Puff Ara Puffff

[Arpa]

Can we stop the “emigration”, I.e export of criminal elements from Gavar to Glendale who may think that America is the Wild West of 200 years ago, that the FBI and the CIA are comedy clubs just like the police in Armenia?

Those of us who came to America worked and toiled in sweatshops and foundries 25 hours a day, many still do just to earn two cents/erkou luma to afford a loaf of bread or a second hand shoe.

Don’t jail them at a cost of $100,000 a year/month to the decent taxpayers. Where they will have bacon and eggs for breakfast, onion steak/ irish stew/smbuk lits for lunch and filet mignon for supper.

SEND THEM BACK TO WHEREVER THE HELL THEY CAME FROM!!!

 

http://news.am/eng/news/48438.html

 

Names of Armenian Power members disclosed

 

February 18, 2011 | 16:18

The names of Armenian Power gang members arrested in California were disclosed by newsamen.com website. The list is as follows:

Mher Darbinyan (aka “Mike,” aka “Hollywood Mike,” aka “Little Mike,” aka “Capone,”aka “Caps,” aka “Maher”),

Paramaz Bilezikchyan (aka “Parik,” aka “Parnamas Bileziktsian,” aka “Bleziktsian Paramas”)

Karo Yerkanyan (aka “Guilty,” aka “Gator”, aka “Kane”)

Arman Sharopetrosian (aka “Horse,” aka “Dzi”)

Hayk Karayan (aka “Hayko,” aka “Whisper”)

Arman Tangabekyan (aka “Spito,” aka “Spitak,” aka “Villager,” aka “Thick Neck,” aka “Armancho”)

Emil Airapetian (aka “C1ever,” aka “Emo”)

Armen Hovanissian (aka “Sniper,” aka “Arm,” aka “Armen Hovanessian”)

Roman Teroganesyan ( aka “Lil Boy,” aka “Rome,” aka “Roman Teroganesian”, aka “Arthur Teroganesian”)

Edgar Khachatryan (aka “Gunner,” aka “Lil Gunner,” aka “Edo”)

Garik Galstyan (aka “Stomper,” aka “Stomps”)

Harut Torosyan (aka “Menace,” aka “Harout Torosyan”)

Souren Serobyan (aka “Suro”)

Vazgen Topadzhikyan (aka “Lucky”)

Ara Fermanyan (aka “Casper,” aka “Cass”)

David Muradyan (aka “Stranger,” aka “Davo”)

Karen Markosian (aka “Kar”, aka “Garen”)

Karen Zakaryan (aka “Kond,” aka “Gond,” aka “Kondik”, aka “Kar”)

Artur Pembejian (aka “Cham”)

Aram Petrosian (aka “Tot,” aka “Toto”)

Arman Karayan

Oganes Teroganesyan (aka “Hovo,” aka “Hovik,” aka “Oganes Terognesyan”)

Jack Gambaryan (aka “Zhak Gambarian,” aka “Speedy”)

Raymond Tarverdyan (aka “Rye”)

Vahe Mnatsakanyan (aka “Vahik”)

Armando Moreno (aka “Mando”, aka “Monkey,” aka “Blackie”)

Andranik Aloyan (aka “Andy,” aka “Ando”)

Lusine Ogandganyan (aka “Luso”)

Gustavo Ortega (aka “Bam Bam”, aka “Bams,” aka “Gus”)

Gagik Zhamkochyan (aka “Manic”, aka “Panther”, aka “Gago”, aka “Gag”)

Suren Torosyan (aka “Suro”, aka “Sunny”)

Grachia Nalbandyan (aka “Raider”, aka “Puffy”, aka “Crazy”)

Edgar Yerkanyan (aka “Edo”)

Karine

Rafael Parsadanyan (aka “Raffi”, aka “Raffo”)

Simon Antonyan (aka “Simo”, aka “Sim”)

Garen Chouldjian (aka “Misak”)

Grigor Garibyan (aka “Gokor”)

Artur Gabrelyan (aka “Rubo”, aka “Art”)

Andranik Bakhchadjian (aka “Ando”, aka “Andranik Bakhcadj”)

Vartenie Ananian

Rafael Jr. (aka “Cisco”, aka “the Drink”)

Khachatur Arakelyan (aka “Khecho”)

Karapet Joey Karamusyan (aka “Karo”)

Haroutioun Arthur Melkonian (aka “Art”, aka “Art from Montebello”)

Arsen Ayranjian

Adam Davoodian (aka “Aram”)

Aram Khachatryan

Tigran Sarkisyan (aka “Tiko”)

Miguel Agustin Ramirez (aka “Mugsy”, aka “Mugs”)

Hagop Yamalyan (aka “Hago”)

Manuk Terzyan (aka “Max”)

Karen Hesham Samawi (aka “Karen Hesham”)

Julio Cesar Rivas (aka “July,” aka “Biggie”, aka “Big Boy”)

Zhirayr Karayan (aka “Zhiro”, aka “Jerry”)

Sarkis Avedisian (aka “Sako”)

Vartan Avedissian (aka “Vardan”m aka “Voicebox”)

Joseph Mares

Catrina Balderrama

Vardan Amirkhanyan

Hovannes Igarian (aka “Hovo”)

Naira Astghik Terounian

Arnold Moradians (aka “Arno”)

Debra (aka “Sugar”)

Rafael Roger Zendejas

Steven Wilson (aka “Stutters”)

Gevork Kasabyan (aka “Kash”)

Marat Shakhrmanyan)

Fnu Lnu (aka “Musho”) and

Fnu Lnu ( aka “David Petrosov”).

Within hours, 74 suspects were arrested.

As Armenian News-NEWS.am reported earlier, about 1000 agents, including FBI agents, tax authorities, the National Security Agency and local police participated in the hunt. Members of the group are accused of extortion, kidnapping, money laundering and drug trafficking…

Edited February 19, 2011 by Arpa

[Harut]

Can we stop the “emigration”, I.e export of criminal elements from Gavar to Glendale who may think that America is the Wild West of 200 years ago, that the FBI and the CIA are comedy clubs just like the police in Armenia?

Those of us who came to America worked and toiled in sweatshops and foundries 25 hours a day, many still do just to earn two cents/erkou luma to afford a loaf of bread or a second hand shoe.

Don’t jail them at a cost of $100,000 a year/month to the decent taxpayers. Where they will have bacon and eggs for breakfast, onion steak/ irish stew/smbuk lits for lunch and filet mignon for supper.

SEND THEM BACK TO WHEREVER THE HELL THEY CAME FROM!!!

 

http://news.am/eng/news/48438.html

 

why not? i say even better... it's a self-cleansing process for the republic... now only if it can attract healthier elements back to the republic from the west, all will be fine...

[Arpa]

why not? i say even better... it's a self-cleansing process for the republic... now only if it can attract healthier elements back to the republic from the west, all will be fine...

Do you remember the so called Cuban exiles/refugees, when Castro sent shiploads of criminals to Miami?

Edited February 19, 2011 by Arpa

[Nané]

Arman Sharopetrosian (aka “Horse,” aka “Dzi”)

 

Arman Tangabekyan (aka “Spito,” aka “Spitak,” aka “Villager,” aka “Thick Neck,” aka “Armancho”) - այսինքն՝ գյուղացի կամ հաստավիզ -

 

Sorry for taking this lightly but some of these names crack me up.

[Em]

Anoushik jan, I am not defending them in the least...merely questioning why it was done on such a large scale manner. Logistically, it doesn't make sense to spend the resources (FBI, U.S. Atty, local law enforcement, etc.) to bring down 74 persons of a gang which is inconsequential in the grand scheme of things. And, it doesn't end here...there's one more wave coming...

 

Yes, let's clean them out of our neighborhoods; let's stop them from skimming our card numbers at gas stations and car washes; and let's use these men as examples in trying to deter the kids who may believe this to be a lucrative route. Yet, I don't believe this sullies our name. It's a small group of (relatively) organized crooks.

 

The media is fueling hatred against being Armenian. THERE WAS NO VALID REASON FOR THE TASK FORCE TO BE ORGANIZED AND CONDUCT WORK OUT GLENDALE. However, it's the best way to keep a larger population in said city in "check". It gives the law enforcement in said city a little more leeway in their profiling and harassment of Armenians. It also helps pit the Parska Hyes and Beiruta Hyes against the Hayastancis...

 

We don't have community leaders. We have individuals with Armenian last names who are seeking positions in government and the community to further their individual causes/ interests. But, luckily, a new generation is making attempts to remedy that...hoping they keep to their aim...

 

 

 

[Anoushik]

The media is fueling hatred against being Armenian.

Em jan, what do you mean the media is fueling hatred against being Armenian? Which media? Where? Maybe I've missed it.

[Yervant1]

ATTORNEYS SAY COLLEAGUES SWIPED MONEY INTENDED FOR ARMENIAN GENOCIDE VICTIMS

By JAMIE ROSS

 

Courthouse News Service

http://www.courthousenews.com/2011/03/15/34922.htm

March 15 2011

 

LOS ANGELES (CN) - Two attorneys claim their co-counsel in two class

actions that won insurance benefits for victims of the Armenian

genocide diverted and laundered almost $1 million from settlements

meant for charities to help the Armenian community. "It is with deep

sadness that plaintiffs bring this action," Mark Geragos and Brian

Kabateck say in their Superior Court complaint.

 

They sued Vartkes Yeghiayan, Rita Mahdessian, the Center for Armenian

Remembrance aka Conservatoire de la Memoire Armenienne, and Yeghiyian

Law Corp.

 

Geragos and Kabateck claim that Yeghiayan "created a sham charity as

a means by which he could funnel monies for his own personal charity

- himself."

 

Yeghiayan created the Center for Armenian Remembrance in 2005, after

a settlement with the New York Life Insurance Company, "to defraud

class members, the court and the Armenian community," according to

the complaint.

 

Under the New York Life settlement, the class counsel - which included

Geragos and Kabateck - were to pick "charity organizations who would

receive a total of $3 million in settlement proceeds for work solely to

advance the interests of the Armenian community, relieve the needy,

and provide direct assistance to orphans, the elderly, disabled,

widows and the impoverished," the complaint states.

 

Geragos and Kabateck claim Yeghiayan hid his relationship with

the Center for Armenian Remembrance and claimed that the charity

"focused on preserving Armenian history and recognition of the

Armenian genocide," so that he could misappropriate charitable funds

and launder them.

 

Because of Yeghiayan's deception, the "sham charity" was "designated

recipient of cy pres charity funds" and received $200,000 from the

New York Life Unclaimed Benefits Fund, according to the complaint.

 

Yeghiayan also was co-counsel with the plaintiffs in the Kyurkjian

et al. v Axa, S.A. class action, according to the complaint.

 

For this one, Yeghiayan invented the "Conservatoire de la Memoire

Armenienne" as a beneficiary of settlement proceeds the complaint

states.

 

But Geragos and Kabateck say: "Strikingly, no such entity exists at the

address listed in Paris, France; a simple Google search reveals that

CMA is actually linked to the same address as Yeghiayan's law firm."

 

Geragos and Kabateck say Yeghiayan also listed the "Instituto Per Le

Opere Di Religione Citta Del Vatican" to receive $75,000 in settlement

funds, but that "institution is merely the Italian name of the Vatican

Bank, located in Vatican City." The plaintiffs Yeghiayan "simply

distributed these funds to a private bank account under Yeghiayan's

control so that he could redistribute the laundered funds to himself."

 

Geragos and Kabateck says Yeghiayan and Rita Mahdessian served as

co-counsel with them in both class actions, "in order to recover

insurance benefits that have remained unpaid for nearly 100 years,"

and which "resulted in settlement disbursements to hundreds of the

rightful beneficiaries of the policy holders who were among the

1.5 million Armenians who perished and were unable to obtain their

insurance proceeds in the ensuing tragic genocide by Ottoman Turkey."

 

One million to 1.5 million Armenians were killed during the genocide at

the end of World War I, which Turkey continues to deny ever happened,

or calls the fortunes of war.

 

Geragos and Kabateck seek punitive damages for fraud, conversion,

breach of fiduciary duty and breach of contract.

 

They are represented by Richard Kellner with Kabateck Brown and

Kellner, and Eugene Harris with Geragos & Geragos.

[ED]

Good serIal for usARRRRmenia Tv!!!!, which (by the way), has the highest rating among all cable networks:) by showing crap to the public.

 

I not surprised.

[MosJan]

yete es amen inch jishta.. yete.. dra mer@ nu manuk@....

iy dranst hima pit Der Zori Anapat bobik votqerov arants jur & hatci bats toghes ira @entaniqi het miyasin..... mi 10 hat el qurd dzierov hetevnerist @neknen charcharen .. nor et jamanak kimanan te um aryuni hashvin en milyon dizum.. xujan bozi vastak ..

 

 

genocidi industrya.. Gurgen Yanikyan@ jisht er asum.. mard@ mi ban giter or ir vrej@ ir dzerqov statsav...

[Yervant1]

DECEASED GET PENSIONS? - CONTROL CHAMBER

 

Tert.am

21.03.11

 

Recent inspections by the Control Chamber of Armenia have found the

State Social Security Service responsible for abusing authority,

particularly registering the pensions of deceased individuals and

causing a great harm to the state budget.

 

The head of the chamber, Iskhan Zakaryan introduced the results of

the inspections at the parliament's Monday session, saying that their

activities are still under way.

 

As he told the MPs, the former head of the service, Vazgen Khachikyan,

was fired from office for the violations observed.

 

Earlier, Minister of Labor and Social Issues Arthur Grigoryan told

Tert.am that Khachikyan had been dismissed as per resignation notice.

 

Grigoryan who was present at the parliament meeting left the session

hall in the middle of Zakaryan's speech.

 

Asked whether the chamber would submit the inspection results to

the Prosecutor General's Office, Zakaryan said such act would become

possible after the documents are confirmed.

 

"Only the materials confirmed by the Control Chamber board are

submitted to the Prosecutor General's Office. We haven't so far made

any decision in that regard. Though we have observed criminal and

legal violations, we still have time until June to clarify definitely

what really happened," he said.

[Yervant1]

All parties must disclose disbursement of insurance settlement funds

By Times.am at 22 March, 2011, 4:47 pm

By Harut Sassounian

 

Publisher, The California Courier

 

 

Ever since 2004 and 2005, when lawsuits against New York Life and AXA insurance companies were settled for $37.5 million, there has not been a full accounting of the disbursements made to heirs of genocide-era policyholders and Armenian charitable organizations.

 

In recent years, there have been disagreements among the lawyers who had jointly filed the two lawsuits. Attorney Vartkes Yeghiayan petitioned the court last year seeking the appointment of an independent administrator to oversee the disbursements by his co-counsels, Mark Geragos and Brian Kabateck. The Judge rejected Yeghiayan’s request.

 

Earlier this month, the tables were turned when attorneys Geragos and Kabateck sued Yeghiayan and his wife Rita Mahdessian in Los Angeles County Superior Court, accusing them of fraudulent activities, including misappropriation of nearly $1 million of insurance settlement proceeds intended for Armenian charities. Yeghiayan categorically denied the accusations and told the Daily Journal that Geragos and Kabateck “had hoarded more than $17 million in settlement funds” and that they had failed “to give an accounting of how the money was being spent.”

 

While some community members were concerned that these allegations would be exploited by the Turkish media to discredit Armenians’ pursuit of restitution for Genocide victims, others were troubled that funds rightfully belonging to Armenian Genocide victims may have been misdirected misappropriated.

 

Based on our preliminary research, here is approximately how the New York Life Insurance Company’s settlement of $20 million (plus accumulated interest) was disbursed:

 

-Almost $9 million went to the heirs of 1,500 of the 2,300 unpaid policyholders of New York Life. No heirs came forward from the remaining 800 policyholders;

 

- $4 million was divided equally among attorneys Geragos, Kabateck and Yeghiayan to be given to charities of their choice;

 

- $4 million to cover legal fees for the four attorneys (Geragos, Kabateck, Yeghiayan and William Shernoff) who represented the Armenian plaintiffs in this class action lawsuit;

 

- $3 million was donated to nine major Armenian charitable organizations; and

 

- Almost $1 million was spent on administrative expenses in order to disburse the funds to the heirs of policyholders. A three-member Settlement Fund Board was set up by the California Insurance Commissioner to evaluate the documents submitted by surviving family members of policyholders.

 

Based on similar preliminary research, here is approximately how the AXA settlement of $17.5 million (plus accumulated interest) was disbursed:

 

- Around $8.5 million went to an unknown number of heirs of the 11,000 AXA policyholders;

 

- $3 million was given by the three attorneys to Armenian charities in France;

 

- $3 million to cover legal fees for the three attorneys (Geragos, Kabateck and Yeghiayan) who represented the Armenian plaintiffs in this class action lawsuit;

 

- $2.85 million was divided equally among the three attorneys to be distributed to charities of their choice; and

 

- $150,000 (possibly more) was spent on administrative expenses to evaluate the documents submitted by the heirs of insurance policyholders.

 

It is noteworthy that the Settlement Agreement approved by Federal Judge Christina Snyder mandated that all charities, within six months of receiving funds from the New York Life settlement, must provide to the court a full accounting of how these funds were spent. It is not known if the required reports were filed by the recipients. The Settlement Agreement also stated that the California Attorney General has jurisdiction to enforce compliance with these provisions and prosecute all violations. In the case of AXA, the Settlement Agreement required that within six months charities submit to the attorneys of the plaintiffs and AXA a report on the use of the funds they have received.

 

The Los Angeles Superior Court now has the opportunity to review the allegations made by attorneys Geragos and Kabateck against Yeghiayan and Mahdessian to determine if the insurance settlement funds were properly disbursed. Until then, no one should jump to any conclusions regarding the guilt or innocence of any of the involved parties.

 

Independently of any legal requirements, all organizations which have obtained funds from the two insurance settlements have the moral obligation to disclose to the Armenian community the amounts they received and spent. Similarly, the three attorneys should make public all disbursements they have made from the settlement funds to all organizations. Furthermore, all settlement-related documents in the possession of the three attorneys, both Settlement Fund Boards and their staffs should be preserved until the conclusion of this lawsuit.

 

Those entrusted with funds rightfully belonging to victims of the Armenian Genocide have the sacred duty to treat them with utmost care and diligence. Anything less would invite the condemnation of all people of good conscience.

 

/Times.am/

[Louise Kiffer]

It is a bad advertising for us. The lawers shoul have discussed this problem between themselves and settled it. Our ennemies will be happy.

[nairi]

Can we stop the “emigration”, I.e export of criminal elements from Gavar to Glendale who may think that America is the Wild West of 200 years ago, that the FBI and the CIA are comedy clubs just like the police in Armenia?

Those of us who came to America worked and toiled in sweatshops and foundries 25 hours a day, many still do just to earn two cents/erkou luma to afford a loaf of bread or a second hand shoe.

Don’t jail them at a cost of $100,000 a year/month to the decent taxpayers. Where they will have bacon and eggs for breakfast, onion steak/ irish stew/smbuk lits for lunch and filet mignon for supper.

SEND THEM BACK TO WHEREVER THE HELL THEY CAME FROM!!!

 

You know what's really sad? Talented and motivated Armenians draining out of Armenia. I say let the bad seeds emigrate from Armenia and the good seeds immigrate to Armenia. Who cares about our rep in America? Let's start worrying about the future of the only piece of land we can currently call our own.

[Azat]

You know what's really sad? Talented and motivated Armenians draining out of Armenia. I say let the bad seeds emigrate from Armenia and the good seeds immigrate to Armenia. Who cares about our rep in America? Let's start worrying about the future of the only piece of land we can currently call our own.

true

[Boghos]

true

 

Yes but in Armenia the criminals are in parliament and in the executive. Small fish criminals may leave Armenia but the real ones are running the country. So who is going to repatriate? Only the very brave or those from countries where life is even harder such as Irak.

That being said, I can't care less if the FBI, Mossad, MI5, 007 or Jason Bourne arrest Armenians. Finally what are some Latinos doing in Armenian Power?

 

Hello Azat jan, how are you?

[nairi]

Yes but in Armenia the criminals are in parliament and in the executive.

 

More reason for the good seeds to move back and start taking over.

[Yervant1]

 

 

ELITE BUILDINGS LEAD TO ELITE TRICKERY

Edik Baghdasaryan

 

hetq

[ 2011/04/04 | 14:30 ]

 

American-Armenian's Tax Nightmare in the Motherland

 

Recently, American-Armenian businessman Edmond Khudyan sent a letter

to President Serzh Sargsyan, recounting the sad fate of his investments

here in Armenia.

 

At the urging of his friends and acquaintances, Khudyan decided to

make some business investments here. He now regrets this decision,

and thus his letter to Sargsyan. During the past few years Khudyan,

transferred some of his assets here to invest in real estate and

setting up grape and fruit-tree orchards.

 

During a phone conversation, Khudyan said that he had placed his

trust in his Armenian business adviser here.

 

"I was invited by someone with a well-known reputation. He guaranteed

that I would not wind-up as yet another victim. That person's

reputation and position engendered confidence in me," Khudyan wrote

to President Sargsyan.

 

In 2005, Khudyan founded Arin Capital & Investment LLC. In December,

2007, Arin Capital launched construction of an 11 storey building on

a parcel of land at 33 Mashtots Street in Yerevan belonging to Khudyan.

 

His principal partner was Vladislav Mangasaryan, owner of a consortium

of construction companies. Eduard Yesayan, Khudyan's childhood buddy,

was named director of the company.

 

"Afterwards, according to the agreement, 21.3% of the 100%

shares I owned in Arin were transferred over to Haygaz Sargsyan,

upon Mangasaryan's instructions. 17.6% went to Ghevond Galumyan as

compensation to see that the company operated normally and meet all

is obligations to the tax and other government agencies," Khudyan

wrote to President Sargsyan.

 

The history of this business story is so convoluted and intricate,

that it makes sense to present some background regarding the players

involved.

 

First off - who is Vladislav Mangasaryan?

 

Vlad, as he's called by friends, was the deputy to the director of

the Yerevanshin Factory during the Soviet era. Vlad loves to boast

that during his life he has built some 6000,000 square meters worth

of construction.

 

During the elite construction boom, Mangasaryan started to build in

downtown Yerevan and other areas of the capital. Many of his buildings

remain incomplete.

 

Mangasaryan is now building a luxury residence in Yerevan's Davitashen

neighborhood. In realty, he's the director of the VERM construction

company and pulls the strings over at Kamar Ltd. He's also the

shareholder and director of V.M.G. Group, an off-shoot of the

other two.

 

On January 8, 2009, Yerevan's Civil Court found Mangasaryan to be

bankrupt.

 

In 2004, Mangasaryan was constructing a building at 4-A Teryan Street.

 

To date, he still hasn't allocated apartments to 16 individuals as

originally promised. Naturally, these people have nothing nice to

say about Mangasaryan.

 

The land was obtained by Ghevond Galumyan back in the 1990s. Arsen

Ghazaryan, Galumyan and Mangasaryan decided to erect a building on the

site. Galumyan, a former top police official, wasn't on good terms

with then Minister of the Interior Vano Siradeghyan. As a result of

the bad blood, Galumyan left Armenia.

 

Mangasaryan, with the deposit payments from the future residents,

went ahead and erected the building along with Ghazaryan.

 

After Vano Siradeghyan left Armenia, Galumyan returned from his

imposed exile. He demanded his share from Mangasaryan; around $1

million according to the preliminary agreement.

 

Mangasaryan was then called in by the police for questioning regarding

some other mater. Galumyan intervened and had him released.

 

Galumyan is the principal stockholder in Yerevan's cable factory;

he owns 80% of the shares. He also owns some construction companies.

 

As I said, when Galumyan returned he demanded his share of the money

from Mangasaryan. But our friend Vladislav was broke. His former

friends say that Mangasaryan gambled away huge sums at the casinos.

 

At the time, Mangasaryan owed about $5 million to the Akounk Bank. In

December, 20009, Armenia's Central Bank found Akounk to be insolvent

and liquidated its operations. (Akounk's shadowy past is the theme

for another time.)

 

What does all this have to do with our American-Armenian business

man Ed KH? Readers will have to wait for the next edition of Hetq to

find out.

 

In the meantime, let me just note that Khudyan has petitioned the

President of the State Revenue Committee (SRC) for redress and that

the agency's investigators have been questioning both Mangasaryan

and Yesayan.

 

Ani Torosyan, KH's lawyer, has sent a file to SRC President Gagik

Khachatryan, laying out all the details of her client's business

dealings here in Armenia.

 

She has urged the SRC to get to the bottom of the matter and find

out who did what to get Arin Capital in the tax burden nightmare it

now faces with the SRC.

 

The lawyer also demands that those responsible be criminally charged.

 

To be continued

[Arpa]

Yes Yervant, you beat me to it.

History repeats. Remember Nazareth Berberian (RIP) and Dr. Carolann Najarian? Who else? Like when Kerkorian pulled out and reassigned his Lincy Foundation?

You call me cow կով I’ll call you satkats esh/սատկծ էշ . See how that cow/կով becomes չոր անկաթի կով.Se how long that COW will live before it runs out of MILK.

Speaking of KILLLING the “goose that layed golden eggs” See if I will lay my golden eggs in that “snake pit”, den of snakes.

As if physical assassination was not enough, we now resort to character assassination.

Please don’t go my me, he may be guilty as charged, yet when a 6 year old claims sexual molestation when the accused may have only stroked their head????

 

http://www.a1plus.am/en/social/2011/02/9/serob-ter-poghosyan

 

Here is apicture of the Diaspora;

http://collegecashcow.webs.com/cash-cow_larg.jpg

 

http://collegecashcow.webs.com/cash-cow_larg.jpg

 

Except that all that cash is not deposited in community buckets, but in their fat-ass pockets.

Edited April 4, 2011 by Arpa

[Azat]

 

Hello Azat jan, how are you?

Hoyakap Boghos jan. How are you doing my friend? How is the family?

[Boghos]

Hoyakap Boghos jan. How are you doing my friend? How is the family?

you have a message boss

[hipeter924]

Sad to see scamming and back-door dealing exists in Armenia, why don't people care about how they treat their fellow Armenians? Perhaps the nasty side of American commerce has found its way to Armenia.

[Aratta-Kingdom]

Sad to see scamming and back-door dealing exists in Armenia, why don't people care about how they treat their fellow Armenians? Perhaps the nasty side of American commerce has found its way to Armenia.

 

i believe you are making an overgeneralization.

 

 

-welcome to hyeforum.

[MosJan]

 

OFFICIAL OF YEREVAN CITY HALL DETAINED

• On May 27, Karen Mikayelyan, senior specialist of the Department of Trade and Services of City Hall of Yerevan was detained for bribery. The Department for Fight against Organized Crime caught him when taking a bribe of 2500 dollars for legalizing an illegal construction on G. Emin Street.

[Yervant1]

OFFICIAL OF YEREVAN CITY HALL DETAINED

• On May 27, Karen Mikayelyan, senior specialist of the Department of Trade and Services of City Hall of Yerevan was detained for bribery. The Department for Fight against Organized Crime caught him when taking a bribe of 2500 dollars for legalizing an illegal construction on G. Emin Street.

I hope to read more of this, so that the garbage is removed from Yerevan City Hall and hopefully from Armenian Government as well.

[Boghos]

I hope to read more of this, so that the garbage is removed from Yerevan City Hall and hopefully from Armenian Government as well.

 

I will be in Yerevan July 1st. I will see if the garbage removal is really on...