Armenia and the information war

[bell-the-cat]

Re: Armenia and the information war

Bro Serj and Robert were given their names many years ago by their moms and dads. You, Haykakan and Tigranakert chose your forum names when you signed up to be here.

It has long been a proven fact that the intelligence of forum members decrease as the grandiosity and pomposity of their screen names increase.

[Mos]

Re: Armenia and the information war

Economically I favour the Nordic Model a lot. I think though that our government should do in terms of economic policies is not enact so much neo-liberal economic policies that give the large companies so much power. We need more government regulation over monopolistic tendencies by such companies and to try to foster more economic competition. We also need better social programs and investments by the government, with which government should create more jobs for the people. A large factor in this is taxes. Tax return in Armenia is rather low and we need to make sure a consistent tax system is in place, with which every person, including oligarchs, will pay their dues. Of course, we need to also accept the fact that much of investments come from the diaspora, so we need to make the bureaucracy more investment friendly, make it more transparent, and less corruption, in order to encourage more investments from the diaspora, we need better public relations, and more events in the diaspora to advertise investing in Armenia.

[Armanen]

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It has long been a proven fact that the intelligence of forum members decrease as the grandiosity and pomposity of their screen names increase.

I'm glad you agree that you are the PERRRfect example.

[Tigranakert]

Re: Armenia and the information war

I'm glad you agree that you are the PERRRfect example.

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[bell-the-cat]

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A person who thinks he is a city founded by an emperor is pretty pompous. You, though, are small scale compared to the classic example: the one and only and singular "Armenian".

However, for "Armanen", a person who calls themself after an alphabet dreamed up in 1902 by a weirdo German neo-pagan (while in an 11 month state of temporary blindness) kind of defies categorisation.

[Armanen]

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A person who thinks he is a city founded by an emperor is pretty pompous. You, though, are small scale compared to the classic example: the one and only and singular "Armenian".

However, for "Armanen", a person who calls themself after an alphabet dreamed up in 1902 by a weirdo German neo-pagan (while in an 11 month state of temporary blindness) kind of defies categorisation.

PusXy, you are the one in an ARMENIAN forum, arguing with Armenians on their issues! You are the one with idiotic theories, you are the one who thinks Armenians owe you something because you had a s*itty website about Ani for a few years, and you are the one who is the epitome of provocateur.

[bell-the-cat]

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PusXy, you are the one in an ARMENIAN forum, arguing with Armenians on their issues! You are the one with idiotic theories, you are the one who thinks Armenians owe you something because you had a s*itty website about Ani for a few years, and you are the one who is the epitome of provocateur.

Aren't you Armenians just soooh charming. It's "your issues" until it's about something you've made a mess of, or you need the help of others, or you need protection from enemies, then suddenly you start saying it's "our issues". Do you still wonder why you fail so miserably at this "information war"?

[Armanen]

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Aren't you Armenians just soooh charming. It's "your issues" until it's about something you've made a mess of, or you need the help of others, or you need protection from enemies, then suddenly you start saying it's "our issues". Do you still wonder why you fail so miserably at this "information war"?

Actually, if you ever read and understood any of my posts and those of so many you love to criticize, you'd see that we're all pretty skeptical of the Genocide recognition campaign in much of the West, and other than close ties with Russia, all of us call for Armenians to stop, willingly or unwillingly, doing the work of foreign powers. I again repeat, worry about your country cause it is in serious trouble, and unlike Armenia, it really has no excuses other than its poor geopolitical and cultural choices. Key word, choices!

[Tigranakert]

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A person who thinks he is a city founded by an emperor is pretty pompous. You, though, are small scale compared to the classic example: the one and only and singular "Armenian".

However, for "Armanen", a person who calls themself after an alphabet dreamed up in 1902 by a weirdo German neo-pagan (while in an 11 month state of temporary blindness) kind of defies categorisation.

Haha, it's to funny seeing you feel so addressed, which is the reason why you quickly want to say something smart about someone else's nickname.

Yes, it's totally weird that on an Armenian forum, Armenian members choose Armenian nicknames, that's unheard of. I thought usually on American forums they choose Armenian nicknames, and on Armenian forums they choose Chinese nicknames. And as a forum is largely anonymous and people do not use their own names, they use nicknames.

You are just hilarious, I am seriously feeling sorry why, at such an old age as you Scott have, you are discussing such non-sense topics on an Armenian forum.

Aren't you Armenians just soooh charming. It's "your issues" until it's about something you've made a mess of, or you need the help of others, or you need protection from enemies, then suddenly you start saying it's "our issues". Do you still wonder why you fail so miserably at this "information war"?

Contrary to you drug-addicted people, we have an independent state. It's funny this all is coming from a person who let's the British xxxx them for over for centuries Oh poor Scottish people, I feel sorry for you. You are probably on cocaine, as Scotland has the highest rate of cocaine usage in the world. Scotts are barbarians, they also have the second highest murder rate in Europe (wheres Armenia is one of the safest countries). And as we know your lives are miserable, Scotland also has the highest suicide rate in the UK. And as we also know the education system is pretty flawed, as we see the lack of knowledge of bell-the-cat, it's no wonder that Scottish universities have the highest dropout rate. Because of their stress, the only thing they can do is eat, which is why they have the second-highest obesity rate in the world. I can continue for ages why Scotland is a failed state... hell, I feel sorry for you.

[Mos]

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If Armenia was located where Scotland is, it would be one of the most advanced nations in world. I would like to see any other nation have their homeland in such a volatile region, at the crossroads of Europe and Asia, cross roads of civilisations and religions. The fact that there stands an independent, free Christian Armenia after all the turmoil and history, tells a lot about the Armenian people and our resilience. I don't think we should resort to degrading another member's country, let's take the high road here.