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  1. Поздно.

    :lol: :flower:

    Я бы поспорил с Вами, но мне трудно писать по-русски на такие темы. Понятия дешевая и малоквалифицированная рабочая сила - далеко не взаимозаменяемы. Но не будем об этом. Если только Вы не позволите мне ответить Вам по-английски. :)

  2. Норайр, двухтомник Вячеслава Иванова и Тамаза Гамкрелидзе у меня есть. Я его проштудировал уже через год после оубликования. Как и Зороастризм и Зороастрийцы Мери Бойс. Но - если специалист настаивает, то я, пожалуй, непременно соглашусь. :) Вопросов больше нет. Привет ей от меня. :flower:

  3. Kashne rushtah. При чем здесь Самскрта или Очищение? Насколько мне известно, кыпчаки мало соприкасались с иранской цивилизацией. И - тогда мне интересно знать, каким образом армянский - или его предок - стал праиндоевропейским языком. Это достаточно смелое заявление, революционное даже. Ты не находишь? Просвети меня. Я об этом ничего не знаю. Без иронии. :flower:

  4. Стыдно Вирабоф :) Это праиндоевропейский корень (солярный :) ). Да такое имя у кипчаков есть :)

    Норайр, праиндоевропейский язык и есть санскрит. И - откуда у кыпчаков такое имя? Они же не арии. Отсюда мой интерес. Матах.

  5. Saule, Ваше имя на санскрите, а также на латышском и литовском языках означает Солнце. Это осознанный выбор ника или же имя, распространенное среди представителей Вашего этноса? Мне правда стало интересно. :flower:

  6. I know a thing or two. I realized, I should stop charging those books on my credit card, when Amazon started recommending me new books about them.  :wow:

    Quite fascinating I must say ;)

    :flower:

  7. Вир, у каждого свой стиль. Секрет заключается в том, чтобы полностью отказаться от свойственной каждому из нас зажатости, любых правил и необходимости следовать канонам.

    Итак, я закрываю глаза и записываю все, что приходит мне в голову. Как бы грежу наяву.

    Поехали -

    Удалено.

    :)

  8. Шеняци-джан , поставь лучше предупреждение мне, а не Мирзояну. Потому что иначе я начну ругаться. Добротным русским матом. И тогда опять катавасия начнется. Давай избежим ссоры, а? Мирзоян - мой друг. Он прав. Его оппонент - нет. Это же очевидно.

    Сатеник-джан ,

    Мне понравился приведенный Вами оборот.

    Правда, Шеняци сейчас обидится. Поэтому у меня к Вам просьба несколько личного свойства. Видите ли, мы с Шеняци побратались, и - хотя я с ним в данной ситуации категорически не согласен - мне придется его защищать. Помимо собственного желания. Поэтому я был бы весьма Вам признателен, если бы Вы согласились отредактировать Ваш постинг. Это помогло бы мне избежать участи делать то, что мне не совсем нравится. Точнее, совсем не нравится. Заранее благодарю Вас. Простите, если утруждаю.

    Искренне Ваш,

    Вирабофф :flower:

  9. Зачем нам бикамерный, от однокаммерного пользы не можем получть, а тут двукамерный.

    Армада, я Вам завидую. Антрацитовой завистью. Вы знаете ответы на все вопросы. По-видимому, часто до того, как Вам их задали. Вам так приятно и свободно жить, наверное. А я, несчастный, все мучаюсь, страдаю, ищу. Пытаюсь понять. Решить. Зачем все это? Такой вздор, Вы не находите? Ах, милый Армада, как бы мне перенять Вашу легкость и неотразимость суждений? :)

  10. Фаддей, такое ощущение, что Вы кроме себя в этой теме никого не читаете. Я уже отвечал на "волнующие" Вас вопросы. И - неоднократно. Мои ответы находятся здесь, -

    http://forum.hayastan.com/index.php?showtopic=6993&st=0

    Да, я убежденный монархист. Но причем здесь мои монархические или республиканские убеждения? :/

    Привет семье и соседям.

    Вирабов

  11. AZTAG: Interview with Igor Mouradian

    Interview by Khatchig Mouradian

    http://www.aztagdaily.com/interviews/interviews.htm

    Eighth of May 2004

    Igor Mouradian has played a key role in the early stages of the struggle for

    self-determination in Karabagh. A member of The International Institute for

    Strategic Studies (IISS), Dr. Mouradian is also the author of a number of

    books, in Russian, about geo-politics and geo-economics

    ( http://news.artsakhworld.com/igor_muradian.../eng/index.html ).

    I spoke to him in Beirut.

    Aztag- What is your take on the current ruling elite in Georgia?

    Igor Mouradian- It was clear from a long time that the culinary change in

    Georgian politics will be connected to the right forces not to the leftist

    ones. The right in Georgia would become the most popular and the most active

    in the political arena. This has something to do with the connection with

    the United States. Georgia was always keen to demonstrate its orientation

    towards the west. However, this was only declaration; the orientation was

    only towards the U.S. However, the U.S. is maintaining a very rigid

    framework in its international politics in general and regional politics in

    particular. Some people think that the U.S. politics is very wide, but it's

    an illusion. The interest of Georgia and other countries in the region

    cannot really fit into the framework of U.S. interest, and the situation is

    dramatic for this very reason.

    Armenia has chosen a different path. Some analysts accuse Armenia of being

    isolated. This is rubbish. Either these people do not understand the

    realities on the ground, or they're simply lying. In fact, Armenia has a

    well-balanced international policy. Because of their policies, Georgia and

    Azerbaijan are much more isolated than Armenia. The main problem of Georgia

    is that the regime is not adequate. The ruling elite is more than a

    marionette, it is extremely dependant on foreign signals. It is not capable

    of creating long-term international policies, because the U.S. is demanding

    that they quickly solve very important issues. The new Georgian president

    does not really understand the problems of the Georgian foreign policies-

    Aztag- What are these problems?

    Igor Mouradian- This country has chosen its main political and economic

    profile, which is based on the development of transit and services. If they

    want to succeed as a transit country, they should be keen on establishing

    good relations with their neighbors. Georgia cannot really develop the model

    it had chosen when it is in conflict or confrontation with Russia. Of

    course, one can understand why the Georgian elite is behaving in this way:

    Russia has been carrying forward inconsistent policies in the area, and it

    has done little to improve its relations with Georgia.

    The main problem that the Georgian politics is facing at the moment is not

    Adjaria or Abkhazia and not even the economical issues, but creating an

    effective and a centralized administration. Most members of the new

    administration have already had the experience of administrative work, but

    with no positive results. In my opinion, the present Georgian administration

    is illegitimate, inadequate, and it is clear that it's not permanent.

    Aztag- How can it be illegitimate? After all, it is the people that brought

    this administration to power.

    Igor Mouradian- No revolution can create legitimate governments; it can

    create efficient regimes, but never legitimate governments. Georgia has

    neither. The leaders are very ambitious, and they will refuse to be

    consistent in setting up a well-balanced regime. The current regime is

    doomed to catastrophe. The foreign influences are too strong. The situation

    is very dangerous for Yerevan not because this experience could also be

    applied to Armenia, but because the current situation in Georgia is very

    inconvenient for our interests and us.

    Aztag- And what are, in your opinion, the factors that make an unstable

    Georgia a problem for Armenia?

    Igor Mouradian- One and only one factor: Communication. Even the situation

    of Armenians in Georgia is not that much of a problem. The politicians in

    the U.S., Europe and the Middle East are interested in the following

    question: could the Georgian scenario happen in Armenia as well? That's

    rubbish. We have a completely different social and economical system, our

    country is developing very fast, the shortcomings of the ruling regime in

    Armenia are being compensated by the presence and the activities of very

    stable political structures within the country, the parliamentary process,

    and other factors. We have created a powerful army, and at the same time, a

    very efficient security system.

    Armenia is approaching a time when the opposition will be represented by

    nationalistic forces. The political parties oriented towards Russia, Europe,

    or the U.S. will refuse to maintain policies that have anything to do with

    external factors. Armenia will become a patriotic nationalist state. In this

    respect, we can become an example to the other independent states. And of

    course, our main problem will be the problem of the elite, but our

    administration is much more adequate. The problem of elite is a problem that

    runs for decades, and therefore, it is not worthwhile to speed up any

    process; a revolution is not something that is necessary. Revolution would

    make sense in only one instance: if the ruling regime ignores the national

    interests.

    Aztag- The western media refers to the current Georgian elite as

    ?nationalists¦ and ?pro-western¦. You are saying that Sahakashvili-s

    government is extremely dependent on the U.S. How can this dilemma of

    nationalism-dependence be explained?

    Igor Mouradian- Every nation has its own notion of nationalism. Nationalists

    cannot be ?anti¦. If nationalism is directed against a political pole or a

    major political force then it is defective. Nationalism is not only about

    maintaining the uniqueness of your own nation but also that of other people.

    Liberalism and cosmopolitism, especially imperialistic liberalism and

    communism, do not respect the notion of nation. But nationalism is fighting

    for the uniqueness of all nations. Perhaps the ruling elite in Georgia is

    not really nationalist. Or it might be a pseudo-nationalist regime, or a

    racist regime. Any idea could be perverted. The thing is that Georgia has

    established a European political system; the leftists and the rightists are

    very obvious. Armenia doesn-t have that; Armenia has a different scheme: the

    conservatives and the liberals. I don't think that any of those as better or

    worse than the other. Georgian nationalism has not become a uniting force;

    it has not created national ideas. Moreover, the policies of the regime have

    divided the society. Of course, the situation in Armenia is not ideal;

    there, the clash between fake liberalism and conservatism will become

    fiercer with time. One has to be reminded that in Armenia, nationalism has

    very deep roots. One can even speak of national fundamentalism.

    Unfortunately, our social situation does not allow this national ideology to

    become a real thing. One has to be reminded that Pan-Armenian National

    Movement and the satellites of this movement are not incidental. The basic

    aim of this movement was ideological modernization, a desire to modernize

    Armenian politics...it would have had positive results, of course, but their

    aims were very low-

    Aztag- Currently, Ankara is bringing up the issue of opening the borders

    with Armenia more frequently. Some analysts say that the Armenian side might

    gain from such a move on the economic level, but it has things to lose on

    the political front. What are the factors at work here?

    Igor Mouradian- The economic interests and the national interests are not

    necessarily conflicting. Now we do have trade relations with turkey.

    According to different estimates, we buy goods from Turkey worth something

    between 100 and 160 million U.S. dollars. Our export to Turkey is about 20

    million U.S. dollars. Politically, all this doesn't change much.

    There are two major problems for the U.S. in the region: The Russo-Georgian

    relations and the Turkish-Armenian relations. Both problems are connected

    with the idea of getting rid of Russian influences. Despite the fact that

    the relationship between the U.S. and Turkey have deteriorated recently and

    it continues to deteriorate because the Americans are not insisting on

    solving the Cyprus problem, the U.S. continues to insist on improving the

    Armenian-Turkish relation. The American idea is very simple: once they

    improve the relations, this will create a security; Armenia will become so

    much more secure. It-s a lie or failure to appreciate the situation. The

    relations can be improved, the border may get opened at some point and

    investments might start flowing to Turkey and Armenia, but the threat will

    still be there. Turkey appreciates only strong position. We must be strong

    in order to become partners with Turkey. Now we have a strong army, an

    efficient security system, and developed international relations. We are

    more prepared to start relations with Turkey. However, one has to separate

    two things that have little to do with each other: our economic development

    and our relations with Turkey, which include the issue of Genocide

    recognition.

    Aztag- but couldn't the economic factor be used to pressure Armenia to get

    other concessions on the political front?

    Igor Mouradian- We speak of Armenia as some other country that has nothing

    to do with us. Armenia is us. It all depends on us. We should sort our own

    problems and not the problems of Turkey. We should do everything we can to

    make sure that we have a government that has a nationalistic agenda and is

    not a marionette. Refusal to push for the recognition of the Armenian

    genocide, concessions in the Karabagh issue will not improve our relations

    with Turkey. Turkey is not interested in Karabagh at all and they are not

    interested in the opinions of Azerbaijan. This is an illusion that has been

    created. Turkey has its own tasks, its own problems. Turkey is more

    interested in the question of genocide than in the question of Karabagh. It

    wants to show the western community that apart from the genocide problem

    there's also the Karabagh problem that Turkey is interested in.

    Aztag- What are the strategic aims of Turkey in the region?

    Igor Mouradian- They want to achieve firsthand political and economic

    dominance in the region. Apart from pan Turkism, there's also the doctrine

    of neo-Ottomanism. When it became clear that Turkey is not capable

    maintaining its important presence in central Asia, and that the U.S. is

    doing nothing to help Turkey become a Eurasian power, Turkey has become more

    interested in neo-Ottomanism. I couldn't find a better term to describe this

    doctrine, according to which Turkey must suck non-Turkish people (Albanians,

    Bosnians, Georgians, Chechens, and Uzbekistanis) into Turkish politics.

    Turkey is now interested in closer regions like the Caucasus, the Balkans,

    Ukraine, and Iraq. It's very important that the Armenian communities in the

    U.S. and the Middle East appreciate one thing: the U.S. is now carrying out

    anti-Turkish policies in the Caucasus. They are doing everything they can

    to make sure that Turkey loses its influence on Azerbaijan, they are doing

    everything they can to pressure Turkey by creating alternative air bases in

    Georgia and they are also using the Armenian factor as a tool for pressure.

    It seems that the U.S. likes to create a little Israel in Armenia, simply

    because Armenia is the most stable, the most organized country in the

    region.

    Aztag- What do you mean by ?a small Israel¦?

    Igor Mouradian- Israel means an isolated country serving as an aircraft

    carrier for the U.S. It-s a very dangerous perspective for us, we shouldn-t

    allow this to happen, we should maintain very good relations with the Arab

    countries, Iran, and central Asian countries. This is extremely important

    for us. Armenia has demonstrated that under conditions that are far from

    perfect, it can make breakthroughs in many areas. Georgia and Azerbaijan

    cannot be genuine partners of the U.S. They are very unreliable partners not

    only for the U.S. but also for Russia, Iran, and Europe. There are only two

    countries in the south Caucasus capable of maintaining the role of strategic

    partners: the republic of Armenia, and the N.K.R.

    Aztag- Armenia boasts excellent relations with Iran, despite the religious

    and cultural differences between the two countries. What are the foundations

    of this alliance?

    Igor Mouradian- The region is coming up with new alliance and with new

    blocks that have nothing to do with religious affiliation. These blocks they

    are called geo-civilizations, which are not formed within a

    cultural-religious framework.

    Aztag- So you don't believe in Huntington-s ?Clash of Civilizations¦ theory.

    Igor Mouradian- I do believe in the clash of civilizations, but I think

    alliances based merely on historical and cultural factors do not work. The

    geo-civilizations which are based on geopolitical interests are the ones

    that work. The Slavic countries are acting against Russia and there's lots

    of conflict between Christian countries, and between Muslim countries. And

    the major conflict of them all is not the conflict between the Islam and

    Christianity, but between U.S. and Europe. Islam civilization does not have

    a common policy. The Islamic world is being used by many, even by Israel.

    The Islamic world is not capable of creating a common policy; even the Arab

    world isn't capable of doing that. Accordingly, however well the relations

    with Turkey and Azerbaijan develop, Iran will never refuse to maintain good

    relations with Armenia. This is because of fundamental geopolitical

    interests.

    Aztag- What does the future hold for the Nagorno-Karabagh conflict? The

    status quo cannot be maintained forever, can it?

    Igor Mouradian- The conflict is not going anywhere. One should understand a

    few things: Russia is not interested in any changes. Russia is now

    maintaining its relations with Azerbaijan in a completely different

    dimension. There are the other issues where Russia and Azerbaijan understand

    each other well. Russia is supportive of the political regime in Azerbaijan;

    there are also the issues of Caspian oil, the Russian gas imports, the

    question of the Azeri economic migrants in Russia, and some security

    questions connected with Russian interests in northern Caucasus. The Azeri

    leadership has no illusions about Russian intentions in the Karabagh

    problem.

    On the other hand, Europe has no operational abilities in Caucasus at all

    and has no goals or aims in the region. The only European task is to make

    sure that Americans feel uncomfortable; this is the only thing that they are

    interested in.

    Turkey has no time at all for Karabagh. The Turks are terrified of this

    topic, because if they are accused of supporting one side, the Azeri side,

    it will create for them another problem in terms of joining the EU.

    Iran is also very happy with the status quo.

    In turn, the U.S. has only three aims: oil, oil and oil. Sometimes people

    confuse priorities and goals; the priority is stability, and the status quo

    perfectly corresponds to the U.S. interests. The U.S. administration has had

    the chance to see for itself in Key West that there's no political solution

    to the Karabagh problem, which can only be solved militarily. The U.S. will

    not accept a military solution, they're afraid of military solution, and

    they are supportive of the current administration on one condition: Ilham

    Aliev should not try to solve the Karabagh problem by resorting to the

    option of war. For the U.S., if there is no political way, there is no other

    way.

    If you had asked me three years ago "what is the future of Karabagh?" I

    would have told you that it will stay like this for decades and it will be

    capable of developing successfully in its current state. But now, seeing the

    current movements and tendencies, I've come to understand that the western

    community will have to decide the status of uncontrolled territories

    (Kosovo, Bosnia, Taiwan, Sumatra, Palestine, Karabagh, Adjaria, Abkhazia,

    the Iraqi Kurdistan and Northern Cyprus and possibly another 10 more

    territories including Kashmir and some territories in Afghanistan).

    Sometimes they ask the question "how many U.S. congressmen know the surname

    of the Nigerian president?" I don't think that many do. It's a country with

    100 million people. However, Ghougasian, the president of Karabagh, is known

    to many congressmen and so is Denktash. They're playing an extremely

    important role in the external balance of power. And this problem will

    persist and it should be solved. Moreover, there's another question of task

    or problem: not all the territories will receive its formal status, and the

    Americans have discussed this publicly. Nevertheless, Karabagh has more

    chances than anyone else does to become internationally recognized. Of

    course, there is a danger when discussing the recognition of the N.K. state;

    the question of territories will arise, but there is probably a way out.

    Perhaps Karabagh will play an exceptional role in political history by

    demonstrating how a tiny country coming out of the fierce and bloody war can

    create a fascinating democratic society.

  12. Я могу написать что-нибудь, если хотите. Это очень просто. На самом деле.

    Закрываете глаза и записываете все, что при этом видите - людей, фигуры, тени, мелькающие мысли. Мы в детстве так играли - зачитывая потом друг другу что получилось. При наличии небольшого воображения получается весело, непринужденно и даже - иногда - интересно. :)

  13. Доброму Харону в надежде, что он изменит свое отношение к германцам и их чудесному языку.

    К Немецкой Речи

    Кастильское наречье - мой удел,

    Колокола Франсиско де Кеведо,

    Но в бесконечной кочевой ночи

    Есть голоса отрадней и роднее.

    Один из них достался мне в наследство -

    Библейский и шекспировский язык,

    А на другие не скупился случай,

    Но вас, сокровища немецкой речи,

    Я выбрал сам и много лет искал,

    Сквозь лабиринт бессониц и грамматик,

    Непроходимой чащею склонений

    И словарей, не твердых ни в одном

    Оттенке я прокладывал дорогу.

    Писал я прежде, что в ночи со мной

    Вергилий, а теперь могу добавить -

    И Гельдерлин, и Херувимский Странник.

    Мне Гейне шлет нездешних соловьев

    И Гете - смуту старческого сердца,

    Его самозабвенье и корысть,

    А Келлер - розу, вложенную в руку

    Умершего, который их любил,

    Но этого бутона не увидит.

    Язык, ты главный труд своей отчизны

    С ее любовью к сросшимся корням,

    Зияньем гласных, звукописью, полной

    Прилежными гекзаметрами греков

    И ропотом родных ночей и пущ.

    Ты рядом был не раз. И нынче, с кромки

    Бессильных лет, мне видишься опять -

    Далекий, словно алгебра и месяц... :flower:

    Хорхе Луис Борхес

  14. Здесь возможны три варианта.

    Я раздражаю тех, кому гордость не позволяет со мной согласиться, а интелект не подсказывает подходящих аргументов для спора.

    Я раздражаю тех, кто видет себя не в лучшем свете, но сознаться себе в этом не хочет.

    Я раздражаю тех, кого вообще раздражают евреи.

    Гефен, сюда приходит много евреев. Но раздражаешь только ты. Запиши меня в третью категорию. На всякий случай - так интереснее. И - продолжим. :)

  15. Марианка, верните мне Френча сюда. Немедленно. Вы жестоко оборвали его полет на полуслове, Вы и обеспечьте доставку, пожалуйста. Здесь, кроме Френча, являющегося с недавних пор Вашей безраздельной собственностью, на эту тему не с кем говорить. ;)

    Харон, в продолжение нашего разговора о том, как Вам не нравится немецкий язык, я только что - случайно - наткнулся на замечательное стихотворение Борхеса, посвященное немецкой речи. Процитирую в литературном разделе, если хотите. :flower:

    Давайте говорить о деле. Итак, нужен ли Армении бикамерный парламент? :)

  16. Армения разрабатывает концепцию Национальной безопасности

    Армения начала разработку концепции Национальной безопасности , - заявил сегодня на пресс-конференции советник президента по вопросам национальной безопасности Гарник Исагулян.

    По его словам, некоторые положения данной концепции вскоре будут представлены общественности – "другая часть концепции в интересах государства останется закрытой". "У Армении будет оригинальная концепция, обусловленная геополитическим положением и однородному демографическому составу республики", - отметил советник главы государства.

    Концепция должна содержать в себе все возможные и невозможные опасности, которые могут угрожать стране. "Есть 3 пункта, которые необходимо учесть для сохранения национальной безопасности – улучшение благосостояния населения, нейтрализация угроз и, собственно, разработка концепции национальной безопасности Армении", - отметил Исагулян, добавив при этом, что стране необходимы точки зрения и анализы профессиональных политиков, которые найдут отображение в документе.

    Гарник Исагулян проинформировал, что Грузии навязывается формирование подобных институтов, а в Азербайджане данный вопрос находится в стадии обсуждений на государственном уровне - "однако и у них такого института пока нет". Согласно советнику, некоторые представители оппозиции также заняты в процессе разработки соответствующих проектов, однако не желают разглашения своих имен, поскольку боятся обвинений в пособничестве властям.

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