Tension rises at Hmong farm

With beads of sweat trickling down his face and the sun beating down on his back, Boua Chao Xiong spends many days on his hands and knees yanking potatoes and other produce from the dirt.

Message: These are hard working gooks.

The Brooklyn Park resident is among dozens of Hmong farmers who have a found a hidden space in the suburbs to raise their crops.

Just "found space"?

But now an incident that an attorney attributes to cultural misunderstanding has threatened the calm and raised questions about whether the farmers will return next summer.

Just a "cultural misunderstanding" about what is means to "find space".

Xiong told Eagan police that a homeowner threatened to kill him and his wife last month over a fence dispute.

So this is dispute between a White property owner and gook property finder.

Richard Schliesing, who owns land bordering Xiong's plot, faces an August court date on a charge of making terroristic threats, a felony that carries a maximum five-year prison sentence.

Now its "Xiong's plot". How did that happen? Could Schliesing just wait for the winter and lay claim to the land saying he found?

So there you have it White man. A gook can "find" property near property you own, and if you challenge the gooks "culture" of finding land, the gook can you made "terroristic threats", and therefor a terrorist?, even if the chink cannot speak English.

Xiong told police that Schliesing loaded a 12-gauge shotgun in plain view of him and his wife in an effort to intimidate the couple.

"I'm thinking he might shoot me for real," Xiong said through a translator. "In this country, if you carry a gun outside you're not joking."

If true, maybe the White property owner was scared for his and his families lives remember when an hmong gook hunter down and slaughtered six Whites and wounding two others during a "cultural misunderstanding" about what the term owned property means.

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Why is this not a "cultural misunderstanding" on the part of the hmong gook that does not understand concepts like property right, gun rights, right defends one property with deadly force.

Though some portions of Eagan have retained a rural character, the plot the farmers work is a bit of an oddity: It sits at the core of a subdivision in the center of town.

Thats all it is White people, a "bit of an oddity". Go back to sleep.

When officials with the Association for the Advancement of Hmong Women in Minnesota found the land, they envisioned a convenient sanctuary for Hmong farmers, many of whom traveled hours north daily to raise their crops.

Weren't these gooks being emerged into the American quilt, salad bowl, melting chamber pot? Why do their gook women need to be "finding" land to envision a sanctuary? A sanctuary from who? And just how much is that land worth? And are these gooks going to claim ownership of the land?

When officers arrived to question Schliesing, they spotted several pellet guns through a rear patio door. The homeowner also registered a 0.088 blood-alcohol level during a breath test. While searching the home, officers found a shotgun and several other weapons in a closet. The shotgun, however, was not loaded.

Typical dangerous White trash.

So an illiterate gook that cannot speak English, who's family is supported by your taxes, can call the police and have them search your house and have you a breath test.

"I never had any trouble before," Xiong said through a translator.

His son-in-law, Thomas Vang of St. Paul, attributes the incident to racial tension.

That means your are the problem White man.

And this gook is not being honest, the hmong gooks have had problems for over a thousand years with the chink in china, vietnam, laos, thailand. That is why they were brought to America. And you White man will take the blame.

Ly Vang, executive director of the Association for the Advancement of Hmong Women in Minnesota, isn't sure what sparked the disagreement, but court officials have granted a protection order for the farmers.

White man, see how all the new laws concerning terrorism, court protection, and maybe hate laws are being used to take away your old constitutional rights.