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lol, dodi gagon chi gitem, bayc tsxakik rubon ampayman

Kukuruznik is not that old, it was built during the Soviet era and almost every ex-Soviet republic has one of those and quite honestly it is very ugly

Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooo! hehe, yeah that building was old and dangerous. I remember going swimming there, they had a nice pool

I got it from here http://s4.invisionfree.com/Armenian_Diaspo...0entry1090703

http://www.armbiz.net/gencartoon.jpg

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Armenian_Genocide "The neutrality of this article is disputed. Please see the discussion on the talk page"

I added too, I don't understand this asskissing between Jews and Turks

Looks like the emails and letters are working! PBS GETS COMPLAINTS ABOUT GENOCIDE PANEL By John Eggerton Broadcasting & Cable 2/16/2006 10:25:00 AM PBS has received a number of complaints (163 e-mails, according to a spokeswoman) about their planned panel discussion following the airing of a documentary, The Armenian Genocide. The documentary and discussion are slated for April 17, which precedes by a week the date marked by Armenians (April 24) as the start of the 1915 slaughter of 1.5 million Armenians by the Ottoman Turks. According to the hosting Web site for an online petition, 6,702 signatures have also been collected by either a group or individual identifying themselves as Armenian Tidorts protesting the panel, citing the presence of two "genocide deniers" among the panelists. PBS spokeswoman Jan McNamara says that, although PBS agrees with most historians that the genocide is estabished history, "we also feel there honestly are questions surrounding this issue. The Turksh government still denies that it took place. We felt it is important to continue to discuss it and shed light on the issues." Below is a copy of the petition: To: Ms. Jacoba Atlas, Senior Vice President of PBS programming It is welcome news that PBS is planning to broadcast Andrew Goldberg's "The Armenian Genocide" documentary on April 17, 2006. However, we are immensely hurt by the news that this will be followed by a 25 minute long discussion by a panel that includes two genocide deniers. We are confident that the Armenian Genocide scholars will present a superb scholarly case, but we strongly feel that debating the Armenian Genocide is akin to arguing about the Jewish Holocaust in order to project a sense of balance. Would PBS ever contemplate such a program? Turkish denials of the genocide are part of a state-sponsored policy of propaganda that serves only the interests of Turkey. The historical truth of the Armenian genocide has been established beyond reasonable doubt by abundant documentary and eye-witness evidence from thousands of sources. Furthermore, denialist views of genocide are already included in the film; thus the panel discussion would serve to emphasize the Turkish state's official position and undermine the non political nature of your programming. Broadcasting the panel discussion may result in a substantial loss of support from viewers of PBS. We the undersigned urge you not to approve the airing of the panel discussion. We thank you for your indulgence.

I agree, then everytime a program about the Holocaust is aired, they should also bring deniers. AG is a fact and by bringing deniers to the program undermines its validity.

http://www.anca.org http://capwiz.com/anca/issues/alert/?alertid=8486526&type=CU

MURDERER REWARDED IN AZERBAIJAN http://www.defacto.am/index.php?OP=71309582) 2006-02-16 17:59:00 The National Democratic Party of Azerbaijan (Boz Gurd) has declared Ramil Safarov, who cruelly murdered Armenian officer Gurgen Margaryan in 2004, Man of the Year 2005. According to Day.az, the Party leader Iskender Hamidov stated Diploma for Services of Protection of State and National Interests would be presented to the Safarov's family. "I don't care how Ramil Safarov killed the Armenian officer. The most important thing is that there is one Gurgen less and the more Azeris will kill Armenians, the less there will be left", leader of "gray wolves" said cynically. The Azeri officer has also been awarded title of Honorary Member of the National Democratic Party of Azerbaijan. To remind, in 2004 Azeri lieutenant Ramil Safarov brutally murdered officer of RA Armed Forces, 26-year-old lieutenant Gurgen Margaryan who had been sent to the Hungarian National Defense University to take English courses within NATO Partnership for Peace Program. An action has been brought on the fact of a murder. The Ramil Safarov's trial is being held in Budapest.

They are going to lay flowers where Talaat ***** was killed, I am just speechless

Imagine if he molested a child there, his body will be found somewhere in Hrazdan river lol

well I post a lot on other message boards (non-Armenian), it will be nice to post some of these on April 24. And just for general use, the pictures are very striking and powerful. I will be also interested in ordering prints if you have any?

How can I order electronic versions of them?

Very good, I always liked your work

Jermaine Jackson Plans Entertainment Center In Armenia AP Jermaine Jackson of the legendary Jackson 5 revealed plans Monday to build an entertainment complex in Armenia and said he hoped that his brother Michael Jackson would join in a reunion concert marking its opening. Jackson, a singer and bass guitar player who has pursued a solo career, is on a 12-day visit to this impoverished landlocked Caucasus Mountain nation. He said the complex could include a hotel, a restaurant as well as a television company. Pop sensation The Jackson 5 - brothers Jackie, Tito, Jermaine, Marlon and Michael ` was formed by their father Joe in the 1960s in Gary, Indiana. Michael Jackson, the youngest in the band, helped propel the group to its peak of popularity in 1972 during a tour in Britain. The Jacksons' last album was released in 1989.

awesome pictures

why, so much hate towards a country which you live in? Don't like it here, go to Armenia.

ISTANBUL, Turkey - In the most expensive Turkish movie ever made, American soldiers in Iraq crash a wedding and pump a little boy full of lead in front of his mother. They kill dozens of innocent people with random machine gun fire, shoot the groom in the head, and drag those left alive to Abu Ghraib prison — where a Jewish doctor cuts out their organs, which he sells to rich people in New York, London and Tel Aviv. "Valley of the Wolves Iraq" — set to open in Turkey on Friday — feeds off the increasingly negative feelings many Turks harbor toward their longtime NATO allies: Americans. http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20060202/ap_on_...__blockbuster_2

Don't you know how they build everything in Armenia, they first demolish everything and start building it then draw the map lol

Well he brought it in 2000, so he might as well do the same thing, especially now when people in Washington are being indicted and coming from the fact that there was an article about him in Vanity Fair that he was taking bribes from Turkish officials. The article was neither proved nor disapporved, but it claimed that he was offered as much as $500k to pull the AG resolution from the House floor in 2000.

So, when is Hastert going to allow a House vote on the resolution anyone know?

Only California has 500k Armenians, the whole U.S. I would guess will be well over 1 million. To be Armenian in my opinion you have to have an Armenian last name and be aware that you are Armenian, by at least knowing something about the Armenian culture.

so it is ok for an Azeri to kill an Armenian with an axe, but not ok to punish that person? I fail to see your logic and Ramil Safarov is lucky Europe does not have the death penalty, but I hope someone kills him in prison, because animals like that do not deserve to live in this world.