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  • #421
    Re: Bashar al-Assad, Syria and the Armenian people

    Armenians in America and Canada had the unique advantage of coming from the region, of understanding the region, and being from an historically Christian nation (and a still Christian community as far as Syrian Armenians). That would have given them a voice far louder than the Islamists and would have embarassed most of the neocons and the j e ws into silence. But you blew it. Just like you blew it with Iraq. The end result will probably be the extinction of Syrian Armenian community, in the same manner as the Iraqi Armenian community was destroyed
    Perhaps you have gotten a transmuted forum of Armenian Disease?...LOL

    Do Armenians have the Senators in their pockets? Do Armenians make the policies of the USA and England to the point of killing their own people? Do they control Hollywood and all the press? Yet they are guilty of not having subverted power to prevent the tragedy! So lets do what we call in the West "Blaming the Victim"

    Ok Thanks again for nothing Bell, for blaming us for something we had no notion or power to control yet trapped and getting our people killed. This is not enough blood letting for you, you must take the extra moment to dig deep with your proverbial screwdriver and dig into the aorta of ones heart and blame the suffering. Perhaps you get some sort of sadistic joy from this?

    Oh and the best part, we blew it in Iraq...LOL!!!!

    Yes it was all you Armenians that did Iraq not the J ew but us! We did Iraq...LOL!!!!

    Come off your Sh!t horse I will not allow you to ride it no more!
    Last edited by Vahram; 01-29-2013, 07:19 PM.

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    • #422
      Re: Bashar al-Assad, Syria and the Armenian people

      In post number 419 br Vahram --- ( paraphrase ) Armenia has one of the very few MORAL lobbies in DC .
      The word I'm getting from the perennial walkers of the halls of congress ( US ) is that's true and the Armenian lobby actually has more respect for their decent behavior .
      I have checked and rechecked and those in the " know " continually confirm the integrity and decency of the Armenians .
      Also I have to agree with Vahram again on the --- $2 & running on fumes --- comment .
      All things considered they have done an amazing accomplishment for a people who went through 600 years off --- and a genocide and a Russian occupation and a world that wants to be a buddies with kurdurks .
      Honestly
      Artashes

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      • #423
        Re: Bashar al-Assad, Syria and the Armenian people

        The word I'm getting from the perennial walkers of the halls of congress ( US ) is that's true and the Armenian lobby actually has more respect for their decent behavior .
        I have checked and rechecked and those in the " know " continually confirm the integrity and decency of the Armenians .
        This is who we are, this is what we stand for, and for $2 dollars we have this much respect? Honesty never lost it's value contrary to what Bell has been telling some of you!

        Batchignair Artashes!

        Getze Hayastan!
        Last edited by Vahram; 01-29-2013, 08:22 PM.

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        • #424
          Re: Bashar al-Assad, Syria and the Armenian people

          General update on Armenians in Syria:

          - Aleppo's Armenian populated districts have been calm for months now and all of them remain under government control. Midan district (80% Armenian) remains at the front line that separates government controlled districts with rebel controlled ones.

          - About 10 Armenians are currently missing or kidnapped with some requiring a ransom for release. The latest Armenian to be kidnapped was a middle aged man in eastern Damascus just last week.

          - Armenian village of Kesab remains under government control but has seen clashes. The village's Alawite minority have formed militias to defend it. Not sure if Armenians are participating though it is highly likely they are.

          - Armenian village of Yacoubiyah came under FSA control yesterday amid clashes. The church was sacked but no word on whether any civilians were harmed.

          - The Armenian community maintains a positive neutrality stance with regards to the conflict while most Armenians remain privately pro-government. Many Armenian youth are guarding their own neighbourhoods as volunteers.
          Azerbaboon: 9.000 Google hits and counting!

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          • #425
            Re: Bashar al-Assad, Syria and the Armenian people

            Hey Vahram i think you been smoking the bad stuff man cause your perceptions are way off. I didn't even mention Armenian let alone bash it. The armenian lobby takes your money puts it in the pockets of people who make this world a shyyty place. I see it all the time we funded Karl Levine here in Detroit for decades and all he does is support all the things that hurt armenians and armenia. That is just one example and there are hundereds of such examples. Forget about middle east communities and focus on Armenia you say? Ok well what is being done to focus on Armenia? For years i have been writing in this forum that we need to stop waisting money on polititions and start a program that helps armenian young men and women go visit Armenia to establish a bond with their land and a relationship with their people but hey the diaspora is paying for the senetors summer home so the kids will have to not go to Armenia. I see middle east armenians spending thousends of dollars more to go arab countries countless times but they have never set foot in Armenia. Armenian hayday you say? Like when the hell did this happen? The Armenian hayday will come if we Armenians will get our heads out of hairy arsses and plan for a future as a nation instead of cheking out who is wearing what in church.
            Hayastan or Bust.

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            • #426
              Re: Bashar al-Assad, Syria and the Armenian people

              ARMENIAN KIDNAPPED IN DAMASCUS SET FREE

              10:42, 30 January, 2013

              YEREVAN, JANAURY 30, ARMENPRESS. Our compatriot Nazareth Charkyan, who
              had been kidnapped days ago in Damascus, was set free. Our compatriot
              living in Damascus Nazareth Elmajyan informed "Armenpress" about this.

              In addition he stated that he has been released after paying the
              ransom. The amount of ransom has not been clarified yet, it has only
              been declared that the ransom paid did not match the demanded amount
              of USD 500 thousand.

              Previously on January 23 it was stated that unknown armed men kidnapped
              Armenian from Damascus Nazareth Charkyan right from his workplace and
              demanded LS 50 million, which equals approximately to USD 500 thousand.

              General situation in capital Damascus is calm; clashes flare up in the
              villages nearby. Syrian SANA agency states that the governmental forces
              destroyed vehicles belonging to the rebels, which were exploited to
              transport arms. A number of armed rebels have been killed and wounded
              in Duma village. Their weaponry has been confiscated.

              In accordance with the UN data clashes lasting about 22 months in
              Syria caused death of over 60 thousand people, including more than
              four dozens Armenians.
              Hayastan or Bust.

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              • #427
                Re: Bashar al-Assad, Syria and the Armenian people

                80 Bodies Found Shot, Bound in Syrian City of Aleppo








                The bodies of at least 80 people have been found in the besieged Syrian city of Aleppo, each with their hands bound and gunshot wounds to the head. Amateur video shows the dead corpses laid out after being collected from a bank on the river. Most of the victims appeared to be young men, possibly in their teens.
                Hayastan or Bust.

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                • #428
                  Re: Bashar al-Assad, Syria and the Armenian people

                  Israel just attacked two sites in Syria, one of them near Damascus (a research center).
                  Azerbaboon: 9.000 Google hits and counting!

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                  • #429
                    Re: Bashar al-Assad, Syria and the Armenian people

                    Originally posted by Federate View Post
                    Israel just attacked two sites in Syria, one of them near Damascus (a research center).
                    Israel wants Assad out, because they want a Jordan like government in Syria that will pander to the Turks/Saudis. Israel is doing everything to weaken Iran's influence.
                    Մեկ Ազգ, Մեկ Մշակույթ
                    ---
                    "Western Assimilation is the greatest threat to the Armenian nation since the Armenian Genocide."

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                    • #430
                      Re: Bashar al-Assad, Syria and the Armenian people

                      Do we have WW3 inc?
                      Hayastan or Bust.

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