1238 How Vietnam will change

1238 How Vietnam will change

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This is something I haven’t seen before. If you look at the whole country and you look at just the nature of the energy, you see the whole country as being one huge green forest if you like. And it’s full of waterfalls and rivers and sunshine and trees and flowers. It’s a very, very  nice comfortable energy and yet they’ve had all these these people growing up with conflict most of the time. 

Most of all its frustration with the people because they’ve got a beautiful scenario and a wonderful place to live they’ve got beautiful nature and the energy I can see there is really really nice. They should be having a really comfortable living, you know, just living out of the country, living off the land basically, just really doing what they enjoy doing. It’s frustrating because they can’t get there because they’ve had all these different wars etc. Now they’re in a state where they’re building up again and they’ve they understand how  to enjoy a land like this, how to enjoy a land of peace. So when the change comes here, it’s not going to be a massive change. It’s going to be a matter of simply removing the memories from the people, the majority of memories.

And of course you’ve got new people coming through all the time. So those that were in the wars, they’re now dying off pretty quickly. What’s been left behind is the memories, what they’ve been taught in schools, what they think happened in the past that’s what the current generation know what they’ve been taught and that is going to be erased because I’m not going to erase the majority I’ll leave a tiny bit there because underneath the people that  they’ve learned what’s in their DNA what’s been passed on from one generation to the next is very very beneficial and it suits that particular area so well. So the change will happen, new children will come through, and they’ll start to change things for the better, very nicely, but not anything big, dramatic or whatever. All that’s going to happen is they will make their current lifestyle a little bit tidier and neater,  more comfortable but without going to outrageous technology huge changes etc. They don’t want hydroelectric dams and power stations and all these things. They’re happy with what they have. You know if it’s not broke don’t fix it. They’ve got a beautiful area there’s a few big cities where things have gone awry a bit. But overall the energy in Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos, it’s all the same. They’ve all had the same sort of problem. They’re all together. A hundred or so years ago, they were all together, not sure. That’s what it looked like, and they’re all the same sort of family, and it’s been disrupted. They want to get back to that, and that will be a very comfortable growth area. Now around the world, you can have all these different types of changes in each different country, and this is just one which is so different for that particular area just so everybody can see the different ways of evolving exactly as you have now.