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i think its called "AACNIS" and its basically a policy forum i believe, im doing it for 2 reasons 1) to gain experience in armenian politics, 2)to put in my CV.
maybe you can join me?
maybe you can join me?
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It would interest me immensely. But I would presume that there are age/education restrictions.Originally posted by Shahumyan i think its called "AACNIS" and its basically a policy forum i believe, im doing it for 2 reasons 1) to gain experience in armenian politics, 2)to put in my CV.
maybe you can join me?Comment
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well, im 18, and im going university AFTER summer, so....Comment
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shahumyan u have to throw a comment at the ARF for everything. is that how your little brain works. You speak of other being brainwashed but all you have done is spew hate against a selected few. akh advadz okne kezeeComment
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are you denying the ARF has the biggest role in "educating" Armenian youth in the diaspora, with schools, camps etc?Comment
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In which part of the diaspora do you speak of. In Lebanon and Syria its true. Schools wise, schools are run by churches and there boards. Camps, AYF is the only one that has a camp in LA, but compared to the population of Armenian youth in los angeles it in no way can cater to even 10%.
Oh and everything starts from home, when you have those that have been anti, there children ussually follow suit.Comment
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the question wasnt if they cater for all of them, the point was which grouping has MOST control.
10% is still a lot of people (1 person is too much but...)
As for home, i think it has little influence on political viewing, i speak from personal experience, the brainwashing centres (ARF schools) are a much much bigger influenceComment
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Theyre the farthest things from brainwashing centers. Theyre actually pretty free thinking, but you wouldnt believe that, cuz lenin didnt say it.Comment
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free thinking...ok, im not gonna comment, i'll just let everyone one else decide...Comment
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