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Monte Melkonian talks about Artsakh - Part 1

LOL Arpa, just curious why do you call turks our own kaka?

I have got this article from another website. I am not sure of authenticity of the article. I wouldn't doubt it anyway. It is probably possible to verify it with NYT because this is another good evidence.

Zurdy... Zurdy... your sense of black humor is sometimes beyond the cinizm.

Stormig, are you having a sleepless night or something? Well it happens to me too. Then I try to read something like the history or about the historical events in 1915. Because I still can't find answers why it was such a cruel year. Just keep yourself busy...

Stormig calm down. Dude you are really stormy! I like stormy women in tet a tete.

I would but after assassination of Hrant Dink I don't think it is safe there for an armenian. I usually spend my money.

When I move I take my luggage with me. I think that's the civilized way of moving. You guys are soooo not ready for EU.

No, white chocklate!

Lol Zurdy, your Cannibal code of conduct astounds me...

Great Zurdy! Now lets move the issue from Karabakh to Turkey. Because both issues are very similiar.

The day will come when Armenians will put the cross on their Churches in our historical lands. They will renew all the churches which have been converted to animal farms and mosks and they will put a cross on them. They will put a cross on your house too zurdy.

Mosjan Celentano was singing when I was a kid. I have heard Adamo also when I was a kid. He probably was not singing anymore. I don't know. But some people were still listening to it. Like we do now:) It is a timeless music. That's how I got familiar with the music and musicians of 60's 70's. Mostly from our elderly people.

I love jazz Zartonk. I have met people who don't like jazz. I don't blame them. But when I mention or put Take Five. They admit that they like that one. I have heard that the music is from Paul Desmond not from Dave Brubeck. Once he came drunk to Dave Brubeck in the middle of the night and started to play it. Then he left. Dave made the music and he has got the credit for it I am not sure about the accuracy of this story but that's what I have heard.

Watch these two from "kamakor tghamardu sandsaharum@" One of his best performances with Ornella http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XGblyF9NDyo http://youtube.com/watch?v=Jv6_88NnoL4 One of his best songs. Adriano Celentano - Il Tempo Se Ne Va (Cinema Italiano) ADRIANO CELENTANO & Mina Mazzini "Che t`aggia di" (funny clip) Adriano Celentano- Ragazzo della via Gluck Adriano Celentano-Mi fa male http://youtube.com/watch?v=RHts2vMKTN8 Enough for Adriano te che anca hishoghutyunneri girk@...

LOL Konfetka jan!!! eli ekar? Es ur eir korel shutvanic hetd chem xosacel. Karelia asel karotel ei. Ha Miles Davis, live concerts, ari irar het lsenq. Ham el konfet kutenq.

Mosjan erazhshtutakan tshashak@ tariq chi harcnum. Some of the musics are from my childhood. My dad used to listen to them. Maral if you get Celentano get his old albums (from 80's). He was very popular in Soviets back in 80's. Actor, singer. He was also women's Gorege Clooney back on those days lol. And his wife(or maybe not) Ornella Muti was men's favorite (I loved her) Here is she: http://www.internet.ba/2t/ornella_m.jpg Vava I have couple of live concerts of Miles Davis. I like the one in Muenchen, Germany.

Adriano Celentano with Michael Petrucciani http://youtube.com/watch?v=WapW1Tmp_I8 Pat Metheny "How Insensitive" Live http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pjWCgHDPIKk Charles Aznavour & Mireille Mathieu Une vie d'amour (reminds me to the movie Tehran 43) http://youtube.com/watch?v=ytW8Su59gI0 Charles Aznavour - LA BOHEME http://youtube.com/watch?v=kA6RNwW6L5M Something for our Arabic loving friends Ishtar - Comme Toi (french) http://youtube.com/watch?v=soOUDNsaZ5U Salvatore Adamo - Tombe la neige Miles Davis & John Coltrane- SO WHAT http://youtube.com/watch?v=U4FAKRpUCYY Jaco Pastorius- Soul Intro- The Chicken (Live 1982) http://youtube.com/watch?v=RJfiYdQcQtc Take 5 /Dave Brubeck Quartet feat. Paul Desmond http://youtube.com/watch?v=9NRlIhskwJk&amp...ted&search= Grace Jones - I've Seen That Face Before (TV-Live) http://youtube.com/watch?v=mPDfZjopYXU

Ankara restores Armenian church Akdamar church, Lake Van, Turkey The church had long been neglected Turkey has renovated a 1,100-year-old church in the east of the country, in what is seen as a gesture to improve ties with neighbouring Armenia. The ceremony on Akdamar island on Lake Van was attended by senior Armenian officials, despite the two countries' lack of diplomatic ties. The mass killings of Armenians by Ottoman Turks in 1915 left profound scars and bitterness. About 70,000 Armenians live in Turkey today. The church will now be a museum. Plea for worship Patriarch Mesrob II, spiritual leader of Turkey's tiny Armenian Orthodox community, told several hundred people at the ceremony that the government should open up the restored church for worship at least once a year. Relief carvings of biblical saints and scenes on Akdamar church The church has fine carvings of saints on its facade He said the move would help reconciliation between Turks and Armenians. "If our government approves, it will contribute to peace between two communities who have not been able to come together for years," he said. Turkish Culture Minister Attila Koc said Ankara would consider the request. But the head of Armenia's Apostolic Church, Garegin II, declined Ankara's invitation to attend the ceremony because the church will no longer function as a place of worship. So far Turkey has ignored calls to place a cross on the conical roof. Future projects The Church of Surp Khach - or Holy Cross - is one of the finest surviving monuments of Armenian culture in the region. Its location is called Akhtamar in Armenian. Turkey/Van map It had long been left empty and neglected, its intricate wall carvings depicting biblical scenes crumbling. The Turkish government spent $1.5m (£763,000) on its restoration, which took 18 months to complete. The 20-strong Armenian delegation of architects, engineers and archaeologists attending the ceremony was headed by Deputy Culture Minister Gagik Gyurjyan. Mr Gyurjyan said they were not in Turkey just to witness the renovation of the church, which was built between 915-921. "We think we can discuss new projects regarding the future," he said, according to Turkey's Anatolia news agency. "Our experts can co-operate in many areas including archaeology, architecture and industry." Border closed But relations between the two countries remain tense. Turkey closed its border with Armenia in the 1990s to support Azerbaijan in its dispute with Armenia over Nagorno-Karabakh. To get to Akdamar, Armenian officials had to travel via Istanbul or Georgia. Armenians say 1.5 million of their people were killed in a genocide by Ottoman Turks during World War I, either through systematic massacres or through starvation. More than a dozen countries, various international bodies and many Western historians agree that it was genocide. Turkey says there was no genocide. It acknowledges that many Armenians died, but says the figure was below one million. Police reportedly detained five trade unionists who staged a demonstration on a jetty on Lake Van to protest against the church's restoration. The protesters carried Turkish flags, pictures of modern Turkey's founder, Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, and a banner reading: "The http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/6505927.stm pics http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/in_pictures/6508121.stm So the believers will not be allowed to carry ceremonies there huh...

zurd I see... One can be proud patriot of his country and sacrifice his life for it. I respect that. Because he knows what is he doing. Because his country has history to be proud of, because others are jealous of the moral values of his nation. But cmon zurd, what type of moral values your nation has and you should be ashamed of your country's history too.

Hey guys, one thing I must admit about zurd. He is the most articulated turk I have ever seen and believe me I have seen alot!!! So if he switches the sides we may even consider granting him Armenian citizenship(but he must get rid of his turksih one)

LOL zurd!!! it is the worst nightmare of every turk right? Unfortunately(for you) it will come true one day. No Special Bureaus no Military nothing can stop it. Believe me Zurd. So you better switch the sides now... P.S. Oh yeah and start to be nice to armenians in turkey zurd.

Tesaq? neghacav gnac... lololol

Hey zurd, we have a position of double agent are you interested? Don't be so loyal to your fatherland it is going to be partitioned one day (soon) anyway. It will fall into 4 parts. Armenian, Greek, Kurdish and Turkish (the smallest one).

How about if they hit Iran's nuclear laboratories (uranum enrichment). Isn't the fallout strong enough to reach Armenia? This is my primary concern right now.