The Lost Tribe: Secret Army of the CIA

The video explores the plight of the Hmong people in Laos, who were recruited by the CIA during the Vietnam War. Despite the war ending, their struggles continue as they face persecution from the Laos government. Tony Bert Lee documents their isolated existence, highlighting their desperation and hope for international intervention. The documentary also features an interview with Tony, discussing his motivations and experiences during the filming.

What was the primary role of the Hmong tribe during the Vietnam War?

• They were diplomats for the US.

• They were part of America's secret army.

• They were peacekeepers in Vietnam.

• They were traders along the Ho Chi Minh Trail.

What was Tony Bert Lee's main objective in traveling to the jungles of Laos?

• To build a school.

• To find the lost Hmong tribe.

• To establish a trade route.

• To document the wildlife.

What did Tony Bert Lee find most challenging about his journey to the Hmong?

• The lack of food.

• The physical demands of the trek.

• The language barrier.

• The wildlife.

What were some of the challenges faced by the Hmong people in the jungle?

• Overpopulation.

• Malnutrition and lack of education.

• Frequent natural disasters.

• Lack of internet access.

What was a staple diet for the Hmong people in the jungle?

• Corn.

• Yam.

• Rice.

• Fish.

How did the Hmong people perceive Tony Bert Lee during his visit?

• As a savior.

• As a threat.

• As a tourist.

• As a competitor.

What was Tony Bert Lee's emotional response to the Hmong's situation?

• He was confused.

• He felt indifferent.

• He was deeply moved.

• He was angry.

What did the Hmong people use to communicate with their gods?

• Mirrors.

• Flags.

• Incense.

• Drums.

What did Tony Bert Lee promise to do for the Hmong people?

• Teach them English.

• Take their plight to the United Nations.

• Build them a new village.

• Provide them with weapons.

What was the outcome of Tony Bert Lee's efforts with the United Nations?

• Financial aid was provided.

• No significant response.

• Immediate intervention.

• A new documentary was commissioned.