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Baron Dants's anti-corruption plan!

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    Baron Dants's anti-corruption plan!

    Alright ladies and gents: an inside scoop to one of the actions that will revolutionize Armenia in the not too distant future!

    THE CREATION OF THE SPURK BUSINESS ASSOCIATION

    This is a project I WILL undertake (and no, I don't even need to be in government to do this).

    It is an idea that came to me when I heard many many armenians from the diaspora tell me that they would love to start a business in Armenia.....BUT! they are afraid of the corruption.

    My very simple idea to counter this would be to create an association of all diasporan businesses in Armenia (there are already quite a few, but maaany more are needed, we need MASSIVE investments for this to work out). This association will be affliliated with the armenian-american bar, the canadian-armenian bar, and every other armenian lawyer associations around the world (including Armenia's own). It would have a few full-time lawyers working for it full time, in Yerevan...with advice from the armenian bars around the world.

    If, a business affiliated with the organization is victim of corruption, it reports to the organization, who complains to the proper authorities. The complaints should have a lot of weight as the organization would have multi-million dollar investors behind it, that the government can't afford to lose. We can therefore expect quite a few corrupt officials to get fired....and many more to clean up their act.

    Some investment may be needed in the beginning, but it can eventually be self-sufficient if the members pay small fees to obtain this "protection". Once it has reached self-suffiency, local businesses can join (they could ideally join from the beginning, but the organization must first be strong enough to support all the potential members).
    Last edited by xBaron Dants; 01-10-2004, 06:20 PM.
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    sounds like a very good idea. it would be great to do somehting like this.

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      There is already an anti-corruption assosiation in Armenia, its HQ is near the Hraparak, ironically its probably corrupt

      Who is going to fire who? those who needd to fire corrupt officials are corrupt themselves, the solution lies at the bottom, and only when there is deemocracy in Armenia will corruption end. Every official should be subjecct to immediate recall, this is only thing that will end corruption.

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        Originally posted by Shahumyan There is already an anti-corruption assosiation in Armenia, its HQ is near the Hraparak, ironically its probably corrupt

        Who is going to fire who? those who needd to fire corrupt officials are corrupt themselves, the solution lies at the bottom, and only when there is deemocracy in Armenia will corruption end. Every official should be subjecct to immediate recall, this is only thing that will end corruption.
        Oh no, not the Marxist again...

        Behold of his wisdom for he has the answers to everything. If Marx was the prophet, he's the follower.

        Baron that seems like a very interesting idea, but I have my concerns nonetheless regarding corruption, since government leads to corruption no matter what.

        Armenia's currency is paper currency, baseless fiat money. You can talk about all the problems you want to fix, but not know that the problem lies int he system itself. The whole world is slave to this system of fiat money, one of the plancks of communism.
        Achkerov kute.

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        • #5
          insteada of sloganeering, id rather u critisize my idea and put forward a better alternative, if your unable to do this, xxxx off

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            you mr shahumyan are just totally annoying with your communist crap, get over it Armenia is not going back to communism your xxxxing system doesnt work and we see what it did to Armenia for 70 years

            now to you mr anonymouse shut the xxxx up about getting rid of the government already, you make no xxxxin sense and just copy and paste thousands of paragraphs of worthless xxxx off the internet, i try to read one but then woop dee do theres 20 more, i have better things to do than sit there and read that crap for hours on end. If you havent realized by now no matter how many of those things you post noone is being convinced and im sure if you were put into a practical situation you would finally realize that all your theories dont work for jack xxxx. and what the xxxx was that last sentence there?
            Armenia's currency is paper currency, baseless fiat money. You can talk about all the problems you want to fix, but not know that the problem lies int he system itself. The whole world is slave to this system of fiat money, one of the plancks of communism.
            and let me understand htis now, communism is a boardwalk and fiat money is a plank? ok so according to you we should all walk around with bags of pure gold coins?
            Last edited by TJ; 01-11-2004, 11:16 AM.

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              Originally posted by TigranJamharian
              now to you mr anonymouse shut the xxxx up about getting rid of the government already, you make no xxxxin sense and just copy and paste thousands of paragraphs of worthless xxxx off the internet,
              haha, getseh aper jaaaan

              70 years was not communism, bout 5 years was, the rest was stalinism, enger from Sopranos. from now on, i gonna call u junior, were u a real fat xxxx when u were bsdig dgha? then wud be good to call u junior.

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              • #8
                you know what shahumyan i have realized that personally your a pretty cool guy. but your neverending communist propoganda just really gets on my nerves

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                  Originally posted by Shahumyan There is already an anti-corruption assosiation in Armenia, its HQ is near the Hraparak, ironically its probably corrupt

                  Who is going to fire who? those who needd to fire corrupt officials are corrupt themselves, the solution lies at the bottom, and only when there is deemocracy in Armenia will corruption end. Every official should be subjecct to immediate recall, this is only thing that will end corruption.
                  High ranked officials will fire lower ranked officials in order to prove that they are trying to fight corruption, so they can assure that the (potentially) HUGE diasporan investments will not be withdrawn. I'm not talking about sacking the minister of finance here. Baby steps...that might become big.

                  But besides that....I would also agree to tell you to GIVE COMMUNISM UP. Yeghav verchatsav...it's illogical to even think about going back.

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by Anonymouse
                    Armenia's currency is paper currency, baseless fiat money. You can talk about all the problems you want to fix, but not know that the problem lies int he system itself. The whole world is slave to this system of fiat money, one of the plancks of communism.
                    You know, not to sound rude or anything, but I don't care. I mean we can argue time and time again if the whole international market must be brought down along with every government, but I enjoy talking about concrete steps. Fiat money, or monopoly money, I don't care...as long as I know that the money will allow every armenian to put bread on his table. Forget bread, I want them to get the khorovats.

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