Parliamentary Elections

[kakachik77]

http://www.o2tv.ru/news/date/2007/04/16/id1563/

 

Sad and hilarious. His accent couldn't get more stereotypical and his demeanour is that of a bandit yet this is the richest and most powerful guy in the country...

 

 

Well, think about this when next time folks on this forum and elsewhere are putting down Turks calling them barbarians etc.

[gamavor]

Show me a place where the ultra-rich are not criminals (past or present).

[hosank]

SCOTLAND

[skhara]

Obese men should not be elected into office.

[MosJan]

it's just a show / Serj will be the next President

[MosJan]

Obese men should not be elected into office.

 

so Rafi Hovhanisyan should also step dawn ???

[MosJan]

Show me a place where the ultra-rich are not criminals (past or present).

 

 

du urish aveli hesht harts chunes ?? whats w/ this Extra Hard questions bro

[GevorgP]

RoA now is engaged in National Assembly (parliament) elections.

 

If we are concerned about the parliament quality and want to ensure that RoA future is not trusted to the fake "politicians": businessmen, bandit and Puzaty (Ignorant&haughty) rich, who are rushing to the parliament to secure that no government authority; tax service, courts, etc. would dare to control them and enforce to pay social security, profit and other taxies due to state budget; the only source of the poor pensions and other social assistance funds.

 

After becoming election "winners"; the "internal enemies" would ensure that the laws they pass in the parliament will give them additional privileges in their "business" activities to make them wealthier and the rest of RoA population poorer.

 

In "return" they are giving the poor electors, a miserable amount of money, stolen from RoA budget, as a bribe to be elected. By the way the bribe amount; 10,000 drams, would cover either the poor food expenses at most for 3 days or monthly gas & electricity bills. Next parliament election will be held after 1,825 - 3 days …???

 

Now it's the right time to stop them and remind that RoA population copes with the economic hardship, because they know that, in current situation, internal political instability will serve Turk/Azeri interests. Most of RoA population is withstanding unbearable living conditions in sake of Artsakh; not to endanger process of gaining Artsakh independence. As bible cites: "... there is time for collecting stone and time for throwing them…". Our nation is keeping the stones to throw at Turks; if needed.

 

Please remember that in 1915 the Zeitun rich Armenians, who didn't give money to our solders/heroes for getting armed and fighting back the Turkish army; have been killed together with their family members. That is they faced the same plight as the poor Armenians and in addition they deserve the damn of AG together with Turks.

 

Decent and Puzaty (Ignorant&haughty) rich Armenians, please first of all, take into consideration Armenian national interests, don't be captives of your wealth; the greediness may bury both: you and your nation.

 

Don't force us to throw the stones on you, instead of using it against murderers of 1,500,000 perished Armenians. Don't add to your milliards some additional millions belonging to the poor Armenians; through "procurement" of parliament member "mandates".

 

In nowadays Armenia most influential political parties, probably except Dashnaks, OEK, HJK and some smaller ones, depend solely on the wealth and/or authority of their leaders, therefore if the leaders/sponsors would leave the parties; they will collapse in no time.

 

They remind me private businesses; where all the workers (party members) are paid by sponsor (party owner) during election period and after that the blue collar ones are terminated for five years and the white collar employee' salaries (bribes) are increased, when they become parliament majority.

 

In contrast:

 

Dashanks proved that it is a viable, political establishment with sound ideology, strategy, tactics and actions that; consistently uphold RoA national interests. With century long performance record, that doesn't show much mistakes and inconsistency.

 

OEK is another option, because it is under attack of ruling parties and politicians; the corrupt.

 

HJK, Jarangutyun and some other small parties are good as well.

 

For me one of the most important features for a real political party is; that their political platform, ideology and actions don't depend solely on their current leader; one individual. And it doesn't look like a private business establishment.

Edited April 24, 2007 by GevorgP

[GevorgP]

"… lead us not into temptation…" and;

Don't force us to throw the stones on you, instead of using it against murderers of 1,500,000 perished Armenians. Don't add to your milliards some additional millions belonging to the poor Armenians; through "procurement" of parliament member "mandates".

 

In nowadays Armenia most influential political parties, probably except Dashnaks, OEK, HJK and some smaller ones, depend solely on the wealth and/or authority of their leaders, therefore if the leaders/sponsors would leave the parties; they will collapse in no time.

 

They remind me private businesses; where all the workers (party members) are paid by sponsor (party owner) during election period and after that the blue collar ones are terminated for five years and the white collar employee' salaries (bribes) are increased, when they become parliament majority.

 

In contrast:

 

Dashanks proved that it is a viable, political establishment with sound ideology, strategy, tactics and actions that; consistently uphold RoA national interests. With century long performance record, that doesn't show much mistakes and inconsistency.

 

OEK is another option, because it is under attack of ruling parties and politicians; the corrupt.

 

HJK, Jarangutyun and some other small parties are good as well.

 

For me one of the most important features for a real political party is; that their political platform, ideology and actions don't depend solely on their current leader; one individual. And it doesn't look like a private business establishment.

 

 

Edited April 25, 2007 by GevorgP

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Astvac mi or hreshtaknerin kanchuma mot@ asuma: gnaceq ashxarhi bolor tagavornerin kancheq mots ban unem aselu...

 

Ancnuma mi zhamanak tagavorner@ galis en kangnum en astsu dimac. Astvac nayuma tesnuma Hayastani Tagavor@ chka. Kanchuma hreshtaknerin u barkacac asuma dses chasi ashxarhi bolor yerkrneri tagavornerin kancheq? Inchu Hayastani tagavorin chem tesnum inchu cheq kanchel?

 

Es hreshtakapet@ motenuma, asuma: Astvac jan gnacinq Hayastan um dur@ tsetsecinq u harcrinq, bolor@ asecin vor "yes em tagavor@". Tenc el glux chhanecinq u chkaroghacanq kanchel...

 

Charenci xosqern en mits galis: Ov hay zhoghovurd, qo miak prkutyune qo miasnakan uzhi mej e

[ED]

Charents te Garegin Njdeh Error jan?

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Vobshe to erkusov en asel. Bayc Charents@ mi qich shuta asel lolololololol

 

Edo jan yes inchqan gitei Charentsna asel. Miguce sxalvum em...

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By the way there is website with Njdeh's quotes in it.

 

http://njdeh.com/

[GevorgP]

Ov hay zhoghovurd, qo miak prkutyune qo miasnakan uzhi mej e !

 

Error jan;

 

Ashxarhum hayi hamar amenakarevor barern es asum. Bajts es depq@ urish a. Gar@ iren utog gajli het vonts miabanvi?

 

Hima che, bajts @ntrutjunnerri hajord or@ - Majisi 13-in, ankax drants elqits (ete ham@ ch-hanen), qo u Charents/Njdehi asatsner@ krkin uji mej en mtnum.

Edited April 26, 2007 by GevorgP

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Gevor jan teghyak em aniravutyunneric. Bayc de ho chem hima asi garner havaqveq gnaceq geleri mer@ *&^*&^ ? Kam inds ov piti lsi?

 

Inds tvuma zhamanaka petq heto lav klini. Moskva ne srazu stroilasj...

[hosank]

what ever boys...

 

Հայաստանի հանրապետական կուսակցության is what im voting for

[GevorgP]

And I will vote for Dashnak party.

 

 

[abass80]

meng al hima vakhtsank Edited May 4, 2007 by abass80

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Turks Barred From Observing Armenian Vote

 

May 7, 2007, ArmeniaLiberty.org, By Karine Kalantarian - The Armenian government has refused to grant entry visas to eight Turkish nationals who planned to monitor Armenia's parliamentary elections under the aegis of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe, it emerged on Monday.

 

They planned to arrive in Yerevan to join a 330-strong observer mission which is due to be deployed by the OSCE's Warsaw-based vote-monitoring arm, the Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights (ODIHR).

 

The Armenian Foreign Ministry said the Turks have been barred from monitoring Saturday's elections because of Ankara's continuing refusal to unconditionally establish diplomatic relations with Yerevan and lift Turkey's long-running economic blockade of Armenia.

 

"Considering the fact that Turkey is refusing to normalize relations and to open the border with Armenia, we believe that it would not be expedient for Turkish representatives to monitor our elections," the ministry spokesman, Vladimir Karapetian, told RFE/RL.

 

The ODIHR director, Christian Strohal, was quick to criticize the move, saying that it runs counter to Armenia's commitments to the OSCE, which Yerevan formally invited to observe the elections earlier this year. "An invitation to observe elections is an invitation to all OSCE participating States, and is issued in order to ensure equal treatment and strengthen the diversity of observation," he said in a statement. "Preventing some observers from participating contradicts the principles of transparency and objectivity which are an indispensable aspect of democratic elections."

 

Strohal also complained that the Armenian government has provided no official explanation for the "unexpected" snub. Turkish representatives have monitored Armenian elections in the past.

 

The findings of the ODIHR-led mission will be critical for the international legitimacy of the Armenian elections. The mission will be bolstered by a team of about 65 members of the OSCE's Parliamentary Assembly. Observers will also be sent by the Council of Europe and the European Parliament.

 

I wonder what do they expect? Turkey officially has no diplomatic relations with Armenia but it wants to monitor political life in Armenia? I think it was a right decision to refuse visas to turkish nationals!

[Arpa]

YES!!!

Do they know how to "blockade"? So do we.

Those QATSORDI-s/ՔԱԾՈՐՏԴԻ!!

Who assigned them judge. jury and executioner of the ragion?

They want us to use civilized diplomatic language?

Maybe they would show us where their civilized diplomatic building in Yerevan is!

We shoud all get together and them to get the hell out of the affairs of a country whose esistence they don't even acknpwledge.

And how did they exactly plan to enter Yerevan Province? At which border crossing?

Why don't they close down their consulate in Yerevan and recall their ambassador to Armenia?

How is that for "diplomatic language"?

Edited May 9, 2007 by Arpa

[Boghos]

Turks should first monitor their own so-called elections.Then they might think of monitoring something else.

[DominO123]

Guys, I have to disagree, Armenia needs non corrupted elections, and more Turks there, the better to expose corruption. It is true that Turkish election is corrupted, but they will sure be more critical of Armenia's election and this can only be good for Armenia's democracy. They need critical people.

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Even if Armenian Elections were 100% crystal clear and transparent I have no doubt that turks would find something to critisize.

 

I guess only western observers should be sufficient enough.

[ED]

it was a smart move by turks well knowing in advance Armenia would reject such a reguest.

politics and prostitutions, makes no deference, at list prostitute gives you a satisfaction, in this case politician would be the turk

[Takoush]

Guys, I have to disagree, Armenia needs non corrupted elections, and more Turks there, the better to expose corruption. It is true that Turkish election is corrupted, but they will sure be more critical of Armenia's election and this can only be good for Armenia's democracy. They need critical people.

Although I appreciate your point in matter so that as quickly as possible to get over the corruption in the RA to have an open and democratic elections; but do you think it would be wise for the Turks to criticize and correct us? It's something to think about, isn't it?

 

 

 

Edited May 10, 2007 by Anahid Takouhi