Comments on: Women demand fair trial

By: grigor sargsyan

grigor sargsyan — Thu, 10 Apr 2008 17:27:35 +0000

I pretty much think I am the one who decides what god will do. Isn’t god our invention, so we can do anything with it that we want. Tigran thinks that his god will remind people of what they did, I think my god isn’t a simpleton to do that, and you think your god is so blind that it won’t be able to distinguish rich from the poor. In fact, I am pretty sure if you try to bribe my god it will probably take your money and that is why I don’t trust my god that much. It is just hanging out there on its own.

By: yervand

yervand — Thu, 10 Apr 2008 13:24:22 +0000

and i am never alone and will be always with the nation fighting for fredm and justice!!!!

and you all jersk one day will realise how looks like a democratic country!

By: yervand

yervand — Thu, 10 Apr 2008 13:21:30 +0000

grigor to be short;

again you dont get the point that for god if he exists eveyone and evyrything is equally important!

and you are not the one to judge whom and to what god should apy attention or not!

got it!

you stupid idiot!

By: grigor sargsyan

grigor sargsyan — Wed, 09 Apr 2008 18:42:44 +0000

yervand, perhaps I am even the Antichrist, you could save your time but just calling me that instead of wasting your time with that lousy joke of yours.

But if you missed the point then perhaps you should think about it again before resorting to such efforts as bringing up that lousy joke.

If God exists then he, she, or it isn’t a lunatic to do what Tigran said. There are better activities out there for god to be actively engaged in than to remind us what we did or didn’t do during our lives.

Actually, I am very very sorry for making the following comments, but yervand you are just one stupid guy, you know that. You don’t even understand who is on your side on what situation. Tigran criticized these women and even suggested that god might even punish them, I responded to this accusation which by judging from your comments puts me on your side, then you came out and told me that I am no different than some lousy joke. Amazing. Now you are all alone on a little island, sinking into obscurity.

By: yervand

yervand — Tue, 08 Apr 2008 18:30:45 +0000

observer -

while we all are blogging here all fit anf fine ther are people on hunger strike. why don’t you bring up the happenings in Hrazdan. I would think it is woth alt least talking about loudly…or maybe you prefer to keep silent and close your eyes on such happenings.

By: yervand

yervand — Tue, 08 Apr 2008 18:21:25 +0000

grigor ure just no different from the famous kargin kase jok where a poor woman asking for 5000 dram is considered as just another uniportant one taking gods atention away from the begging him for a jeep guy, who pays the 5000 to woman and asks to go away and dont take gods attention!

that who you are and unfortunately it is not a joke!

By: samo

samo — Tue, 08 Apr 2008 18:01:04 +0000

Tigran,
I think from what you have written is quite clear which one of us is a zomby,
so I guess there’s no point in trying to explain you anything.

I don’t really understand what you have against Le Pen, who has absolutley the same fascist ideology as the “HArnapetakan” party.
Besides, the gov-t of France never said that those who voted for Le Pen
are “zobies”, “cult followers”", they never tried to arrest Le Pen followers, or ban
their meetings, of ban pro – Le Pen newspapers, etc…
I don’t care about Levon, he’s an asshole, but he would be 1000 times better than Serzhik, who’s taking the country to a complete catastrophe

I feel sorry for you, you are a victim of H1 brainwashing

Btw nice new word – “firstmarchian” -

By: grigor sargsyan

grigor sargsyan — Tue, 08 Apr 2008 16:42:00 +0000

tigran from what you wrote you are no different from a zombie either. Why you made the choices of words the way you did is a mystery and not particularly appropriate for someone who has a respectable blog.

God isn’t a lunatic to do what you suggested. IF there is god then god probably has much more important things to deal with than few women protesting for their husbands or Levon.

At any rate, it just goes to show how divided and emotional people are at these times. You all need to calm down and choose your words more carefully and not instigate hateful discussions but rather more civilized discussions.

By: Tigran Kocharyan

Tigran Kocharyan — Tue, 08 Apr 2008 07:20:41 +0000

samo from what you have written I suppose that you are complete “zombie”.
For Le Pen in France voted mote than 7 million people it means that they were so clever?
Most of arrested people(not just Opera club dancing shows visitors) seemed to be criminals so far they are also(together with authorities) responsible for firstofmarchian events.
P.S.
Thank you for good spell-check work.

By: samo

samo — Tue, 08 Apr 2008 06:40:45 +0000

Tigran Kocharyan
From what you’ve written I suppose you are a relative of Rob
not because you family name is the same, but because only
a person who is related to the regime in some way, can call
the opposition “fascist” and “anti-Armenian”.
What was exactly fascist – the actions of the government.
You don’t have to be a levonakan t see this,
a lot of people are critical of both Serzh and Levon,
but to call fascists people like Raffi Hovanisian or Zhirayr Sefilian, as well as 350 000 people who voted for Levon (according to official figures) is simply stupid.

besides junta is spellt wiht “j”, cause it’s come from Latin America, the place were Serzhik’s ideals like Pinochet come from

By: Tigran Kocharyan

Tigran Kocharyan — Tue, 08 Apr 2008 06:18:32 +0000

These women and their husbands should thought before taking part in antiarmenian and fascist actions done by Levon Ter-Petrosyan during this half-year.
Astvac amen meki deme ira aracn a berelu.
Levon and his hunta are paying for what they did in1996.

By: Armenia Election Monitor 2008 » Blog Archive » Women’s Day Protest

Tue, 08 Apr 2008 05:15:11 +0000

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By: Observer

Observer — Mon, 07 Apr 2008 22:01:07 +0000

trust my word

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By: yervand

yervand — Mon, 07 Apr 2008 20:18:42 +0000

grigor whih part of armenia are you in?

By: grigor sargsyan

grigor sargsyan — Mon, 07 Apr 2008 20:07:16 +0000

did they take the tulips and daffodils?

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