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  • Re: Dashnaktsutyun - Armenian Revolutionary Federation

    Originally posted by TomServo View Post
    Everyone wants to leave. Even some government officials have left. Did you leave?
    As usual, you are full of kaka. No, "everyone" does not want to leave. Most that wanted to already left during the the chaos of the 90s. That is not the case anymore, although there are still a lot of people that want to leave for economic reasons. Nevertheless, the mass exodus has stopped. As the economy improves there will be less Armenians seeking to leave and more Armenians seeking to return.

    Isn't this what LTP did in the mid-90's? But that wasn't the people, I guess?
    The main point little individuals like you would never understand is - national interests. F*** the presidency, f*** the ARF, f*** the people, its all about the - interests/survival of the Armenian state. The Armenian Republic has a clearly defined set of national interests:

    Integrity of Armenia's current borders

    Protection/annexation of Artsakh

    Claims on historic Armenian lands in Nakhijevan, Javakhq and Western Armenia

    Genocide recognition

    Up holding of Armenia's strategic alliance with the Russian Federation

    Up holding of Armenia's important relations with Iran


    Fundamentally speaking, this is it - nothing more, nothing less. So, if anyone tampers with the above, be it a president, an organization, or the "people" - they should be dealt with harshly. As such, Armenia needs to organize its internal security services to uphold the national interests of the state regardless of who is in power and regardless of what the "people" want.

    Understand, Tommy dearest?
    Մեր ժողովուրդն արանց հայրենասիրութեան այն է, ինչ որ մի մարմին' առանց հոգու:

    Նժդեհ


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    • Re: Dashnaktsutyun - Armenian Revolutionary Federation

      Originally posted by Armenian View Post
      As usual, you are full of kaka.
      They say that what we are, and our function in life, influence and determine what we (can) see; for instance, a toilet bin sees us "usually, full of..."




      Originally posted by Armenian View Post
      So, if anyone tampers with the above, be it a president, an organization, or the "people" - they should be dealt with harshly. As such, Armenia needs to organize its internal security services to uphold the national interests of the state regardless of who is in power and regardless of what the "people" want.
      And the skinhead awakens!!!!




      Originally posted by Armenian View Post
      Understand, Tommy dearest?
      Lav mdig @rir, dghas??? Hasg@tsar @sadz@s???? Dagavin mantch [y]es, medzeroun khosk@ bedk eh m@dig @nes! (sic)
      Last edited by Siamanto; 06-07-2008, 03:59 PM.
      What if I find someone else when looking for you? My soul shivers as the idea invades my mind.

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      • Re: Dashnaktsutyun - Armenian Revolutionary Federation

        Originally posted by Armenian View Post
        No, "everyone" does not want to leave. Most that wanted to already left during the the chaos of the 90s. That is not the case anymore, although there are still a lot of people that want to leave for economic reasons. Nevertheless, the mass exodus has stopped.
        Actually, you're right. Not everyone in the country wants to leave, but most do.

        As the economy improves there will be less Armenians seeking to leave and more Armenians seeking to return.
        Let's hope that doesn't include those darn diasporans, who speak that strange dialect, and have very burdensome demands, such as requesting citizenship and insisting on genocide recognition.

        The main point little individuals like you would never understand is - national interests. F*** the presidency, f*** the ARF, f*** the people, its all about the - interests/survival of the Armenian state. The Armenian Republic has a clearly defined set of national interests:
        All of those interests correspond to the ARF as well, except perhaps for the latter two.

        If the state survives in the form of an oligarchy with corruptsia left and right, then fuck the state. When I was in Ashtarak, I saw an officer beat a "little individual" (8-10 year old) for money. If that's the state people have to put up with, then I'm not surprised that so many have left, want to leave, and not return.
        Last edited by TomServo; 06-07-2008, 02:19 PM.

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        • Re: Dashnaktsutyun - Armenian Revolutionary Federation

          When I was in Ashtarak, I saw an officer beat a "little individual" (8-10 year old) for money. If that's the state people have to put up with, then I'm not surprised that so many have left, want to leave, and not return.
          You've completely missed the main points he posted, didn't you?

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          • Re: Dashnaktsutyun - Armenian Revolutionary Federation

            Originally posted by skhara View Post
            You've completely missed the main points he posted, didn't you?
            Not at all.

            Unless you mean to say that we should overlook the beating of children by corrupt officers, because to question such a thing would not be in the interest of the state?

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            • Re: Dashnaktsutyun - Armenian Revolutionary Federation

              Originally posted by TomServo View Post
              Not at all.

              Unless you mean to say that we should overlook the beating of children by corrupt officers, because to question such a thing would not be in the interest of the state?
              It is an under the skin getting irritant to even be answering this.

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              • Re: Dashnaktsutyun - Armenian Revolutionary Federation

                Originally posted by skhara View Post
                It is an under the skin getting irritant to even be answering this.

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                • Re: Dashnaktsutyun - Armenian Revolutionary Federation

                  Originally posted by TomServo View Post
                  Unless you mean to say that we should overlook the beating of children by corrupt officers, because to question such a thing would not be in the interest of the state?
                  First, I don't know what happened between the child and the Police officers. You don't either. Could it have occurred the way you described it? Yes, it could. But such types of social disorders exist in all nations, more so in nations going through severe economic times. At this point, however, all we have is a "story" by you. And stories coming from diasporans like you I simply take to the toilet room.

                  Second, social malaise occur in nations suffering from severe socio-economic distress - like all former Soviet republics. Relatively speaking, Armenia has lived through the worst sociopolitical/socioeconomic conditions than all the rest of the former Soviet republics, and yet Armenia is perhaps doing better than them all. Relatively speaking. Instead of seeing the big picture regarding Armenia, which is encouraging and good, you as a typical shallow/superficial diasporan choose instead to see the negative and bad.

                  Third, it is shallow, conditional and irrational diasporans like you that the Armenian nation can and should do without.

                  Originally posted by TomServo View Post
                  All of those interests correspond to the ARF as well, except perhaps for the latter two.
                  You are right. There are high level ARF-ers who are unhappy with the close relations Armenia has with Russia. This, in my opinion, immediately disqualifies the ARF from hold top office in the Armenian Republic. Like I keep saying - national interests.

                  If the state survives in the form of an oligarchy with corruptsia left and right, then fuck the state.
                  That fact of the matter is, all nations have been built upon "Oligarchies" and corruption. George Washington was an Oligarch as well as a terrorist. You, Tommy dearest, are living an American Dream that was created by genocide, mass slavery, and severe corruption.

                  I suggest you grow the xxxx up.
                  Last edited by Armenian; 06-07-2008, 08:25 PM.
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                  Նժդեհ


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                  • Re: Dashnaktsutyun - Armenian Revolutionary Federation

                    Criticize today and be prepared to sift through pages of vitriol tomorrow...

                    Originally posted by Armenian View Post
                    First, I don't know what happened between the child and the Police officers. You don't either. Could it have occurred the way you described it? Yes, it could. But such types of social disorders exist in all nations, more so in nations going through severe economic times. At this point, however, all we have is a "story" by you.
                    Your fanatical attachment and defense of the regime will not allow you to believe anything that might contradict what comes out of their asses. When you were confronted with videos of protesters being beat and killed in Yerevan, you said they should have been dealt with harshly and got what they deserved. When Hetq ran that story about Armen from Shushi, you began fearmongering by referring to him as Jewish. But Turks do this as well, so I guess it might be okay?

                    And stories coming from diasporans like you I simply take to the toilet room.
                    Being a yes man doesn't make you a native. You're a diasporan as well. Like Sefilian, like me.

                    Instead of seeing the big picture regarding Armenia, which is encouraging and good, you as a typical shallow/superficial diasporan choose in stead to see the negative and bad.
                    I saw what I saw.

                    it is shallow, conditional and irrational diasporans like you that the Armenian nation can and should do without.
                    I believe that nations transcend boundaries, so if that's the way the regime in the Republic of Armenia feels about diasporans like me, then good riddance to the "state."

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                    • Re: Dashnaktsutyun - Armenian Revolutionary Federation

                      Originally posted by TomServo View Post
                      Your fanatical attachment and defense of the regime will not allow you to believe anything that might contradict what comes out of their asses.
                      I fanatically defend Armenia's national interests, objectivity and rational.

                      When you were confronted with videos of protesters being beat and killed in Yerevan, you said they should have been dealt with harshly and got what they deserved.
                      I still say many-many more of the rioters and looters should have been shot. And their organizers hung in public.

                      When Hetq ran that story about Armen from Shushi, you began fearmongering by referring to him as Jewish. But Turks do this as well, so I guess it might be okay?
                      The fundamental issue here is that I know who that half-Jew problematic character "Armen" is through diasporans that have met him and worked with him. You, on the other hand, as a typical shallow/ignorant diasporan, only know of him through western funded websites.

                      Tommy dearest, let's face it; your whole problem/issue here is me and my rhetoric. You and several others here have some form of a sick/twisted obsession with me, a condition that only a psychotherapist can diagnose. As a result, objectivity, balance, rational, decency, the common good, the big picture, etc, does not and will not interest you and others like you.

                      Your problem is me
                      Մեր ժողովուրդն արանց հայրենասիրութեան այն է, ինչ որ մի մարմին' առանց հոգու:

                      Նժդեհ


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