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  • #381
    Re: Presidential elections 2008 in Armenia

    LTP and his scumbags are VERY lucky that Robert Kocharyan is a wise leader, a just man and a real patriot, because if Kocharyan's thinking was on the same level as LTP's then ALL of these traitors would have faced MUCH harsher punishments. LTP and his scumbags should go and pray for Robert's health and well being!

    I wish I come across those sons of xxxxxes who are calling Kocharyan, Sargsyan and other natives of Artsakh - "turk" and other derogative names. I swear I want to smash their fuken faces and cut their fuken thongs because I just had enough of these anti-Karabakhtsi hysteria in Yerevan, I had enough of these stupid and arrogant idiots who have absolutely no fuken idea whatsoever about the work both Kocharyan and Sargsyan have done, doing and will continue to do for the benefit of our state, the Republic of Armenia, in general and for the benefit of our Defense Forces, our Army, in particular. I'd like to hope that in the future the truth will be made public, for example in the form of a book about Robert Kocharyan and his achievements for our country.

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    • #382
      Re: Presidential elections 2008 in Armenia

      As I observe from the wayside, I must say, anyone who does not think that there was some funny business that occurred during the elections is serious deluded.
      Achkerov kute.

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      • #383
        Re: Presidential elections 2008 in Armenia

        Anonymouse for president!

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        • #384
          Re: Presidential elections 2008 in Armenia

          Originally posted by Anonymouse View Post
          As I observe from the wayside, I must say, anyone who does not think that there was some funny business that occurred during the elections is serious deluded.

          Of course, but they were no where as bad as the elections of 1996 or 2003, and things should not have been carried this far by the opposition. The tool who led these clowns was a tool of various interests and their agent provocateurs.
          Last edited by Armanen; 03-02-2008, 06:43 AM.
          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.



          http://www.armenianhighland.com/main.html

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          • #385
            Re: Presidential elections 2008 in Armenia

            Armenia is a fascist dictatorship and ruled by traitors who shot Armenian people just as the Azerbaijanis and Turks would do. And that says a lot.

            And today we also saw the main difference between Ter Petrosyan and the current thugs. The difference is that Ter Petrosyan handed the power down when the people were against him while the current thugs wont because all they care about is power and $$$.

            They are finished. That's for sure. Whoever shoots Armenian people will be dealt accordingly.

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            • #386
              Re: Presidential elections 2008 in Armenia

              Originally posted by Կարմիր Բ View Post
              Armenia is a fascist dictatorship and ruled by traitors who shot Armenian people just as the Azerbaijanis and Turks would do. And that says a lot.

              And today we also saw the main difference between Ter Petrosyan and the current thugs. The difference is that Ter Petrosyan handed the power down when the people were against him while the current thugs wont because all they care about is power and $$$.

              They are finished. That's for sure. Whoever shoots Armenian people will be dealt accordingly.
              Have you seen wath the followzeq of Levon did you Yerevan, the stores they robed. They ere acting like criminals and are now treated like criminals.

              Today when I saw the city I was wondering where the army was to protect the city against those savages. And Robert should have acted sooner

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              • #387
                Re: Presidential elections 2008 in Armenia

                Originally posted by Կարմիր Բ View Post
                while the current thugs wont
                Do you or your Levin have proofs you won?

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                • #388
                  Re: Presidential elections 2008 in Armenia

                  I am not a big fan of the current administration. Except when it comes on choosing from the candidates I would prefer a turk than a filth like this Levin.
                  I think Armenia should temporarily let a western business person like Krikorian run the country for a decade. I like Vartan Oskanian he should have been the President.
                  Last edited by Azad; 03-02-2008, 07:58 AM.

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                  • #389
                    Re: Presidential elections 2008 in Armenia

                    Originally posted by Anonymouse View Post
                    As I observe from the wayside, I must say, anyone who does not think that there was some funny business that occurred during the elections is serious deluded.
                    I don't think anything like that that occurred, "international observers regarded the election as 'generally democratic'", so, I do not believe any "funny business occurred", furthermore, as my earlier post highlighted the fact that Armenia, relative to its neighbors (including Turkey), is infinitly more democratic, tells you a lot about the motive behind LTP. I just want to extend this question to everyone, do you not find it strange that the very same entities that are spewing out acccusations of "unfair elections", are the very same entities that have yet to judge and evaluate the measure of democracy in Georgia, Turkey, and Azerbaijan? I don't know, for a "secular Islamic state", Turkey is fairly undemocratic when it has a legislation like Article 301. Is George "democratic" when it denies Armenians there basic human rights? Furthermore, how democratic is Azerbaijan? A state that has yet to switch presidents and a president who was "incidently" the son of the previous leader, so, really, how democratic are our neighbors?

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                    • #390
                      Re: Presidential elections 2008 in Armenia

                      Originally posted by Կարմիր Բ View Post
                      They are finished. That's for sure. Whoever shoots Armenian people will be dealt accordingly.

                      I really felt bad when I heard the news, though we don't know exactly who were killed but if there were the troublesome crowds who were looting the city then I don't care but there is clearly a bunch of innocent, parz, anteghyak yev miamit joghovurt amongst them who may not even be supporting Levon but are there to just protest for the 'betterment' of their living conditions and were involved in the incidents unwittingly. If any of those people were hurt then it's regrettable and I pity them.

                      Originally posted by Azad View Post
                      I think Armenia should temporarily let a western business person like Krikorian run the country for a decade. I like Vartan Oskanian he should have been the President.

                      I always had him in mind as well, but wouldn't he be a bit soft and mild for a president, I wonder?? Also, a 'corrupt' politician such as Serge Sarkissian hardly won the elections, how could he ( Oskanian) stand up to a criminal clown who had a considerable following in the country??
                      Last edited by Lucin; 03-02-2008, 09:00 AM.

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