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  • #211
    Re: News about Artsakh

    I really don't turst anyone from the Euro zone! We were allies what happened? Now we have to lobby for them to say there was a Genocide? We should look East at our long time friends. Russia, China, India & Iran this is growning and this is where we will do buisness. We always have had buisness with China, who is Marco Polo? We were dealing with China for eons.

    I hear what you are saying about 200 families, I still don't like it. Mind you I have nothing against Turkmenistan, or any of the other stan's. If you are Armenian and want to go back to your roots then you are a Christian. All this blood we spilled to defend what we believe in, this is not just about our genes, this is about our culture too. I don't know how all this will work out, I would rather us work on getting Armenians out of the Middle East then worry about toorkafied Armenians. All our people in the ME are in danger, and we keep loosing people left and right. Every time they want to get at the Americans they find an Armeian to shoot at, or a Greek, does not matter they are killing Christians.

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    • #212
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      This is what i mean when i say that being armenian is more then being a christian. We as a people and as a nation had our glory days before we adopted the chrytian religion. We were something other then chrytians for much of our history but you do not get to read about it much because our alphabet was invented later. Religions come and go-it is the people that matter. Given how different we armenians can be from one another based on what part of the world we call home-why would having nonchrystian armenians be such a big surprise? We are armenians first and the everything else second, third..... On the historiuc timescale religions are nothing more then fabs with different ones becoming popular then fading into oblivion. Consider that we humans have been around for a few million years yet the religions popular today are only a few thousend years old. Simply put - people are way more important then religions.
      Hayastan or Bust.

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      • #213
        Re: News about Artsakh

        Well we did have a lot of glory sadly our homeland people have been distroyed. Art, science you name it we are in it and have contiributions. For such a little people we should be very happy just from the size point of view does not make sense we have too much. But if you consider the bloodletting than the Armenian story is really special.

        Here is the problem for me, we have this much blood on the ground not because we are Armenian. This all this was because we listened to some xxx named Jesus and ever snice we have defended the forntier. The rest of Europe was in a disco tech having fun while our peoples blood stained the stones of our land. We did this right or wrong from a religion point of view becuase this is what we believe and we stood our ground. These hashims did not stand the ground! So how can we say they are Armenian? Mind you I am asking this from an "Armenian point of view"

        I don't disagree with what you are saying, in a way we have to move on. This is my hurt point of view, I'm just trying to defend what is left. Shame really, we should enjoy culture and eat different foods and come up with solutions together as humans, too bad we live in such a bad area. I would love the French, Dutch, Germans or anyone else for that matter, all but the people that seround us. We are the best amongst them, not from an Armenian point of view, but the pragmatic one.

        I welcome anything else you have to say bro.
        Last edited by Vahramig; 05-16-2011, 08:14 AM.

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        • #214
          Re: News about Artsakh

          "Euronews:...kh) [HD]"
          This video is no longer available due to a copyright claim by Artsakh Tourism development agency.
          Sorry about that.
          ^This helps tourism how?

          Just interested that there is no channel for Artaskh on you tube.
          Last edited by hipeter924; 05-18-2011, 07:39 AM.

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          • #215
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            This video is no longer available due to a copyright claim by Artsakh Tourism development agency.
            That just says so much. What world are they living it.
            Plenipotentiary meow!

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            • #216
              Re: News about Artsakh

              IF you have not seen this article then it is a good read.

              http://armenkaro.org/en/component/content/article/243


              Gevorg-Artsakh-Frontline-ArmenKaro Student Association/canada

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              • #217
                Re: News about Artsakh

                There are plenty of girls out there - i hope hegets over his broken heart because that seems to be his biggest problem.
                Hayastan or Bust.

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                • #218
                  Re: News about Artsakh

                  Originally posted by Christina View Post
                  IF you have not seen this article then it is a good read.

                  http://armenkaro.org/en/component/content/article/243


                  Gevorg-Artsakh-Frontline-ArmenKaro Student Association/canada
                  In a Yerevan hospital, Gevorg's arm was amputated. Doctors couldn't save the arm after the long trip from Artsakh.
                  Why isn't there a hospital in Artsakh capable of treating such injuries, given the daily risk from Azeri snipers and that the area has the potentual of becoming a war zone at short notice? And "long journey"? WTF. Did they send him by road? It can't be more than a couple of hours by helicopter.
                  Plenipotentiary meow!

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                  • #219
                    Re: News about Artsakh

                    Originally posted by bell-the-cat View Post
                    Why isn't there a hospital in Artsakh capable of treating such injuries, given the daily risk from Azeri snipers and that the area has the potentual of becoming a war zone at short notice? And "long journey"? WTF. Did they send him by road? It can't be more than a couple of hours by helicopter.
                    Excellent points! These services should have been available in 2010.
                    Hayastan or Bust.

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                    • #220
                      Re: News about Artsakh

                      The problem is probably not that they sent him by road but that the roads are so windy and not designed for high speed driving. There is no wide and straight freeway/expressway that cuts straight through those mountains.

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