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  • TomServo
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    Re: Relocating to Armenia from Arab countries

    Originally posted by Federate View Post
    TomServoooooooooooooo! Welcome back my friend. Long live the Syrian government ! http://forum.hyeclub.com/showthread....rmenian-people
    Hey, Fed! Thanks for the welcome (back). I didn't know al-Assad had visited Armenia! I wonder if Aleppo-native Levon Ter-Petrosian was there to greet him.

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  • Federate
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    Re: Relocating to Armenia from Arab countries

    Originally posted by TomServo View Post
    My father is from there (Aleppo, where there hasn't been much unrest, unless you count pro-Assad rallies). I believe most Armenians (and Christians) support the current regime. I think they (somewhat justifiably) fear the Sunni alternative, LOL.
    TomServoooooooooooooo! Welcome back my friend. Long live the Syrian government ! http://forum.hyeclub.com/showthread....rmenian-people

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  • gegev
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    Re: Relocating to Armenia from Arab countries

    Originally posted by TomServo View Post
    My father is from there (Aleppo, where there hasn't been much unrest, unless you count pro-Assad rallies). I believe most Armenians (and Christians) support the current regime. I think they (somewhat justifiably) fear the Sunni alternative, LOL.
    Whole world, including the developed countries, enter into near to survival/existence level living stage.

    But in the most dangerous situation are Armenians/Christians in almost all Arab countries.

    It does make sense selling all property right now and moving to Armenia/elsewhere, while it’s possible. Otherwise, later on they may lose everything the own and even ...

    I'm sorry to tell this, but in my opinion this is the most critical situation!

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  • TomServo
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    Re: Relocating to Armenia from Arab countries

    Originally posted by gegev View Post
    Any news about the situation the Armenians are in Syria?
    My father is from there (Aleppo, where there hasn't been much unrest, unless you count pro-Assad rallies). I believe most Armenians (and Christians) support the current regime. I think they (somewhat justifiably) fear the Sunni alternative, LOL.

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  • gegev
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    Re: Relocating to Armenia from Arab countries

    Any news about the situation the Armenians are in Syria?

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  • lampron
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    Re: Relocating to Armenia from Arab countries

    Originally posted by Tigranakert View Post
    Western countries are one of the most genocidal, corrupt and criminal countries in the world, whose whole system is based upon imperialism. Who the **** are you to teach us something?

    It was not the Armenian "mafiosi" who impoverished the native population, but largely the geopolitical situation, the genocide, the earthquake, etc. It's a new country and developing, and it's need evolution. Slowly but steadily, especially if higher educated people will get involved in Armenia, things will change for the good. Of course you are against this, as you will never want something good to happen for Armenia.

    Your comment is racist, a huge generalization and anti-Armenian.



    If I want to find an article about corruption in America, The Netherlands, etc, I also can find hundreds of articles. That doesn't mean xxxx. .
    some of what you say is right - the problems are not unique to Armenia, but Armenians have been some of their worst enemies, for a long time

    How many Armenians can Armenia (and Karabakh) attract to settle? 50, 100, 1000?

    That is the test of how much justice there is in Armenia and what the government is doing to
    make it a better place to live

    are Diaspora party leaders and churchmen going there? Of course not!

    They have a comfortable life in the west or (so far) the Middle East. In Armenia they
    would have to struggle - bureaucrats, mafia, and even some hostility and discrimination

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  • lampron
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    Re: Relocating to Armenia from Arab countries

    Originally posted by bell-the-cat View Post
    Those leaving Armenia mince no words when they explain why - it's for
    their children's future. The only concern is making ends meet. Living
    in an alien land, with all the unforeseen dangers this entails, is of
    no consequence to them.

    .
    Africans leaving their countries for Europe and the US probably have similar things to say

    There might be discrimination in the destination countries, but the legal system there works

    Their future is better without question

    In Africa they can suffer abuse and violence by privileged fellow Africans

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  • DogTheCat
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    Re: Relocating to Armenia from Arab countries

    Originally posted by bell-the-cat View Post
    ... Buzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz ...
    Nice Turkish bell-ing. Wait a little bit ... he is trying to "help" Armenians, ...
    Last edited by DogTheCat; 04-24-2011, 07:07 PM.

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  • bell-the-cat
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    Russia Baits the Hook: Armenians Leave for the 'Promised Land'


    hetq
    17:29, 15 April, 2011

    By Tehmineh Yenokyan

    Recently, while riding in a city bus, the following conversation of
    two boys caught my ear.

    Ara, don't you get it? They're giving out Russian citizenship for
    nothing. What are you waiting for? I've already got my documents
    together. Let's get the heck out of this forsaken country together.

    The conversation caught the attention of the others in the bus as
    well, about 15 passengers. At once, they all started to drill the one
    boy with the question - will you tell us where to go?

    You'd think they were talking about how to get to paradise or
    something, but it was just Russia's Migration Agency here in Armenia.
    I decided to check out the office as well. Customer service was
    top-notch; office staff were courteous and attentive.

    Staffers at the office, located at 72 Manoushyan Street, take the time
    to listen to all applicants, reassuring them that by going to Russia a
    bright future awaits them.

    To find out more, I sat in at one of the migration agencies seminars.
    I soon realized that the office needed no additional advertising. The
    person conducting the seminar confessed the same.

    "We run no ads. People find out about us through word of mouth; via
    friends and family," he said, noting the example of the bus encounter.
    Nevertheless, I still asked why they didn't advertise

    "There'd be no one left in Armenia if we advertised," he answered,
    adding that most come voluntarily.

    "We do not force anyone to go. Those who do link their bright future
    only with a powerful country like Russia," said the seminar guy.

    Participating in the program are 30 border districts in Russia and a
    number of selected cities in each. Those making the move are allowed
    to take their family and possessions with them, even the car, to the
    Russian city where they will work.

    Their travel costs are paid and housing awaits them on the other end.
    Those relocating can also obtain permanent citizenship, employment,
    legal and health services and a nice sum of money.

    What else does one need to maintain a family? I asked myself if the
    government of Armenia would ever be able to launch a similar campaign
    to attract Armenians overseas back home.

    While at the office, I found out that some 50-60 Armenian citizens
    apply daily. They all have one aim in mind - to leave Armenia. If, as
    it says on the agency flyers, such a program is of vital strategic
    importance for Russia, populating its border regions with
    professionally prepared Armenians, then the natural question arises,
    what exactly is the benefit for Armenia? Why does official Yerevan
    allow such a government sponsored program to operate here?

    Those leaving Armenia mince no words when they explain why - it's for
    their children's future. The only concern is making ends meet. Living
    in an alien land, with all the unforeseen dangers this entails, is of
    no consequence to them.

    A new twist to the program has been unearthed. If those leaving for
    Russia are granted even temporary residence, they are pressured to
    renounce their Armenian citizenship. Thus, it's safe to say that those
    leaving will never return.

    Russia is investing huge sums to attract and keep the new "arrivals".
    Naturally, these Armenians won't be allowed to leave Russia; at least
    until they pay-back the funds invested in them by Moscow.

    The bigger the family, the bigger the relocation sum received by each.

    Sadly, the prospects that any will return to the motherland grow
    slimmer in proportion.

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  • gegev
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    Re: Relocating to Armenia from Arab countries

    Originally posted by arakeretzig View Post
    As I already mentioned in another thread, there are stories of repatriation, specially from Iraq. I Personally know 2 families that live armenia now dont listen to the haters.
    (also, moderation in this forum sucks, bell-the-cat should be banned)
    Time to build eternal home on the motherland once for centuries to ensure our family/children safety forever.

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