[Vnbiz] Welcome brother Thang Pham into VNBIZ

[pthang at comcast.net]

Thanks anh Hoang for your super introduction to the forum.
I don't deserve half of what you said about me.
Too many things are happening in the world right now.  VN needs to be wise to stay away from war and continue our peace course. 
Anh Hoang uses to tell us: " keep saying, keep talking constructive ideas, keep  showing our weaknesses, keep helping each other  as brothers and sisters, 
somebody will listen  someday. " .  I found this is to be 100% true even I did not believe him 10 years ago.

 VN now welcomes all nations as friends if they come in peace.
 
 VN passport  now allows one to go to almost all nations on earth , especially in Middle East .  Vietnamese are welcome with admiration from all corners of the world.  Are you proud to be Vietnamese ? I am .

Thank you anh Hoang to spend long hours to help keep our  Viets brothers and sisters together with the goal to bring prosperity and peace through strength to our fatherland.

I appreciate very much your approval for me to be part of the Vnbiz family.


Thang Pham

 









ence Ave, Washington DC 20002.  Work phone is: 202-385-8392
> with email address: pham.thang at faa.gov, website: www.faa.gov .
> 
> Anh Thang says about himself: "I am Vietnamese American . I care and
> love my fatherland and its people. I believe in peaceful cooperation
> and conflict avoidance.  I will do my best to promote  peace,
> prosperity, education, freedom and independence for Vietnam."
> 
> Thank you for the very inspiring words, brother Thang.  Just so
> everyone knows, anh Thang's office is close to the Mall, which is the
> famous park in front for the White House, with the famous Vietnam War
> Memorial, about 14 blocks away from anh Thang's office.  I used to be
> on the corner of 7th and Pennsylvania Ave (the FTC), which is two
> streets away from anh Thang's office.  I love that area of the town,
> not very noisy and the entire Smithsonian Museum complex is there to
> stop by and watch Picasso, Monet or exotic African or Asian arts
> during a lunch walk.  Or just a walk in the Mall.  Except that if you
> work in that area, chances are you are so busy that you won't have
> much time for lunch :-(
> 
> Anyway, brother Thang has been with us since ever. He was in VNForum
> for many years.  When we migrated to VMForum to VNBIZ, he became a
> VNBIZ reader who sometimes sent postings directly into VNBIZ.  Finally
> he decided to make life easier by just joining us officially, I
> imagine.
> 
> Welcome in. anh Thang.  I guess I don't have to tell you anything.
> Please feel at home, brother.
> 
> Great day, anh Thang and all.
> 
> Hoanh
> 
> -- 
> Tran Dinh Hoanh, LLB, JD
> Attorney of Law
> Washington DC
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