re: Do the vietnamese in NOLA East have their own security force?

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How are they making money in the east and/or Houma?
seafood bizness AND SMUGGLING DOPE ON THEIR BOATS

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FIFY

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How are they making money in the east and/or Houma?

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One if my best friends was a vietnamese.

Basically they stuck together, dont spend money on stupid shite, spend money in their community, save. They very seldomly marry outside thier race.

Great people to be associated with but DONT frick them over.

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Basically they stuck together, dont spend money on stupid shite, spend money in their community, save.

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And apparently slang large amounts of Bobby Brown.

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The Triad is real.

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......but not Vietnamese.

BTK was the viet gang back in the day.

also a boy band..

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Born to Kill, also abbreviated as BTK, was the name of a notorious New York City-based street gang composed of first-generation Vietnamese immigrants. Their rise to power was in the 1980s when they ran New York City's Chinatown with an iron fist and quickly rose to become the most notorious Asian gang the country of the United States has ever witnessed.[1] The early 1990s proved to be detrimental to the Vietnamese collective following the arrest and prosecution of most of their New York-based operatives by the fall of 1992.

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dont spend money on stupid shite

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They do drop stupid sums of money at harrahs tho.

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......but not Vietnamese.

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Do a little more research before you try to discredit me you piece of dogshit.

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How can you commit crimes against the purveyors of pho and the vermicelli bowl? It's just not possible.

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But it has happened.

Antoinette Frank 1995

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On March 4, 1995, the defendant, then an officer with the New Orleans Police Department, and Rogers Lacaze were arrested and charged with three counts of first degree murder for the deaths of Ronald Williams, Ha Vu, and Cuong Vu. The murders occurred in the early morning hours at the Kim Anh Restaurant in New Orleans East.

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they stand together more than anyone. During the Katrina aftermath they knew where almost everyone was. And went looking for the ones they didn't hear from.

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They also got together and gutted and rebuilt each ones houses. They didn't wait for anyone. I spent a lot of time out there after Katrina at Michoud, Folgers etc...and those people got after it. I've hit the farmers market out there a few times although it's been a few years. Great people. Great market too. Buy live ducks, chickens, pigs etc. all grown and farmed right there in the east.