MJ

I did some of them. But in any case, neither location has anything to do with the "games" that we left a couple of postings behind.

Don't know.

Are you asking me?

Steve, The Waco incedent had nothing to do with the right of worshiping, but rather it was a "posession of arms" type of incedent, plus sexual molestation of underaged.

quote:Originally posted by naira: Ok! Let's put the question another way. You won't save yourself that easy, MJ! I promisse Why do live in America, MJ? 1. I like/love it here; 2. I can make a better living here; 3. It is a good place to raise family; 4. I grow much more comprehensively and faster, here; 5. I have unlimited access to information. There are many more reasons. [ June 02, 2001: Message edited by: MJ ]

No difference. This year we enjoy an unusually cool weather, here.

quote:Originally posted by naira: Log on private, kid! I can't explain it in public! I am underaged.

quote:Originally posted by naira: And you became invisible. Tell me, Julie! What the hell I'm doing here? Yeah, I put my invisible hat on.

To me, Modern Armenia is almost the same as most modern any place.

You are jumping the gun too early. I have read it. No, I don't think the same way. Everything in due time. [ June 02, 2001: Message edited by: MJ ]

quote:Originally posted by naira: Don't be such a jerk, MJ! I like you for you nasty caracter. If you let such a bullshit without reaction, I'll believe you think the same way. I'm strongly doubting you to be objective on the stuff that scares you! Is this because you should proof first that you are intellectually luggaged? Ancient Armenia is in History section. What is the problem, Naira? Why are you insulting me?

Is this a funny discovery? To ehome it may be and to whom it may not, but it is, sure, informative. What we talk here is regarding actually modern Armenia. May I give some information about the ancient Armenia, though?

What does SM stand for?

I knew you'll like me.

quote:Originally posted by naira: ... and you avoid sexual games as well! Yeah, you are a saint, MJ! And I'm the devil, in that case! --- P.S. I've seen you abandoned a thread somewhere we were initiating a talk. Is this a lack of interest or may be smth else ...? have you heard of St.Martin of France? When you think of me, remember him. No. It's not a lack of interest. I just type from different computers. Will be on the other one soon.

Which Club? What war? I am as peaceful as it gets...

quote:Originally posted by naira: Just off-topic question, MJ! If I'm mistaking, please, correct me. Today, I've remarked a strange change. Your username "MJ" is visible now in 'Who-s Online' section? Does it mean that you quit with your underground past? No. Just for a change. Always remember - whether you see me or not, I am always around...

quote:Originally posted by naira: I do agree with you, MJ! Don't let it threaten you.

quote:Originally posted by Berj: Please, do not judge my knowledge on the subject by the information on that site. The side provides it in amateur way with clear cheap intentions. But you can at least have some base for the discussion. If you want more info you can find and read the "Twelve Ceasars" by Svetonios, specifically where he describes the life of the Roman court during the rein of Neron and Kaligula, make a trip to the Indian town of Kajourakho and view the stages of the development of human knowledge about sex on the numerous temples, which are widely known as "The Kama Sutra thing", find the unedited versions of "1001 nights". This subject is also widely articulated in Chinese, Japanese, Iranian ancient writings and art, African, American Indian and Turik inscribtions etc. My conculsion is that an ordinary Roman matrona new about sexuality and sex games almost as much as you and I do, with the exeption of modern technology. As a note of informationa character... Any curious person who visits the ruins of Dvin (some 70 km South of Yerevan) would be able to identify items of explicit character, which come to certify that in ancient Armenia there has been a cult of phallus and its antipode. I assume that implies existed atmosphere of discovery and games.

I wonder if it is easier to have the Genocide recognized by all the major countries of the world - one at a time, or working directly with Turkey, and bypassing the long list of world parliaments? After all, even if all the countries of the world recognize it, we still would need Turkey to do so, wouldn't we?

quote:Originally posted by edwardk: Should Armenians support the Kurdish right of self determination?? The answer is obvious. Did Armenia have a right of self determination?? Does Artsakh have a right of self determination?? And could you illuminate us as when and how have the Kurds expressed their will for self-determination within the framework of soverignty from Turkey?

Edward, Somehow I missed... Is there a relation between these materials and "Our support for Kurds?"

Naira, I suspect you have lost me. The Economy I spoke about was the Economy of the proposed "underground." And it meant to be a joke... Sorry if that it didn't come across as such. The democracy itself is not a remedy for the economy, though frequently it helps. Some anti-democratic regimes experience unprecedented economic success. However, this doesn't mean that I am advocating something other than democracy for Armenia. As a matter of fact, I would advocating democracy beyond that of conventional. As far as Armenia's Economic model is concerned, it is a derivative issue. Its Economy can exist only as a part of World Economy. The concept of Armenian Economy on its sovereign capacity is absurd, in my view, due to the limitations that we know of. And, unfortunately, you have chosen the wrong person to hold responsible for whatever wrongs or to contrast to the “young-minds.”

Actually, they are not like me, and not as old. I can gurantee you that. Besides, as I grow older and older, my body becomes fitter and fitter, and my mind sharper and sharper.

Naira, I am too old and too tired. Also, we are in the Economy forum.