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Iraq... an Armenian view.

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  • #111
    Hayere dagavin nooyn hivantootyoone oonin, vor mezi ge badjaré gardzeloo vor ashkharhi polor azkeren, menk yev miayn menk angarogh enk mer hartsere loodzeloo. Sird choonim anklerenov khosil vorovhedev baron ankliatsi-in gardziknere zis chen hedakrkrer..

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    • #112
      Originally posted by Baron Dants
      And Hayq, you will owe us all an apology 20 years from now.
      I wish I could believe this completely... I still fret...

      And how prosperous was Armenia during the soviet union?
      "All I know is I'm not a Marxist." -Karl Marx

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      • #113
        Originally posted by HyeJinx1984
        I wish I could believe this completely... I still fret...
        You fret too much. Might be a good thing, but eh..

        What other countries do you think will be extinct by then?

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        • #114
          Originally posted by Baron Dants
          What other countries do you think will be extinct by then?

          I don't think he has the right to tell...Hayq is some sort of US military artifical intelligence that could predict the future. Each one of his sayings are worth a lot of $$$$

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          • #115
            lol, fine...we'll just wait for Hayq to answer.

            What I'm saying is, while I cans ee factors that can put Armenia at risk, I don't see any logical way of how it could disappear anytime soon. More to do with the Armenian psyche than anything else, I would guess.

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            • #116
              Originally posted by Baron Dants
              What I'm saying is, while I cans ee factors that can put Armenia at risk, I don't see any logical way of how it could disappear anytime soon. More to do with the Armenian psyche than anything else, I would guess.
              Exactly. There are threats to it, but there is no threat short of some sort of international catastrophe that could cause Armenia to disappear. Something like that aside, which no one can predict and so of course it is not being factored in, there is no conceivable reason to predict no Armenia in 20 years. You have still yet to tell us what will replace it anyway, what will Armenia become, since something has to be there if Armenia isn't. Or will it just be some kind of vortex sitting in the middle of the Caucausus?

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              • #117
                It isn't middle age anymore. Quick wars can't bring down a whole nation anymore. We have Nato, the UN (which was great at avoiding war in Iraq ).

                Besides, there was an armenian who said (Dants, maybe you could tell it beter ) something like:

                "Send them into the desert, without bread and water, and then see if they won't sing, dance again and create a new Armenia".....am I right?

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                • #118
                  William Saroyan is the writer. U.N. is bullkaka, but yes, you make a good point.

                  Get over it you pessimists, we're here to stay

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                  • #119
                    Originally posted by Baron Dants
                    William Saroyan is the writer. U.N. is bullkaka, but yes, you make a good point.

                    Get over it you pessimists, we're here to stay

                    eheh, talking to me?

                    The "most intelligent poster" said this to me? wow....

                    Does my fake modesty still has its effect?

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                    • #120
                      lol, I sensed more sarcasm than fake modesty there.

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