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  • #1

    Serge the traitor

    FORWARD:

    CONGRADULATION TO ARMENIANS

    WE"RE ALL GONNA BE SPEAKING TURKISH SOON AND .....
    YAAAAAAAAHHHHH JOY OHH JOY..........OH AND DID I ALSO MENTIONED SOON
    THERE NO LONGER WILL BE ANY COUNTRY CALLED REPUBLIC OF ARMENIA,
    BECAUSE IT WILL BE WIPED OUT FROM THE MAP BY THE TURKS................ YAPEEEEE, LONG LIVE TURKEY !!!!




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    TO ALL ARMENIANS OUT THERE

    NOW THAT I GOT YOUR ATTENTION .........


    OUR
    xxxxxxx AND HEARTLESS, CARELESS, ARMENIAN GOVERNMENT WILL DO SOMETHING
    IN ONE DAY THAT OUR NATIONS WAS TRYING TO AVOID FOR THOUNDS OF YEARS,
    ...... HAND OVER ARMENIA TO TURKS IN A SILVER PLATTER, WAKE UP PEOPLE
    LOOK AT THE BIG PICTURE, (WHAT ECONOMIC ENHANCEMENT FOR ARMENIA...
    THAT"S BOWLxxxx, AFTER THE BORDERS ARE OPEN WITH TURKY THAT COUNTRY
    WILL DEVOUR ARMENIA LIKE NOBODY"S BUSINESS. xxxx ARMENIAN GOVERNMENT
    TODAY AND ALL THE BRAINDEAD HEARTLESS xxxxERS THAT SUPPORT THEM, WE
    NEED A NEW YOUNG, CARING, PASSIONATE, ARMENIAN LEADERS TODAY WITH A
    VERY STRONG PATRIOTIC MENTALITY AND A HEART OF GOLD.


    I WANT ALL THE ARMENIANS
    READING THIS TO JOIN ME AT THE DEMONSTRATIONS THIS SUNDAY THE OCT 4th (INHOLLYWOOD IN THE MORNING AND BY THE BEVERLY HILTON AT 3PM) WHEN THATIDIOT PRESIDENT OF OURS SERJIK MUTHERxxxxIN SARKISYAN COMES TO HERE FORVISIT, LETS MAKE OUR VOICES ONE AND CHANT FOR HIS RESIGNATON, PLEASEDON"T THINK THAT IT WON"T MAKE NO DIFFERENCE, BECAUSE IT DOES BIG TIMEAND OVER THERE THEY(THE GOVERNMENT) ARE ALREADY SCARED xxxxLESS FROM SPYURK-ARMENIANS AND THE ACTIONS WE CAN TAKE AGAINST THEMPEOPLELETS DO THIS I WANT EVERYONE TO BE THERE, NO EXCUSES, xxxx THEBUSINESS, xxxx SUNDAY THE RELAXATIONS AND THE BEACH GOING AND ETC.THISIS EXTREMELY IMPORTANT , IT"S QUESTION OF SURVIVAL, AND BY THE WAY WITHOUTARMENIA WE'RE NOBODY HERE OR ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD JUST KNOW THAT VERY CLEARLY.PLEASE PASS THIS AROUND TO ALL YOUR ARMENIAN FRIENDS.......UNCONDITIONAL RESIGNATION OF SERJIC SARGISYAN AND THE REST OF THE CRIMINALS TODAY IN ARMENIA......


    THNX ALL

    AND MAY GOD SAVE ARMENIA
    Last edited by Federation; 10-01-2009, 02:22 PM.
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  • #2
    Re: serje the traitor

    TORONTO YOUTH RALLY

    "Nobody can give you freedom. Nobody can give you equality or justice or anything. If you're a man, you take it." ~Malcolm X

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    • #3
      Re: serje the traitor

      Originally posted by Federation View Post
      FORWARD:

      CONGRADULATION TO ARMENIANS

      WE"RE ALL GONNA BE SPEAKING TURKISH SOON AND .....
      YAAAAAAAAHHHHH JOY OHH JOY..........OH AND DID I ALSO MENTIONED SOON
      THERE NO LONGER WILL BE ANY COUNTRY CALLED REPUBLIC OF ARMENIA,
      BECAUSE IT WILL BE WIPED OUT FROM THE MAP BY THE TURKS................ YAPEEEEE, LONG LIVE TURKEY !!!!




      --------------------------------------------------------------------------------



      TO ALL ARMENIANS OUT THERE

      NOW THAT I GOT YOUR ATTENTION .........


      OUR
      xxxxxxx AND HEARTLESS, CARELESS, ARMENIAN GOVERNMENT WILL DO SOMETHING
      IN ONE DAY THAT OUR NATIONS WAS TRYING TO AVOID FOR THOUNDS OF YEARS,
      ...... HAND OVER ARMENIA TO TURKS IN A SILVER PLATTER, WAKE UP PEOPLE
      LOOK AT THE BIG PICTURE, (WHAT ECONOMIC ENHANCEMENT FOR ARMENIA...
      THAT"S BOWLxxxx, AFTER THE BORDERS ARE OPEN WITH TURKY THAT COUNTRY
      WILL DEVOUR ARMENIA LIKE NOBODY"S BUSINESS. xxxx ARMENIAN GOVERNMENT
      TODAY AND ALL THE BRAINDEAD HEARTLESS xxxxERS THAT SUPPORT THEM, WE
      NEED A NEW YOUNG, CARING, PASSIONATE, ARMENIAN LEADERS TODAY WITH A
      VERY STRONG PATRIOTIC MENTALITY AND A HEART OF GOLD.


      I WANT ALL THE ARMENIANS
      READING THIS TO JOIN ME AT THE DEMONSTRATIONS THIS SUNDAY THE OCT 4th (INHOLLYWOOD IN THE MORNING AND BY THE BEVERLY HILTON AT 3PM) WHEN THATIDIOT PRESIDENT OF OURS SERJIK MUTHERxxxxIN SARKISYAN COMES TO HERE FORVISIT, LETS MAKE OUR VOICES ONE AND CHANT FOR HIS RESIGNATON, PLEASEDON"T THINK THAT IT WON"T MAKE NO DIFFERENCE, BECAUSE IT DOES BIG TIMEAND OVER THERE THEY(THE GOVERNMENT) ARE ALREADY SCARED xxxxLESS FROM SPYURK-ARMENIANS AND THE ACTIONS WE CAN TAKE AGAINST THEMPEOPLELETS DO THIS I WANT EVERYONE TO BE THERE, NO EXCUSES, xxxx THEBUSINESS, xxxx SUNDAY THE RELAXATIONS AND THE BEACH GOING AND ETC.THISIS EXTREMELY IMPORTANT , IT"S QUESTION OF SURVIVAL, AND BY THE WAY WITHOUTARMENIA WE'RE NOBODY HERE OR ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD JUST KNOW THAT VERY CLEARLY.PLEASE PASS THIS AROUND TO ALL YOUR ARMENIAN FRIENDS.......UNCONDITIONAL RESIGNATION OF SERJIC SARGISYAN AND THE REST OF THE CRIMINALS TODAY IN ARMENIA......


      THNX ALL

      AND MAY GOD SAVE ARMENIA
      Digas angirtutyuni bedk ciga asang lurc harsumnerun meci.
      "All truth passes through three stages:
      First, it is ridiculed;
      Second, it is violently opposed; and
      Third, it is accepted as self-evident."

      Arthur Schopenhauer (1788-1860)

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      • #4
        Re: serje the traitor

        Originally posted by Gavur View Post
        Digas angirtutyuni bedk ciga asang lurc harsumnerun meci.
        I was just forwarding a message I recieved in my email. I am not the author of it.

        But, I think that we should make Serje feel a lot of hostility and hatred.

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        • #5
          Re: serje the traitor

          Hatred is a dish best served cold.
          "All truth passes through three stages:
          First, it is ridiculed;
          Second, it is violently opposed; and
          Third, it is accepted as self-evident."

          Arthur Schopenhauer (1788-1860)

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          • #6
            Re: serje the traitor

            Use your brain and you wont be hating Serj at all but...
            Hayastan or Bust.

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            • #7
              Re: serje the traitor

              I think you should at least hear what the man has to say before taking a hostile stance. He is after all stuck between a rock and a hard place.
              "Nobody can give you freedom. Nobody can give you equality or justice or anything. If you're a man, you take it." ~Malcolm X

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              • #8
                Re: serje the traitor

                Originally posted by KanadaHye View Post
                I think you should at least hear what the man has to say before taking a hostile stance. He is after all stuck between a rock and a hard place.
                he is what "the man" has to say; he has yet to learn what a hard place feels like should he dare continue ahead with his current policies...

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                Sarkisian Defends Landmark Deal With Turkey
                Armenia -- President Serzh Sarkisian defends his agreements with Turkey at a meeting of his Public Council on September 30, 2009.
                30.09.2009
                Hovannes Shoghikian
                President Serzh Sarkisian strongly defended his policy of rapprochement with Turkey on Wednesday, insisting that it will not thwart greater international recognition of the Armenian genocide or result in more Armenian concessions in the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict.

                In his most in-depth public speech on the charged subject delivered to date, Sarkisian portrayed the fence-mending agreements finalized by Ankara and Yerevan as a “realistic” compromise necessary for Armenia.

                “This is nether an agreement on our capitulation to Turkey, nor a big treaty on strategic partnership to cause concern. And if somebody thinks that these documents should contain only our desires and lead to the realization of only our aspirations, they need to be a little realistic and understand that that’s not possible,” he told members of the presidential Public Council, a body comprising 36 pro-establishment politicians and public figures.

                Sarkisian again acknowledged that the two Turkish-Armenian draft protocols envisaging the normalization of bilateral relations carry potential risks for the Armenian side. “But when did we not have [concerns?]” he asked. “When we were voting for Armenia’s independence [in 1991,] were all of us 100 percent certain that everything will go smoothly? I personally had a lot of concerns and anguish when we were forced to mount an armed struggle [against Azerbaijan] in Nagorno-Karabakh.”

                “If we are unable or unprepared to hold negotiations with the Turks, why did we become independent in the first place?” he added. “We could have left our status unchanged and let others continue to determine our policy in our place.”


                Armenia -- The presidential Public Council discusses Armenias agreements with Turkey on September 30, 2009.The president addressed the Public Council at the end of a nearly three-hour meeting that wrapped up its discussions on his conciliatory policy on Turkey. The head of the consultative body, Vazgen Manukian, said it overwhelmingly voted for a resolution that recommended the protocols’ ratification by the Armenian parliament. “We discussed all the pluses and minuses, drew a line, added up things, and got a plus,” Manukian told the meeting.

                Still, several members of the council voiced reservations about some provisions of the deal which is expected to be signed on October 10. Among them were Hayk Demoyan, director of the Museum-Institute of the Armenian Genocide, and Ruben Safrastian, director of the Institute of Oriental Studies at the Armenian National Academy of Sciences.

                The two historians were specifically worried about the planned formation of a Turkish-Armenian “sub-commission” that would look into the 1915 mass killings and deportations of Armenians in the Ottoman Empire. They asked Sarkisian to comment on concerns that Ankara could exploit the existence of such a body to keep more countries from recognizing the massacres as genocide.

                “It’s obvious that if that process [of genocide recognition] slows or, in which I don’t believe, is suspended, it will be the fault of not our initiative but those people who want to use the initiative as an excuse for not dealing with that matter,” replied Sarkisian.

                He also argued that both sides will be equally represented in the controversial panel and that the Turks will not be able to determine its agenda single-handedly. “Nor sensible Armenian can forget the genocide,” he said.

                Sarkisian also rounded on critics for condemning another protocol clause which commits Armenia to explicitly recognizing its existing border with Turkey defined by the 1921 Treaty of Kars. “The Soviet Union recognized the Treaty of Kars for five times, and when we joined the Commonwealth of Independent States [in 1991] … we pledged to comply with all agreements signed by the Soviet Union,” he said. He insisted at the same time that neither protocol obligates Yerevan to recognize the 1921 document.

                The Armenian leader further dismissed as “ludicrous” his detractors’ claims that Turkey agreed to make peace with Armenia only in return for additional concessions to Azerbaijan allegedly promised by him. He indicated that his administration’s position on the Karabakh conflict is not different from his predecessor Robert Kocharian’s policy.

                “If we don’t see such a solution [acceptable to the Armenian side] nothing can force us to accept it,” he said. “In that case, the entire nation would have to rally and say that we are ready to fight and go to war.”

                Sarkisian’s policies on Karabakh and Turkey have been criticized by Armenia’s leading opposition forces, notably the mutually antagonistic Armenian Revolutionary Federation (Dashnaktsutyun) and the Armenian National Congress (HAK) of former President Levon Ter-Petrosian. In a clear reference to Ter-Petrosian and his associates, he said that he respects only those critics who did not favor improved ties with Turkey “four, five or fifteen years ago.”

                The president also took an apparent swipe at Dashnaktsutyun which pulled out of his governing coalition in April in protest against his Turkish policy. He implied that the nationalist party was aware of his views on the issue when joined his coalition cabinets in 2007 and 2008.

                “We had presidential and parliamentary elections [in 2008 and 2007] and one of our current critics could have stood up and said, ‘This pre-election platform’s provision on establishing relations with Turkey is absolutely condemnable,’” he said. “Why didn’t they talk about these issues then?”

                Sarkisian Defends Landmark Deal With Turkey
                http://www.armenialiberty.org/content/article/1840383.html
                President Serzh Sarkisian strongly defended his policy of rapprochement with Turkey on Wednesday, insisting that it will not thwart greater international recognition of the Armenian genocide or result in more Armenian concessions in the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict.

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                • #9
                  Re: serje the traitor

                  I hate to say this, but I'm afraid the only way out is to take out the midget...
                  Otherwise, a couple decades from now the RoA will become an Ermeni vilayet... for a short time, before they will have got it over with by buying Armenia, flooding into Yerevan and mix and mingle with then totally dearmenianized global villagers. The end is certain, yet I doubt another 543 years later a new Sardarabad will take place; there simply will be no more Armenians to create one.

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                  • #10
                    Re: serje the traitor

                    Originally posted by Hellektor View Post
                    I hate to say this, but I'm afraid the only way out is to take out the midget...
                    Otherwise, a couple decades from now the RoA will become an Ermeni vilayet... for a short time, before they will have got it over with by buying Armenia, flooding into Yerevan and mix and mingle with then totally dearmenianized global villagers. The end is certain, yet I doubt another 543 years later a new Sardarabad will take place; there simply will be no more Armenians to create one.
                    We Armenians have survived and kept our identity for thousends of years even while much of those years were under occupation. What in hell makes you think now we are gona be turckified now? As for your bullets save them for the Azeris instead of hurting your own countrymen.
                    Hayastan or Bust.

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