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Zohrab (unverified)

10.11.2008 04:07

It is high time to bring these (bandits) Armenian govenment officials to justice. Unfortunately, these bandits who are the left-overs from the former Soviet regime will not stop sucking the blood of the Armenian people, unless they are purged by the oppressed good people of Armenia. Imagine what happens to the million of dollars of aid raised by the Armenian Diaspora throughout the world. Stealing and lying is a way of life in Armenia. In spite of all these negativities, we must never stop helping our ancestral land personally or through honest organizations.

mike (unverified)

09.11.2008 08:27

It's unfortunate the the EU grant was to the government. An honest Armenian non-profit (NGO) could have done so much more with the money. What a shame. The key is not to give the money to corrupt government officials.

mek (unverified)

08.11.2008 15:26

Kamo, it's true we don't have wide perspectives of prosperity because of the blockade, but don't the Armenians of Armenia and the Diaspara have enough material and financial resources as not to starve our children and our orphans? Our nation is in such a deplorable situation because the billions that belong to people are being pocketed by our oligarkhic clans.

Kamo (unverified)

08.11.2008 03:06

but the turk and azeri blockade does do indirect damage, you have to admit that.

Julia (unverified)

08.11.2008 02:19

This is not our government. Its us not holding our government accountable...I agree that our government is out of control but only because we, as nation, are not keeping it in control.

mek (unverified)

07.11.2008 23:09

Sam and others, I am so glad you have already understood what is going on here in Armenia. And I hope you know against whom and for what we are fighting. And if sometimes we don't pay due attention to the cause of the Armenian Dad and the recognition of the Genocide, it is not because we are unpatriotic, it is because we feel that the white genocide of the monsterish clan will bring the country to termination. We are as endangered now as in 1915.

Samvel (unverified)

07.11.2008 18:51

Dear Armenians, wake up, this is the way Armenians live and work in Armenia. If they have any chance to steal, they will. This story is a drop in the ocean. I can't imagine that something can force Armenians not to steal. Good thing is that media and press are started talking about this problem.

Armen (unverified)

07.11.2008 17:42

This is a scandal! Has anyone brought this to the attention of the European Commission? I live in Brussels and know a lot of people in the EC. I can call up any commissioner you want and inform them of this criminal activities of the Serj Sarkisyan and his regime. Enough is enough, these guys should go.

Mkrtich Tonoyan (unverified)

07.11.2008 13:43

It is enough to see these pictures in order to send to hell or prison the Kocharyan's and Sarkisyan's corrupted governments.

nugie (unverified)

07.11.2008 13:40

oh God bless Us , and give us chance on changing this problem, could we make an equal world ?

Ed (unverified)

07.11.2008 10:47

So who but our fellow Aremnians living in luxury attained on the backs of these poor orphans desparately trying to make it in life. Shame on them and all those associated with them including the Armenian Government.

Sam (unverified)

06.11.2008 22:45

And we blame everything on the Turks, or Azeris by their "BLOCKADE" or we blame all our problems to others. This is our government who is not taking care of their citizens..not Turks..not Azeris..our own elected government who is suppose to take care of it's citizens. We have money flying in to Armenia from the Diaspora..no more donations to the greedy Armenian Fund..so this corrupt people will some day face the same living standards.

Artur (unverified)

06.11.2008 19:35

They will be punished one day.

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