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  • #21
    Re: Armenia for Armenians

    Originally posted by Mos View Post
    I don't insult the freedom fighters who gave their lives. in Karabakh War But I disagree with the ARF politics and am especially annoyed by the ARF diasporans who have screwed up priorities. They don't represent Armenia, they are delusional and think they do. Many of them speak and act like Armenia sent them when in fact they've rarely or never set foot in Armenia.
    With ''Armenian freedom fighters'' I was referring to ASALA members, they should have your respect not your insults. Their actions made the world aware of our forgotten genocide.
    And stop calling them terrorists, their targets were the rats that committed the Armenian genocide, they deserve no mercy, they were/are carrying out the last phase of the genocide and therefore are valid target.

    Originally posted by Mos View Post
    If anybody has the right to represent Armenia's interest in the diaspora it is Eastern Armenians from Armenia. The others are just Armenians from descent.
    This is exactly what I mean, you are the one responsible for the rift between Armenians. I am insulted to hear this. I'm going to ignore it because I want to keep this civil.

    Originally posted by Mos View Post
    Their support of ASALA is just a testament of their extremism and danger, and the scary part is by saying they represent Armenia with their stupid actions their ruin the reputation of Armenia. Lastly, many of these Dashnaks have betrayed their race that they claim to be part of and allied themselves with Muslims.
    The Armenian Diaspora (eastern and western Armenians) does represents Republic of Armenia whether you like it or not. Lastly no one betrayed their race, it was probably necessary to use the muslims to reach their goal, I see no betrayal just improvise.

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    • #22
      Re: Armenia for Armenians

      Originally posted by Mos View Post
      I heard when the talks to open the borders were at their highest, Turkish businessmen in excess were coming to Yerevan, and all the Armenian girls were trying throwing themselves to them. Just because they were businessman with money.

      There is no doubt that when borders are opened and diplomatic relations established, Turkish businessmen will come to Armenia, buying Armenian businesses and bringing in investment, as they have done in many other republics. Few may settle or marry but Armenia's economy may start depending on Turkey.

      What will Armenians do then?

      300 years ago Armenians were seen as cutting-edge traders going around the world from Amsterdam to Singapore in search of opportunities. The Turks were seen as a fierce, warlike people who were not interested in trade, art, literature etc

      Turkish businessmen are poised to penetrate Armenia. Where are the diaspora businessmen?

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      • #23
        Re: Armenia for Armenians

        Originally posted by Mos View Post
        If anybody has the right to represent Armenia's interest in the diaspora it is Eastern Armenians from Armenia. The others are just Armenians from descent.
        that's a truely idiotic statement. Let's see how long Armenia's economy and future projects will last without diaspora (of which a large number of them are western armenians), not to mention you can kiss USA's aid good bye.
        Just the other day, a new cardiology center was opened in Syunik, which will not only serve south Armenia but Artsakh too, and guess who financed and helped build and train the personnel? French-Armenians.

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        • #24
          Re: Armenia for Armenians

          Originally posted by Mos View Post
          Dashnaks did support ASALA, and Western Armenians alike, mostly through financial means, and they also aligned themselves with Palestinian organizations. Congratulations Akpars you supported terrorists...
          Congratulations “Akhpers” you made an arss of yourself.

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          • #25
            Re: Armenia for Armenians

            Originally posted by arakeretzig View Post
            Let's see how long Armenia's economy and future projects will last without diaspora (of which a large number of them are western armenians), not to mention you can kiss USA's aid good bye.
            When it comes to the welfare and security of Armenia there is no eastern or western Armenians.
            Armenians generally help because of their love and their “duty” towards the Fatherland as well as their kith and kin.

            Lets not fall in the trap Mos's provocation.
            From his postings I have my doubts whether he is Armenian at all or has Armenia’s interests at heart.


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            Last edited by londontsi; 11-06-2010, 01:48 PM.
            Politics is not about the pursuit of morality nor what's right or wrong
            Its about self interest at personal and national level often at odds with the above.
            Great politicians pursue the National interest and small politicians personal interests

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            • #26
              Re: Armenia for Armenians

              Originally posted by Mos View Post
              yes, and many people here will support that. Heck they will support the Islamization of Armenia just so they can be closer to their Iranian "brothers"

              Over my dead body will Armenia become such a place. We're the first Christian people and nation, and for most of our history have fought such Muslim invaders as they tried to exterminate us.

              I want Armenia to remain, Christian, and free.
              I think that Armenia should promote cultural exchanges with a view of attracting far more tourists from both Europe and Russia.

              Armenian shouldnt open it's hostile borders for anything other than freight and I don't think that the Iranians are people, that Armenians should become overly embroiled with.

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              • #27
                Re: Armenia for Armenians

                Let me clarify, first of all.

                -My opposition is to Dashnak politics and their counterparts who make up a minority in the Armenian government. Many people in Armenia are anti-Dashnak politics and this doesn't make them an enemy.

                -My opposition to certain dashnak elements in the Armenian diaspora.

                -I recognize the help that dashnaks have provided to Armenia, especially during Karabakh war, but I still reserve the right to criticize them for other actions that they've done.

                -ASALA hurt us badly, there's no excuse in supporting them and it's a real shame that people calling themselves Armenians resorted to such brutal terrorism

                -Genocide recognition is important to us, but it should be done in a civilized manner, not done by smear campaigns or bloodhunts. Turkey needs to come to terms with its past and recognize that it has built a whole identity based on lies. But in addition to this, sooner or later we will have to establish normal contact with Turks as they are not going anywhere and we need a stable region.

                -There is a rift between Western and Eastern Armenians, like it or not. The biggest difference is the Soviet mentality and culture which is well existent in Eastern Armenians who identify themselves with post-Soviet people more than anybody else, while for Westerns they identify themselves more with middle east and Muslims. I can attest to this rift, in how natives Armenians in Armenia interact with Western Armenians and I must say the relationship is rather cold, and they don't seem to be part of the same group just from viewing their relationships.

                -I recognize the goods things the Diaspora does for Armenia, after all almost every family in Armenia has a family member in the diaspora. Without diaspora, Armenia would be in much worse situation. Remember, Dashnaks =/= Diaspora.

                -I am an Armenian who cares about the development and survival of a strong Armenia and I believe without a meaningful connection to the motherland, it is very hard to speak for all Armenians. I won't generalise, but I will say there are Armenians who never set foot in Armenia, or know very little, and speak as if they can speak for all of Armenians. Are they familiar with the Soviet mentality and cultural situation of Armenia, and rest of Armenians? This is very important.

                and finally, the point of this thread is not about dashnaks or western armenians, but about the demographic situation of Armenia and the threat of an influx of immigrant from Iran and other similar countries.
                Last edited by Mos; 11-06-2010, 05:36 PM.
                Մեկ Ազգ, Մեկ Մշակույթ
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                "Western Assimilation is the greatest threat to the Armenian nation since the Armenian Genocide."

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                • #28
                  Re: Armenia for Armenians

                  Perhaps the Armenian Church should make conversion to Christianity mandatory in Armenia for foreigners who marry Armenians. Or do some kind of accord with Islamic leaders in Iran... The Armenian Church has the added benefit of being its own Church so it should use that to its advantage and that of its people.

                  If the Armenian community of Iran was able to coexist with Iranians for hundreds of years, I think that Armenia itself shouldn't have a big problem.

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                  • #29
                    Re: Armenia for Armenians

                    Originally posted by Davo88 View Post
                    Perhaps the Armenian Church should make conversion to Christianity mandatory in Armenia for foreigners who marry Armenians. Or do some kind of accord with Islamic leaders in Iran... The Armenian Church has the added benefit of being its own Church so it should use that to its advantage and that of its people.

                    If the Armenian community of Iran was able to coexist with Iranians for hundreds of years, I think that Armenia itself shouldn't have a big problem.
                    Jews have lived in Iran for well over a thousand years; yet the Jews certainly aren't inviting Iranians to come and live in Israel.

                    You can forget about reasoning with those people. Armenia isn't Iran and the Iranians are fully intent on taking over Armenia and coverting it's people to Islam.

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                    • #30
                      Re: Armenia for Armenians

                      The big persian boogyman is coming for you. resistance is futile.

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