all these investors going to Vietnam and not that hellhole Endia.
Very glad that big companies like Intel and Samsung can invest in Vietnam make big profit.
Vietnam has been trying to improve the investment environment for years.
Improve what? They list as non market economy
@@godblessamerica6391 USA wanted to list VN as non market economy to apply anti-dumping duties
@@trietleminh8130 Vietnam need to change and improve otherwise US will continue to list as non market
@@godblessamerica6391 opportunities are everywhere, if you can't see it doesn't mean other companies can't.
You don't have to make profit in Vietnam, but if you can please do. We always need good business partners.
@@godblessamerica6391 and yet the US is number 8 on the top 10 countries investing in Vietnam.
All of my computer carries an intel chip made in vietnam. I couldnt be happier!
No American company can turn Vietnam into a powerful country. Americans have never wanted Vietnam to develop. And American investment in Vietnam is much lower than in other countries. Don't idolize and exaggerate like that.
Intel is losing their pants right now in the AI race. I wouldn't put all of my eggs in that particular basket.
Thanks for investmenting of Intel. We are so sorry since you guys cancelled expanding plan. We hope you guys will come back soon!
00:03 you spelled Vietnam wrong !!!!!
????
Right now, Intel is known for their chips to stop working because the overheating fries them. I think that Intel is doing this on purpose - overheating their CPU over the limit (you can literally boil water on your chip, that is not normal!) just for their customers to keep buying their products. I am not saying that their chips show bad performance, but they do so at a high cost! The power consumption will make you think thrice to watch out for those sharp bills
Better to buy AMD chips
Wrong spelling "VIETNAM" not "VEITNAM" in the introduction picture in the begining of video, hope admin or editor can take down the video and repost it again for correcting name of the country.
Thank you admin.
Thanks Intel and USA
It’s sad but true. Corruption is deeply rooted in Vietnam. It starts from school to every level out there
Need more electric power plant, with cheaper electricity supply.
A simple small eyes drops bottle now made in South Africa a BRICS member!
I just wish Vietnam would put that money into developing electric bikes instead of cars 😆
Công ty kinh doanh đặt lợi nhuận là trên hết. Ở đâu có nhiều lợi nhuận thì họ đến.
Southeast Asia Countries: 🤤🤤🤤
I can see some people mindset still stuck at Cold war😂 poor them😂
Wow the U.S. invested there pretty lately, in 2006
Great video
Another reason is the Vietnamese who live in the US and especially the one live in California was one of the group that works in the Silicon Valley as engineers and technical technologists. This transition into an amazing workforce in the USA especially in San Jose (Silicon Valley). They then look into VN with one of the upper management is a Vietnamese American and thus look at VN as a long term goal investment and training the Vietnamese in VN.
Are those Vietnamese Americans from South Vietnam (ie Viet Kieu) or the Communist BK North (ie Ho Kieu) my friend? Give us the facts.
Hy vọng rằng tất cả người dân trên thế giới cùng nhau nỗ lực phát triển đưa Việt Nam Hùng Cường 🎉🎉
@@TS-JungleMonkeyHe said the real Viet Kieu, not Califolk like you.
@@angkhoanguyen6114 Where does he says Viet Kieu? You can't even read my friend.
@@TS-JungleMonkey I know what you're implying. Don't pretend it!
vietnham already have viettel
Intel is on the way going down in semi conductor industry!!! Recenlty, they switched their invesment to Malaysia, the biggest FDI in the country now is SAMSUNG with 16 billions USD..
Intel chose unwisely. Samsung and NVADIA will go far ahead of them.
@@angkhoanguyen6114 Yes, they are totally lost the games where SAMSUNG and NVIDIA has left Intel behind at least 4 years!
Business people value profit, wherever it brings them the most profit, they will go there!
Since when the Communists are business capitalist people? You are going to tell us that Communists are religious next. What a laugh of the VC. ROFL.
@@TS-JungleMonkey You can eat cheese, bacon, sausage, Mac Donal every day. You like it, that doesn't mean it's the standard for the whole world. We like Pho, Bun Cha and other traditional dishes. Each country has its own way to be happy. You laugh at Vietnam because Vietnam is not religious, Vietnam laughs at you because you are fanatic. Vietnam does not follow any religion but has folk beliefs!😊
@@TS-JungleMonkey If Vietnam does not bring the biggest profits to companies, why do they still invest in Vietnam? Vietnam values human rights, including the right to be ignorant. Vietnam will not take away your right to be ignorant!
@@TS-JungleMonkey The loser must seek political asylum abroad!🙂
@@nguyenhieu1687 Do you know the difference between "cultures" and "government". We laugh at the stupid VC government and their 100% corruption and NOT at the Vietnamese cultures which have existed for thousands of years until the VC destroyed South Vietnamese music, cultures and even language after 1975? Got it my ignorant friend?
PS: Communists DO NOT have ANY religion apart from worshipping the MASS murder Ho Chi Minh after he massacred millions of North Vietnamese in 1952.
Hiện tại đất nước đang đứn trước nhiều cơ hội để phát triển. Việt Nam có thành cường quốc hay không là do người dân chúng ta có nắm bắt được hay không là do chúng ta. Hãy cố lên nào Việt Nam, đừng phụ lòng các bậc cha ông đã hi sinh. Mong ước của Bác Hồ là mong ước của toàn dân tộc.
vietnamese is smart..
Vietcong
Nó homesless and free gun 😂
@@narutoshakrachanel8233What generation are you from? The word Vietcong has not been used for more than 50 years. I take it you are an old relic from that era.
@@narutoshakrachanel8233 vietcong is smart than your family,,
@@narutoshakrachanel8233
With your words, we can point out how stupid you are mate !
"excessive bureaucracy" - Taipei Times. Well, it's correct.
I believe that India has potential for manufacturing but don't understand why people hesitate in investing in such manufacturing in India we have a lot of options these days and there is a little problem but if you see it a bigger problem then you will never start.
the thing is that, Intel first choice was actually India ,but the government at that time showed no interest in that ,
after which Intel Decided to search for other countries and at last selected Vietnam.
many religions in India
infrastructure, bureaucracy, productivity are some major problems that deter investors in India.
India prefer to be taxi driver and uber driver,500 million people can not read and write. Even a cleaners need to read the instruction how to operate the machine and follow instruction. Do you want to employ these people in the factory standing 8 hour a day?
Ấn Độ cũng rất giỏi nhưng mỗi quốc gia đều có chính sách của riêng mình để thu hút đầu tư, và sự lựa chọn nằm ở nhà đâu tư.
🇻🇳❤🇮🇳
I thought Intel is looking to leave Vietnam completely
Cheaper than in the US.
I think what you mean to say is......................cheaper than in China. China's day in the sun is over. I hope Vietnam takes a large piece of that pie. I'm visiting Vietnam for the first time right now as a tourist from the U.S. and I love it.
@@ascendant95 My family owns factories across Asia and North America. We expanded to Viet Nam for the competitive costs.
@@mosqutio88 Well isn't that nice. Factories across Asia and North America you say? Did you know that I own the London Bridge?
@@ascendant95 Yes, you did when you left the gift shop in London. Let me know what you think of the acquisition of the Golden bridge in Bà Nà. The ATM is on the right side of the entrance column. Enjoy Viet Nam.
@@mosqutio88 Paulie Walnuts: "I was at the Eiffel Tower. I got a blowjob there. Your mother was working the concession at the bon bon stand". You probably don't catch the reference. See you at Davos!
Micracle communist nation . As a communist, I'm so proud of my country, comrades.
As an outsider it is a mystery to me still how your country is labeled "communist". You appear to have nothing in common with Stalin or Lenin's Soviet Union or Fidel's Cuba. I had a physical therapist when I broke my foot years ago who was Cuban. He spent 3 years in a Cuban prison for reading a Miami Herald newspaper on a park bench. The worst part..............he spent that whole 3 years never knowing when his release date would be. Horrific.
@@ascendant95why don't you move your ass to Vietnam then spend a bit time here, it's ok for foreigners to do whatever you want, but with vietnamese, it's the same as Cuba. Here in Vietnam, we see Cuba as comrades's brotherhood. of course, living conditions so far better than Cuba, not under any sanctions, partly opening internet. Vietnamese worship Ho Chi Minh, like Chinese worship Mao, you can see many Lenin statues z still here.
@@khaid.5167 Real nice guy. Believe it or not..................I'm actually here right now as a tourist. Why don't I "move my ass here"? Because I have a life and commitments in the United States. Vietnam is an awesome country. Communism is garbage. That's why I'm confused. Fuck Lenin and Fuck Chairman Mao with his green teeth.
It's a win-win relationship. You use the word "debt" at least 2 times in your channel, which is unsuitable here.
"The biggest fear of the true Vietnamese people is the fear of losing country."
Nước thì không bao giờ mất được mà chỉ sợ mất chế độ
Welcome to Vietnam 🫰✌️❤️😊
people are always friendly and peaceful
Does not do anything with chip development. They needed intelligence
I'm visiting Vietnam as a tourist from the U.S. right now and I can attest to that. Awesome people!
Chưa hề thấy mỹ đâu tư gì cho Việt Nam cả, chỉ thấy hàng xách tay nhiều thì có các bạn ạ
Thanks America!🇻🇳❤️🇺🇸
I'm visiting your country right now as a tourist from the U.S. and I love Vietnam. This is my first trip and there will be numerous more in my lifetime! I hope our countries become even stronger allies into the future. :)
America debt trap😢
american debt trap❎
chinese debt trap✅
@@kidneydealer9938 American debt trap for USA crazy billionaire, sorry no to USA citizens, wkkwkw and sadness for growing homeless and criminal, wkwkwk
@@kidneydealer9938 这是美国舆论宣传 就跟这视频一样，据我所知韩国是在越南投资最多的国家。
Intel go to bangkrup😂
Mỹ nói nhiều chưa làm được nhiều , báo chí toàn nói về Trung Quốc đầu tư vào Việt Nam
Nhà đã giàu xây dựng tập đoàn công ty , của cải sẽ về còn trí thông minh khôn ngoan lại phải đi tìm.
Intel is in decline tho.
What happened to. Beaverton. Oregon
Wokeism happened. What are your pronouns?
Lolz 😂 you know Rothschild is there in Việt Nam? They will never take their eyes off those Nice Piece of Cake of "We Need To Develop" countries. 😂
Bao nhiêu năm chống Mỹ cứu nước, bây giờ bao công lao đổ sông, đổ biển. Mỹ lại được hoan nghênh vào nhà.
Vietnam is not indebted to America but the other way around. Read your history mate.
The United States is not a major investor in Vietnam.
Dịch tốt lắm.
3:58 there is a severe pronounce mistake that u should fix when u spell the prime minister name. Ij vietnam alphabet there are d and đ, d in Dung pronounce like j in english while đ pronounce like d in english alphabet ( like in vn dong). I hope that u guys fix this mistake cause we all know what dung mean and this is very disrespectful way to say about our prime minister
Thanks
You talk like a vietnamese Foreign Ministry spokesman ! Spare me he's your, not mine ! Plsssss
@@namsonbui1491 whether i am his man or not, everyone name should be respected right, u dont want to be called son buoi right ?. Be gentle
it's not his native language, you also make mistakes when speaking English, it's the same everywhere.
@@hoahuyanh5867 Haha
@@hoahuyanh5867 I corrected you and then you criticized me in personal ! It isn''t about who you are, it's about what you do, it defines you ! How gentle you're :)))
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Hi hi.
Mĩ ư lợi nhuận chúng mới đến😢
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Có cái bánh vẽ
american testis
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1950: We hate America 😡😡😡
2024: We love America 🥰🥰🥰
1955-1975 American people's position: Why TF are we in a war with Vietnam. Screw this! War Pigs must be stopped!
2024 American people's position: We love Vietnam and our Vietnamese communities. The food is great!
Begging tụi mày
Human rights in Vietnam 🤭
Nước bạn có nhân quyền không .
@@mantahoan4999 ask U.S instead hahah
@@keatkimheng. Tôi không trách bạn nhưng tôi lại trách Cha Mẹ bạn đã đẻ ra bạn..
The irony here is the US still choose Việt Nam is one of their COMPRHENSIVE PARTNERSHIP. Jelly smelly are you?
@@mantahoan4999your parents as well 🤭
Đùng ỏ đấy mà hóng bôc phét
are you too drunk?😂😢