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  • #11
    thanks to dashnaks,
    Why do you need to belive whatever the Dashnaks parrot.The Armenians should stop being the sheeps of just one party whatever that is and see the whole picture.The Dashnaks are supporting the Goverment and their little feud has part from the share$.What else do you excpect them to say.We all saw when they murdered members of the Parliament and the Vice-President.Stop justifying the something which can not be justified.The only reson Armenian people have not revolted yet is because of the conflict of Garabakh and they don't want to create internal problems.

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    • #12
      Red Brigade - Don't attack/insult people. That includes telling them their heads are empty and that they're invalids
      [COLOR=#4b0082][B][SIZE=4][FONT=trebuchet ms]“If you think you can, or you can’t, you’re right.”
      -Henry Ford[/FONT][/SIZE][/B][/COLOR]

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      • #13
        Originally posted by Red Brigade
        Why do you need to belive whatever the Dashnaks parrot.The Armenians should stop being the sheeps of just one party whatever that is and see the whole picture.
        I'm not a "sheep" of any party, I just happen to see and appreciate what dashnaks have done for Armenia and Diaspora.

        Originally posted by Red Brigade
        The Dashnaks are supporting the Goverment and their little feud has part from the share$.What else do you excpect them to say.
        And where do you suppose all these $$$ is coming from? Exporting oil? Oh nevermind, that's Iran.

        Originally posted by Red Brigade
        The only reson Armenian people have not revolted yet is because of the conflict of Garabakh and they don't want to create internal problems.
        Um yeah, lets have them revolt so we can go back to where we were. Then another government will take office and by the time they figure out what's going on, the people will revolt again because "the government is eating the money" except this time, it's the new government!

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        • #14
          And where do you suppose all these $$$ is coming from? Exporting oil? Oh nevermind, that's Iran.
          What money?And who is taking that money?

          Um yeah, lets have them revolt so we can go back to where we were.
          And where is that?
          Then another government will take office and by the time they figure out what's going on,the people will revolt again because "the government is eating the money" except this time, it's the new government!
          There is no way in a country like Armenia to change the regime with democratic procedure.There is no democracy in Armenia.The votes are leaked by your very progressive goverment which is supposed to care for the people.Why don't you just go ask the people what do they think about their leaders?
          You saw what happened to few members of the Parliament and the vice-President when they made their voices a little too much heared than what they should ,didn't you?

          By the way I 'm sorry i was agressive with you, but this situation is pissing me off.In order to recognise Genocides and whatever goals we may have we first need a healthy Goverment and we obviously don't have one.
          Last edited by Red Brigade; 06-14-2005, 04:37 PM.

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          • #15
            Originally posted by Red Brigade
            What money?
            My point exactly. I don't know, you're the one claiming that the government and dashnaks "are eating the money".

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            • #16
              Originally posted by CatWoman
              My point exactly. I don't know, you're the one claiming that the government and dashnaks "are eating the money".
              The Goverment doesn't have money indeed.That is because their little feuds ,the major parties, are eating them.Its so obvious that i am surpised that people debate about it.All Armenians of Armenia know what is happening.
              By the way , you should read the article i gave you.

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              • #17
                Catwoman, I am sorry to say that your point of view on this topic is rather naive and idealistic.

                The government of Armenia does NOT care about the environment. The green zones of Yerevan and many forests have been systematically chopped for the past years, and it is widely believed that the owners of these forestry businesses are high-level government officials themselves. In other cases, hundred year old trees have been removed from their habitat and placed in front of a café (also owned by a high-level government official) to look good, before eventually drying out. The fact remains that the government of Armenia is HIIIIIIGHLY insensitive towards the environment, and yes, it will have a very detrimental effect on the country if it is not fixed soon. You can only deprive a city or a country of its lungs for so long..

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                • #18
                  So Baron, what do you suggest? To not build the road and keep the forests untouched and continue living in isolation with old trees around us?

                  Brigade, the question remains. What money?

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                  • #19
                    I am convinced that there is another way to build the road. Some government official might just not make as much money from that other way though.

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                    • #20
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                      Last edited by Red Brigade; 06-14-2005, 04:45 PM.

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