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Special for Mr Haykakan, and who ever might be concerned by senility matters.

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    Special for Mr Haykakan, and who ever might be concerned by senility matters.

    Originally posted by Haykakan View Post
    Yes I have pmed him many times before. Yes he will shell out lots of facts but they are all not only one sided in context but also carefully handpicked to deliver a particular narrative. I have communicated with him more then anyone here including Hakob. During some of our conversations the person using that name did not know me after many previous conversations. At another point the person using that name new me but not our previous conversations. At another point this user was having a hard time with Armenian but was totally fluent in English, at another time the user could not understand or use English words. Besides these obvious giveaways you should examine the history of his posts in regards to their content. His posts are not only antirussian on every level but they are also anti government of Armenia on every level. There has never been anything positive about these entities in any of his posts. The overriding theme is its all bad and we need to change by getting rid of Russia and our leaders to have a chance at anything positive. When confronted with ok so we got rid of Russia and her influences so now what? He has zero answers. This person has no regard about our future at all and is focused on only one single thing..driving a wedge between us and Russia. it is the content of our conversations that reveal his doublecrossing identity. He claims to be a vet of the war and when he needs to he presents a plethora of knowledge about it (only one sided of course), but as you talk to him you start to realize something is not right here. We were talking about the proposal our government was considering regarding letting sheep from Iran graze on our vacant fields. During this conversation he claimed that no one in Armenia eats lamb. Anyone that has spent any time in Armenia knows lamb is a part of our food culture there especially khorovats yet this vet who has spent so much time in Hayastan and Artsakh and has all this detailed treasure trove of facts, has no clue that lamb is popular in Armenia. It is things like this that are dead giveaways, this is a person pretending to be someone else. In my classes I encourage my students to think for themselves and not to believe everything they are told and that includes what I tell them. I encourage you to think for yourself, gather facts, do your own research, do your own thinking so that you do not fall prey and become the tool of our enemies. Vrej could be working for USA, NATO, Turkey, Azeris, Israel....we do not know. What we do know is the history of his posts and their content.

    Mr, you are a liar.
    Please do post any personal messages we are supposed to have exchanged.
    To exchange with someone, to take the time, I need to respect him.
    Since day one, your username was such a joke, I can't refrain from smiling every time I see it. Anybody speaking Armenian will understand what I mean....
    And yes, I remember asking you the strange nature of your username... I do not remember your answer, but what I do remember on your character is:
    - the moron recycling 100 years old dogmas, playing teacher while his knowledge of economics is questionable, and geopolitics, nil.
    - the mega Moron advocating hand over of liverated lowlands of Artsakh, since they are not populated, and useless.....
    - a would be chekevarist (not the gerilla romantic aspect, you do not have idea about) proto communist, unhappy in the heart of capitalism.
    - slave minded russophile. Period.

    Now on the lamb thing, I had forgot, but you remebered me:
    - please notice how I was against Iranians then, while you were for turkish sheperds, for stupid economic would bes, .... in fact it was for Liska's poket.
    - Your knowledge of Armenia is a tourist's (kebab), coming here once every decade, and even so.... as an economist, i invite you to have a look on sheep numbers before and after 1988 in Armenia, as well as cows. ....., and the few sheep that is left is mainly Yezidi sheperds due, and the sizeable part of that sheep is exported to islamic countries.
    - we Armenians eat mainly pig, and cow. It is a fact. Sheep meat smells the turk, at least in every corner of Armenia I have been (not oligarkhic circles), we use to say: Torki hod a kyam....

    - If my englisg does dot suit your taste, it is your problem. For me it is fine
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    Re: Special for Mr Haykakan, and who ever might be concerned by senility matters.

    not trying to get involved in this, but the english not perfect thing wasn't supposed to be an insult or anything. It's obviously more than fine, and very understandable. that's wasn't the point i was trying to make. my point was if you were some cia agent, you would sound like an american, whereas you sound exact like what you claim to be, someone from armenia.

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      Re: Special for Mr Haykakan, and who ever might be concerned by senility matters.

      New shot specially for Mr Liar, Aka Haykakan MELS.
      1- Mr, since you lies were exposed above, about imaginary PM, you shouted your mouth as a rat, for a while.
      Please do same, by not adressing me, or else try to explain you lies.

      2- Ay bidzug, ayskanitz vertch, mart lineyir amotitz tzen dzbdun tchbidi haneyir....., paytz ur a khelk, vor hasganass.
      Kone Tri el a, OYDZ e

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