The Resurrection

[yerazhishda]

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If I'm ever in Armenia would you consider giving a homestay?

How does 4000 AMD/night sound?

[Armenian]

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[yerazhishda]

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[Armenian]

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Kind of over-stretching the "drama factor" of a mere 2 day temporary suspension here, aren't we? I wonder if the server could handle the load if everyone subject to such a suspension made such drama

[Sip]

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Kind of over-stretching the "drama factor" of a mere 2 day temporary suspension here, aren't we?

I wonder if the server could handle the load if everyone subject to such a suspension made such drama

[Inthemood]

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I just wanted to thank all my virtual friends for their support. One knows who his/her friends are in times of need.

Wow, thanks a lot, I am not even on the list. Last time I do something nice for a fellow patriot. I should be given the most credit, I don't know who the heck you are, but I stuck up for you.

I mean, how could I not, with a name like Armenian!!!

[Armenian]

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I just wanted to thank all my virtual friends for their support. One knows who his/her friends are in times of need. But I already knew more-or-less who or what each and everyone of you are. Incidentally, I'll be posting from Armenia for the next couple of months. After years of contemplating it I finally purchased a home in our homeland last year. I already have my Armenian passport and my socialakan apahovutyan kard as well. Yes, my first step to repatriation after a thousand years of exile! My little children are looking forward to the trip. They will gradually acclimatize to life in Armenia, but I am still trying to figure out how to explain to them deformities in Armenian society called Levon Petrosian supporters... dilemmas, dilemmas... Oh well, anyway, to the absolute delight of many here, I will not be posting here as often. I would simply like to ask my ideological comrades to maintain pertinent threads for public view.

Thank you in advance.

God willing, I'll be back to the states by early September.

Welcome back, brother! P.S. Think about my suggestion of opening up your own forum. I don't want to see any more patriots being cut off by Internet dictators.

I thank you for your suggestion, your warm wishes and your brotherly sentiments. You are a great patriot Amrotz. I thank you for being here. However, I don't think I am good enough to have my personal blog/forum. I am unrefined and a bit salty. I say it the way I see it. And I'm not user friendly either, I place our fatherland above anything and everything - including above most Armenians. Besides, I want to be with the "people" even if I don't like or get along with most of them. I don't want to talk to myself, or just to my ideological partners, I want my friends and enemies alike to hear what I have to say.

Ban Armenian and I will not post on this forum again.

Azad jan, old buddy, we have been through these types of messes several times before, no? Memories, memories My deepest respects and my warmest wishes to you my friend.

Welcome back Armenian good to have you back. Azad I think many of us will follow you. look what has happened now Armenian is gone, some one is telling that Armenians should leave Russia and Islamic countries but should stay in Europe and the US. We need Armenian here on this forum.

Karo jan, you are one of the cleanest, most honest, most patriotic individuals I know in Cyberia. Thank you for being here young friend and thank you for your support.

Someone please tell us. I hope you will tell us the ban is temporary. Of course I know no one else would put the time and effort into such a thread as he did?

This is respectable, if you are who I think you are. You have had your problems with me in the past, I with you. But you did not allow your personal issues with me get in the way of the bigger picture, namely that of exposing our people to sound geopolitical analysis and nationalistic rhetoric. This is what I mean when I talk about selflessness and seeing the big picture. Unlike many others here, you did not allow your personal issues to get in the way of the common good. Thank you for your support.

I agree with you that at times things get too much out of control but if you take a close look at the thread in question that you had closed ( Russian-Armenian relations), you will notice that the Russian thread is one of the cleanest in this forum and it has been up, apparently for a few years, has passed well over 120 pages and nothing wrong (no violation of the rules) had happened there until very recently… So what went wrong? A quick look at the last few pages will tell you why.

Dearest Lucin, you asked what happened. What happened here was quite clear and inevitable. There were individuals here who's sole intention was to have me banned and my threads closed because they were obsessively jealous and ill-willed. Although I'm totally repulsed by several individuals of low character here, I, nevertheless, have never sought to have anyone of them banned or have their threads closed. As a matter of fact, I would like Siamanto's thread titled the Armenia's Economic Pules and Cultural Horizons of Armenians to be maintained. I never allowed my disgust and repulsion of the individual in question get in the way of the bigger picture, our responsibility to expose Armenians to constructive information about Armenians and the Armenian Republic. Anyway, thank you for standing beside me.

I agree with above posters and many others requesting to reopen the thread and un-ban Armenian. I don’t contribute to this forum much, but I read it often, and I’m usually here to read the Russo-Armenian thread. Please honor requests of many users. I agree with you in the sense, however I see where Armenian’s frustration is coming from. I personally think that this forum needs somebody like Armenian to spank some users (in some cases maybe not as harsh as he does). He is got the skillset and knowledge for it that many of us don’t have. It’s not about agreement/disagreement, it’s about being protective against insults to our state and disinformation. Look your self at this very page of today’s posts. There are some freaks aligning Armenia with Kenya, or Zimbabwe or calling it “banana republic”, “authoritarian rule”, “regime” etc. Had this crap being said by the turk, he would be gone long ago. Other once quote horse sh1t from enemies of the republic like pashinyan the murderer to demo (the imaginary in their mind) other side of Armenia. And some users just asking for the beatch slap and when they rightfully get it, they get so obsessed that they want to troll and call people names every time they get the chance. I guess when prescription medicine doesn’t work, beatch slap does it for them.

Aray, simply put - you are one of the polished gems in our society. Why couldn't more Armenians be like you?

It is an informative and intellectually challenging thread. Plus, Armenian is an active forumer who invests a lot of energy into what he does. Please open the thread and unban him.

Thank you, meline. I have enjoyed reading your comments in this forum. You reveal depth and character. You have been my favorite new member.

Don't let that awesome thread die man! Just delete the useless insults/posts and reopen it.

Thank you for reading but I wish you could participate in the thread as well.

Armenian, why are you provoking him? We want you to be unbanned and to continue your contributions. Is it too much to ask to not engage in flame wars?

That person you were referring to was not me. I have only engaged in harsh rhetoric when the moderation here has not been around to stop others from inciting such clashes. I also don't standby and allow self haters and lunatics here to attack and slander the Armenian Republic.

Welcome back friend.

Thank you, young friend.

[robertik1]

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Welcome back friend.

[Armenian]

The Resurrection

I have experienced the cold darkness of the cyberian abyss and lived.

{looking solemn yet confident, Armenian ascends upon the forum's podium to addressed the multitude that have gathered to hear him speak}

I have seen firsthand the dark and ugly face of utter evil, but I persevered. I have experienced firsthand the vile works of Satan and his earthbound minions, but I have overcome. I have stared death in the face, but I have life. It is said, all the darkness in the universe cannot extinguish the light emanating from a single candle. By the grace of our great forefathers, by the grace of divine fortitude, and by the grace of anonymous justice, I have resurrected yet again from the darkness of the abyss. I am the resurrection. Take note my fellow brothers and sisters, by my free will I have martyred myself for you. I have martyred myself for you to give you life, to give you hope for your future as Armenians.

My fellow compatriots, today we became the light that overcame darkness...

{applause}

What some of you did in my name humbled me. Your valiant efforts went beyond what I could ever expect, and perhaps beyond what I truly deserved. I thank you all from the depths of my heart. Who says we Armenians don’t stick together? Who says this great and noble nation does not have great and noble individuals? Rest assured my fellow comrades, any time, anyplace, I would, without hesitation, go to my virtual death for each and every one of you. I hope you all realized that the crisis here was not about me being a combative member. This ordeal was about truth, justice and the Armenian way.

If my fault was retaliation against open hostility and utter evil - then let-me-be-guilty!!!

{applause}

If my fault was defending our nation's honor - then let-me-be-guilty!!!

{standing ovation}

You, my fellow compatriots, yes you are proof that the sacred light of truth and justice has valiantly overcome the darkness of lies and deception. In short, what happened here was an epic battle that was waged between good and evil. And by the grace of the almighty, the good has defeated the evil...

{applause}

Needless to say, I am grateful for your selfless and valiant support. I embrace and kiss each and every one of you. I extend my hand to you in complete admiration. I have great respect for all you brave warriors, all you heroes and heroines, all of you who mobilized in my support to protect my reputation as an Armenian and as a humanbeing. I want to personally thank each and everyone of you.

All you Armos make me proud to be an "Armenian" - no pun intend!!!

{applause and laughter}

All you other Armos here that were either too afraid, too confused or simply too careless to make a stand, I simply wish you all well. However, just realize that you need to reassess your priorities as Armenians. You need to feel the burden that comes with the knowledge that you are the off-springs of great and heroic forefathers. You need to feel the burden that comes with the knowledge that you are expected to keep the chain of our national heritage unbroken, a chain that is over four thousand years old. You, my fellow compatriots, are the very links of that glorious and yet unbroken chain. If you don't respect your heritage, if you don't have pride in your nation, if you don't concern yourselves with the future of our homeland - then don’t expect us to ever fully respect you as Armenians or as humans.

Thank you!

{Armenian gently looks down upon finishing his speech as the virtual forum bursts in jubilant applause}