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    Re: Good things that the Armenian government does

    If we were surrounded by peaceful countries, then professional army would be the best way to go. But reality is reality, and the draft is needed.
    Մեկ Ազգ, Մեկ Մշակույթ
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    "Western Assimilation is the greatest threat to the Armenian nation since the Armenian Genocide."

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      Re: Good things that the Armenian government does

      ADL'S PAPKEN MEGERIAN RECEIVES AWARD FROM PRESIDENT OF ARMENIA

      COMMUNITY | OCTOBER 1, 2013 5:18 PM

      YEREVAN - Since Armenia's independence, it has become a tradition for
      the president of the republic to hand out honors on the anniversary
      of independence to individuals in Armenia and the diaspora who are
      outstanding in their fields.

      This year among the honorees singled out by President Serge Sargisian
      on September 21, at a ceremony in the presidential residence, was
      Papken Megerian, co-chair of the Armenian Democratic Liberal (ADL)
      party District Committee of Eastern US and Canada and member of the
      Central Board of the Tekeyan Cultural Association of the US and Canada.

      Megerian and his wife are cofounders of the Papken and Anahid Megerian
      Family Foundation, which supports causes in the US, Armenia, Artsakh,
      Echmiadzin, the Armenian Patriarchate of Jerusalem, the Diocesan Center
      in Javakhk, Georgia and Our Lady of Armenia Boghossian Educational
      Center in Gumri. He is also a contributor to the international
      children's anophthalmia/ microphtalmia network, the Philadelphia Art
      Museum and the Armenian Mirror-Spectator, an ADL publication.

      Among other diasporan activists who received medals this year were
      Armenia Tree Project President Carolyn Mugar, physician Ernest
      Barsamian (Mkhitar Heratsi Medal), Armenia Marriott hotel co owner
      Nishan Atinizian (Anania Shiragatsi Medal) and Jirayr Tanielian (Movses
      Khorenatsi Medal), the editor of Kamar literary monthly in Lebanon.

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      YEREVAN — Since Armenia’s independence, it has become a tradition for the president of the republic to hand out honors on the anniversary of independence to individuals in Armenia and the […]
      Hayastan or Bust.

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