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This is "6 minutes only version" of the death of kikos taken by another photographer, better views and more laughable http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=km6hIxeMtKE http://youtu.be/km6hIxeMtKE And here is text of for easy understanding of the skid: ONCE UPON A TIME there lived a poor peasant and his wife, with three daughters. One day, as the father was working in his field, he felt very thirsty, and sent his eldest daughter to the spring for water. She took a jug and went. Next to the spring grew a large tree. When she came to the spring, the daughter looked at the tree pensively, and thought: “One day I’ll get married, and have a son whom I’ll call Kikos. Kikos will grow up, and one day he’ll climb this tree. He’ll fall from it, and hit his head on a stone, and be killed... . Oh, alas, alas, poor little Kikos!” She sat down beneath the tree and began to wail, chanting: “Some day I’ll marry and have a son With hair of chestnut brown. One day, I know, he’ll climb this tree And he’ll come tumbling down. Alas, alas, Kikos dear! Alas, dear Kikos is dead!”She sat there chanting and weeping, and meanwhile everyone at home was wondering why she had not returned. Her mother sent the second daughter to look for her. “Find out what’s happened to your sister,’’ she said. When the eldest daughter saw her sister approaching, she began to wail louder. “Come, quick, you poor unfortunate aunt! See what has happened to your poor little nephew Kikos! “What Kikos?” ‘‘Why haven’t you heard? Listen.~~ “Some day I’ll marry and have a son With hair of chestnut brown. One day, I know he’ll climb this tree And he’ll come tumbling down. Alas, alas, Kikos dear! Alas, dear Kikos is dead!” “Alas, dear Kikos is dead!” the second daughter began to wail. She sat down next to her sister, and began to weep. Meanwhile the mother became still more anxious. She sent out her third daughter. “You’d better go and see what has happened to your sisters,’7 she said. The youngest daughter went to the spring, and found her sisters sitting there weeping bitterly. "What has happened?” she cried anxiously. “Don’t you know?” answered her eldest sister. “Some day I’ll marry and have a son With hair of chestnut brown. One day, I know he’ll climb this tree And he’ll come tumbling down. Alas, alas, Kikos dear! Alas, dear Kikos is dead!” “Alas, dear Kikos! Why have you left your poor old aunt behind?” wailed the youngest sister, and sat down with the other two. And she too began to weep. Finally the mother couldn’t bear the suspense any longer, and ran out to the spring herself. All three daughters ran to meet her. “Come, quick, you poor unfortunate grandmother! Sce what has happened to your dear little grandson!” “What grandson? And since when am I a grandmother?” cried the amazed woman. “Why, don’t you know yet, Mother?” wailed the eldest daughter. “Some day I’ll marry and have a son With hair of chestnut brown. One day, I know he’ll climb this tree And he’ll come tumbling down. Alas, alas, Kikos dear! Alas, dear Kikos is dead!” “Alas, alas! Why am I still living, dear Kikos? It were better that your poor old grandmother should be dead herself, than to have this happen to you!” wailed the woman. The peasant couldn’t understand where they had all gone. He began to look for them, and finally found them at the spring. As soon as they saw him coming, they all ran to meet him, crying. “Come, quick, you unfortunate grandfather! See what has happened to your favourite grandson Kikos!” “Who’s a grandfather? Who’s Kikos?” asked the astounded man. “What’s this all about, anyway? I don’t understand. . “What! You don’t understand? Haven’t you heard?” “Some day I’ll marry and have a son With hair of chestnut brown. One day, I know he’ll climb this tree And he’ll come tumbling down. Alas, alas, Kikos dear! Alas, dear Kikos is dead!” All four of them wailed in chorus, “Alas, dear Kikos is dead!” The peasant thought a bit. “Look here, you foolish women, ‘ he said. “Why are you crying? You know you can’t bring poor little Kikos back to life with your tears. Let us go home instead, and invite the neighbours to a feast in Kikos’s memory. Such is life, we come and we depart it.” All they possessed was an ox and a bag of flour. They killed the ox, and baked bread, and invited the guests. Then they ordered a mass for Kikos’s soul, and held a feast in his memory. That calmed them all, and they went on living as peacefully as before.

“Do you remember the August war of 2008? Back then, most Western media outlets acted as if they were Georgia's ministry of defense.” After that war Russia realized that they need a real media for the world and not the prostitute medias of the West who lie, manipulate and makes makebelieve stories by journalists who are not real journalists. The old fashioned journalism was back in the world as RT (Russia Today). CNN and BBC have moved backstage. “Russia Today is already more successful than all other foreign broadcast stations available in major US cities, such as San Francisco, Chicago and New York. In Washington, 13 times as many people watch the Russian program as those that tune into Deutsche Welle, Germany's public international broadcaster. Two million Britons watch the Kremlin channel regularly. Its online presence is also more successful than those of all its competitors. What's more, in June, Russia Today broke a YouTube record by being the first TV station to get a billion views of its videos.” Russia Today's Editor-In-Chief: 'The West Never Got Over the Cold War Stereotype'August 13, 2013 http://www.spiegel.de/international/world/spiegel-interview-russia-today-editor-in-chief-margarita-simonyan-a-916356.html Margarita Simonyan, 33, is the editor-in-chief of the state-funded satellite news network Russia Today. In a SPIEGEL interview, she contends that Western journalists prefer to paint Russia as an evil aggressor and that her station is not an outlet for government propaganda. Russian President Vladimir Putin has created an anti-CNN for Western audiences with the international satellite news network Russia Today. He commissioned the network in order to "break the monopoly of the Anglo-Saxon mass media." The government seems to be succeeding in its task, with the network gaining more viewers in major cities in the United States that any other foreign broadcaster. In Washington, 13 times as many viewers tune in to Russia Today than they do its German equivalent Deutsche Welle. A total of 2 million Brits watch the program. On Youtube, the Moscow-based broadcaster recently broke the one-billion-hit barrier, becoming the first broadcaster in the world to do so. Editor-in-chief Margarita Simonyan, 33, views the broadcaster as a sort of ministry of media defense for Russia. SPIEGEL ONLINE: Your network sees itself as a counterweight to the major US broadcasters. How did you manage to poach CNN legend Larry King, 79, of all people? Simonyan: You'd have to ask him that question, but I do know that he is happy to get back into the game. SPIEGEL ONLINE: What can Russia Today offer King that others can't? Simonyan: I can quote him from an interview he gave recently: "I thought I could retire, but I love my job. I thought I wouldn't miss it, but I do." SPIEGEL ONLINE: Your network is funded by the Russian government. What is its mission statement? Simonyan: If you tune in to CNN or the BBC on a regular day, 80 or 90 percent of the stories are identical. We want to show that there are more stories out there than the 10-a-day that you usually encouter. I'm not saying that you should watch only our program; I'm saying that you should also watch it. SPIEGEL ONLINE: The Russian media have a slightly more dramatic take on your objectives. Many are comparing the network to the Ministry of Defense. You said it yourself, when Russia goes to war … Simonyan: … then we will join them in battle, yes. That goes for the country's real, armed conflicts. Do you remember the August war of 2008? Back then, most Western media outlets acted as if they were Georgia's ministry of defense. SPIEGEL ONLINE: In 2008, Russian troops invaded Georgian territory after President Mikheil Saakashvili gave the order to attack South Ossetia, a separatist republic with close ties to Russia. Simonyan: All of the Western broadcasters gave only the Georgian side of the story. Saakashvili was featured on all the networks; his statements were broadcast on all the programs. According to the reports, Russia started the war when the country's troops bombed a busy market in the provincial town of Gori. We immediately sent our correspondents out there, who found no trace of either shootings or bombings. Western broadcasters focused their entire coverage on the suffering of Georgian civilians. There was no mention of South Ossetians, meanwhile, who were suffering nightly artillery attacks at the hands of Saakashvili. It was pro-Georgian propaganda, pure and simple. SPIEGEL ONLINE: It wasn't that one-sided. SPIEGEL, for one, reported at an early stage that it was Saakashvili who had fired the first shot. A European Union committee came to the same conclusion. Simonyan: Sure, afterwards! But how many people actually ended up reading the EU report? The majority of people to this day believe that Russia started the war totally unprovoked. The evil Russia pounces on poor little Georgia. SPIEGEL ONLINE: It is not uncommon to see Russia in the role of the aggressor. Simonyan: Objection! Russia hadn't started a war with another country in 20 years. How many armed conflicts has America engaged in in the same period of time? How many wars has Europe taken part in? SPIEGEL ONLINE: How do you explain Russia's negative image? Simonyan: The West never got over the Cold War stereotype. One thing that only few journalists understand is that Russia started dissolving the Soviet Union of its own accord. We were the ones to realize that Communism was a failure. We understood that it was wrong to impose our will on other nations. We released the Eastern bloc into freedom. We are a different country today, one with a different mentality -- which is something that Western journalists sometimes find difficult to comprehend. You, for example, stated earlier that Russia was acting aggressively without backing it up with facts. SPIEGEL ONLINE: Is Russia Today's goal to provide objective reporting? Or is it first and foremost about offering a perspective different from that of Western media? Simonyan: Have you seen many examples of objectivity so far? SPIEGEL ONLINE: Russia Today is striving for objectivity, certainly. Your network offers Syrian dictator Bashar Assad a platform for his political message. Simonyan: There are people who refer to Assad's political opponents as the "democratic opposition." Even the rebels, however, have raped women and murdered children. Take Saakashvili, for example. He is held up as a hero by the BBC. For others, he represents an oppressor of freedom. There is no objectivity -- only approximations of the truth by as many different voices as possible. SPIEGEL ONLINE: The Russian opposition is rarely featured on your network, except as a target of smear campaigns. You even accused Russian blogger and dissident Rustem Adagamov of pedophilia without so much as a scrap of evidence. Simonyan: Why did we give airtime to Adagamov? Because he was publicly positioning himself as a campaigner for justice. SPIEGEL ONLINE: The accusations leveled against him are based solely on statements coming from his ex-wife, who says that he sexually abused an underage girl in Norway many years ago. The authorities declined to bring charges against him due to a lack of evidence. Simonyan: We didn't prosecute him; we merely broadcast a report. Would the German media refrain from giving coverage to a political activist accused of sexually abusing a 12-year-old girl? I spoke to the wife myself, and I certainly didn't get the impression that she was crazy. SPIEGEL ONLINE: How did it come about that your network was the first to broadcast images of the arrest of a CIA spy in Moscow in May? How closely do you work with the authorities? Simonyan: We received those images from an agency in the same way that every other Russian television network does. It wasn't exclusive material. We were simpler quicker to publish it than others. The interview was conducted by Benjamin Bidder in Moscow . =============================================== http://www.spiegel.de/international/business/putin-fights-war-of-images-and-propaganda-with-russia-today-channel-a-916162.html Since 2005, the Russian government has increased the channel's annual budget more than tenfold, from $30 million (€22.6 million) to over $300 million. Russia Today's budget covers the salaries of 2,500 employees and contractors worldwide, 100 in Washington alone. And the channel has no budget cuts to fear now that Putin has issued a decree forbidding his finance minister from taking any such steps. The Moscow leadership views the funds going to the channel as money "well invested," says Natalya Timakova, the press attaché to Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev. "In addition, Russia Today is -- and I hope the Germans will forgive me for this remark -- significantly more modern than Deutsche Welle, for example, and it also has more money." The government has also spent a lot of money on the new broadcasting center in northeast Moscow, which Russia Today moved into in May. The station, citing confidentiality requirements, isn't willing to quote an exact price tag. On the grounds of a former Soviet tea factory, the broadcaster is now creating programming in Arabic, English and Spanish. In 2009, it rebranded its English- and Spanish speaking divisions as simply "RT." The evening news is currently focused on the euro crisis, social protests in Portugal and the NSA surveillance scandal. Russia Today sees itself as a champion of a global audience critical of the West. But it is also meant to amplify the self-doubts of Europeans and Americans who have been forced by recent events to wonder if their own countries -- like Russia and China -- are corrupt and in the grip of a pervasive intelligence apparatus. In any case, the station has a rare knack for propaganda. The average age of the Russian editors is under 30, and almost everyone speaks fluent English. To spice up the news, directors sometimes use Hollywood-like special effects, such as a computer-animated tank that looks like it is rolling over the newscaster's feet or Israeli fighter jets that fly a virtual loop through the studio before dropping their bombs over a map of Syria. There is also a logic behind such visual effects, especially since the station sees itself as a sort of ministry of media defense for the Kremlin. An Arms Race on the Airwaves Margarita Simonyan is the woman who shaped Russia Today into Russia's most effective weapon in the battle for influencing the opinions of the global public. In her office on the eighth floor of its headquarters in Moscow, the editor-in-chief has Orthodox icons on her desk and a dozen flickering screens around it. Putin made Simonyan the head of the new station in 2005. At the time, she was only 25 and derided as an unknown reporter from the crowd of journalists that accompany the president at meetings. Simonyan's mission is to prevent Russia from ever losing a war of images like the one it did in August 2008. At the time, Russian tanks were advancing into the southern Caucasus, stopping just short of Tbilisi, the capital of the small country of Georgia. The young Georgian president at the time, Mikheil Saakashvili -- eloquent and educated in the United States -- appeared on all channels to condemn Russia as an aggressor, even though he had provoked the war and was the first to order an invasion of the separatist republic of South Ossetia, which has close ties with Russia. CNN showed images of destroyed buildings, allegedly taken after a Russian bomb strike on the Georgian provincial city of Gori. According to Russia Today, however, they were actually shots of the South Ossetian capital of Tskhinvali after a Georgian attack. "There is no objectivity," Simonyan says today, "only approximations of the truth by as many different voices as possible." Mistrust of the domestic media is also greater than ever in the United States. CNN, for example, is struggling to cope with a massive loss of viewers. And sometimes US politicians make it particularly easy for the Russians to launch their attacks. When the plane carrying Bolivian President Evo Morales was forced to land in Vienna because US intelligence agencies believed that Snowden was on board, Abby Martin expressed what many were thinking: "Who the hell does Obama think he is?" At the same time, Russia Today also uses a chaotic mixture of conspiracy theories and crude propaganda. On the program "The Truthseeker," the attack on the Boston Marathon, in which two ethnic Chechens killed three people with bombs in April, mutated into a US government conspiracy. Peter Oliver, Russia Today's Berlin correspondent, has absurdly accused ZDF, one of two public German broadcasters, of engaging in bribery. Oliver claims that the network paid intellectuals to say positive things about the anti-Putin group *** Riot. As his star witness, he interviewed the editor-in-chief of Zuerst!, a monthly magazine published by German right-wing extremists. Props and Propaganda This is the company that legendary talk show host Larry King has joined. In 2000, King conducted the first major interview with Putin on Western television. Since then, the talk show legend has raved about the Russian politician's charisma. Putin, he says, has qualities that "change a room" and "a certain magnetism." King's new show, "Politicking," has been on Russia Today since June. His guests have included former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani and former Senator Joe Lieberman, two men who would normally never set foot in a Russian studio. Abby Martin, the woman with the sledgehammer, recently had her new colleague King as a guest on her own show. At a certain point in the interview, he became critical of "pundits who are not journalists" who use guests as "a prop for their opinion." Perhaps the great Larry King still hasn't figured out that this is precisely what he is on Putin's new station: a prop and a trophy. Translated from the German by Christopher Sultan

Hrachya Malkhasyan: Ameriabank anticipates 50% growth by year endJuly 10, 2013 BY VICTORIA ARARATIAN http://www.panarmenian.net/eng/interviews/164707/ YEREVAN (PanArmenian)—Armenia is moving forward with its western style banking system – the use of debit/credit cards now being very much in style. Presently, all commercial banks in Armenia offer various types of plastic cards yet the quality of service varies. The customers do get tempting offers. Many banks manage to attract new clients, yet very few are able to maintain the relationship by meeting their needs with affordable pricing. Hrachya Malkhasyan, the Head of Ameriabank’s Regional Branches, in this interview with a PanARMENIAN.net journalist, shares his professional insight on clients’ needs and some of the ways that banks succeed or fail to support them. PANARMENIAN: Currently, all commercial banks in Armenia offer various plastic cards. How do you meet the competition in this market? HRACHYA MALKHASYAN: The competition in this field isn’t just tough – we are seeing “price wars.” Ameriabank follows its course, trying to avoid these wars as they seem to be ineffective in attracting clients. We eye the business through the prism of each client’s needs and thereby build communication channels and product line. First, we value quickness and quality of service, as well as profitable lending conditions. We also try to develop infrastructure, specifically by increasing the number of ATMs and POS terminals. Here, a unique role is given to the bank’s image and the brand, which helps attract clients without being dragged into the so-called price struggle. Special attention is paid to bolstering security to rule out any possibility of leaks, a condition highly appreciated by the clients. I would like to emphasize that Ameriabank highlights quality, starting with the presentation of an application and through the entire service process. Also, Ameriabank card holders now profit from a special deal Ameriabank has with more than 250 sales outlets. With their Ameriabank cards our clients are able to get a 50% discount in all of the 250 sales outlets that Ameria has partnered with. PA: What does Ameriabank do to make credit and debit cards more available for the population? HM: Ameriabank is one of the leaders in Armenia’s banking system in terms of its ATMs and POS terminals. Now our customers have access to 90 ATMs across the country – 68 in Yerevan and 22 ATMs conveniently located outside the capital. We work with many tourists from the Diaspora. We want to make sure they have western style banking support when they visit our historic sites, be it Dilijan, Tatev or Tsaghkadzor. They can easily have access to an ATM when needed at these sites. When in Yerevan, we welcome our customers to one of our six branches in the capital. In addition, we have three branches in the regions. Ameriabank also has an established branch in Stepanakert, Artsakh. PA: Western style banking also suggests the use of apps on smart phones. Is Ameriabank there yet? HM: I would like to note that Ameriabank is the first Armenian bank to have an application available via the Apple Store. Once you download the Ameriabank app, you are immediately connected to currency exchange rates, news, and the locations of the bank’s branches and ATMs. The Ameriabank app also has an interactive map. AP: With cashless payments gaining popularity in Armenia, what results did the bank achieve for card transactions for the first half of 2013? HM: In the second quarter of 2013, we have witnessed 8% growth for card use versus the first quarter. In total we have released 42,000 cards. With the new app, increased ATMs, guaranteed quality of service, and visits by Diaspora Armenians, we are looking at 50% growth in cards for the rest of the year. PA: What are some of the new programs and services that the bank offers or will offer to its card holders? HM: Now our customers can have both debit and credit cards with advantageous interest rates versus single-type cards. Also the service fees for credit and debit cards have been considerably reduced, and we offer an overdraft protection service. In the mid-term we’re planning to develop loyalty programs that will give additional incentives to our clients for using Ameriabank’s services. Despite the challenges and severe competition in the market of bank cards, Ameriabank is stepping up to develop the plastic card culture among the Armenian population, offering new approaches and secure terms of use. Ameriabank is a leading universal and retail bank with 68 ATMs in Yerevan and 22 ATMs outside the capital of Armenia. The bank has branches in Yerevan, provincial regions, and Stepanakert, Artsakh. Ameriabank, a member company of Ameria Group, is a winner of multiple global financial awards. It is the only financial institution in the South Caucasus to be recognized as a Global Growth Champion at the DAVOS World Economic Forum for its exceptional growth and expertise. With more than 500 employees, $600 million in assets, and branches across the country, Ameria is performing the most aggressive development in Armenia’s financial and advisory market.

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public0:55if i can tell you that's at least in russia you conscious goin tap into0:58someone's phone conversation without a warrant issued by court1:02that's more or less the way a civilized society should go about fighting1:05terrorism with modern day technology1:08as long as it's exercise within the boundaries of the law that regulates1:12intelligence activities it's alright but if it's unlawful then that's patios1:17nothing at all1:20about the pty throws on my side rather than going to think that you cannot have1:23a hundred percent security while maintaining hundred and privacy1:28officials will be1:30but you can't i'd like to reiterate you do have to obtain a warrant for specific1:35policing activities domestically1:37so why shouldn't this requirement be valid for intelligence agencies as well1:41campbell and it showed watch1:44water people1:46yemen here he's going to have it didn't smacking osteria tacky1:51has been talking using hostages earliest told me to do more than it would 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christopher philip we'll take a2:52margarita2:52actually i only have time to buy my present position for a week before that2:56i spent twenty years working as a reporter2:59our travel particularly all over the world including many conflict areas i3:03haven't lost my sense of danger in the process before and that's why i'm still3:07alive franklin yes bank on star world question bicep muscle thank you very3:13much lower3:14is good and my question concerns conflicts to i mean to ask you about3:18romance below was political arm-in-arm aerial vehicles3:22uh...3:23packages that we're cutting off american police drugs to leave her airstrikes3:27almost nineteen and a system this happens especially often in pakistan and3:31if you are their country's wound up with them3:33drones are arguably a very convenient means of warfare there is no direct3:37engagement and no risk of your rank and file are its own remote control3:42like i can't even when it uh... however this is something we see in the news3:46almost everyday this kind of warfare3:49support with massive casualties among civilians soul on one hand controls our3:53efficient in combat3:55but on the other hand it will all aware of the collateral damage reading the3:59public in many countries a foundational king that has already been a motion for4:03imposing an international ban on using drugs i would like to ask you about4:07russia's attitude on the issue thanking4:12what stored in the gunpowder was originally invented in china and no4:16one's managed to keep it from spreading ever since4:20then came nuclear arms and they also started to spread4:24modern means of warfare keep evolving and they always will4:27adaptive is possible to simply ban it all4:30but you certainly can and should introduce certain rules an exercise4:34control4:35i'm sure the united states is not always civilians on purpose4:38and the current operations you've mentioned two people too4:41and i think they understand all these things but you still need to combat4:45terrorism4:47i know that karti debating this issue in the united states4:50and a notion is being advocated increasingly often within the u_n_4:53framework4:54that you need to put tour inside to control you need to lay out certain4:58rules we gauge minsk in order to prevent or minimize collateral casualties5:02it's extremely important5:04i don't know whether all western counterparts will choose this option5:08but i would suggest it would be in their best interest5:11however there are other threats to for example they have presently debating the5:15option of using norma nuclear ballistic missiles in the united states can you5:20imagine how potentially dangerous that is what if such a missile which involves5:24from somewhere in the middle of a nation and distorted by nuclear powers early5:28warning system5:30how should that nuclear power reactors missile coming its way5:34how are they supposed to know whether this missile comes with a nuclear5:37warhead or not5:38what if the missile impact right next to his border5:41or inside his territory5:43do you realize how perilous that can be5:45ble5:47or take the notion overload yields nuclear weapons5:50he realized how badly that comply with the very down trees of using nuclear5:54arms5:55well how long the threshold might single authorizing such a strike5:59can you imagine the possible implications6:02where the limits the lettering that threshold and who's setting them6:06there are many threats in the world of today6:09and there is only one way to address them efficiently that is working6:12together within the boundaries of international law6:18you got a lot rent now people showing up in the missile crews to present a lot of6:22our most popular size crosstalk i'm peter has lacked only dot seasons it's6:27very beginning6:28he will be speaking in english and i will translate a question for you6:33like pushing the very short here6:35it seems that we live in the age of opposition6:38uh...6:39well we have their own spraying6:40they're not europe and the crisis there6:43uh...6:44and may occupy movement united states which party did an excellent job in6:48covering6:49but what about the opposition in russia and public opinion polls show it's very6:52small not much simpler6:55what kind of opposition would you like6:57challenging6:59the role of mr cunanan7:02orbit entire time i did for you7:06clarifies its well up opposition can be useful7:09you just mentioned occupy wall street at a certain point we sold the place7:13cracking down on the occupy wall street activists7:17i will call the actions of police appropriate or inappropriate my point is7:21that every opposition movement is good and useful if a tax within lol7:26if they don't like the molt they should use democratic means to change those7:29rules they ship assuage bases to join them in they should get elected into7:34legislatures7:35so that they can have a chance to change the law7:38this is the way to change things on the ground were7:41if there are people who acts outside the mold than the state must use legal means7:45to impose more in the interests of the majority that's the way it's done in the7:49u_s_7:50and that's the way it's done in russia7:52truth be told we criticized for that's but when the same thing happens in the7:56u_s_7:57is considered to be normal uh... never mind that it is double standards we have8:01got accustomed to this8:02and pay little attention to it while about it when it happened in the u_s_8:07artsy grills america yield8:09about for8:10uh... you do the right thing everyone must be treated in the same fashion8:14because these two situations are identical yeti differences that are8:18diplomatic missions don't actively cooperate with occupy wall street8:23and your diplomatic missions work together and directly support russian8:26opposition i think this is wrong because diplomatic missions must forged ties8:31between states and not meddle in their domestic politics8:35getting back to popular movements reckless behavior8:38is not appreciated by people8:41if these activists are breaking the more then it's illegal if they expressed8:45their will by legal means without breaking the law8:47bed f forty entitled to do that8:50in this case it would be beneficial to any states8:53because it's a way to provide grassroots feedback on state policies8:57whether it be social domestic or foreign policy mad9:01blasphemous to curator in his mind long-standing associate9:04we see eye to eye on many vital issues of russia's development and that's9:08bernabe s reason9:09we've known each other for a long time now soup we work together back in saint9:13petersburg9:14and then he became a member of the cabinets and proved to be one of the9:17most efficient ministers9:19i've always backed him on key decisions and9:21if i didn't he won't be able to work to implement those ideas and principles9:25that he promoted9:27so to a certain extent that walls are joint policy he has his own view on9:32certain things that uh... is so happened that they had a disagreement with mister9:35negative on a number of issues9:37and since mister needed it was president we have the right to take a decision9:41that he eventually took9:44today lexi couture he says that he's ready to rejoin the executive branch9:48if the authorities were more decisive9:51but he's quite reluctant to specify what he means by being more decisive when i9:55tossed continue wide because more decisive means taking tougher steps for10:01example in terms of the pension reform in terms of raising the retirement age10:06no-one including the opposition10:07wants to speak about it to the public was they think it's the rights but they10:11don't want to talk to him out to be on the issue10:14also taking tougher steps onto other issues like slashing budget expenditures10:18and social spending first of all10:21many of our liberal economists think that all social expenditures too high10:25that we raise salaries and pensions and social benefits too fast10:29they point out that the growth in real disposable incomes is unjustified10:33last year we had a full point two percent increase10:36antes up five point nine percent in the first four months of this year already10:41they argue this salaries a grain fostered and labor efficiencies with10:44which is bad and dangerous for the economy10:47there's no denying it an absolutely bright but maybe it's best not to10:50decrease real disposable incomes10:53but brother to improve our labor efficiency10:56persons often saves the goal is not to expand the amount of the wealthy people11:00but brother to reduce the amount of the poll this is a very hard thing to do of11:05the best part of the opposition has admitted this to us in private and11:09professional meetings and publicly they're afraid to speak about it and11:13this is wrong11:15i have told the many times now11:17if you stick to some idea you have to be straightforward about it11:20don't be afraid to some part of the nation would like it11:23if you can't go on a more support for your ideas you have to stick to your11:27principles to expand jora literal basic let's look at western europe today11:32they brought their countries to the edge of bankruptcy11:35but whenever they talk of lower salaries of people are up enormously so it11:39would've made more sense to increase your social spending and debt more11:42gradually before also it would be great to hear fartsy as if they had been11:46someone you could have told them about our city11:49identical social spending is too high11:52i don't think that we increased tensions salaries and social benefits too much11:56whichever team is two to three men and other people like him have a point to11:59make and we need to listen to that war it's very useful12:03so i believe that opposition that has the national interests at heart will be12:07in demand12:08at some worker a solution next question is how fast they want to add the present12:13alongside from london to presenting after several years of reporting party12:17was elected to monthly anywhere you want to hang seng intolerable12:22was upset i felt that i thought was left without any of us up to the dish rakyat12:26chang question is a follow-up to your previous trip like this anymore12:29principles and a principled position12:32i would like however tendinitis notions to the amenities sheet that inamnabi12:36holding a presidential elections and12:39i know that russia doesn't like to meddle with domestic politics of other12:42countries and that's my my question would be as general as possible12:46it's more often philosophical kind12:48tumi iran is a great example of how you can create extreme tension in mutual12:53relations by blowing out of proportion some insignificant differences iranian12:58nuclear issue that everyone's been talking about the last decade ahead13:02basically online zoning on some vague suspicions which year after year have13:07been dismissed even by americans themselves and that i think has ignored13:11the fact that iran has been compliant with the nonproliferation regime by13:15ninety nine eleven hundred percent at the mason focuses on suspicions at the13:21court as i see is is the relationship between the u_s_ and iran13:25and not as possible to blame for the times and build up13:28but in the mood of the problem is the stance of washington s signature foreign13:32policy principal friends and fellow divide a meeting that you cannot ally13:37you are the enemy and it seems that the level of tolerance to the census quite13:41slow and when it drops too much we see threats of war basin groundless13:45suspicions as is the case with iran on assistance to war as is the case with13:51syria russia has a good record of avoiding tension and relations with13:55other countries your public statements indicate that you know the cost of13:59admits he ought rather open confrontation however i'd believe it14:03russia and the u_s_ senate ideological fundamental differences on the use of14:07force in particular that no private meetings and result it all stems from14:12the national idea of the u_s_ they believe they have a high responsibility14:17which is actually just i think that's right so where is the room for you14:20between avoiding an all-out confrontation that could have an impact14:24on the russian security and maintaining up principles position which will still14:29be critical to our security art14:35wishes mccormick and they want to answer the question u_s_ or brock14:40alone i thought that was a tough tough dying uh... but uh... let the proposals14:45will cut the check the response to your question could take hours14:49it's so complex i will try to be as concise as possible14:53first i've repeatedly voice russia's official starters iran has the rights to14:57a peaceful nuclear program any company singled out for discrimination15:02second we need to be aware that iran is located in a very challenging regional15:07i've told our radiant partners about that and that's why radiant threats made15:11towards neighboring countries he'd be taken in israel15:14threats that israel can be destroyed absolutely unacceptable15:18this is counterproductive typically a yet but it will become the from comes15:22complete with office is not a proper hotel where many restaurants along15:27hypocritically great indicated is everyone has a whether it's appropriate15:31weight or not15:32that means it's best to avoid a word in that could be improperly quoted15:36or could be interpreted it differently15:38that's why the focus on the wrong does have a reason behind it15:42i have no doubts that iran is complying with the rules15:45simply because there's no proof of the oppositely according to the latest on15:48thier reports iran has been abiding by the commitments it has taken off15:53with the truth there is some outstanding issues but with few patients in friendly15:57hands use that they can be resolved couple i have a great respect for ron16:02had a great interest in it16:04this is a great country indeed you don't often hear this attitude mentioned in16:08relation to abroad but it's true significant this is a country with a16:11great culture a great history and is a great nation16:15they're very proud of their country16:17they have their own understanding at their place16:19brief in the region and in the world with and that's something you have to16:22respect16:23uh... give gross at the core of the problem iranians are very smart incoming16:28politicians and to a certain degree they have exploited this confrontation with16:32the united states between hypocrite with yet16:36man not young harnesses the list up in the race as a result from the evidence16:40of injury to tackle that domestic political issues16:44when there's an external enemy it united the nation16:47but i guess the united states have been employing the same technique16:51after the collapse of the soviet union there'd be no external threats the16:55middle of washington to dominate the west16:58that must be a threat to say that the u_s_ can protect that allies from a17:01typical this position yields political and economic benefits17:05if everyone relies on one country for protection in this country is entitled17:09to some preferential treatment so it's very important to possess the status of17:14of a global defender to be able to resolve issues even beyond the realm at17:18the foreign policy and security issues17:21i think the u_s_ has been using iran for this very hopeless that it is to unites17:25the allies in the shadow of a real all false threatens the vote is quite a17:29complicated issue but it's not an issue for russia17:32weeping complying with all international commitments including a bronze peaceful17:36nuclear program as you know russia bilby doucet power plant in iraq17:41we've completed this project and unprepared for further cooperation17:45yet when we propose to enrich uranium on russian territory iranian partners17:49refused for reasons unknown to us17:52they argue that they would enrich uranium on that i did17:54in line with the existing international regulation17:58and as i said earlier if they don't break any rules that forty entitled to18:01do that18:02we would endorse this rights but we were also remain aware of the concerns18:07that other states and the international community has18:10concerning full compliance with that he's rules18:13prostitutes have opponent kathleen settlement18:16western personal customer are supporting clarify something18:19i think as i was asking you know only about the u_s_ in manhattan relations18:23that also about the u_s_-russian relations18:26which they agree that we have fundamental ideological differences on18:29key issues of international law civil rights on the eve of mind meeting with18:34uh... obama you pushing me to make some serious statement as a substitute for18:38betty punishing18:39and contacting city has more expectant parents18:42you're the most or they would like for you wouldn't notice my deviation but you18:46did18:46indeed you all very persistent18:48todate we don't have any significant ideological differences18:52but we have fundamental cultural differences18:55individualism lies at the core of the american identity while russia has been19:00a country of collective isn't one students of push kids legacy has19:04formulated this difference very aptly19:07takes dollars have hara from gone with the wind for instance19:11she says eleven beyond regain this is the most important thing for her19:16russians have different far lofty ambitions19:19more of the spiritual kite19:21it's more about your relationship with god19:23we have different visions of life19:25that's why it's very difficult to understand each other19:28but is still possible19:31that's why there's international law to create a level playing field for19:35everyone19:38feels that the u_s_ is a very democratic state there's no doubt about that andy19:42diverge we developed as a democratic state19:45when the first settlers set their thoughts on the consonants19:48life force them to forge a relationship and maintain a dialogue with each other19:52to survive that's why america was initially conceived as a fundamental19:55democracy19:57with that in mind we should not forget that america's development began20:00with the large-scale ethnic cleansing unprecedented in human history20:05i wouldn't like to dell so deeply into eight parts you're forcing me to do it20:09how much time when europeans arrived in america that was the first thing they20:13did then you have to be honest about it20:16there are so many stories like that in human history take the destruction of20:20confidence by the brave men empire the legend has it that romans cloud over20:25inside the city with salt said that nothing will ever grow that20:29europeans didn't use the salt because they use the land for acrid culture20:33but they wiped out the indigenous population than there was slavery and20:37that's something that's deeply ingrained in america in his memoirs u_s_ secretary20:42of state colin powell reveals how hard it was for him as a black man20:46how hard it was for him to live with other people staring at you it means20:50this mentality has taken root in the hearts and minds of the people20:54and is likely to still be there20:56two-syllable now take the soviet union we know a lot about stalin now we know21:01him isn't it tastes and a tyrant21:03but still i'd everything bill in the spring of nineteen forty five stalin21:07would have used in nuclear bomb against germany if he had blood he could have21:11done it in nineteen forty one or nineteen forty two when it was a matter21:15of life or death what i really doubt that he would have done it in nineteen21:19forty-five when the enemy had almost given up and had absolutely no chance to21:23reverse that trend21:25i don't think he would now look at the u_s_ they dropped the bomb on japan21:29a country that was a non-nuclear states was very close to defeat permeable so21:34their big differences between us but21:36it's quite natural that people with such differences until turning store to find21:40ways to understand each other better21:43i don't think there is an alternative moreover it's not by chance that russia21:47and the u_s_ forces alliance in the most critical moments of modern history that21:52was the case in world war one and world war two21:55even if it was phys confrontation all countries united in the face of a common21:59thread22:00which means there's something that you know it's nice picture i must be some22:04fundamental interests that bring us together that's something we need to22:07focus on first22:09we need to be aware of our differences that focus on a positive agenda22:13that can improve our corporations have been innovation and she came across a22:17narrow and lots of relations with the u_s_ are important issues are not twice22:22not to because americans make up most about or d_m_z_ dissent in the towel22:26websites statistics22:28you'll see that most about wanting to comes from america so anything related22:32to the u_s_ is a key topic for us22:35and he really wanted to see a checking in with specially coming from new york22:39for this meeting she wanted all u_s_-based channel aussie america which22:43cases to an american audience and focusing specifically on american issues22:48is that most anastacia22:51of person that we have kept up asking if they can't uh... look at uh... other yes22:56thank you advertising new york for the past five years23:00you have mentioned the fundamental differences as well as the common23:03features that russia's shears with the united states23:06i would like to go back to our diplomatic relations and the23:09presentations of international by meets american politicians and russian experts23:15these days after here direct knowledge alf record government needs to act has23:20effectively come to replace the jackson-vanik amendment which23:23demonstrates the same outdated approach to always russian about as we know and23:28barackobama mapped with mister mcfadden during the size and sale last year he23:33made some hints saying he would have more flexibility after the election23:38whether up what uh... little of that is that it but i see you guys just take it23:43off their backs to you23:45about foster preston i promised them23:48complacent23:50yeah23:52arlington and i was there for him to a conference with brushing carver and that23:57is not what lesson to be23:58we've already tested for many of our remaining issues within the last why do24:03you think the reset has not worked action and can't ever take place in the24:07first place as unequal recycler caucasus were is it the trash is always expected24:12to sacrifice its national interest24:15yourself influential to ship national polls24:18any state cassie's its national interests in the u_s_ is no exception24:22what's unique area is that the collapse of the soviet union left america is the24:26world single leader24:27but there was a catch associated with it in that he began to view itself as an24:31empire cisco but an entire is not only about foreign policy it's also about24:36domestic policies an empire cannot afford to display weakness24:40and any attempt to strike an agreement on equitable terms24:44is often seen domestically as weakness for the leadership cannot afford display24:49weakness due to domestic policy considerations24:53i think the current administration realizes that it can also love the24:57world's major issues on its own24:59but first they still want to do it and second they can only take steps that if25:03it for an empire25:05domestic policy considerations play his role25:08otherwise you would be accused of weakness impeding in order to acts of25:11the wise you either have to win over well-meaning support for then must be a25:15chance in mentality25:17one people will understand that is much more beneficial to look at the25:20compromises fled to impose your will on everyone25:24but it certainly takes time to change those patterns of thinking in any25:28country25:28in this case is the u_s_25:30first and foremost this change should take place in the minds of the ruling25:33elite25:34in the broad sense of this phrase25:36i don't think that it's impossible of i think we've almost come to that point25:40are very much hype will reach its end25:43politically25:44i see what i mean it's welcomehttp://s.ytimg.com/yts/img/pixel-vfl3z5WfW.gifLoading...

The saying "NAKED WE CAME TO THIS WORLD AND NAKED WE DEPART" is not quite true because we come to this world (as souls/spirits) dressed in physical bodies, dressed in flesh and we depart NAKED leaving our flesh body in graves. And believe me you are not going to a nudist colony when you depart; you need Jesus who gives you new clothes for your spirit/soul if you belong to Him. MAN Eternal Life I had a dream of a place where everything was at peace. There was no more pain, no hurting or crying, A place where death forever ceased. There was no more hunger or disease Nor, nations rising up against each other. All pride and jealousy were swallowed up in the final battle. The King has returned, so let us all rejoice. We all gathered there to meet As people assembled to pay homage at His feet. Even the creatures on earth and in heaven came to proclaim His eternal, sweet and precious name. There we will reign with Him forevermore, As we crowned Him King of kings and Lord of lords. I am surrounded by thousands and thousands Of angelic hosts singing His praises. Oh, what a sweet sound which will continue throughout the ages. I turned to see our loved ones who had gone on before us We rejoiced with each other as we joined the endless chorus. Our new bodies, how perfect we are designed. Oh, the wisdom and knowledge of God How unsearchable are His ways, There will be joy and peace throughout the eternal days. There in that holy place forever we will be, The earth shall be full of His knowledge and glory As waters that cover the sea. When I woke up from that beautiful dream I gave thanks to Jesus Christ my Savior, Who will forever reign supreme. So, read to me the Word of Life page by page God’s eternal love will never age. I Corinthians 15: 51-55

He might not have hated the Armenians (at least openly) but he hated racism and wanted to see racism eliminated from Russia and he defended the blacks in Soviet Union more than the Armenians themselves; his policy was a total failur as Yelestin brought back nationaslm back to Russia. Gorbachev's having two Armenian advisors proves nothing as he had such advisors from all other countries in the Soviet Union and he is not obligated to do what his advisores say. At 1988 earthquake he came to Armenia, he cursed the Armenians saying what kind of people are those since they refuse the orphanes from the earthquake to be adopted by Russians in Russia. He always looked to adult Armenians as labores and servants to be brought to Russia to build that country with their hard manial labor and nothing more, Armenians were Gorbachev's slaves in Russia in his eyes. When he came to Armenia in 1988 for the earthquake he promised eathquake relief from Moscow, well not a cent was sent for earthquake relief and that reflected what was really in Gorbachev's heart and not what he was prentending in the open. Gorbachev's policy toward Armenia and Artsakh was total failur and Artsakh was never a part of Azerbaijan during Soviet time, Artsakh was an authonomos republic/province administered from Moscow with local affairs adminstration left to Baku. There was NO TERRITORIAL INTEGRITY to be violated in Arsakh's case. So Gorbachev could easly reversed the situation and decreed that Artsakh will be adminstrated in local affairs once more by Armenia as was before 1922. The result of Gorbachev's stuborness was bloodshed all over the area, a normal result for a man that has never the fear of God in him and is swarn atheist.

A recent article is showing which way Francis' Vatican is going http://www.pressherald.com/life/pope-francis-revolution-draws-criticism_2013-08-03.html?pagenum=full Some line from it which confirm the messages given here by Jesus Pope Francis revolution draws criticism The new pontiff has charmed millions, but the enthusiasm isn't shared across the board.Aug 3. 2013 The Francis Revolution is under way. Not everyone is pleased. Four months into his papacy, Francis has called on young Catholics to shake up a dusty, doctrinaire church that is losing faithful and relevance.. And he has turned the Vatican upside down, quite possibly knocking the wind out of a poisonously homophobic culture by merely uttering the word "gay" and saying: So what? Francis' predecessor, Benedict XVI, had coddled traditionalist Catholics attached to the old Latin Mass and opposed to the modernizing reforms of the Second Vatican Council. That group greeted Francis' election with concern -- and now is watching its worst fears come true. Francis has spoken out publicly and privately against such "restoratist groups," which he accuses of being navel-gazing retrogrades... ======================== Pope Francis is unsettling and dividing the Catholic right Aug 8, 2013 http://www.washingtonpost.com/national/on-faith/pope-francis-is-unsettling-_-and-dividing-_-the-catholic-right/2013/08/07/0f0e503c-ff72-11e2-8294-0ee5075b840d_story.html in a few short months, Pope Francis has upended that dynamic, alienating many on the Catholic right by refusing to play favorites and ignoring their preferred agenda items even as he stressed the kind of social justice issues that are near and dear to progressives. “How can I love a Pope who doesn’t even want to be Pope?” Katrina Fernandez, a popular conservative blogger, wrote in a column about her disillusionment.

Those who remember, Gorbachev was the man in charge when the big 1988 earthquak happened in Armenia, he pledged monetary help but not a kopek was received from his adminstration; he hated the Armenians because they were nationalist inclined, Gorbachev being strongly against nationalism. He ordered Russian troops in Artsakh and Azerbaijan to help the Aseris against the Armenians. Had he remained in power and was not toppled by Yeltsin who hated the Tartars --Artsakh and Armenia proper would have vanished from the map of the world in favor of the Azeri Tartar Turks. I read this article yesterday in Speigel of Germany: http://www.spiegel.de/international/world/false-story-about-gorbachev-death-unleashes-wave-of-hate-a-915670.html A 'Traitor'? Wave of Hate Follows False Story of Gorbachev's Death It was Wednesday (8 Aug 2013) evening when the state-run news agency RIA Novosti in Moscow announced the death of Mikhail Gorbachev on its German language micro-blog and on one of its Twitter accounts. The news was unexpected. While Gorbachev is now 82 years old, he is not at death's door. And it didn't take long before it became clear that the story was wrong. Gorbachev himself said in a statement that he is "alive and well" For RIA Novosti, the incident is embarrassing. The agency said that the story was deleted after a mere five minutes But it has become notable just how often Gorbachev, the last leader of the Soviet Union, has been pronounced dead in the Russian media in recent months. Similar rumors of his demise swirled through the country in June. And in May 2012, his death was posted on Gorbachev's English-language Wikipedia entry, from which it rapidly spread through social media and made it into the news. That, though, is not entirely accurate as was made clear once again on Wednesday. Despite the erroneous story of his death being quickly deleted after 5 minutes of posting, it triggered a wave of comments across the country -- a wave of hate. It was a mixture of political contempt, hostile invective and incomprehensible insults. Most of them centered on Gorbachev's central political accomplishment.. A Soul Full of Hate Almost every second entry on the site mail.ru included the word "traitor" in reference to Gorbachev. One woman wrote that he sold the Soviet Union for "30 pieces of silver" and that he is richer than oligarch billionaire Roman Abramovitch. Another contributed a rhetorical question. "Is it easy to live as a traitor who is hated by the entire country?" A third, at least, wished him a longer life -- so that "the people can pass judgement on him in a court of law." And a fourth showed a sense of humor. Gorbachev will never die, he wrote, because the devil is afraid that "hell would then collapse as well." Most of the rest of the comments were below the belt. "What a shame he didn't really die," for example. "He should be run over with a steamroller." Or: "Die, you dog, die as quickly as possible." Another read: "His days are numbered and his death will be a celebration." Still another: "We will come to his burial to spit on his coffin." Not all of the entries were insulting. One message read: "I wish you many long years of life, Mikhail Sergeyevich. It is great that you brought the hollow USSR to collapse." But it was almost completely drowned out by the vile. It wasn't long before the comments, just like the news story, were deleted. Comments on erroneous news stories are forbidden, read a message on the site. But for just a few hours, a window opened up through which one could see into the Russian soul. And it is a soul full of hate for Mikhail Gorbachev.

Acts 2: 12,13 "And they all continued in amazement and great perplexity, saying to one another, 'what does this mean?'But others were mocking [like you Sip] and saying, 'They are full of sweet wine.'” Did I really live? This life is like a vapor, one minute hunging in the air and then in another minute the vapor is not there. We must first seek Jesus Christ where the fulness of life is; not only the current life we are living in but the life coming after that --the eternal life that Jesus gives. Is it soooo good? Well, it is not easy life, there are obastacles to overcome like in a race. One has to be up to the challenge, but knowing Jesus is besides and in you --makes it worthwhile. And knowing Jesus is there at your death-bed waiting for you... This physical body of our is like a coat, a peace of cloth, we put it on OUR REAL SELF known as spirit or soul. So life is more than you and more than you experienced here. God Bless you and the others.

The ANTICHRIST WILL CLAIM TO BE THE REAL JESUS CHRIST and SAY JESUS CHRIST WHO CAME SOME 2000 YEARS AGO IS THE REAL ANTICHRIST. Jesus will not come a second time in flesh They will convince My followers to adapt the Laws of My Church by holding a referendum Wednesday, July 31st, 2013 My dearly beloved daughter, always remember how the devil works. He is very careful not to reveal himself. He, therefore, mixes truths and lies together, in order to confuse. This is his favourite way to deceive souls. He would never tell the truth, by allowing others to see how he really is, but because he is proud, his arrogance and his hatred for Me will always seep out. Those whose eyes are open will immediately recognize the insults, which are thrown in My Face and before My altars. Satan, remember, is proud, arrogant, boastful and very, very cunning. When he is present in souls, he has a confidence, which is borne out of pride and arrogance and a belief that he is above God. He will always give signs, which insult God, but only those who know what to look for will see them. Those who honour Satan, and who spend much of their time in groups which organize rituals to pay homage to him, will be delighted to see these signs. All who have sold their souls to Satan will communicate, through such signs, as an arrogant and defiant gesture against Me, Jesus Christ. Those who deceive you, in My Name, will convince My followers to adapt the Laws of My Church, by holding a referendum. All will be asked to condone new practices, which amount to two things. The first is to wipe out My Presence in the Holy Eucharist. The second is to condone sin, by encouraging people to show sympathy for the human rights of those who do not believe in Jesus Christ. This referendum will be falsified and lies will be presented as the Truth. When the new one world religion is introduced, My Church on Earth – the True Church – will go into hiding, in order to pay homage to Me. I Am the target of the beast. I Am Who he wants to hurt. He knows he cannot destroy Me, so he will instead try to destroy the human race, who he curses every second. His servant will not stop by just insulting My Presence in the Tabernacles of the world. They will not be happy to destroy only the Sacraments, so that they can blaspheme against Me. They will only be happy when they steal souls by creating the greatest blasphemy of all. This is when they will recreate My First Coming by giving the impression that John the Baptist has been sent. The man who will say he is the Lord’s prophet will lie and cause such wonder when he declares that the antichrist is Me, Jesus Christ. The antichrist will, through the power of Satan, claim to be Me, Jesus Christ. Woe to those souls who welcome him into their arms, for they will be powerless against him. Allow these two to suck you into their vacuum of lies and you will be so far removed from Me that only by the Intervention of My Father can you be brought into My Great Mercy. When anyone who comes in the future, and claims to be Me, Jesus Christ, know that he is a liar. I will not come in the flesh a second time. Satan cannot utter these words: “Jesus Christ, Who came in the flesh.” What he will say, through the mouth of the beast, the antichrist, will be the following: “I am Jesus Christ, I have now come in the flesh, to bring you salvation.” When this happens My Divine Intervention will be swift, but by then the false prophet and the antichrist will have stolen many souls. Pray, pray, pray that all those who say they are Mine remain Mine. Pray that you will all have the strength and courage to carry My Cross during the greatest persecution of My Body – My Mystical Body – My Church on Earth at this time. Your Jesus http://www.thewarningsecondcoming.com/they-will-convince-my-followers-to-adapt-the-laws-of-my-church-by-holding-a-referendum/ ------------------------------ "The hatred, which ensues as the Word of God devours souls, is at its worst. When these Messages attract such hatred and wicked actions, by those who call themselves true disciples of my Son, know then that it is the evil one who causes this. My poor souls, my poor confused children, you must never turn your back when you are unsure of my Son’s Words. You must keep an open mind and remain true to what He taught you. Do not judge anyone in His Name. Love one another. If you do not believe that God has sent His final prophet, then it does not matter. Please remember though, your obligation – by carrying out your duties to my Son, by adhering strictly to His Teachings." More in link: http://www.thewarningsecondcoming.com/mother-of-salvation-just-as-the-holy-word-of-god-can-unite-souls-so-too-can-it-cause-great-division/

Yervant1: This is in reply to your statement "Isn't it funny that you believe everyone that claims that Jesus spoke with them as long they say things that are in line with your line of thought, but when I say that Jesus spoke with me you dispute it. As for trying it, I did more than fifteen years and it led me to my present thinking because of charlatans and hypocrites that have taken over in any denomination church. I think I said enough already." The importance is the veneration of Jesus, bowing your knees before Him and venerate Him, or falling on your face before Him. I started as a child venerating Jesus then growing up I departed from the cross and I did suffer. Then came back to venerating and acknowledging Him as my Lord and Savior and reading the Bible. Jesus establishes a personal relationship with a believer on this basis of veneration and not on someone's church membership or doing works for someone's own salvation in place of looking at Jesus and focusing on Jesus. For veneration Jesus you do not have to go to church regularly, IT IS A MATTER OF YOUR HEART or in your heart. There are many church building when Jesus comes knocking on their doors to let Him in, He is refused entry. We have to use our discernment.

http://farm4.staticflickr.com/3729/9458300272_1b91007c0a_b.jpg Kikos skid being performed in Armenian in Yerevan. More photos here: http://news.am/eng/photos/sessions/group-peace-corps-volunteers-armenia/

..and certainly your are immature person Arpa. You keep finding and pointing to mistakes in my writings, and then telling me to do this to do that; any mature person would not do that: will not go after mistakes and point them and will not tell to do things. I do not want to waste my time with an immature like you. I know I have been among Armenians and those character traits of finding faults and telling to do thing in hygiene or otherwise is like a plague among the Armenians from Turkey and Arab lands. Originally they were not like that but learned and absorbed it from Arabs & Turks.

I do not know Arabic, in Arabic "hakim" may mean wise guy but I heard in Turkish it means a doctor of medicine. Did the Turks took that word from Arabs and referred by it to doctors of medicine? It would not make too much different, let Armenians emancipate from Arabs also by changing their Arabic sounding names to Armenian ones. No wonder in Armenia the ones like you are called in your back as Turks and Arabs and not as Armenian, though we will abstain from calling you by that name in the upon on your face.

"hakim" is a Turkish word which mean a doctor of medicine. Kudos for changing his name to a non-Turkish one: Doctorian. In USA its easy to change your name, just give a couple of dollars to a judge and you can get a new name. I wish all Armenians would do like Samuel Doctorian in America then those strange sounding "Armenian" surnames that originated in Central Asia will be a thing of the past. Speaking of emancipation of the Armenians from under Turkish control.

Here it indicates that they have 5 children and 4 grandchildren, this is an early post and by now there are more grandchildren Samuel Doctorian is an Armenian. Like all other Armenian families, his family suffered in the massacres by the Turks in 1915. His father and mother were young children at this time, and they both lost both parents, barbarously slaughtered because they would not deny Christ. Samuel’s parents escaped the massacre, and were later brought up in a Mission Orphanage. Samuel was born in 1930 in the city of Beirut. When he was six years old, his parents moved to Jerusalem, where they lived until the war in 1948, when for the second time they lost everything and became refugees. When he was nine years old, Samuel became a committed Christian as he stood at the place where Jesus died. It was there he resolved that his whole life would be lived for Christ. Coming from a poor family, at the age of fourteen, he could not continue his schooling, and began to work in a shoe-maker’s shop. It was while working in the shop in Old Jerusalem that the Lord called him to the ministry - he was sixteen years old. A year later he began his theological studies at Hurlet Nazarene College near Glasgow, in Scotland. After graduation, he was ordained in 1951. Later that year he returned to the Middle East and began his ministry in Jerusalem, later moving to Amman, Jordan. He was married in April, 1952 to Naomi Pashgian. Samuel and Naomi have five children and four grandchildren. In the month of October 1952, Samuel Doctorian was called by the Lord to start evangelistic work throughout the Middle East - living by faith as he was not sponsored by any denomination. He was used by the Holy Spirit to bring Revival to Aleppo, Beirut, Cyprus and Damascus, and when he went to Egypt he had a revival ministry all over the land that brought tens of thousands to Christ. As a result of a vision, he began the Bible Land Mission in 1959. The Lord has used him in many countries all over the Middle East, Europe, North and South America and other parts of the world to bring a breath of revival. He has led people of all walks of life to the Lord, from Eastern refugees to a European princess. He has been to over 125 countries of the world in all seven Continents. From Beirut and Jerusalem, Samuel Doctorian seeks to spread the Gospel over the Bible Lands by every possible means, and extend his revival ministry around the world. He has preached for every one of the larger Protestant denominations, and in many Catholic and Orthodox churches too. On two occasions he has preached to Members of Parliament in the House of Commons in London. He is undoubtedly a preacher anointed by the Holy Spirit, and as he preaches with such fervor and power there is always a ready response in his hearers to the Word of God. His messages are colored with vivid illustrations from his personal experiences in many parts of the world. In addition to the unction of the Holy Spirit, Samuel Doctorian exercises a ministry of healing that has brought positive help to many thousands. This autobiography, “The Life Story of Samuel Doctorian begins at Calvary” has sold in the thousands, in many languages around the world. Many people have expressed their appreciation of Samuel DoctorianÂ’s ministry. A pastor has said, after a week of meetings in his church, “We shall never be the same again after having him with us.” This has been said innumerable times. To God be the Glory.

I have read his autobiography “The Life Story of Samuel Doctorian begins at Calvary” years ago and so I forgot the details. From http://www.biblelandmission.org/ we learn that: Samuel Doctorian is an Armenian. Like all other Armenian families, his parents suffered in the massacres by the Turks in 1915. His father was Paul Hakemian/Doctorian and at age nine during the Genocide he was captured by the Turks and made a Turkish household slave, he latter escaped by help of missionaries while the parents of the boy Paul (medic by profession) were killed by the Turks at Genocide because they would not deny Christ and convert to Islam. So Paul is first generation genocide survivor, and Samuel his son a second generation of survivor. His younger brother David also a second generation of survivors. Paul got married and gave birth to Samuel Doctorian in 1930 in the city of Beirut. He also gave birth to David Doctorian, the brother of Samuel. Then Samuel had some 4 (or was it 5 children) and many grandchildren. 2 daughters & 2 or 3 sons. His eldest son Paul [Paul Samuel Doctorian] is now the Pastor of the Pasadena Armenian Church of the Nazarene. The state senator David Doctorian is the brother of Samuel Doctorian. Here is a picture showing the whole family with their wives and children: http://www.biblelandmission.org/images2/familyreunion.jpg (sitting is Samuel and his wife Naomi with one of their grandchildren, at left on front is his eldest son Paul with his wife) Here is what David the senator says: "David was born to Armenian parents [to Paul Doctorian like Samuel] who became orphans when they were young. His grandparents [the parents of Paul Doctorian] refused to convert to the Islamic religion and were executed for their faith during the Armenian Genocide. David's [and Samuel's] father, Paul Doctorian, 9 years old, was rounded up with other women and children of the village and forced to walk through the Syrian Desert. A Turkish soldier recognized him as the son of a doctor who had cared for his own family and he was pulled from the group, taken to a Turkish family to be a slave. He was beaten and left for dead when he attempted to run away. Found by American Missionaries he was taken to an orphanage in Beirut, Lebanon. David's mother, Mary, 5 years old, experienced a similar story, also being rescued by a Turkish soldier and taken to the same orphanage as his father. There is where they met, grew up together and later married and lived in Beirut." See you at church (Pasadena Armenian Church of Nazarene, 2355 E. Washington Blvd., Pasadena, CA 9110) this Sunday Dear Arpa, don't forget to bring with you dark eyeglasses since Jesus suddently may appear with His light and you may turn blind like Saul/Paul was blinded when he met Jesus at the road to Damascus. =============== THE WORLD IS MY CHURCH says Samuel Doctorian Armenia, a totally independent country now. After five hundred years under the Turks, and seventy-two years under the Russian communist government, the country of Armenia is now independent. We have great freedom to preach the Gospel. I arrived in Armenia with my dear son, Paul, who is now as an ordained minister also pastoring the Pasadena Armenian Church of the Nazarene, in California. Paul and I were very excited to be back in Armenia. Our first station was to go to the military zone in Mountainous Karabagh. They have had severe battles with Azerbaijan for three years. They were able to recapture that great piece of land with villages and cities that belonged to Armenia. Armenian loss of life was six thousand five hundred in a span of three years. Our first stop was to go to the capital city of that region, Stepanakert. The precious brother who arranged and led those meetings for us had been a general commander in that area. Five years ago God visited him gloriously and he started a fellowship of Christians in that city. It was marvelous to preach in the hall that was packed. The next day it was overcrowded. The third day there was no place for people to even stand. The Holy Spirit moved mightily and every night souls cried to the Lord for Salvation. Every night we prayed for the sick. And one night the mighty Holy Spirit came down and filled many of them. I believe revival has started in that part of the country. I want to thank the Lord and all His children from all over the world, the wonderful Bible Land Mission family who did help us financially. You sent us monetary help so we could go to Armenia and minister the Word of God boldly and with freedom. Armenia presently is a poor country. In order to visit there and evangelize, we had to pay our own tickets, our own hotel expenses and many other expenses in the country including renting buses that brought the people to the meeting places. We were able to help many of the pastors and the preachers financially. God gave us our daily bread and helped us to minister with total freedom with no financial burden because many of God's children helped us so we could come and minister in this needy country of Armenia. While I am dictating this report, I'm in Yerevan, the capital city. In Artashat, a neighboring town, few days ago we had overcrowded meetings in the church building that the Lord helped us buy and give it to the church body there. The church building seats three hundred fifty. It's a beautiful building with nice gardens all around it. All the seats were full, air conditioning units were working full blast, a loud speaking system was operational, and I was able to preach the gospel everyday. To God be the glory many new souls were added to the Kingdom. One night I shared the message on the blood of Jesus. The Holy Spirit touched many lives. To my amazement many stood to be saved. They cried out he prayer, repeating words after me, “Lord, I'm a sinner. Lord, I believe in you. Lord, thank you for dying in my place. Thank you for shedding your blood for my salvation. Save me Lord.” I believe the Lord did it. For the Word of the Lord says, “As many as call the name of the Lord, shall be saved.” Now I am busy preaching in another church, in a town called Norapatz, where the Lord helped us also send financial help. They were able to buy a wonderful piece of land. They renovated the building and the Lord really blessed in this new church in a wonderful way. Lord willing, on Saturday and Sunday of this week I will preach in a big hall in Yerevan on the third floor of a building. I know the Lord will bless abundantly. As I leave Armenia on September 15, I will be on my way to South Africa preaching in different churches near Johannesburg, South African churches and also one big meeting on Sunday with the Chinese churches together in Johannesburg. From South Africa, I will visit Singapore for one week. I will be preaching every day, and twice on Sundays. On Saturday 27th of September we shall be having a great get together with the Bible Land Mission committee in Singapore. I know the place will be full and the Lord will give us a great meeting. From Singapore I shall be flying to Delhi and then on to Bihar. Bihar is located in the North of India near Tibet, with Nepal right on the border. Twelve thousand are coming together for a great convention. The people mostly are Hindus and I shall be preaching Christ in that great convention. From Bihar, India, I will be on my way to Holland. There I'll be preaching for three weeks every day. The first Sunday, I start with the Maranatha Church, the largest Pentecostal church in Amsterdam. Two meetings on Sunday morning and then daily services all over Holland. I need your prayers. I rejoice to give such report of what the Lord has done, what He is doing, and what He is going to do. Remember dear reader, I am now seventy-three years old but by the grace of God still going on preaching the glorious gospel. Yours for the extension of God's Kingdom everywhere, The world is my church, Samuel Doctorian (Date of report not given, publication date is 2004 but it happened years before.)

Arpa: in my dictionary 'lowlife" means clueless when it comes to spiritual matter and one who used to discredit Jesus (although as a child I was a church goer and wearing 'shabic' during Armenian Apostolic church mass, but when I grow up I parted way from Jesus. But He came later and took be back. Samuel Doctorian is the ONE here below mentioned as "Paul of 9 years old during the Genocide" and taken as slave by Turks and most-likly called him "ahmad". He had four or five children like Paul Doctorian, Naomi Doctorian. And David Doctorian the state senator IS ONE OF THEM. THERE IS NO FRAUD HERE, take your lousy words back. Changing name from Paul Hekimnian to Samuel Doctorian (I think the American missionaries did it) is NOT a fraud. I have to go now, come back later "David was born to Armenian parents who became orphans when they were young. His grandparents refused to convert to the Islamic religion and were executed for their faith during the Armenian Genocide. David's father, Paul, 9 years old, was rounded up with other women and children of the village and forced to walk through the Syrian Desert. A Turkish soldier recognized him as the son of a doctor who had cared for his own family and he was pulled from the group, taken to a Turkish family to be a slave. He was beaten and left for dead when he attempted to run away. Found by American Missionaries he was taken to an orphanage in Beirut, Lebanon. David's mother, Mary, 5 years old, experienced a similar story, also being rescued by a Turkish soldier and taken to the same orphanage as his father. There is where they met [David's mother & father Samuel Doctorian/Paul Hekimian], grew up together and later married and lived in Beirut."

Arpa: in my dictionary 'lowlife" means clueless when it comes to spiritual matter and one who used to discredit Jesus (although as a child I was a church goer and wearing 'shabic' during Armenian Apostolic church mass, but when I grow up I parted way from Jesus. But He came later and took be back. Samuel Doctorian is the ONE here below mentioned as "Paul of 9 years old during the Genocide" and taken as slave by Turks and most-likly called him "ahmad". He had four or five children like Paul Doctorian, Naomi Doctorian. And David Doctorian the state senator IS ONE OF THEM. THERE IS NO FRAUD HERE, take your lousy words back. Changing name from Paul Hekimnian to Samuel Doctorian (I think the American missionaries did it) is NOT a fraud. I have to go now, come back later "David was born to Armenian parents who became orphans when they were young. His grandparents refused to convert to the Islamic religion and were executed for their faith during the Armenian Genocide. David's father, Paul, 9 years old, was rounded up with other women and children of the village and forced to walk through the Syrian Desert. A Turkish soldier recognized him as the son of a doctor who had cared for his own family and he was pulled from the group, taken to a Turkish family to be a slave. He was beaten and left for dead when he attempted to run away. Found by American Missionaries he was taken to an orphanage in Beirut, Lebanon. David's mother, Mary, 5 years old, experienced a similar story, also being rescued by a Turkish soldier and taken to the same orphanage as his father. There is where they met [David's mother & father Samuel Doctorian/Paul Hekimian], grew up together and later married and lived in Beirut."

Yervant1: There was an Armenian pastor in Pasadena, CA, pasturing the Nazarene church there, Samuel Doctorian, his father a survivor of Genocide 1915. I read his biography and he tells Jesus spoke to him, and very few time appeared to him. So Jesus is ALIVE and He speaks and acts. Now his church is pastured by his son, give it a try! --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Arpa: Are you pretending to be a clown? or you are really in such darkness; anyway this address may enlighten you somehow : 1-I do not condemn anyone, if I speak about hell because that word is the Bible. I do not want to see anyone in hell, be they believers or not-believers, because hell is the most cruel place to be for any one. And most go there because of their own mistakes and falling prey to the deception of satan because that evil entity and his helpers hate mankind and want them to see all in hell. So your saying that I condemn anyone to hell is an insult to me. Also the hell word is a cheap talk you see in the streets and TV programs, men wishing to see their enemies in hell and say so openly. As Christians we love our enemies and wish them the best, and we endevour to keep all out of hell by praying for their salvation and telling them the Truth given by Jesus. 2-Jesus calls His servant Maria in England as "daughter" because that is the way of Jesus, calling the ones He loves as "daughter" or "son". In The NT we see Jesus saying to a sick man (who had faith) when healing him: son, your sins are forgiven (Mark 2:5). So when you become a real Christian you can hear God speaking to you, to your heart, and he often addresses you as "son" if you are a male, and "daughter" if female. Often He calls us "children" or "my child". So work toward hearing from God, not that you have to do your own hard work like they do in religions --Jesus did all for you, you have only to accept Jesus' work for you, for dying and shedding His blood for you for your salvation from the fall satan has caused you. When it comes to salvation it's Jesus acts for you that counts! 3-If you want to know whether there is witchcraft in modern Christian churches, be assured that there is plenty. Witchcraft was introduced into the original godly realm of Adam & Eve when satan or the one called serpent which was a handsome clean-shaved man with tie and a very expensive suit, with fingers loaded with diamond and gold rings, landed by 100% pure made of gold private jet airplane, studded by shiny diamonds, into the Garden of Eden and taught Eve first, then Adam, witchcraft and craft. Up until then God the Father was teaching Adam & Eve, but they were seduced by the serpent, said no to God and started following satan who promised them golden rings, golden airplanes/helicopters, dresses made of gold, big castles to live in and bank accounts in the millions. Adam & Eve ended up working like slaves in the garden of satan in order to survive and make the serpent richer; all because they trusted the wrong guy whose specialty was deception. The moral lesson: avoid churches pastured by leaders who own castles, jets, TV stations, gold & silver, and many riches and promise you the same if you just only give them money and plenty of it. This is a 3 hours video: Title in YouTube: The Hidden Faith of The Founding Fathers 2010 youtube.com/watch?NR=1&feature=endscreen&v=xU24fJ4NQxo (The rites of initiation of Freemasonry and Witchcraft are identical except the initiate in Witchcraft is naked and his wrist is cut. The vows and initiation rites of witchcraft closely mirror Freemasonry) "The most infamous trials were conducted by the Court of Oyer and Terminer in 1692 in Salem Town". Most-likely members of this Court and of jury were secret witches who put real Christians to death by accusing or framing them as witches. P.S. Arpa! Thanks for calling me names. I bless, God bless you! For both the bad & good that are coming from you. I did some extensive reply because I would have sinned greatly if I remained silence to the kind of talks you are posting full of great spiritual ignorance. God Bless!

Yervant1: Those dictations of Jesus are made to a Catholic lady, Maria, living in England, she writes them as she hears from Jesus without adding to it from her own. She post them with her friends in a blog of hers, the same one linked to the messages. I am not Catholic but somehow those messages have attracted my attention. 2Peter 3:3, 4 "know this first of all, that in the last days mockers will come with their mocking, following after their own lusts and saying 'where is the promise of His coming?'" --------------------------------- Sip: Sun-God and Son-God are the same Jesus Christ the great I Am who was from the beginning, even before our world was created. Now some, specially the pagans, they have been saying this Sun-God is Lucifer or satan which means they have been deceived by Satan; the deception did not come to an end in the Garden of Eden, after the serpent or satan made Adam & Eve to fall away from God the Father he kept deceiving humanity in order to keep them under his power. Ancient Egyptians then Romans started worshiping Lucifer/satan as the Sun-god substituting Jesus the real Sun-God who had to come again 2000 years ago in flesh as Son-God. If you do not believe in Him then your expected "coming back fire" will not save you, on the contrary read what the Spirit of Jesus told to Peter His apostle in 2Peter: (As to fire, you must be kidding. Have you fingers never been touched by fire-flames or a hot-iron and you jumped up away from the pain, well that pain is what you get from fire. Even your fleshly body protects somehow your spirit within you from fire by taking on the brunt of damage, and spirit or soul by itself, without the flesh covering it, is some one thousand times more sensitive to fire than flesh; you must be out-of-your-mind to welcome this fire upon you soul to put you in never-ending pain & suffering. I am not preaching but that is the way are according to God and I listen to God rather to human mentality and perception. I advise you to do the same ) 2Peter 3:7 "But by His word the present heavens and earth are being reserved for fire, kept for the day of judgment and destruction of ungodly men." 2Peter 3:10 "But the day of the Lord will come like a thief, in which the heavens will pass away with a roar and the elements will be destroyed with intense heat, and the earth and its works will be burned up". 2Peter 3:12, 13 "Looking for and hastening the coming of the day of God, because of which the heavens will be destroyed by burning, and the elements will melt with intense heat. But according to His promise we are looking for a new heavens and a new earth, in which righteousness dwells."

If you are garlic lover (which is number one 'antibiotic' vegetable) put a bunch of cleaned garlic, about half Lb. or a quarter of a kilo in a oven proof ceramic or steel small dish, pour some olive oil on top generously, sprinkle on some pepper, then put 2 tablespoons of ground turmeric. Mix all with a spoon and let it be cooked in an oven for some 30 minutes. After garlic get cooked try it with meal or with your sandwich. Garlic comes out slightly burned and colored yellow because of turmeric. 600 Reasons Turmeric May Be The World's Most Important Herb There is a medicinal spice so timelessly interwoven with the origins of human culture and metabolism, so thoroughly supported by modern scientific inquiry, as to be unparalleled in its proven value to human health and well-being. Indeed, turmeric turns the entire drug-based medical model on its head. Instead of causing far more side effects than therapeutic ones, as is the case for most patented pharmaceutical medications, turmeric possesses hundreds of potential side benefits, having been empirically demonstrated to positively modulate over 160 different physiological pathways in the mammalian body. While no food or herb is right for everyone, and everything has the potential for unintended, adverse side effects, turmeric is truly unique in its exceptionally high margin of safety vis-à-vis the drugs it has been compared with, e.g. hydrocortisone, ibuprofen, chemotherapy agents. Furthermore, nothing within the modern-day pharmaceutical armamentarium comes even remotely close to turmeric's 6,000 year track record of safe use in Ayurvedic medicine.[1] Despite its vast potential for alleviating human suffering, turmeric will likely never receive the FDA stamp of approval, due to its lack of exclusivity, patentability and therefore profitability. Truth be told, the FDA's "gold standard" for proving the value of a prospective medicinal substance betrays the age old aphorism: "he who owns the gold makes the rules," and unless an investor is willing to risk losing the 800+ million dollars that must be spent upfront, the FDA-required multi-phased double-blind, randomized clinical trials will not occur. For additional details on this rather seedy arrangement read our article on the topic: Why The Law Forbids The Medicinal Use of Natural Substances. Here at GreenMedInfo.com, we have reviewed over 5,000 study abstracts from the National Library of Medicine's bibliographic database known as MEDLINE and have discovered over 600 potential health benefits of turmeric, and/or its primary polyphenol known as curcumin. These can be viewed on our turmeric research page which is dedicated to disseminating the research on the topic to a larger audience. Some of the most amazing demonstrated properties include: Destroying Multi-Drug Resistant CancerDestroying Cancer Stem Cells (arguably, the root of all cancer)Protecting Against Radiation-Induced DamageReducing Unhealthy Levels of InflammationProtecting Against Heavy Metal ToxicityPreventing and Reversing Alzheimer's Disease Associated PathologiesAgain, what is so amazing is not that turmeric may have value in dozens of health conditions simultaneously, or that it may improve conditions that are completely resistant to conventional treatment, but that there are over six hundred additional health conditions it may also be valuable in preventing and/or treating. Consider also the fact that turmeric grows freely on the Earth, and you will understand why its very existence threatens billions of dollars in pharmaceutical industry revenue. http://www.riseearth.com/2013/07/600-reasons-turmeric-may-be-worlds-most.html

NATO Membership Would Strain Georgia’s Ties with Russia – Medvedevhttp://en.rian.ru/russia/20130807/182614986/NATO-Membership-Would-Strain-Georgias-Ties-with-Russia--Medvedev.html MOSCOW, August 6 (RIA Novosti) – Membership in the North Atlantic Treaty Organization would not give Georgia any advantages for further development and would only strain relations with Russia, Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev said Tuesday. “This would give nothing to Georgia as a sovereign and dynamically developing state, but would create a long-term source of tensions between our countries,” Medvedev said in an interview with Georgia’s Rustavi-2 television channel. Speaking in regard to the fifth anniversary of the brief war between Russia and Georgia over the breakaway Georgian republic of South Ossetia, Medvedev said it the military intervention was the right decision for him to make as president at that time in order to stabilize the region. “I believe that everything that was undertaken by us, including by me as president, our Armed Forces and finally at a diplomatic level, enabled the situation to be allayed. They were not the easy decisions to make, but I believe everything was done right in that sense,” he said. The prime minister also expressed hope that Georgia would begin direct talks with South Ossetia on issues such as refugees and the non-use of military force. Georgia lost control over one-fifth of its territory after South Ossetia and Abkhazia, another former republic within Georgia, broke away and were recognized by Moscow in the wake of a brief war between Russia and Georgia over South Ossetia that erupted on August 8, 2008. In the interview, Medvedev also reiterated that the presence of the Russian military forces in South Ossetia and Abkhazia complied with legal norms and could not be viewed as an occupation of Georgian territory. Tbilisi passed the Law on Occupied Territories in October 2008, declaring the "Territory of the Autonomous Republic of Abkhazia" and the "Tskhinvali Region,” or South Ossetia, as "occupied territories." The law forbids entry into the regions from Russia and subjects violators to a fine or imprisonment. Moscow provides the breakaway republics with economic and military support and has recognized their independence, along with a handful of other countries. Most countries do not recognize South Ossetia or Abkhazia as independent states, but view them as part of Georgia.

In America the subjects and persons of "antichrist," "beast," "false prophet," and the "mark of the beast" are studied and wrote about as THEOLOGY, as being part of Christian faith, beliefs and doctrines. That is not the case in the Middle East where generally those terms are considered belonging to the realm of tales or fantasy. While you are living in America why you are censoring the American point of view concerning theology and Christian beliefs? (Thanks MosJan for your tolerance and saying to everyone his belief and God, but some of your moderators are not so tolerant when it comes to God, Jesus, religion and theology; and some are engaged in making the ones they do not like "to vanish" from this forum) Speaking about peace in the Middle East, let those words of Jesus be taken into consideration. Luke 19:41-44 "When Jesus approached Jerusalem, He saw the city and wept over it, saying, 'If you had known in this day, even you, the things which make for peace! But now they have been hidden from your eyes. For the days will come upon you when your enemies will throw up a barricade against you, and surround you and hem you in on every side, and they will level you to the ground and your children within you, and they will not leave in you one stone upon another, because you did not recognize the time of your visitation.'" This came true when the Romans destroyed Jerusalem because when Jesus visited (came personally) to them He was rejected. And this may come true one more time in our present era because Jerusalem STILL rejects Jesus and do NOT acknowledge Him as the their Savior and the Savior of the world. This time --in destroying Jerusalem-- the Arabs, Turks, Egyptians and other Muslims will replace the Romans after a period of false peace is established and to each person a mark on flesh is given as ID (already in Turkey to the minorities and non-Muslim an ID mark in numbers from one to three is given) and an "ironclad security" established according to the words of Israeli PM. Only a remnant in Israel will be saved from destruction they are known as Messianic Jews.

Starting from the first minute or so of Wednesday 7 August in California at midnight (and at 11AM in Armenia, same day) you may be able to watch: "Hovhannes Tumanian: The Death of Kikos" performed by an American group in Armenian language which will make it more funny and your laughs belly-full; along with some Armenian songs like im-Yerevan and other and music...and lots of very boring speeches. If you miss the live stream --do not cry like the three daughters of the tale because in the following days you may watch as it may remain posted to watch it anytime: http://www.ustream.tv/channel/pcv-a-21 The story starts when: Once upon a time a poor man and his wife lived. They had 3 daughters. One day, the father worked and felt very thirsty. And he sent his eldest daughter to the spring for water. The girl took the jug and went. Near the spring there was a very tall tree. And when she saw the tree she thought: “One day I’ll get married, and have a son whom I’ll call Kikos. One day he’ll climb this tree. He’ll fall from it, and hit his head on a stone, and be killed... ooh dear Kikos, ooh.”