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Re: Bashar al-Assad, Syria and the Armenian people
Where there's smoke... 
Originally posted by Vahram
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Re: Bashar al-Assad, Syria and the Armenian people
They are still working together, this was all a smoke screen. Think about it hand in hand they work in Sooria, and they pertend to be against each other in Cyprus. They both are expanding in lockstep. Remember this friendship goes back a long ways. When the toorks were killing Armenians, Arabs, Greeks, you name it the left the Heria alone. And to think now they are against each other? This was a joke from the start!Comment
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Re: Bashar al-Assad, Syria and the Armenian people
Either you have no clue about what the powerful in America think and how they act, or (as I have often suspected of you) you secret aims are pro-Israel. America's ruling elites never forget (thought the remembering rarely comes with an inconvenient hindsight) and never forgive.Originally posted by Mos View PostLast edited by bell-the-cat; 02-19-2012, 06:00 PM.Plenipotentiary meow!Comment
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Re: Bashar al-Assad, Syria and the Armenian people
You are as pathetic as usual. Nothing but the coward's whine whine whine.Originally posted by Armanen View PostArmenians commentary on this article about Armenians in Syria
Washington's operatives within Armenian society don't just spread disinformation about Armenia, they also do the same with targeted nations that host large Armenian populations such as Syria, Iran and Russia. Read the latest work of one of Washington's newest/youngest street whorxs working within the American-Armenian news media. Assistant editor-in-chief of the ARF's Armenian Weekly, Nanore Barsoumian, who normally spend her time digging up dirt on Armenia, has just put out her newest disinformation; this time against Syria.
I'll repost here what I posted on the article's comments section.
Such a lot of pointless "by-Armenians-for-Armenians" talk. The Armenian community in Syria is facing the same extinction that befell that of Iraq, and you ALL seem quite happy to stand on the sidelines and let it happen! Armenians in Syria can do nothing to stop the schemes of the malevolent forces in America and Britain. However, you people could, if, for once in your lives, you would get off your fat arses and try some external action rather than just internal talk.
When Georgia’s armed forces were trying to eliminate south Ossetia, what silenced a US media in full, rabid, propaganda mode? Just one young woman, a US citizen who had been in Ossetia and who pointed out on national TV that she had been saved from Georgian missiles by the Russians. One truthful account brought down the US’s house-of-cards lies. You people are in the position to do the same, to oppose the warmongering propaganda inside the countries where it is being produced.Last edited by bell-the-cat; 02-19-2012, 06:02 PM.Plenipotentiary meow!Comment
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Re: Bashar al-Assad, Syria and the Armenian people
Originally posted by bell-the-cat View Post
Eat s*it! Worry about your own crack infested country.For the first time in more than 600 years, Armenia is free and independent, and we are therefore obligated
to place our national interests ahead of our personal gains or aspirations.
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Re: Bashar al-Assad, Syria and the Armenian people
I agree, the Turks and Joozs have long been in alliance against Christians. The Joozs are racial supremacist, who promote 'multiculturalism' and immigration in European Christian states. Whilst ethnically cleansing the poor Palestinians.Originally posted by Vahram View Post
Israel upholds citizenship bar for Palestinian spouses
The law is thought to have prevented thousands of Palestinians from living with their Israeli spouses
Israel's Supreme Court has upheld a law banning Palestinians who marry Israelis from gaining Israeli citizenship. Civil rights groups had petitioned the court to overturn the law, saying it was unconstitutional.
"Human rights do not prescribe national suicide," Judge Asher Grunis wrote in the judgement. The law was introduced in 2003, with its backers citing security concerns and the need to ensure Israel remains a xxxish-majority state. Human rights activists and Arab politicians condemned the court's decision. The court "had failed the test of justice", said Arab-Israeli MP Jamal Zahalka of the Balad party.
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Re: Bashar al-Assad, Syria and the Armenian people
More accurately it's Turkish secularists and Zionists that are aligned. Unfortunate thing is that some Christians in Europe/US lend their support to Zionists.Originally posted by retro View PostՄեկ Ազգ, Մեկ Մշակույթ
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"Western Assimilation is the greatest threat to the Armenian nation since the Armenian Genocide."Comment
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Re: Bashar al-Assad, Syria and the Armenian people
"More accurately it's Turkish secularists and Zionists that are aligned. Unfortunate thing is that some Christians in Europe/US lend their support to Zionists. "
First they have been friends long before toorkia became so called "secularists"
Second I agree with the second part about Christians supporting the Zionists. However this is new, last 70 years or so at best. Before Christian support all we have is the toorks again!Comment
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Re: Bashar al-Assad, Syria and the Armenian people
Wag the dog: How to cook-up Syrian drama
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Published: 14 March, 2012, 20:52
Some mainstream news channels have been recently caught carrying dubious footage from Syria. It fuels the debate over media's role in legitimizing possible military intervention in the country.
x‘Danny’ is a Syrian opposition activist who reports from Homs for CNN, BBC, Al Jazeera and Al Arabiya. He is attached to the opposition movement and regularly calls for military invasion of Syria. He's identified as Danny Abdul Dayem, a 22-year-old British citizen of Syrian origin.
In a video leaked online, Danny appears to be falsifying a video broadcast for CNN. Prior to going on air, he requests colleagues to fire weapons to dramatize his Live report with Anderson Cooper. Though he denied any wrongdoings in an interview to CNN after the video went viral, his reliability as a verified news source was called into question.
Danny is far from being a lone soldier in an increasingly dirty information war. Investigative journalist Rafik Lotf has spent months looking at the background to footage that has helped shaped global opinion on the conflict. He told RT that Al Jazeera is involved in video fabrication to discredit the Syrian regime and cites a video described by Al Jazeera as proof Syrian Govt forces had bombed an oil pipeline.
“I know this video is on the Al Jazeera server. It is clear it is not an explosion but they ignore that and keep on reporting on the way they need to see it,” he said.
It is even thought that the clip may have been staged by rebels who blew up the pipeline themselves, as alleged on Infowars.com.
xDark turns in Syria’s blame game
xAll Journalists admit that verifying footage on the ground in Syria is difficult, nigh on impossible.
Most recently shocking footage emerged of some 47 bodies, including women and children found with their throats slit, bearing stab wounds and signs of rape. The opposition called for a UNSC emergency meeting on 'the massacre’.
Assad’s government, in turn, announced that ‘terrorist gangs’ killed those in the video and claimed Homs’ residents recognized relatives among the dead, who had been previously kidnapped by the Syrian rebels.
As the mutual blame game spirals downwards and civilian suffering continues, the recent resignations of key Al Jazeera journalists may serve as a clear indicator – that some mainstream Syria conflict coverage is far from objective.
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Re: Bashar al-Assad, Syria and the Armenian people
Here is the staged video the RT report that Mher posted is talking about:
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