notes and comments

[KanadaHye]

Re: elegy

zionist racism is a survival tactic.
if the whole world is after your ass,
and the zionists refuse to drop their pants and bend over,
i say more power to them.
call me a zionist too!

So you must have been part of the khazarian empire then.

[Haykakan]

Re: elegy

zionist racism is a survival tactic.
if the whole world is after your ass,
and the zionists refuse to drop their pants and bend over,
i say more power to them.
call me a zionist too!

They gona need lotsa glue to put that ass togather after russia gets through with it!

[Parskahay]

Re: elegy

zionists are in real danger of iran
iran really cares for all of lost lands in all of the world maybe it have political reasons i dont know bit yes they really hold their pants

[arabaliozian]

Re: elegy

Friday, October 9, 2009
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ASSETS & LIABILITIES
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A writer's two best assets:
the sensitivity of an open wound
and the hide of a rhino.
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Money cannot solve our problems.
Money may even exacerbate them.
That's because where money enters,
philistinism is bound to follow.
And where philistinism enters,
mediocrity becomes the dominant mindset.
That's the only reason why
our problems remain unsolved.
As for our so-called “conditions beyond our control”--
they are nothing but convenient cover-up words
for our lack of vision and incompetence.
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The biography of a man
duplicates the history of mankind,
with one difference:
what follows the Dark Ages
is not always Enlightenment.
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There is so much talk of massacres in our media
that most Armenians are brought up to believe
genocide is the only legitimate violation of human rights.
As for free speech:
no one speaks in its defense because no one cares.
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[Army]

Re: elegy

zionists are in real danger of iran
iran really cares for all of lost lands in all of the world maybe it have political reasons i dont know bit yes they really hold their pants

Iran gives excuses to Israel for being more aggressive.

[arabaliozian]

Re: elegy

They gona need lotsa glue to put that ass togather after russia gets through with it!

wishful thinking.

[bell-the-cat]

Re: elegy

zionists are in real danger of iran
iran really cares for all of lost lands in all of the world maybe it have political reasons i dont know bit yes they really hold their pants

Hmmm, they don't wear neckties, but at least they wear pants, so they are all OK sorts.

[KanadaHye]

Re: elegy

wishful thinking.

Israel is going down faster than a Kardashian on a sev athlete.

[arabaliozian]

Re: elegy

Saturday, October 10, 2009
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JUSTICE & THE LAW
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Armenians who oppose the Protocols do so because they are fearful we may lose. Justice, after all, is blind, and the law “is a ass” (xxxxens). As a matter of fact, lawyers prefer to speak of evidence and the law rather than justice.
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Relying on the evidence of insiders, an Armenian editor once published a critical article about the operation of an Armenian organization headed by a national benefactor, who took him to court; and because the insiders refused to testify against the benefactor (they were either hirelings or recipients of his generosity), the editor not only lost but also had a stroke and went bankrupt. That's justice Armenian style for you.
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I have been to court only once in my life – small claims court. My adversary, an incompetent repairman who refused to do what he was paid to do. I took him to court with the absolute certainty that I couldn't lose. But I lost. He lied and the judge believed him and rejected my version of the story on the grounds that I couldn't produce a witness.
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Why did I lose? I can think of many reasons. The judge may have been a racist. The repairman, like the judge, had an Anglo-Saxon name. How dare I, an immigrant, question Anglo-Saxon efficiency and integrity?
The judge had had no experience with incompetent or dishonest repairmen – who, after all, would dare to cheat a lawyer or a judge?
The judge's father had been a hard-working repairman who had also been unfairly accused of incompetence...and so on and so forth.
The fact remains that I lost and learned what I should have known all along, namely that, injustice is the price we pay for justice. That's not a contradiction but life, and life, as we all know, is not fair.
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[arabaliozian]

Re: elegy

Sunday, October 11, 2009
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THE PROTOCOLS
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Our leaders must be celebrating.
They now have another reason to divide the nation.
Why do they oppose the findings of an independent commission?
Words on a piece of paper, agreements, treaties: they can't change reality. They have been ignored in the past, many times, and they can be ignored again. They are binding only if we allow them to bind us, and no one has the power to do that.
Who takes politicians and academics seriously?
A so-called impartial commission does not scare me. It is here today, heard tomorrow, forgotten the day after.
Relax! The sky isn't falling.
Nothing can be more naïve than to confuse the verbal commitments of diplomats with accomplished facts.
If, say, ten or a hundred years from now, an independent commission were to decide there is no God, do you think believers will give up their faith? They didn't under Lenin, Stalin, Mao and their kind.
And speaking of God: the Scriptures tell us, “A house divided against itself cannot stand.” And yet our leaders keep dividing us. If they can ignore the Word of the Almighty, why can't they ignore the verbiage of a commission? If only they had been more skeptical a hundred years ago and ignored the verbal support of the West! There would have been no Genocide and no Genocide commission deciding whether the Genocide was in fact a genocide.
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The daily quotation of my morning paper is by Aldous Huxley and it reads: “Facts do not cease to exist because they are ignored.”
Go ahead, say it ain't so!
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