But if what your’e doing is comedy , then you are really not funny and pretty boring.

Payqar Levoni dem!

Grigor and others, don’t worry. Karabakh armenians, oh sorry I meant Azerbaijanis Kocharian and Sarkissian will reach the end of armenia (this is a Turkish words, apologies) I meant hayastan.

Enver Pasha Atilla Raman

I am just puzzled how can one be a son of a BEACH. It gives the impression that Kocharian is some kind of mythical figure.

Where did this Pasha idiot come from?

His surname from his email (he left a comment on my blog a week or so ago) suggests Azerbaijan as does his comment.

Armenians, actually I have good news for you. In Azerbijan we always used to say that Karabakh Armenians are actually Azerbijanis, i.e., children of Azeri men from armenian women.

WHat happened in early March in Yerevan once more proved that, Kocharian and Sarkissian and Karabakh Armenians were indeed true Azerbaijanis dispatched to Armenia to kill real Armenians. :-))

I am so happy.

Talat Pasha, Enver Pasha, Atilla Raman

The parliament just approved a very good law concerning demonstrations, rallies and meetings:

Any demonstration which calls for the destruction of constitutional order,promotes hatred against color, race, and nationality , or causes danger to the national security, health of citizens and and and… WILL BE FORBIDDEN from now on. ALSO:

If demostrations organized by the same person/organizations and have caused riots and deaths previously WILL BE FORBIDDEN.

The question remains:When and where will Kor Levon Efendi hold his next demo? In Georgia? In Azerbaijan? This law, which is nt undemocratic at all (many countries in Europe have a similar law) was the last nail in the coffin of the LTP mafia. No money, no demonstrations. Next meeting/demo ON THE INTERNET! Levon as president of Internet Armenians!

Iam sure you too are realizing that your Fuhrer is running out of choices.This was his last chance to enter Armenian politics, but slowly and surely the international community is realizing that he is NOT for democracy, NOT for equality. He is a criminal who wants instability.

All of us are Karabakhtsees! All of us are Armenians. But if you’d like to live as a slave of the Fuhrer you don’t have much time to decide.

Bravo Serge bravo Artur. You showed the world that government and opposition are united.LTP is not opposition. He is a terrorist.

Again, it’s all about stability and the continuance of our government…and oh yes, we might listen to what the people have to say…they make so much fuss… How noble a gesture on your part Messrs Sargsyan & Baghdasaryan.

The Karabakh issue remains no closer to a resolution because it plays into the hands of the regime not to be. Just read Sargsyan’s article to the Washington Post where he uses the Karabakh issue as a scapegoat. What fools……

It’s a “success” in terms of publicity and internal politics for Azerbaijan, but it remains to be seen whether this affects Armenia’s position in the negotiations. Probably this and the state of emergency hasn’t helped much, but in October Azerbaijan will have its own election and so one guesses that it will also have enough to worry about in terms of international criticism.

It should also be remembered that the UN Security Council has already passed resolutions demanding the immediate withdrawal of Armenian forces yet nothing has been done to enforce them. To be honest, stability is the most important thing and not setting the basis for the resumption of hostilities and threatening economic and geopolitical interests in the region.

Still, with this resolution and recent events in Yerevan, it gives Azerbaijan the ammunition it needs to attack Armenia — until October at least and if it has the ability. As others have commented, the most important countries (U.S., Europe etc) didn’t vote in favor. If and when they do, that’s the time to get worried. Also, if the international media start to focus on it.

If they did that, as well as using Ter-Petrossian and the state of emergency, and Armenia – Karabakh is really in trouble. However, if Georgia and Armenia have had to declare state of emergency’s this year, I suppose we can expect something similar in Baku by the end of the year. Seems that the game is not one of who succeeds in democratization any more, but who can hold elections with the least amount of bloodshed.

Regardless, I don’t think that focusing on Levon is going to help matters. With or without him, the Foreign Ministry has not been doing the greatest of jobs, and Azerbaijan has started to work harder in terms of lobbying and using international structures. Nevertheless, I agree, it seems to only be 39 countries out of 192 member states who supported Azerbaijan. Even the fact that 100 stayed neutral says a lot.

BTW: Just to point out to avoid any confusion that the “ok” who comments above is not me (OK are my initials, but anyway, that’s not me — I always go by my name when blogging and commenting).

True, they are better, much better, than Levon, but common, it cannot be that 70% voted for these two. Common, it is just unbelievable, I mean, it is more believable that there is a unicorn than that these two got 70%. You know, Bush hasn’t congratulated this guy yet, right? So I guess even he isn’t buying the numbers, though he is slow at everything, so maybe that is what he is doing.

You know, it is just disgusting how this Serj thing is being portrait by the authorities. They basically saying he is a good guy and a lot of bad guys don’t like him. Common this is not a kindergarten. At any rate, I still have some shred of hope, that this guy might try to become at least a little bit likable.

Let’s not make a big fuss about it. This was predictable and not worth fighting. All the Great Powers rejected it. Guuam and OIC have for a long time advocated this. They just made their presence known in the UN, voting for a non-binding resolution

A united Armenian nation is the solution of the Karabagh problem.

For that you need:

Justice equality and gradually eradicating corruption.
Destroying the cancer called Levon Ter Perosyan and making sure he and his ideas will not represent any danger in the next 100 years.

The pro-Amenian solution of the Karabagh problem lies in those points. We have 80 per cent of Armenia on our side as demonstrated in the election. It is time to get the other 20% MOLORIALNER on board.

I am very optimistic that this shock had to happen for a brilliant future to come in Armenia.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2008/03/16/AR2008031602128.html

After criminal Levon’s article in the same paper this is a big slap in the face to the Fuhrer.

From now on even a slight shout of lies by the HHSh mafia must be answered by canons and bulldozers of truth. The cancer which is present in Armenia should be eradicated from its roots.

Iskakan Payqar minchev verch.

I think it is important who voted and how. In as much as the passing of the non-binding resolution is a precedent, so is the voting on either side, and good diplomacy can make use of it.

Hopefully one of the upshots of the recent and sad events in Armenia will be a final death to the politics predicated on the Great Karabakh Giveaway (aka Levon-led HHSh). Following the crackdown on the rioting and associated defection of now financially-fattened former MFA users (employees), hopefully Armenia can focus on the true enemy, ie outside its borders. Whether on not either of the “sides” acknowledge it, Armenia is technically in a state of war, blockaded by Az and Turkey. The sooner we are able to address this reality the better.