Re: Happy Birthday Ara Baliozian!
And, from the great state of Rhode Island, Crusader1492 expresses that he knows what is best for Armenia and identifies enemies of the state.
So, the Armenian constitution, there is one of those right, its really just a bunch of hogwash, right?
Article 24 Everyone is entitled to assert his or her opinion. No one shall be forced to retract or change his or her opinion. Everyone is entitled to freedom of speech, including the freedom to seek, receive and disseminate information and ideas through any medium of information, regardless of state borders.
And, the Armenian judicial system, its just for show.
More, and, more, you're both proving to be in the recognized class of 'dupes' referred to by Mr. Baliozian.
Do you have any ability to think for yourselves? Because if you do, you are not articulating it.
When a government, regardless of location, does not abide by its own 'rules', revolution, whether by vote or by arms is a reasonable option.
So, if Armenia does not have to follow the West's rules, then how can Armenia compel or influence Turkey to follow those rules. Geez, you two are a couple of sophmoric pedestrians.
P.S. Whether you like it or not, the communist era is part and parcel of Armenian history. Its part of Armenia. Some of the same machinery of that era is still at play today.
And, from the great state of Rhode Island, Crusader1492 expresses that he knows what is best for Armenia and identifies enemies of the state.
So, the Armenian constitution, there is one of those right, its really just a bunch of hogwash, right?
Article 24 Everyone is entitled to assert his or her opinion. No one shall be forced to retract or change his or her opinion. Everyone is entitled to freedom of speech, including the freedom to seek, receive and disseminate information and ideas through any medium of information, regardless of state borders.
And, the Armenian judicial system, its just for show.
More, and, more, you're both proving to be in the recognized class of 'dupes' referred to by Mr. Baliozian.
Do you have any ability to think for yourselves? Because if you do, you are not articulating it.
When a government, regardless of location, does not abide by its own 'rules', revolution, whether by vote or by arms is a reasonable option.
So, if Armenia does not have to follow the West's rules, then how can Armenia compel or influence Turkey to follow those rules. Geez, you two are a couple of sophmoric pedestrians.
P.S. Whether you like it or not, the communist era is part and parcel of Armenian history. Its part of Armenia. Some of the same machinery of that era is still at play today.
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