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Levon Ter Petrossian's candidacy for Arm. Pres.

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  • Levon Ter Petrossian's candidacy for Arm. Pres.

    Normally I don't do this and I realize that this topic is mostly unrelated to the Armenian Genocide but I feel I must express my anger and hatred toward the waste of a carbon life form known as "Levon Ter Petrossian". He is making a big mistake re-entering Armenian politics and I sincerely hope he crawls back under his rock or wherever else he has been hiding since the Fall of '97. Armenians would be suicidal to vote for him. His regime makes the current look like kindergarten teachers.

    BTW, if I ever see that criminal hood Vano Siradeghian (LTP's former goon-in-charge) in public...let's just say we are going to have a serious disagreement. I would like just 5 minutes in the cage with that murderous scum.

    Before any of you make assumptions, I must tell you that I am not a member of the Dashnaktsutiun nor do I claim to know whats necessarily right for Armenia, but I can tell you what certainly is wrong, and that is Ter Petrossian.

    Maybe he and Tansu Ciller can run away together and make demonic babies.
    General Antranik (1865-1927): “I am not a nationalist. I recognize only one nation, the nation of the oppressed.”

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    Wow Joseph - pretty harsh (for you).

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    • #3
      Forget Metsamor, hook the power grid up to Joseph's ear lobes and give him a picture of Levon Ter Petrosyan...

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      • #4
        I'm normally mild mannered and I do not get that upset by denialists, Turks, etc. because I normally expect their bullsh*t and have seen and heard it all but traitors are another story. LTP not only tried to sell-out the Armenians in Artsakh, he also almost lost the war through his meddling (I will explain later) and he was/is more corrupt than the current regime which as you can imagine, would make Armenian a full-fledged cleptocracy.

        I always maintained during the 90's that you could switch things around and made Aliyev the leader of Armenia, LTP the leader of Georgia, and Shervardnadze the leader of Azerbaijan and it would not have mattered.
        General Antranik (1865-1927): “I am not a nationalist. I recognize only one nation, the nation of the oppressed.”

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        • #5
          Originally posted by Joseph View Post
          . LTP not only tried to sell-out the Armenians in Artsakh, he also almost lost the war through his meddling (I will explain later)
          And the current encumbent isn't?
          Originally posted by Joseph View Post
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          and he was/is more corrupt than the current regime which as you can imagine, would make Armenian a full-fledged cleptocracy.
          And the current encumbent isn't?
          Plenipotentiary meow!

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          • #6
            Originally posted by bell-the-cat View Post
            And the current encumbent isn't?

            And the current encumbent isn't?
            Like I said, the current regime is corrupt but it doesn't compare to Ter-Petrossian and the ANM.
            General Antranik (1865-1927): “I am not a nationalist. I recognize only one nation, the nation of the oppressed.”

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            • #7
              Originally posted by bell-the-cat View Post
              And the current encumbent isn't?

              And the current encumbent isn't?
              I think that's what he was saying about the *incumbent* as well...

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                LEVON EFFENDI AND THE RECOGNITION OF ARMENIAN GENOCIDE
                Armen Tsaturyan

                Hayots Ashkharh Daily
                Dec 11 2007
                Armenia

                Trying to completely devaluate the achievement of our country in the
                issue of the recognition of Genocide in the last 10 years, during
                December 8 demonstration Levon Ter-Petrosyan came out with different
                anti-national statements and conclusions.

                The principle chosen by Levon Effendi in the evaluation of Armenian
                authorities in their policy regarding the recognition of Armenian
                Genocide derives from his practical interests. Which he formulates
                in the following way: "Politics is not words but first of all
                actions and only actions." Based on this principle the ex-president
                states that, by including the issue of the recognition of Armenian
                Genocide in Armenia's foreign policy agenda the government in power:
                " can't differentiate practical politics from making announcements
                and swaggering" and periodically reach a deadlock.

                It is indisputable that during his years of power Levon Ter-Petrosyan
                didn't even try "to put pressure" on Turkey and the issue of the
                recognition of Armenian genocide has never been included in the
                Foreign policy agenda.

                Turkey didn't give way to Levon Ter-Petrosyan's friendly gestures
                and has always imposed new and new pre-conditions for eliminating the
                blockade. As a consequence the process of the international recognition
                of Armenian Genocide marches on the same spot, and it was during
                the power of this very government that this issue recorded decisive
                success. Those who have any knowledge about arithmetic can count the
                results and conclude that if in the first sphere the achievements of
                the former authorities are the same, in the second the present ones
                have definitely recorded indisputable and apparent results in the
                issue of the recognition of Armenian Genocide.

                Trying to devaluate the achievements in this sphere as well, in his
                speech delivered in December 8 demonstration Levon Ter-Petrosyan
                advanced the idea, that by raising the issue of the recognition of
                Armenian Genocide from the UN tribune the government in power, in
                reality was trying to make heroes from themselves: " Had Kocharyan
                and Oskanyan had more serious intentions, they must have started a
                concrete process aimed at the recognition of the Genocide, by the
                protocol established under the UN charter, the result of which should
                have been the relevant resolution passed by that organization."

                A question arises here - what do they call the policy of regulating
                the process of the world recognition of Armenian Genocide, if not
                increasing the votes in support of this issue, given in the UN and
                only after that making the issue a matter of discussion in the United
                Nations Organization?

                Is it a secret for anyone that, to settle any issue in UN, you must
                first of all get the approval of pivotal countries such as the USA,
                France, Russia and other countries of the Security Council? The fact
                that the issue of the recognition of Armenian Genocide that has been
                adopted by Russia and has even obtained a force of all law by France
                is knocking at the doors of the US Congress and House of Commons of
                Great Britain, can't be refuted even by Levon Effendi.

                What did we get from the parade of the international recognition of
                Armenian Genocide that has been recorded due to the consistent policy
                pursued by the government in power?

                First: we obtained and in future will obtain new and new guarantees
                for security from the superpowers and separate countries that have
                already recognized and will recognize Armenian Genocide.

                Second: It was during the recent ten years that the world really
                came to know our country and our people, and learning about our past,
                not only did they show interest and sympathy towards Armenia but also
                made the issue of reinstating the violated rights the components of
                international politics.

                Third: The "power of right" achieved by Armenia in the international
                arena, became one of those factors that made our "use of force in"
                Nagorno Karabakh comprehensible for the international community."

                Though even now Levon Ter-Petrosyan is trying to "naively" state
                that only if we establish "kind-friendly relations and atmosphere
                of trust" with our neighbors, will Turkey definitely recognize
                Armenian Genocide. A question arises here how is Levon Effendi going
                to establish the "kind-friendly relations and atmosphere of trust"
                with our neighbors, when for Turkey the pre-condition of friendly
                relations is our giving up the "Genocide allegations".

                This means either the ex-President is so naive that he didn't manage
                to learn lessons from the failure of his policy towards Turkey,
                or most probably he is trying to mislead himself and us.
                General Antranik (1865-1927): “I am not a nationalist. I recognize only one nation, the nation of the oppressed.”

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                • #9
                  I hope nobody takes Levon's candidacy this seriously. The whole thing's a diversion - that sadly, seems to be working on some...

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by Hovik View Post
                    I hope nobody takes Levon's candidacy this seriously. The whole thing's a diversion - that sadly, seems to be working on some...
                    The other opposition parties will not support his candidacy and they will not align to support the ANM. Not that that would be unusual in Armenia but the case of Ter-Petrossian will make that possibility even more remote. Ter-Petrossian may seem like an alternative to some but he is a bad alternative. I know people that were high up in the ANM during his first term and all of them are wary of of him and want nothing more than to distance themselves from ever having been aligned with LTP and his party of post- communist apparatchiks. He had the opportunity to do good things but he failed miserably and hurt Armenia and almost lost the war with the Tatars because of his meddling. The fact that the Turks give tacit support to him only proves why Armenians should be cautious.
                    General Antranik (1865-1927): “I am not a nationalist. I recognize only one nation, the nation of the oppressed.”

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