Arpa Posted February 8, 2012 Report Share Posted February 8, 2012 (edited) POPULATION- Prevarication.?? ** WHO ARE WE KIDDING?Census schmensus! Who is counting and what?Please tell us more lies. We beleive you! What is wrong in this picture?Who is lying to whom? It is one thing to lie to the world, as opposed to lying to ourselves. How do they expect the world in general and us in particular to believe?Look at the numbers below. 3.2 million?Did they count the dying and those being born?**Prevarication=Lie . There is an Armenian expression- ՍՈՒՏ ՈՒ ՓՈՒՏ.Soot oo poot meaning “lie and corrupt/rotten/փտտած” In fact the word is ՓՈՒՃ- պարապ/սին/*** դատարկ/empty /void. ***Do you see the connection to the Latin“sine/without”?Hi Gamo! Our legal eagle, our Latin expert. SINE QUA NON-Late Latin, without which not . Meaning- “without this there is no other choice”Please sell your rotten/փտտած tomatoes pomidoro-s/banadora-s somewhere else. We are not buying. We grow our own rotten tomatoes in our backyards.--http://www.armenianow.com/social/35397/armenia_population_census_2011Social | 08.02.12 | 11:28 Head Count: 2.8 million or 3.2 million?Armenia’s “real” population is believed to be 2,871,509, some 400,000 less than the official 3.2 million. At a press conference Tuesday head of the National Statistical Service of Armenia, Stepan Mnatsakanyan said that the results of last October’s census show a population of 3,285,767, but that the number did not reflect those who are out of the country – primarily in Russia.“We will have the number of the permanent population after deducting the number of those temporarily present in the country and adding the index of those who were absent up to 1 year. Then we will make recoding, enter the data and the program will process all the questionnaires. This process will be over in October 2012,” Mnatsakanyan said, adding that some information on absent families had been gathered from neighbors and other sources. ---Let us, once again look at the Population growth/diminution. Do Armenians still remember how to make babies? No, no. And you thought that the likes of **** are the master masturbators, wasting their seeds/sperms in a dark backroom. Not unlike those in Yerevan who have been masturbating with figures like 3.2 million in 1950 and 3.2 million in 2012. BTW. The Armenian word for “masturbation” is գիջել /գիջանել/գիջենալ.Note that the Armenian word for “sperm” is “serm”, as in “seround/ generation”. Oh yeah! When did we learn how to generate new generations? Can we learn a lesson from those mice (azi’s) and those rats (furks) and see how they multiply? How much bigger is their “instrument” of multiplication than ours? ---World . 1920 1.8 b, 1930 2b , present 7+b , almost quadrupled---Armenia. From the Hanragitaran. 1913 1.1 m1920 720,0001926 881,0001940 1.3 m1959 1.81970 2.51979 3.31987 3.41993 3.3 --Compare.Our Neighbors 1959 - Now Georgia 4.2 - 4.7Az 3.7 - 8.4Tu 31. - 80Iran 18 - 75Syria 4.6 - 22 Edited February 8, 2012 by Yervant1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Arpa Posted February 9, 2012 Author Report Share Posted February 9, 2012 (edited) Yesterday, above we used a rather harsh word “lie”. Today we use a softer term- “stretching the truth”. All the same.When will we ever learn the truth? See the highlight below. Are those now living in "Glendale" included in that so called "census"?http://www.armenianow.com/commentary/analysis/35459/armenia_populatioin_census_statistics 09.02.12 | 14:48 Population Drop: Early census figures reveal unfortunate reality By Aris GhazinyanArmeniaNow reporter The preliminary data on the 2011 census made public recently by the National Statistical Service state that as of October 12 last year there were 2,871,509 people who actually live in Armenia. The number of registered citizens makes 3.2 million, however some 400,000 simply aren'’t here. For the Armenian nation spread around the world it’s an alarming figure. For a long time Armenians residing on the territory of today’s Republic of Armenia were aiming for the three-million index. In 1926 the first pan-Soviet Union census was held, according to which the population of the Armenian SSR was 881,000. By the end of 1930s the number crossed the threshold of one million (1,282,338) 83 percent of whom were Armenian, 10 percent were Azeri, and the rest were Russians and Kurds. That one million of Armenians was “the contingent that had survived” and was meant to play an outstanding role in the national history – stand up for the “Armenian corner” in the Caucasus, as the majority of Armenians were exterminated or deported during the World War I (and in the 1920s), and the first generation of the refugees spread around the world was undergoing a process of assimilation. Another strong blow at the country's demographic index was World War II. Almost half of the population of the Armenian SSR (more than half a million) went to battlefield, the majority of whom never returned. Hence, by the end of the war, the population of Armenia went back to the 1926 index (less than a million). During the Potsdam Conference, when the issue of possible annexation of separate lands of historical Armenia to the USSR (Armenian SSR), head of the Soviet foreign minister Vyacheslav Molotov, in a conversation with British Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden, noted that “the English government had spoken more than once in defense of the Armenian population under the sway of Turkey” and said: “There are only one million Armenians living in the Armenian SSR, and more than one million live outside of its territory. When Armenians’ lands get bigger, those living abroad will try to return to their motherland. Armenians are very capable and energetic people, especially in household issues.” The last but one pan-Soviet Union census was held in 1979, according to which there were more than three million people (3,037,259) populating Armenia, 90 percent (89.7%) of them Armenians. The last all-USSR census of 1989 held under most complicated circumstances (earthquake, war, emigration processes in Armenia and Azerbaijan), said the population of the Armenian SSR was 3,304,776 and 93.3 percent – Armenians. And so now, when Armenia is independent, that index has again fallen short of the three-million benchmark. It would seem that restoring Armenia’s independence would create favorable conditions for the growth of population and repatriation of hundreds of thousands or even millions of Armenians. However, the complicated circumstances under which the new Armenian statehood was being born – total blockade of railway exits, war, and energy crisis – triggered mass migration from Armenia. The energy crisis was overcome and ceasefire regime established, the overall demographic picture, nonetheless, did not change, leaving a demographic index of Armenia today comparable with that of the 1970s. Edited February 9, 2012 by Arpa Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Arpa Posted November 8, 2013 Author Report Share Posted November 8, 2013 (edited) To Believe or Not? Oct. 2013 Census. The official figure is 3 million and 17 thousand?http://www.yerakouyn.com/?p=42808 Ազգային վիճակագրական ծառայութեան տուեալներուն համաձայն` Հայաստանի Հանրապետութեան մէջ մշտական բնակչութեան թիւը 1 Հոկտեմբեր 2013-ի դրութեամբ` կը կազմէ 3 միլիոն 17 հազար մարդ: Անցեալ տարուան նոյն ժամանակահատուածին Հայաստանի մշտական բնակչութիւնը կը կազմէր 3 միլիոն 282 հազար մարդ:Ի հարկէ, մինչեւ Դեկտեմբեր 31 կը վերադառնան Հայաստան որոշ թիւով հայեր ` արտագնայ աշխատանքի մեկնածները եւ այլք, Ամանորը տանը տօնելու համար, եւ մշտական բնակչութեան` անցեալ տարուան եւ այս տարուան թիւերու տարբերութիւնը կը նուազի: Բայց 1 Հոկտեմբեր 2013-ի դրութեամբ, համեմատած 2012 թուականի նոյն ժամանակահատուածին հետ, ՀՀ մշտական բնակչութեան թիւի տարբերութիւնը կը կազմէ 265 հազար:Մշտական բնակչութեան թիւը հաշուած է 2011 թուականի մարդահամարի հիմքով՝ ծնածներու, մահացածներու, մեկնածներու եւ վերադարձածներու համապատասխան թիւերը հաշուի առնելով:Իրաքանչիւր մարզի բնակչութեան թիւը տեսնելու համար այցելել հետեւեալ կայքը՝http://www.yerkir.am/am/news/57901. ինֆոգրաֆիկա is an Armenian word? Edited November 8, 2013 by Arpa Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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