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I don't like the sound of this... even if it may be false. ----------------- PKK militants fleeing to Armenia, four killed The New Anatolian / Ankara 20 April 2008 Font Size: default medium large Turkish forces in northeastern Anatolian continued to hunt down PKK militants on Sunday and in clashes killed four militants and lost one soldier, military sources reported. This time the clashes were carried to the northeastern border area of Kars where the PKK militants are said to be fleeing to Armenia. Another Turkish soldier was wounded during the clashes in Kars. Operations are under way in the region, it added. Turkey and most of the international community, including the EU and the U.S., consider the PKK a terrorist organization. Turkey launched a major eight-day ground incursion against the PKK in February, sending thousands of troops into Iraq. Source: http://www.thenewanatolian.com/tna-32062.html

Yeah, shipping is free too.

LOL. Avo, were you shopping for sisters on ebay?

Here are some cool pics on Armenian-made weapons -------------------------------------- The K-3 bullpup http://img264.imageshack.us/img264/1342/605432ro1.jpg The K-11 sniper rifle http://img263.imageshack.us/img263/4328/k11riflets7.jpg Various pics of the K-2, K-11 and various versions of the K-3 http://img263.imageshack.us/img263/5608/604674en2.jpg K-3 bullpup on the jeep of Armenian special forces http://photos-h.ak.facebook.com/photos-ak-sf2p/v168/130/75/598370340/n598370340_2158535_8147.jpg

We've already faced even worse odds and have come up on top. For every 2nd hand weapon the baboons buy from Ukraine and Belarus with this budget, we get major discounts on Russian weapons.

Wow, nice.

LOL ouch. The feature of send all contacts is useful when you're inviting everyone to an event or announcing big news. Of course, that is if you do that kind of stuff via cellphones. I guess your headache was big news!

AZERI SERVICEMAN WENT OVER TO ARMENIAN PARTY YEREVAN, 14.04.08. DE FACTO. On April 11 in the vicinity of the village of Yusifganly, situated in Agdam’s direction, an Azeri serviceman was detained by the servicemen of the Nagorno-Artsax Republic Defense Army while going over to the Artsax army. According to the information DE FACTO received at the NKR State Commission on POWs and the Missing, the prisoner did not have any identification documents. He introduced himself as Vusal Shirsultan Oghly Heybatov, born in 1989 in the village of Hilmany, Azerbaijan’s Shemakhin region, a serviceman of the 190th brigade of Azerbaijani Army. The NKR appropriate organs elucidate motives and reasons for Azerbaijani serviceman’s passing to the Artsax party. The NKR State Commission on POWs and the Missing informed the OSCE and the International Committee of the Red Cross offices accredited in the Nagorno-Artsax of the occurrence. Source: http://www.defacto.am/index.php?OP=71333377

Levonakans will soon start ranting because Seyran Ohanian is from Shushi. another so-called "Artsaxtsi".

Even more reason to never allow those "Azeris" into Artsakh again. Agdam should be as far west as any of them should be able to settle. If they return, they will eventually outnumber us and will cause us trouble. Their loyalty would be in doubt as well. Artsakh should not become the next Nakhichevan.

Not give but encourage some Kurdish settlement (who would be granted citizenship) due to their high birth rate. Of course, Armenian settlement should continue as well. The region of Lachin/Berdzor of the province of Kashatagh is the single most important part of the liberated territories, one that is vital for the survival of Artsakh and Armenia. We need a growth of population there and in Nor Shahumyan (previously known as Kelbajar)

He's included usually because of Melkumov's involvement and just to assure that he got what was coming to him and did not escape punishment. Not sure if it had anything to do with "Nemesis" the operation.

The title says "Assassination of Enver" which is why it confuses the reader. The text hints at Enver having died in battle though IMO.

This is a pretty good site on Nemesis - http://operationnemesis.com/index.html Enver's killing is cited here from a book - Zaven Der Yeghiayan, My Patriarchal Memories Trans. Ared Misirliyan, Mayreni Publishing 2002, p. 273 Assassinated during battle or not, Hakob Melkumov was involved at the least as the commander of the troops with which Enver was killed fighting in battle. I doubt we'd would create an imaginary soldier.

These two links talk about it as well http://www.forbes.com/markets/feeds/afx/20...afx4879088.html http://www.panarmenian.net/news/eng/?nid=25697

We've officially taken first place in the poll lol. http://www.eurovision2008.org/

14/20 I picked eyes as well.

And the new prime minister will be Sargsyan...Tigran that is. ---------------- President Sargsyan names Prime Minister Sargsyan: PM slot goes to Central Bank chairman Published: 08 April, 2008 Armenia’s President-elect Serzh Sargsyan, who is due to assume office tomorrow (April 9), has named current Central Bank Chairman Tigran Sargsyan (no relation) as the next Prime Minister of Armenia. The country’s ruling Republican Party’s Board, which has a commanding vote in the Armenian parliament, on Tuesday made a unanimous decision to second Serzh Sargsyan’s nomination. Under point 4 of Article 55 of Armenia’s Constitution the President of the Republic “shall, on the basis of the distribution of the seats in the National Assembly and consultations held with the parliamentary factions, appoint as Prime Minister the person enjoying confidence of the majority of the Deputies and if this is impossible the President of the Republic shall appoint as the Prime Minister the person enjoying confidence of the maximum number of the Deputies. The President of the Republic shall appoint the Prime Minister within ten days after acceptance of the resignation of the Government. The Government shall be formed within 20 days after the appointment of the Prime Minister.” In view of the fact that the Republican Party holds control of more than half of seats in the country’s legislature, consultations with parliamentary factions are expected to be a pro forma procedure. Tigran Sargsyan, 48, is not affiliated with any political party. He has held the position of Central Bank Chairman since early 1998 (reelected for a second seven-year term by the National Assembly in 2005). From 1980 to 1983 Tigran Sargsyan attended Leningrad’s (currently St. Petersburg) Financial and Economic Institute after Voznesenski. From 1983-1987 - postgraduate education ended in obtaining PhD degree. From 1987 to 1990 he worked as the Chief of Department for Foreign Economic Relations of Scientific Researches Institute of Economic Planning in Armenia. From 1988-1993 he worked at the post of Chairman of republican Council of Young Specialists and Scientists. From 1990 to 1995 - a member of Supreme Council of the Republic of Armenia and the Chair of Standing Commission for Financial, Credit and Budget Affairs. From 1995 to 1998 - Director of Scientific Researches Institute of Social Reforms. From 1995 to 1998 - the Chairman of Armenian Banks Association. Tigran Sargsyan is a native of Vanadzor, formerly Kirovakan. He is married, has two children. Source: http://armenianow.com/?action=viewArticle&...ng&IID=1181

Very nice. I'm actually surprised we never had one open in the Hague already...

Yeah I agree. Btw, here's another poll on Eurovision. It's very interesting who are the top 4 leaders at this poll http://www.eurovision2008.org/

Keep guessing ...forever yonge...

Reminds me of Javanshir effendi, a child soldier who bravely fights against monstrous Ermenis (who universally have bad teeth).

When we win the next war, it will result in the capitulation of Baku and the end to baboonian demands on Armenian soil.

The video you found Elle is in Arabic. Looks like it's Moroccan Arabic. The commercial posted by Ashot is in French.

Bob Marley - Three Little Birds http://youtube.com/watch?v=rnDrbagYm24