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  • Anoush
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    Re: Vote now: Armenia-diaspora-turkey relations

    Saco jan I really don't recall calling you a Mongol... jees if I did I apologize.

    Btw; I have been in Armenia a long time ago, before it was free. I never went back yet, but I know the Armenian people from here too Saco jan. They kiss odars' behinds and mostly treat you not very kindly or get jealous of you for this or that reason, and some drive you crazy. I understand your comical story but it has a lot of truth to it. However, whether some act that way or not, I still love my country and my people. I can't help myself, that's my fabric, my mentality and I can't part from it. I learned in life though that even when some don't treat you nice; you have to be forgiving and maturely move on. Especially for the good of the general and your beloved cause, you must work with people even with the ones you don't care much. We all make mistakes in life, but hopefully we learn at least from most of them and move on. Look I didn't know better before and from your previous talks I thought you're not even Armenian and I must've thought that you're a turk. Isn't that funny now that I know better and I have exchanged a great deal of nationalistic ideas with you? It's good that I didn't remember and I moved on; but even if I remembered I would've given you other chances and "voila" the better things happened in life now!

    Don't worry though, I know the Armenian people quite well. One thing though I felt proud when I went to Armenia because they are very hospitable bunch of people, that way they are great and loving. People in there Saco jan, have no significant jobs and the poor unfortunately are very poor, yet the rich are corrupted and selfishly careless about any patriotic feelings or belief. So yes I know what to expect; one has to be careful too that you don't get mugged; despite the fact you want to help them. When I went it was at the end of the Soviet era and things were very different. When I go there I would probably bring with me my 14 year old because I want her to see and feel for herself what Armenia is all about. She heard about it but doesn't know it yet. We'll probably go there as a family, we'll see.

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  • Anoush
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    Originally posted by Mukuch View Post
    Why we need that borders open? Can anyone explain me? We have survived with that borders closed and will survive for more 100 years if we have to. Is it worth to kiss ass of the turks in 22 of April just to get A HOPE (not even a guaranty)that they will do what they are obliged to do by all international laws and standards? Why we need diplomatic relation with a country which publicly humiliates us in every occasion and publicly offends our holiest feelings in regular bases. If it is what politics all about SO xxxx THE POLITICS AND POLITICIANS!
    Mukuch jan; I have the same feelings. I don't see anything, I mean anything good happening both to our Republic and to Artsakh by opening the borders. I don't trust the turks one bit. They are very cunning and very belligerent and volatile. I remember a while ago my father told me what happened in turkey. There was an Armenian man that turkey didn't care about; when one day he was travelling by a European ship, so the ship had to make a stop at Bosphorous for a day. The turks somehow went into the European ship illegally and dragged this Armenian patriot out into turkey and killed him. Dog gonnet they just did it to Hrant Dink. Who can trust these people and this government? I tell you; if and when the Armenian government signs that illegal document giving the OK for Kars Treaty and selling out our vital rights of the Legal Document of Sevres Treaty and leaving Armenia's military out of Nakhichevan, you can forget about both Armenia and Nakhichevan or owning any land at all under this sun [ays arevou dag]. We finally got a small piece of land and our brothers gave away their sweet lives for our Artsakh's land and our today's jerkish government is simply giving it away. I tell you this
    Serje is selling us out. When he signs that turkish kissing ass resolution he will indeed be another Vahan Mamigonian - a traitor.

    The people of Armenia and the Armenian Diaspora should put a stop to him signing that paper and opening up the border. Those vermin turks and the vermin azeris will bit by bit come and buy us out of our lands and their dreams of pan turkism will come true. Unless we all fight together for this NOT to happen. As I said before; the only nationalistic party for the Armenians is Tashnagtsoutyoun. I don't trust nobody else!!!!!!!

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  • Sako
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    Why we need that borders open? Can anyone explain me? We have survived with that borders closed and will survive for more 100 years if we have to. Is it worth to kiss ass of the turks in 22 of April just to get A HOPE (not even a guaranty)that they will do what they are obliged to do by all international laws and standards? Why we need diplomatic relation with a country which publicly humiliates us in every occasion and publicly offends our holiest feelings in regular bases. If it is what politics all about SO xxxx THE POLITICS AND POLITICIANS!
    No one wants these borders open except the US, Mukuch.

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  • Mukuch
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    Why we need that borders open? Can anyone explain me? We have survived with that borders closed and will survive for more 100 years if we have to. Is it worth to kiss ass of the turks in 22 of April just to get A HOPE (not even a guaranty)that they will do what they are obliged to do by all international laws and standards? Why we need diplomatic relation with a country which publicly humiliates us in every occasion and publicly offends our holiest feelings in regular bases. If it is what politics all about SO xxxx THE POLITICS AND POLITICIANS!

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  • Mukuch
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    Re: Vote now: Armenia-diaspora-turkey relations

    Why we need that borders open? Can anyone explain me? We have survived with that borders closed and will survive for more 100 years if we have to. Is it worth to kiss ass of the turks in 22 of April just to get A HOPE (not even a guaranty)that they will do what they are obliged to do by all international laws and standards? Why we need diplomatic relation with a country which publicly humiliates us in every occasion and publicly offends our holiest feelings in regular bases. If it is what politics all about SO xxxx THE POLITICS AND POLITICIANS !

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  • Mukuch
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    Re: Vote now: Armenia-diaspora-turkey relations

    Originally posted by Mos View Post
    ANCA stop interfering with the agenda of the Armenian Government!! ANCA you are not armenia and are not associated with Armenian government! Just bunch of axpars trying to do something armenian in cozy America, with most of them not even going to Armenia. Let Armenia the official country of Armenians make the decisions about Armenia.
    Dear xxxxxxx, let me ask you who you are to make such a statement towards an organization who represented the interests of our nation even when there wasnt any Armenian government? The Armenian current government has shown that is completely antinational and cares just about the current conjuncture. In your place I wouldn’t even mention it as an Armenian government. So shut up and kip quit.
    Last edited by Mukuch; 05-01-2009, 08:01 AM.

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  • Sako
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    All governments lie and maybe the Armenian government more than some, I don't know.

    No, I don't live in Armenia.
    Well then I don't think you should talk too confidently my friend. I'm not trying to insult you by saying this.
    Last edited by Sako; 04-30-2009, 10:35 PM.

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  • Sako
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    Saco jan, guys and gals…..how about starting an online petition directed at the Armenian Government for starters? Damn.
    Not a bad idea. Let's see if we the Armenian people can work together. Let's see who walks the talk in the end.

    I understand what you are saying. They are caught up in their everyday non-selfless lifestyle and they careless about their beloved Republic. Which should be adorned and highly regarded; and some don't. Sometimes though, a few super patriotic Armenians can change that by websites, patriotic songs, the media, literature, writing articles, poetry and essays. I know it is hard when there is not many jobs available and the people are not content and some are even hungry; but that is why corruption should end in our small landlocked country and the rich must help the people by opening up businesses, institutions and helping people to have jobs.
    The reason we're poor now is because the rich people have stolen all our money. I don't think your appreciating the gravity of the situation. If anyone wants to know what's going on, ask me. I don't think anyone else can give you a better explanation. Anoush jan, when I say I work with the people, I mean I work with all kinds of people starting from the very poor to the very rich. That's why I can talk right now with every bit of confidence. I don't live in the Diaspora and act as if I love my country. I live right here in Yerevan and I feel the pain my country feels EVERY SINGLE DAY and it's not easy. I see the tears, the anger, the happiness, and everything else. Not just the temporary kefs.

    Why do people when they get rich get corrupted? Instead help the underprivileged ones, help your small country.
    Mer esh khelkitsa, Anoush. Skhal mi haskatsir indz bayts havata, mezanitsa. Kirk Kirkoryanu gites INCHKANA mez ognel. Es mer hayeru voronts hamar kyankenk patrast talu keran ira poghern el, kyanku nel . Du gunahatir ays pahu SHAT LAV tsavut tanem. Laaavvvv gunahati. Kugas Hayastan u nor khaskanas luriv te yes inchem asum.

    Why doesn't God make the real patriots very rich so that we can move things and make good things happen?
    Because we only become patriots through difficulties. When your rich, your money blinds you and doesn't allow you to move on. Only by going through hardships can we truly appreciate life, love, our country, so on and so forth. Harships are not bad. They are lessons that help us move on. They polish us and make us who we are. The rich learn these lessons in very hard ways. We have it better then they do, trust me.

    Saco jan, when I go to Armenia I will not go there to have a jolly good time; but to see how I can help out the people. I want to go there with money; because I will want to move things and help out the underprivilaged and the poor in there so they'll thrive.
    Well then you just got yourself an Armenian guide ! But still, be prepared to feel down because it's one thing saying what you said in a forum and saying (and taking in) what you said here in Yerevan when you stand in the city square near the fountains. Don't ever underestimate anything in life, Anoush. My humble advice to you. I've been through that xxxx more then you can count so you can trust me.

    Saco jan, I won't be going this year; but with God's will probably by next year. And pray for me to make good money to help out as much as possible our people in our Republic.
    You all are always in my prayers ... you can doubt anything but that. I'm afraid though that money isn't the most effective way you can help our people. It is something very temporary. Trust me. Especially here in Yerevan. Think of it as giving a poor person a one dollar bill. It doesn't change much. It only lasts for a day or two. Come to Yerevan and you will IMMEDIATELY understand what needs to be done. I'm your mirror in some respects Anoush jan. I've been through everything most of you have been through and after living here have I understood what has to be TRULY done right now. There is nothing bad in your idea. It's great ... just not effective. When I read your posts, I feel really down not because you offer up bad ideas but because they are, on the contrary, great ideas. You really seem to want to help our people. I just hope they don't make you regret all that you felt. It's the worst feeling in the world and I have felt it at times. It's after that that I have understood who I am, who I fight for, and what a state my country is in. A fanatic will never be able to live here. He/She will fly out of here the second he/she sets foot into Zvartnots. Don't be prepared to be welcomed here by your people with open arms. It's nothing like that. There are many people that will but you have to know them. Most think about how much money you have first when they find out you've come from abroad so be careful. They don't think of your good will. That's why I want to be your guide, lol. Our country is in a difficult state, Anoush jan. Don't be prepared to see the holy land.

    Mi hat hanak ka (tsitagheli bayts CHISHT) vor uzumem asem kez hima. Huysovem khaskanas. Mi hat otar hay arachin ankam galisa hayastan, kangnum hraparakum, yev ir diplamatu (poghov lutsvats) dnum getnin. Dzerneru bartsratsnuma yev sksuma asel "Mernem ko hoghin im kaghtsr Hayastan. Mernem ko jurin im anush Hayastan". Mikich lav uzgaluts heto, dzerneru ichatsnuma u tenuma vor ir diplamatu goghatselen u asuma "vay yes ko inchnem asel Hayastan". Hope you understood me Anoush jan. Don't be a fanatic or a nationalist. Don't be naive. Simply be prepared and don't forget who/what it is you truly love. Don't be perpared to hug all Armenians because many, many here couldn't care less if you lived or not, lol. Don't let that bring you down though. A doctor shouldn't get upset from his/her patient .

    All the best Anoush jan and it's good to be talking to you on a normal basis . I never forget anything so I see we trust each other now more then we did when I first talked to you. (I'll never forget how you called me a mongol )

    Cheers

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  • Anoush
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    Saco jan, I won't be going this year; but with God's will probably by next year. And pray for me to make good money to help out as much as possible our people in our Republic.

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  • Anoush
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    Originally posted by Saco View Post
    *The patriot holds the Armenian flag to his heart and shouts out UNITE*
    Yes Saco jan, we can all learn from your deep desires to have our people be united, supportive and respectful.

    Yes Mam /0. Still though, I work with the people and think about them the most because no party will be able to do anything if the people don't change their rediculous attitude. Come to Armenia and you'll see what's going on. Shateru asumen "Indz inch". Du haskanumes te et incha nshanakum? Kaklan, vontste "KEZ INCH"? Our people are going through a dangerous identity crisis and these borders opening aren't helping.
    I understand what you are saying. They are caught up in their everyday non-selfless lifestyle and they careless about their beloved Republic. Which should be adorned and highly regarded; and some don't. Sometimes though, a few super patriotic Armenians can change that by websites, patriotic songs, the media, literature, writing articles, poetry and essays. I know it is hard when there is not many jobs available and the people are not content and some are even hungry; but that is why corruption should end in our small landlocked country and the rich must help the people by opening up businesses, institutions and helping people to have jobs. Why do people when they get rich get corrupted? Instead help the underprivileged ones, help your small country.

    Why doesn't God make the real patriots very rich so that we can move things and make good things happen?



    Thank you Anoush jan. Same here. I think you can support me and everyone else properly though right NOW even, believe it or not. You don't have to phsyically be right here next to me. You'll see what I'm talking about soon enough. Regarding your coming to Armenia. It be great if you'd come ... I just hope the Armenia in your heart and mind right now won't change when you do ! Many people have left because of this pathetic gov. and the way our people think most of the time so my advice is, don't expect to see a golden nation. We have many problems and we have to get down to work. If I payed too much attention to all the garbage here, I'd leave, but I haven't and settled down, instead. Everything is very serious. I love my country and it's people but I'm not a fanatic or a blind nationalist. That is why I have been able to truly appreciate my country and see what many don't. Many come here with very high expectations and leave with most of them destroyed. They look at Armenia as if it's the holy land filled with milk and honey. I'm afraid it's nothing like that. My people suffer and I'm working my ass everyday, looking for ways to make my troubled nation stand up into the light and try my best to help my people every step of the way. If you want to live here, you have to appreciate Armenia for what she is and unite with the people and lose a lot of sweat to get her back on her feet. You can't live here if you think too materially, I'm afraid.

    If your prepared for all that Anoush jan then I hope to see you here in the very, very near future . Hell, I'll be your Armenian guide, lol, if you don't mind.
    Saco jan, when I go to Armenia I will not go there to have a jolly good time; but to see how I can help out the people. I want to go there with money; because I will want to move things and help out the underprivilaged and the poor in there so they'll thrive.

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