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I have a Garmin GPS III Plus. Have owned for close to 3 years now, it’s cool  I love it, even though I can not use all of the futures, but it’s handy, and has helped me many times. I mostly use it for long distains driving, when I do 4willing and hunting. But I think it’s getting old, I need to update it soon, the only sad part is I have so many rods and wave points witch I have marked in 3 years, I do not know if I can save it and use it in my new unit.

it was cool when I was 16-18 but now I can not teak loud music. way to much for me. i can understand if one has a good system in his/her car, something that produces nice and clear sound, but to something for everyone around 10 city blacks no way Movses

MANY PARLIAMENTARIANS FROM A NUMBER OF COUNTRIES DEMAND UNESCO TO DEFEND ARMENIAN HISTORICAL MONUMENTS IN AZERI AND TURKISH TERRITORY 26.04.2002 /PanARMENIAN.Net/ Parliamentarians of Sweden, Belgium, Norway, Lebanon, Yugoslavia, Cyprus and Greece addressed UNESCO to protect from destruction the Armenian historical monuments located in the territories of Turkey, Azerbaijan and Nakhichevan. As reported by "Arminfo" agency, the resolution passed at the international seminar completed in the Armenian capital says that parliamentarians of the aforementioned states definitely demand "that UN, in particular, UNESCO, as well as the European Union to undertake measures to stop the cultural genocide and preserve the Armenian cultural legacy located in the territory of Turkey and other places, in particular, in Azerbaijan." The resolution passed can contribute to the cause of recognition of the fact of the Armenian genocide in Ottoman Turkey in 1915 by the Parliaments and Governments of these countries. In the course of the press conference held today deputy of the Norwegian Parliament representing Communist Workers' party Ask Aranleot stated directly, "it is enough for Norway to keep silent and it is time to take the lead of Sweden and France and recognize the Armenian Genocide in Ottoman Turkey in 1915." Reproduction in full or in part is prohibited without reference to "PanARMENIAN.Net"

http://www.armeniaweek.com/april262002/photos/kurds_1.jpg Inherited Guilt: Kurds in Armenia apologize for sins of their fathers By Gayane Abrahamian ArmeniaWeek reporter As a nation mourns the death and displacement of its ancestors, a refugee minority within Armenia expresses its shame for having been unwitting participants in the events that led to the day of grief, April 24. "We are sorry for our grandfathers' mistakes as Kurds involuntarily became participants in the Armenian Genocide. That is a black spot in our history, which we are trying to erase not by denying the fact of Kurds' involvement but vice versa," says Goran Mustafa, representative of the Kurdish Workers' Party in Armenia. About 60,000 Kurds live in Armenia. On Wednesday, a delegation representing Armenian Kurds laid a wreath at the Genocide memorial in Yerevan, a symbolic apology for the crimes of their forefathers. Kurds are mentioned together with Turks in Armenia's black pages of 1915 - the year massacre of more than 1.5 million Armenians began. Kurds became a tool of death in the hands of Enver *****'s Turkish exterminators. Both forcedly and by deceit and fraudulent promises Kurds were persuaded to slay and plunder dislocated groups of Armenians. Following a 1911 meeting held in Thessalonica among Turkish Moslems, a decision was made that the Turkish Empire should be purged of Christians. Beginning in 1915 until about 1920, Armenians were terrorized, savagely brutalized, tortured, killed or driven from their homeland into a desert that became a death march. (Turkey denies any such Genocide, claiming that the number of deaths and displacement is no more than 800,000 and is the collateral damage of World War I rather than premeditated extermination.) While (Christian) Armenians were being wiped out, the Kurds were being forced to adopt Islam and subsequently became de facto members of the Turkish onslaught. It is a legacy that has shamed Kurds for generations since - especially now, when the Kurds themselves are claiming persecution by the Turks. "Until we have our own country, every day will be a genocide for us," says Kiarame Saiat, director of Kurdish programs broadcast on National Radio of Armenia. "Even now, every day in Turkey the rights of 20 million Kurds are being violated. They don't allow our children to talk in Kurdish." Kurds are free enough in Armenia. Very soon the Kurdish language, using the Latin alphabet, will be taught in schools. http://www.armeniaweek.com/april262002/photos/kurds_2.jpg "Our nation is very thankful to the Armenian Government and the whole Armenian nation. Here we are free and happy the way we could not be in our country," Mustafa says. "We will try to correct the mistakes our grandfathers made in 1915 by showing due respect to Armenian victims and laying fresh flowers at their shrines." Photos by Karen Minasian & Vahram Mkhitarian ©Copyright ArmeniaWeek April 26, 2002. all rights reserved. WWW.ARMENIAWEEK.COM is published by the FOURTH MILLENNIUM SOCIETY, publishers of ARMENIAN INTERNATIONAL MAGAZINE. Articles may not be published without prior consent.

Celebrating Simonian By Michael Harutiunian ArmeniaWeek reporter Even the persistent rain could not dampen the enthusiasm of celebrations to mark the 75th birthday of the legendary Ararat football coach Nikita Simonian. http://www.armeniaweek.com/april262002/photos/sports_1.jpg Hundreds of young people and dancers dressed in traditional Armenian costumes presented a colorful display of dancing ahead of a match between the reunited Ararat team of 1973 and an all-star Soviet Union XI at the Hrazdan Stadium in Yerevan. Each player was introduced to the crowd, estimated at 15,000, running out onto the pitch with a junior footballer who had taken part in a boy's exhibition match at the stadium. In a poignant moment, the crowd stood for a minute's silence to honor Ararat defender Alexander Kovalenko, who died earlier this month. Marking his absence, a lone boy from the junior team ran on to the pitch dressed in a white Ararat shirt. The biggest cheer was reserved for Simonian who acknowledged the applause of the stadium and his former protégés. There followed a skilful - if inevitably slow-paced - match, which ended with honors even at 5-5. Often during the game, the chant "Ararat, Ararat" rang out just as it did when capacaity crowds of 70,000 filled the Hrazdan Stadium in the team's heyday. Under Simonian's leadership, Ararat won the USSR championship and the USSR Cup in 1973, a double feat which transformed the team into Armenian heroes. Neither before or since has Armenian football scaled such heights of achievement. Referee Attacked The president of Ararat Yerevan, Arkadi Andreasian, has received a 10-game ban, and could face further charges, after physically attacking the referee following his team's 2-0 defeat by Spartak Yerevan on the opening day of the new season. Andreasian launched into a scathing oral attack on the country's leading referee, Karen Nalbandian, who responded by showing him a red card. In an unprecedented display, Andreasian then threw punches at the referee before insulting the match delegate, Grigori Danielian. Andreasian then had to be restrained by police. The Armenian Football Federation (AFF) handed Andreasian a $500 fine as well as the ban. It has also passed the matter on to its executive committee, which can impose further penalties, and asked the police to investigate the incident. News in Brief Spartak Yerevan have signed Russian goalkeeper Dmitri Vorobev to strengthen the team after considering and rejecting a number of other goalkeepers. The 24-year-old joins Spartak on a one-year deal after his contract with Russian second division side Kuban Krasnodar expired. The Armenian premier league side has also invited Lithuania Under-21 players Marius Skinderis and Andrius Gedgaudas, and Ukrainian Andrei Chopenko to join its squad. Skinderis, a central defender, and Gedgaudas, a midfielder, are moving from Ukrainian first division side Metalurg Donetsk in a one-year deal. Chopenko, a 26-year-old striker, has signed a two-year contract after moving from Belasitsa of Bulgaria. Armenian midfielder Kiril Grigorian has signed a four-year contract with Torpedo Moscow after a number of impressive performances for the reserve team. Midfielder Araik Stepanian has signed a three-year contract for Russian first-division side Alania Vladikavkaz. The 19-year-old Armenian joins Alania after a spell at Russian third-division side FC Vitiaz Krimsk. The quarter final first leg matches of the Independence Cup took place on April 19 and 20. The return legs will be played April 26 and 27. http://www.armeniaweek.com/april262002/photos/sports_2_s.jpg Results: Banants 1 - 2 Pyunik (Banants - Gor Atabekian, 13. Pyunik - Mamadu Diavara, 70, 74) Mika 0 - 1 Shirak (Shirak - Karen Alexanian, 86) Ararat 1 - 0 Spartak (Ararat - Ezukam Elochukvu, 45) Zvartnots 3 - 3 Dinamo-2000 (Zvartnots - Vardan Oganesian, 19 own goal, Sarkis Nazarian, 39, Never Khachatrian, 50. Dinamo-2000 - Vahan Babaian, 3, Artiom Badalian, 59, Tigran Gspeian, 77) Photos by Photolure ©Copyright ArmeniaWeek April 26, 2002. all rights reserved. WWW.ARMENIAWEEK.COM is published by the FOURTH MILLENNIUM SOCIETY, publishers of ARMENIAN INTERNATIONAL MAGAZINE. Articles may not be published without prior consent.

your can allways get a good qualit+++ car St system, under a $1000 made by Bosse / Nakamichi / Sony / Bosh it's good enugh for me. Dzax Harout and Aram are good even in a $100 Car ST System, it's the song and the singer not the System. MOvses

http://www.mksduduks.com/38.jpg http://www.mksduduks.com/54.jpg Assyrians remember - and are next to you - this war the words of teh men in #1pic.

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´²Ü²êîºÔÌÆ êºð Ðáñ¹ »Ý •»ï»ñÝ ³Ûë •³ñݳÝ, Ë»Ýà »Ý •»ï»ñÝ ³Ûë •³ñݳÝ, àõ •»ï»ñÇ å»ë •³ñݳݪ ÇÙ ùݳñÁ Ë»Ýà ¿ ¹»é. àõ ɳñ»ñÁ Ë»Ýà »Ý ¹»éª ³Ûë •»ï»ñÇ å»ë •³ñݳÝ, êñïÇë ѻջÕÝ ¿ »ÉÝáõÙ áõ ͳÍÏáõÙ ¿ Óáñ áõ É»é: ²Ûë É»éÝ»ñÝ »Ý »ñÏݳÛÇÝ ³ÏáõÝùÝ»ñÁ ÇÙ »ñ•Ç, ºí ³ãù»ñ¹, áñ íñ³ë »ñÏÝùÇ å»ë ϵ³óí»Ý, ºñ• »Ù, ÇÝãù³Ý ÇÝÓ ³Ûñ»ë, »ñ• ¿ Ïñ³ÏÝ ÇÙ í»ñùÇ, ÐáÕ»Õ»Ý »Ù ³é³Ýó »ñ•, »ë »ñ•áí »Ù Ññ»Õ»Ý: àõ ù»½ ѳٳñª ÇÙ ëÇñáíª Ñáñ¹ »Ý •»ï»ñÝ ³Ûë •³ñݳÝ, àõ •»ï»ñÇ å»ë •³ñݳݪ ÇÙ ùݳñÁ Ë»Ýà ¿ ÙÇßï, г½³ñ •³ÝÓ»ñ »Ù µ»ñáõÙ ù»½ª •»ï»ñÇ å»ë •³ñݳÝ, г½³ñ áõ ÙÇ •Çß»ñí³ »ñ³½Ý»ñë Ù³ñ•³ñÇï, ¸»åÇ ùá ëÇñïÝ ¿ ѳí»ñÅ ÍdzͳÝí³Í Ç٠׳Ù÷³Ýª г½³ñ áõ ÙÇ •³ÝÓ»ñáí åÇïÇ ÷³ñí»Ù áïù»ñǹ… г½³ñ áõ ÙÇ •Çß»ñÝ»ñ ßßÝç³Éáí ³Ï³Ýçǹ ÈÇñÇÏ³Ï³Ý Éáõë³µ³óÝ ÇÙ ëñï³ï³Ýç »ñ•»ñÇ. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ²~Ë, µ³ó ¹áõé¹, áñ •áóí»Ý ¹éÝ»ñÝ ÇÙ Ñáõß- í»ñù»ñÇ:

¸³ñ¹ë ïíÇ Ñáí»ñÇݪ Ñáí»ñÁ ã³é³Ý, ¸³ñ¹ë ïíÇ Íáí»ñÇݪ Íáí»ñÁ ã³é³Ý: ¸³ñ¹ë ïíÇ ÁÝÏ»ñÇëª ÁÝÏ»ñë ã³é³í, ¸³ñ¹ë ïíÇ ëÇñ³ÍÇëª ëÇñ³Íë ã³é³í: ¸³ñ¹ë ïíÇ ù³ñ»ñÇݪ ù³ñ»ñÁ ã³é³Ý, ¸³ñ¹ë ïíÇ ë³ñ»ñÇݪ ë³ñ»ñÁ ã³é³Ý: ¸³ñ¹ë ïíÇ ÇÙ ¹³ñÇݪ ¹³ñÝ ¿É ã³é³í ã¿, ¸³ñÝ ¿É ã³é³í, ÇÙ ¹³ñ¹Ç ë³ñÝ ¿É ã³é³í, ã¿: ¸³ñ¹ë ïíÇ ùáõññÇÏÇë, ùáõÛñÇÏë ã³é³í, سÛñë ³é³í áõ ѳÉí»ó, áõ ÙÇ µáõé ¹³é³í… >>>>>> ÐÇÝ ³ß˳ñÑÁ ã»Ù ï»ë»É, àõ áã ÙÇ µ³Ý ã»Ù ÑÇßáõÙ, àõ ã»Ù Ýñ³Ý »ñ³½»É ÆÙ Ñáõß»ñÇ ÙßáõßáõÙ: ´³Ûó »ñµ ݳÛáõÙ »Ù Ë³Õ³Õ Øáñë ¹»ÙùÇ ¹³ÉáõÏÇÝ, ÆÝÓ ÃíáõÙ ¿, û ÙÇ å³Õ ìÇßï ¿ »Õ»É ÏÛ³ÝùÁ ÑÇÝ: ÐÇÝ ³ß˳ñÑÁ ã»Ù ï»ë»É, àõ áã ÙÇ µ³Ý ã»Ù ÑÇßáõÙ, ´³Ûó ÃáÕ»É ¿ ݳ ÙÇ Ã»É Øáñë ³ãùÇ ÙßáõßáõÙ: [ April 26, 2002, 03:00 PM: Message edited by: MosJan ]

Geeks to Go: Experts in IT volunteer their skills to Armenian companies By Zara Chatinian ArmeniaWeek reporter The name may be a self-deprecating joke but the intent is serious and much in demand. http://www.armeniaweek.com/april262002/photos/geek_1.jpg Geekcorps is putting experts to work in Armenia to help local companies improve their use of Information Technologies. The non-governmental organization is working with the International Executive Service Corps office in Armenia to make specialists from the United States available as short-term consultants. Geekcorps merged its activities with those of the IESC, both US NGOs, last year. "IT is a new sector in IESC activities," says Lisa Scorsolini, the IESC's country director in Armenia. When IESC advertised the availability of an IT specialist to work with local businesses, 22 companies and organizations applied. Selection was competitive - only eight applications received approval. "The selection was based on the potential and clear understanding of what it is they want us to help them," says Scorsolini. Geekcorps volunteers are people with substantial experience in the high-tech industry who are willing to put their knowledge to use in developing countries. "This program also has to complement other USAID projects on IT sector development, sort of to fill in the gaps," says Scorsolini (pictured below left). Andrew Jagoe, a high-tech business consultant specializing in wireless and Internet software, arrived less than a week ago from the United States and now works with the Union for Information Technologies Enterprises in Yerevan. Jagoe, who has completed high-tech assignments in Europe, Asia, and South America, spent 5 years as CEO and founder of Intranet Communications Corporation, a software company that now employs 25 people. "I always wanted to do something like Peace Corps service. But the PC term of service is too long (2 years), plus the service is not goal or experience oriented, unfortunately," he says. "The Geekcorps provides me with an opportunity to leverage my knowledge to others and help to build-up businesses with a time commitment of only one month." UITE, where Jagoe is a consultant, is an association of all IT software and hardware companies, and training organizations in Yerevan. "Currently, we are building a virtual community, a portal that will have all the latest information on IT industry developments in Armenia. The portal will also have information on how to start a business in Armenia, all the laws, the latest IT news and other stuff," he says. "It is important to realize that one does not have to go to Silicon Valley to start an IT company. I believe that "I can do this" thinking is even more important than technical knowledge." Another Geekcorps volunteer Marcy S. Huttas has over 13 years experience in the telecommunications and IT industries in Marketing, Business Development and Strategy, and Manufacturing. She spent eight years working for Motorola, one of the industry's biggest names. She is now working with Armenian Computer Center, an Internet service provider, MIGMA, a company that designs software and hardware, and AbideWeb Technology that has put together a portal to connect the Diaspora and Armenia (www.abide.am). The site provides information about modern-day Armenia, with a slant towards contemporary culture. The Abide project also aims to improve the IT infrastructure - that is, the physical network, whether satellite, or cable - to make information flows faster and more reliable. "I find it very rewarding working with young people who have wonderful ideas but simply lack expertise and experience in marketing. I am happy to teach them to think strategically, and also to share my experience and knowledge in the area," she says. According to Huttas, the level of technical knowledge and IT experience of local companies is far ahead of their marketing skills. "There must be a distinction made between marketing and sales. These two are not the same thing," she says. Huttas defines marketing as creating a strategy for a product, which leads to sales. Marketing is more client-oriented: defining what the market wants, and how to improve product design in response to customer demand. "Marketing also deals with the quality of the sold product and quality improvement in the future. Who is going to pay for the product and how much? What will be the level of profit?" she adds. Huttas says people in most local companies are keen to learn from the experience of other countries, such as the United States. However, occasionally there is resistance from some managers who insist: "This will not work in Armenia." Grady Seale is an IESC volunteer advising Algorithm Services, a company producing multimedia CD- ROMS on subjects such as physics and history, as well as training materials in different languages. "We are also aiming to establish on-line products that can be downloaded rather than obtained on a CD. But there are many steps before we get there." says Seale. One step is to teach the Java programming language to the company's staff, a task that Seale is undertaking. He is also preparing a feasibility study for the company, looking in particular at possible development strategies for its products. "The lack of a marketing specialist is a very usual thing everywhere, not only in Armenia, especially for smaller companies," says Seale. "Companies in the States learn very fast to bring a business person to their businesses." Ethan Zuckerman, co-founder of Geekcorps, who spoke at the American University of Armenia last year, says: "Businesses around the world must embrace technology to be successful in a global environment. "The more businesses that Geekcorps can help by expanding their technological expertise, the more economic potential there is for developing nations." Ever since Zuckerman's speech in Armenia, the IESC has received inquiries from companies keen to bring a Geekcorps volunteer on board. If this pilot program proves successful, USAID is likely to look favorably on future funding for IT development programs in Armenia. Photos by Mkhitar Khachatrian ©Copyright ArmeniaWeek April 26, 2002. all rights reserved. WWW.ARMENIAWEEK.COM is published by the FOURTH MILLENNIUM SOCIETY, publishers of ARMENIAN INTERNATIONAL MAGAZINE. Articles may not be published without prior consent.

1330) Karo Sarkisyan karo830@yahoo.com Location: - Thursday, 25. April 2002 19:07 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Turks are little *&^$W*&%^ Irants aratse irans vra chen vekalum. If I see a Turk on the street and if I kill him I will admitt to it. Not deny it like a scared *&^*&^). Haxtanake Merna Armenian Pride. 1329) amy amyt04@yahoo.com Location: los angeles Thursday, 25. April 2002 18:28 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK!!!! WE ALL NEED TO BE PROUD OF OURSELVES. WE DID A GOOD JOB ON APRIL 24 IN HOLLYWOOD. 1328) zhanna jhanna55@hotmail.com Location: NYC Thursday, 25. April 2002 16:09 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Aril 24, more than 1.5 million Armenians were bludgeoned to death by the bloody turks, our homeland was taken away from us by the bloody turks, and the bloody bastards are still not admitting their crime. You bloddy turks, with no brains, were do you plan to go in this world, what do you plan to be besides the devil himself, MAY GOD BURN ALL OF YOU AND SENT YOU TO HELL FOREVER YOU BLOODY TURKS. YOU WERE ALWAYS STUPID, ONLY SUCCEEDED WITH OUR ANCESTORS BRAINS, OTHERWISE YOU WOULD HAVE BEEN NOTHING NOW. I KNOW THAT THE DAY WILL COME WERE YOU FOOLS WILL BE MASSACRED AND WE'LL PUT ONLY ONE TURK IN A MUSEUM SO WORLD WOULD SEE WHAT A VICIOUS BLOODY ANIMAL LOOKS LIKE. I AM VERY PROUD OF MY FELLOW ARMENIANS, STAY HYE FOREVER, GOD BLESS YOU!!!! 1327) Arevordian Location: - Thursday, 25. April 2002 13:08 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Zafer, why don't you make an effort to learn some Armenian History. What kind of relationship you are talking about. Turks are nation of murderurs and rapists. Don't you know that. See what you did in Kurdistant, see what you did in Armenia, see what you did to the Greeks, Serbians and Bulgrians. Your nation is the wrath of the World. 1326) Zafer Location: Germany Thursday, 25. April 2002 10:00 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- YOU should thank the turks and don` t hate them. No other nation than the turks has been so close to the Armenians for centuries. I guess, your parents don` t tell you these facts. They just tell you about a non-happened Genocide, to make you proud of your nation. You are not that Armenians, who lived with Turks side by side in deep relationship. 1325) Evan Matigian pochacco789@aol.com Location: The States: Michigan Thursday, 25. April 2002 07:04 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Hey everybody. I am Armenian and wish so bad to speak it. I am very proud to be it and my friend John Basmajian is too and he can speak it fluently. If you know any program that teaches you to speak email me. mnak parov. That was john. Peace 1324) Naira tnaira@mail.ru Location: - Thursday, 25. April 2002 00:51 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- One of the best armenian websites. Thanks This part is for Abdullah. You can sit and dream about your stupid "holy war" as much as you want. That is all you can do, because you are all animals with no brains. If you had enough strenght to watch the news today you probably saw what we can do. What can you do? Oh, forgot, nothing. Keep dreaming. 1323) HOVSEP KASHISHIAN klooloo@hotmail.com Location: USA Wednesday, 24. April 2002 22:59 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MY DAD IS 92YEARSOLD HE WAS BORN IN DORT YOL MY MOMBLESS HER SOL WASBORN IN ADANA.MYGRAND MOTHER ANDDAD AND MOM TOLD ME HOW THEY WERE DEPORTED BY THE TURKS.THEY END UP IN PALISTINE.AND MARIED THERE THEN MY PARENTS MOVED TO JORDAN WITH THE BRITISH ARMY.ME MY TWO SISTERS AND MY OTHER FORE BROTHERS WERE BORN IN JORDAN.JORDAN IS A GOOD COUNTRY WE ALWAYS TREATED NICELY IN JORDAN.THE ARABSWERE NICE TO THE ARMENIANS IF IT WASENT FOR THEM HUNDREDS OF THOUSNDS ARMENIANS COULD HAVE PARISHED.WE ARMENIANS SHOULD BE THANKFULL TO THE ARABS.IF IT WASENT FOR THE ARABS I WANT BE HERE TO CELIBRATE APRIL 24.THATS ONE THING ILL NEVER FORGET. 1322) VBogosian vbogosian@yahoo.com Location: USA Wednesday, 24. April 2002 21:46 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Hello and be glad we are all here to say hello. Raised by a survivor who wanted me to always remember and be sure to enjoy the life I am given. Hope all fellow Armenians are doing the same. 1321) Davo David_Melikian@msn.com Location: Fresno Wednesday, 24. April 2002 19:36 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- AKH HAYASTAN, MER HAYRENIK...long live Armenia and fellow Armenians! The Turks are a lessor people and for this reason they tried to eliminate us, but we're still here, and stronger than ever! There will never be a repeat...my only wish, that the bastard Turks burn in hell forever because of the unforgiven sin they committed before God! HAJOGH..MAJOGH HAYERJAN!!!!!! 1320) In memory of Location: Boston Wednesday, 24. April 2002 19:35 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- April 24, such a sad day for us Armenians all over the world. I will never forget the stories my father told me about the misery and his escape from Turkey. Hech me mornak menk hye enk. 1319) mihran mihran_damadian@yahoo.com Location: canada Wednesday, 24. April 2002 18:26 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- et an impression that the turk agents post in this site by using armenian names. 1317) JOSEPH Location: USA Wednesday, 24. April 2002 14:37 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ARE YOU TRYING TO DEVIDE THE ARMENIANS.DONT BE SHORT SITED.WE ARE ALL IN THIS TOGATHER.BE DASHNAK OR RAMGHAVAR OR HUNCHAK.WHY YOU NAMED THE DASHNAKS.BY DOING THAT YOU ARE NOT DOING US ANY GOOD .YOU ARE HELPING OUR ENEMIES.YOU SAID COUNT ON ME.I DONT THINK SO.YOU ARE DOING THE TURKS WORK.SORREY. 1316) JACKO Location: ARMENIA Wednesday, 24. April 2002 14:06 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- #(*^&($ YOU TUREKIA.... 1315) Ani Barseghian annie_nazi@yahoo.com Location: United States Wednesday, 24. April 2002 13:43 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Thank you guys, for all you did and all you are doing to show the world the darkest part of our history. JUDSTICE will be done one day. I really don't think it matters after 87 years how you are getting the justice, if negotiating would ever work, the justice was done by now... if this ANIMAL TURKS & THEIR SUPPORTERS wanted to accept it, they would have done it by now..... Hey people wake up!!! If you are gonna sit like DASHNAKS and just talk about it for 87 years, I promise you all that we'll be in the same position in the next 87 years. We gotta do all it takes to show the world that HUMANISM is much more important than POLITICS. YOU CAN COUNT ON ME. 1312) JOSEPH Location: USA Wednesday, 24. April 2002 10:07 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- TO THE SO CALLD ABDULLAH.YOUR NAME SHOULD BE [ABDULL SHAYTAN]DONT ASSCIATE YOUR NAME WITH GODS NAME.IF THE TURKS CANT LOVE THE ARMENIANS THATS THEIR PROBLEM.EVERY WHERE THE ARMENIANS WENT THEY BEEN LOVED .IN SYRIA.LEBANON JORDAN IRAN FRANCE USA AND ALL THE WORLD.YOU TURKS LOVE ONLY YOUR SELF. THATS WHY NO BODY LIKES YOU EXEPT YOUR ZIONIST BROTHERS.STOP FOR A MOMENT AND THINK ABOUT IT [ABDULL SHAYTAN]. THINK ABOUT IT.DONT LET YOUR GOVERMENT WASH YOUR BRAIN IF YOU HAVE A BRAIN. 1309) An Armenian Location: - Wednesday, 24. April 2002 00:04 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Thank you abdullah for being honest and speaking your mind. As the recorded fact shows, you are no different from your genocidal, bloody grandparents. If the armenians are guilty and if they lie, then what is your excuse against the claims made by the Greeks, the Assyrians, the Arabs, the Kurds, the Serbs, the Persians, the Bulgarians, and all the others have that you have problems with ...??? you can get hysterical, you can run...you can hide, but you can't deny the genocide. panturkism is a disease that will destroy you in the first place. now run to your zionist lover and ask for more support. and please, hold yourself in control and don't getting hysterical. 1307) Abdullah shakilucky2002@yahoo.com Location: USA Tuesday, 23. April 2002 21:11 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The armenians never been tired said lie!! Don't worry the all turkish people will avenge yours. Glory djehad!!(holy war!!) I hate armenians!!!!!!! [ April 26, 2002, 01:34 AM: Message edited by: MosJan ]

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politically confused :)that will be me

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GEORGIANS ARE NOT THE FRENCH “The Turkish people have enough courage to accept the tragic crime it once committed,” Georgian parliament chairwoman Nino Burjandaze said last April 18 during a visit to mostly Armenian populated region of Samtskhe Javakhk in response to a question whether the Georgian parliament was going to officially acknowledge the Armenian genocide. Mrs. Burjanadze has rather a high opinion about the Turks, the indispensable friends of her compatriots. But the question is whether the Georgian lawmakers have enough courage to remain silent for one minute to commemorate the victims of the genocide, committed by their friends Turks. Mrs. Burjanadze was on April 24, when Armenians around the world pay tribute to the genocide victims, in Ukraine. On that day the Armenian member of the Georgian parliament Van Bayburdian addressed his fellow lawmakers, requesting that they pay tribute to the genocide victims by one minute of silence. This was harshly opposed by his Azeri fellow lawmakers, who were interrupting Bayburdian, and later trying to attack him. This was stopped by security guards. Deputy chairman G. Tsereteli halted the parliament session and prohibited any announcement on the Armenian genocide. The Azerbaijani mass media seems to be in ecstasy over this move of “brave Georgian parliamentarians.” The Baku-based daily Zerkalo, for instance, advises to “conduct educational work with Bayburdian,” so that he does not confuse Georgia with France (the parliament of which officially recognized the genocide). Armenians never confused, because in no other country, except Azerbaijan, Georgia and Turkey , Armenian monuments are vandalized and desecrated. © Copyright AZG

PRESIDENT BUSH CALLS THE ARMENIAN GENOCIDE "MURDER" In his statement of commemoration issued on the 87th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide, President Bush referred to the Armenian Genocide of 1915 as "murder", the Armenian Assembly of America (AAA) reported. In so doing, President Bush invokes Ambassador Henry Morgenthau who at the time of the Genocide called the crimes "murder of a nation." While the President expanded on his statement of last year, he did not go as far as the international community has gone. However, he clearly increased pressure on Turkey to come to terms with the Armenian Genocide and also laid a strong foundation for the expansion of U.S.-Armenian defense and security ties. He called on Turkey to lift its blockades and normalize relations with Armenia. In his signed statement, President Bush said in part, "Today, we commemorate an appalling tragedy of the 20th century, the massacre of as many as 1.5 million Armenians through forced exile and murder at the end of the Ottoman Empire." He continued, "Today is an occasion for the world to reflect upon and draw lessons from these terrible events. It is a day for recognizing that demonizing others lays the foundation for a dark cycle of hatred. Transcending this venomous pattern requires painful introspection about the past and wise determination to forge a new future based on truth and reconciliation." Assembly Board of Directors Chairman Peter Vosbikian said, "We are determined to continue to press for the full and definitive characterization of Ottoman Turkey's campaign against the Armenians. Nevertheless, we do appreciate that the President used stronger language than last year and was clearly sending a political signal to the Turkish Government, even at a time when Turkey is a major U.S. ally in the war on terrorism." Vosbikian called the President's failure to use the word "genocide" disappointing, but said that in using the term "murder," which by definition implies criminality, he has characterized Ottoman Turkey's acts as criminal behavior. "'President Bush has obviously rejected Turkey's efforts to deny the Genocide and equate Armenian and Turkish suffering at the beginning of the last century. He is unequivocally placing the burden on Turkey to come to terms with its past and seek truth and reconciliation," Vosbikian added. "Without acknowledgement, without acceptance of its historical responsibility, Turkey undermines efforts at reconciliation in the Caucasus. On the world stage, it sets up the possibility for a repetition of such crimes against humanity," he said. The President's statement also called on Turkey to normalize relations and end its embargoes of Armenians in the region. It said that he looked forward to "Turkey restoring economic, political, and cultural links with Armenia." The statement called for a "lasting and just settlement" of the Nagorno Artsax conflict. The President thanked the Armenian government for its "swift and decisive cooperation in the war against terrorism" and reiterated his commitment to enhance U.S. defense and security cooperation efforts with Armenia. That commitment is considered particularly significant and followed U.S. Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld's trip to Armenia and Armenian Defense Minister Serge Sargsian's successful trip to Washington. President Bush also said that the U.S. was committed to helping build a democratic and prosperous Armenia. He said, "The United States will also continue its strong support for Armenia's efforts to develop democratic and free market institutions, and to deepen its integration into the Euro-Atlantic community." Once again, he noted Armenian-Americans' important contributions, saying that the United States "greatly values the contributions that Armenians make to our national life. With faith and courage, generations of Armenians have overcome great suffering and proudly preserved their centuries-old culture, traditions, and religion." Two years ago, then-candidate Bush promised to properly acknowledge the Armenian Genocide. In a June 2, 2000 letter to the Armenian Assembly, he said, "Armenians were subjected to a genocidal campaign that defies comprehension. Their travails should lead all decent people to remember and acknowledge the facts and lessons of an awful crime in a century of bloody crimes against humanity. If elected president, I would ensure that our nation properly recognizes the tragic suffering of the Armenian people." Despite its disappointment, the Assembly credited a unified community in support of a congressional effort urging the President to issue a stronger and more comprehensive statement than last year and one that indicated a clear trend toward increasing U.S. pressure on Turkey. One hundred and sixty-two Members of the U.S. House of Representatives signed a congressional letter urging President Bush to "go further than last year's" statement and specifically use the word "genocide." Initiated last November when the Assembly met with Armenian Caucus Co-Chairs Joe Knollenberg (R-MI) and Frank Pallone, Jr. (D-NJ), the letter to the President garnered 55 more signatures than last year's appeal. In the past year, the French and Italian Governments, the European Parliament (on at least two occasions) and the Vatican ignored Turkish threats and joined the growing list of countries around the world in reaffirming the Armenian Genocide. Twenty-eight American states are also on record affirming the Genocide. © Copyright AZG

Harout jan shat lav yes arden 4 tary e cheyi masnaktsum, gnum eyi Yekerstsy, mom varum kam el gnum eyi hushardzan. isk iys tary asem qez im yexpiyr shat lav er, ask qez nuynisk cheyi spasum vro iyspes kliner, lav kazmakerpvats er, maqur er, avelnord baner chkayin. Kaseyi Bravo mer Usanorakan Myutyan@ !!! MOvses

ruben isk inchu eq paterin paqtsrel ??? mez mot iyn shat geretsik dzevov ogtagortsvets, plakatneri, trafaretneri dzevov, yev yerb havaq@ verjatsav mardiq irents het tun eyin tanum, porotsum mi hat gtsats cheyir tesni. imijiylots shat geretsik er kazmakerpvats, yes iyspes der cheyi tesel los angelosum, MIyatsyal Hye Usanorneri kormits. shat aveli lav qan naxkin tarinerum yerb AYF/n er anum. n@karner@ iys 2 or@ webi v@ra k@dnem.

ARMENIAN PRESIDENT ROBERT KOCHARIAN’S MESSAGE ON THE OCCASION OF ARMENIAN GENOCIDE VICTIMS’ COMMEMORATION DAY Dear compatriots Today the whole Armenian nation, just like every year, commemorates the victims of 1915 Armenian Genocide. On this day in 1915 Armenian intelligentsia and clergy were arrested in Istanbul, which set the beginning of the Armenian Genocide- a crime perpetrated and carried out by the Ottoman Turkey’s authorities, a crime which was to become the most tragic page of the Armenian history. The future of a nation with a strong civilization and culture was questioned, and endangered in their own land. All the parts of the spread Armenian nation still bear on them the stamp of the tragic events of the 1915. Armenia pursues the international recognition of the genocide, and this issue is among the major ones on the agenda of its foreign policy, a fact which displays the just demand and expectations of the Armenian nation. Armenians living in homeland and Diaspora are waiting for the recognition and condemnation of this inhuman crime. It is not a manifestation of revenge, but a concern for ensuring that a similar crime will not happen ever again. Today we pay homage to the memory of our victims - with a deep confidence that historical justice will triumph. We look into future of our country and statehood with trust. Homeland and statehood are sacred things for each Armenian, and they should be built with joint effort and devotion. © Copyright AZG