chachanak

Sapsibo, ya toje v pervi raz prochitala posle trudnogo rabochego dnya i na dushe stalo teplo i uyutno

daje tureckix????

:lol: :lol: :lol: Hima gna karda qo indz grats arajin patasxan@ u inqd koxmnoroshvir, te ove e aranc mardun chanachelu histerik patasxan talis Yes inch vor chem gtnum im gratsnerum, te vortex em asum, vor moratsel em, te turq@ inch ban e. Kez het xosel@ aravel yevs animast e, qani vor du obyektiv ches karoxanum xosel, verum qo gratsnel en dra pailun apacuic@.

Нравится мне он, особенно анатомия его "злого" языка

HOB, isk ain turker@ voronk ognel u prkel en hayerin jarderi jamanak, dranc masin inch kasek?

Ov dzez asats, vor yes moranum em turq@ inch e? Lav eli... Eli sksvets es forumi ura-patriotizm@. Xndrum em, petk chi aistex sksel konkurs te ov e ir hayreniq@ aveli shat sirum, u ov e turkerin aveli shat atum.

Soghomon, Я этого ублюдка который убил Гургена сама бы задушила своими же руками (и он сам жертва своих политиков и СМИ и всего, что там творится, он не умеет САМ делать СВОИ выводы, им управляют ДРУГИЕ. Он баран со стадным чувством), но из-за него я не могу ненавидеть допустим 4apaev-а в этом форуме, который азер.

Я горжусь тем, что смогла преодолеть влияние политиков, СМИ и других современных форм "нового психологического фашизма" и делать СВОИ выводы, когда сталкиваюсь с разными людьми где бы я не находилась. До этого, признаюсь я была националисткой. Хотя у разных народов есть свои национальные черты, которые характерны им (я считаю, что это не генетический факт а культурный) и многие евреи тут мне часто кажутся одинаковыми, или многие русские, но я стараюсь общаться с теми, которые тоже смогли "освободить" себя от всяких стереотипов и прочих "предпрограмм", которые сидят в наших мозгах и управляют нами, и которые политики часто обновляют и запускают новые версии в наш умственный мир. Ведь ощущение, что ТЫ САМ способен думать вещь очень МОГУЩЕСТВЕННАЯ и делает ТЕБЯ уверенным в себе и СИЛЬНЫМ, отсраняет тебя от ТОЛПЫ. Вопрос тем, которые говорят, что никогда не смогут дружить с азерами или с русскими, итд: "А в России, точнее вне Армении вы сможете дружить с любым армянином? Не общаться а именно дружить. И почему?"

С днем рождения!!! Крепкого здоровья и любви, любви, любви, любви, любви...

Неужели так трудно понять, что НИКТО НИКОМУ НИКОГДА НИЗАЧТО земли возвращать не будет? Скока можно жить иллюзиями? Земли отбирают тока путем войны и то шансов на это очень мало. И почему они должны вернуть эти земли?

Если вам интересно... What is Democracy? Lecture at Hilla University for Humanistic Studies[ January 21, 2004 Democracy consists of four basic elements: I want to begin with an overview of what democracy is. We can think of democracy as a system of government with four key elements: A political system for choosing and replacing the government through free and fair elections. 2. The active participation of the people, as citizens, in politics and civic life. 3. Protection of the human rights of all citizens. 4. A rule of law, in which the laws and procedures apply equally to all citizens. I want to talk about each of these four elements of what democracy is. Then I will talk about the obligations and requirements of citizens in a democracy. Then I will conclude by talking about the obligations that we, the international community, have to the people of Iraq as you seek to build the first true democracy in the Arab world. I. Democracy as a Political System of Competition for Power Democracy is a means for the people to choose their leaders and to hold their leaders accountable for their policies and their conduct in office. The people decide who will represent them in parliament, and who will head the government at the national and local levels. They do so by choosing between competing parties in regular, free and fair elections. Government is based on the consent of the governed. In a democracy, the people are sovereign—they are the highest form of political authority. Power flows from the people to the leaders of government, who hold power only temporarily. Laws and policies require majority support in parliament, but the rights of minorities are protected in various ways. The people are free to criticize their elected leaders and representatives, and to observe how they conduct the business of government. Elected representatives at the national and local levels should listen to the people and respond to their needs and suggestions. Elections have to occur at regular intervals, as prescribed by law. Those in power cannot extend their terms in office without asking for the consent of the people again in an election. For elections to be free and fair, they have to be administered by a neutral, fair, and professional body that treats all political parties and candidates equally. All parties and candidates must have the right to campaign freely, to present their proposals to the voters both directly and through the mass media. Voters must be able to vote in secret, free of intimidation and violence. Independent observers must be able to observe the voting and the vote counting to ensure that the process is free of corruption, intimidation, and fraud. There needs to be some impartial and independent tribunal to resolve any disputes about the election results. This is why it takes a lot of time to organize a good, democratic election. Any country can hold an election, but for an election to be free and fair requires a lot of organization, preparation, and training of political parties, electoral officials, and civil society organizations who monitor the process. II. Participation: The Role of the Citizen in A Democracy The key role of citizens in a democracy is to participate in public life. Citizens have an obligation to become informed about public issues, to watch carefully how their political leaders and representatives use their powers, and to express their own opinions and interests. Voting in elections is another important civic duty of all citizens. But to vote wisely, each citizen should listen to the views of the different parties and candidates, and then make his or her own decision on whom to support. Participation can also involve campaigning for a political party or candidate, standing as a candidate for political office, debating public issues, attending community meetingsand membership civic meetings, bably best placed in Article 5 on the Judicial Authority.materials are.pecified.il. ency Council, petitioning the government, and even protesting. A vital form of participation comes through active membership in independent, non-governmental organizations, what we call “civil society.” These organizations represent a variety of interests and beliefs: farmers, workers, doctors, teachers, business owners, religious believers, women, students, human rights activists. It is important that women participate fully both in politics and in civil society. This requires efforts by civil society organizations to educate women about their democratic rights and responsibilities, improve their political skills, represent their common interests, and involve them in political life. In a democracy, participation in civic groups should be voluntary. No one should be forced to join an organization against their will. Political parties are vital organizations in a democracy, and democracy is stronger when citizens become active members of political parties. However, no one should support a political party because he is pressured or threatened by others. In a democracy, citizens are free to choose which party to support. Democracy depends on citizen participation in all these ways. But participation must be peaceful, respectful of the law, and tolerant of the different views of other groups and individuals. III. The Rights of Citizens in a Democracy In a democracy, every citizen has certain basic rights that the state cannot take away from them. These rights are guaranteed under international law. You have the right to have your own beliefs, and to say and write what you think. No one can tell you what you must think, believe, and say or not say. There is freedom of religion. Everyone is free to choose their own religion and to worship and practice their religion as they see fit. Every individual has the right to enjoy their own culture, along with other members of their group, even if their group is a minority. There is freedom and pluralism in the mass media. You can choose between different sources of news and opinion to read in the newspapers, to hear on the radio, and to watch on television. You have the right to associate with other people, and to form and join organizations of your own choice, including trade unions. You are free to move about the country, and if you wish, to leave the country. You have the right to assemble freely, and to protest government actions. However, everyone has an obligation to exercise these rights peacefully, with respect for the law and for the rights of others. IV. The Rule of Law Democracy is a system of rule by laws, not by individuals. In a democracy, the rule of law protects the rights of citizens, maintains order, and limits the power of government. All citizens are equal under the law. No one may be discriminated against on the basis of their race, religion, ethnic group, or gender. No one may be arrested, imprisoned, or exiled arbitrarily. If you are detained, you have the right to know the charges against you, and to be presumed innocent until proven guilty according to the law. Anyone charged with a crime has the right to a fair, speedy, and public trial by an impartial court. No one may be taxed or prosecuted except by a law established in advance. No one is above the law, not even a king or an elected president. The law is fairly, impartially, and consistently enforced, by courts that are independent of the other branches of government. Torture and cruel and inhumane treatment are absolutely forbidden. The rule of law places limits on the power of government. No government official may violate these limits. No ruler, minister, or political party can tell a judge how to decide a case. Office holders cannot use their power to enrich themselves. Independent courts and commissions punish corruption, no matter who is guilty. V. The Limits and Requirements for Democracy If democracy is to work, citizens must not only participate and exercise their rights. They must also observe certain principles and rules of democratic conduct. People must respect the law and reject violence. Nothing ever justifies using violence against your political opponents, just because you disagree with them. Every citizen must respect the rights of his or her fellow citizens, and their dignity as human beings. No one should denounce a political opponent as evil and illegitimate, just because they have different views. People should question the decisions of the government, but not reject the government’s authority. Every group has the right to practice its culture and to have some control over its own affairs, but each group should accept that it is a part of a democratic state. When you express your opinions, you should also listen to the views of other people, even people you disagree with. Everyone has a right to be heard. Don’t be so convinced of the rightness of your views that you refuse to see any merit in another position. Consider different interests and points of view. When you make demands, you should understand that in a democracy, it is impossible for everyone to achieve everything they want. Democracy requires compromise. Groups with different interests and opinions must be willing to sit down with one another and negotiate. In a democracy, one group does not always win everything it wants. Different combinations of groups win on different issues. Over time, everyone wins something. If one group is always excluded and fails to be heard, it may turn against democracy in anger and frustration. Everyone who is willing to participate peacefully and respect the rights of others should have some say in the way the country is governed. http://www.stanford.edu/~ldiamond/iraq/Wha...cracy012004.htm

Shenyatsi ничего не попросил. И на приват ничего не написал, когда я не понимала куда мои посты девались. Он САМ безнаказанно оскорблял форумшиков. Кстати в другом топике он меня лично тоже оскорбил, на что я закрыла глаза. Я за пазухой камень не держу, мне все это по барабану, и я не жалуюсь на него, я просто хотела тут правду написать вот и все Это ОЧЕНь НЕ СПРАВЕДЛИВО, в принципе это злоупотребление "власти" с его стороны. Делайте что хотите, как хотите, как и раньше говорила, я "с ворами на одном квадратном метре" базарить не буду, лишь бы ВЫ знали, что люди не бараны со стадным чувством и если надо будет они нарушат правила вашего форума, чтобы дать некоторым модераторам знать, что они мягко говоря не правы. Если хотите доказательство, что я была на стороне правды, то я могу вам сказать, что я заступилась за Сатеник, с кем я 99% не соглашаюсь, но Шеняци ее НЕ ПЕРВЫЙ РАЗ оскорбил и как не странно, никто из вас "модераторов защищающих правила и справедливость" форума НИЧЕГО не сделал по этому поводу, пока я не "устроила" тут "базар-вокзал". Вообщем, это ваше дело и ваша репутация, мне все равно. Ирония в том, что в разделе Политика, много говорится о власти и оппозиции Армении, что там творится итп, и если следить повнимательнее что происходит в этом форуме, то не трудно заметить, что этот форум и есть "мини Армения", с такими же проблемами о чем и пишут, с такой же "коррупцией". Разуж решили иметь правила, то САМИ тоже подчиняйтесь СВОИМ ЖЕ правилам, а то они теряют смысл. Nobody is above the law. Right? Ладно, с меня хватит, кто понял, тот понял. Всем вам удачи

Спасибо

Shenyatsi меня забанил, за то что я нарушила правила форума Так вот, для меня ПРАВДА важнее всех ваших правил и законов, которые ТЫ САМ нарушил ПЕРВЫМ. И я рада, что ты меня забанил (честно), так как это в лишний раз доказало мне, что я была права. Это всего лишь форум, от твоих банов мне не тепло не холодно, и я остаюсь при своем мнении о тебе Все это мне напомнило начало 90-х годов в Ереване, когда многие "иренц каракуси метри вра гох еин, байц ет каракусуц дурс...". Вообщем, можешь прятатсься за правилами форума скока хочешь и стирать посты, которые невыгодны тебе, но от этого суть вещей не меняется.

Qeri, а это только их касается? А другим (скажем модераторам) можно?

:lol: tem, chto armyane (shutka) :lol: (...nastroenie u menya sednya xoroshee...)

Vse pravilno Kakie je my dury vse taki :lol: :lol: :lol:

Ya govorila a dushe pesni, a ne ob armyanskoi dushe. Est armyanskie pesni ispolnyaemye ne armyanskimi pevcami ne xuzje armyanskix. Ya sovsem a drugom pisala. Delo ne v etom, eto xorosho, chto soglasilis, ya s tochki zreniya iskusstva govoryu a ne politiki itp. Ya ne govoryu, chto project ploxoi, ya govoryu, chto ploxo poyut.

Ne obyazatelno. Ya'by ne schitala prichinu chastyu materii. Iz odnoi prichiny mogut roditsya mnogo materii raznyx form. I materia v svou ochered mojet stat' prichinoi drugoi materii.

A mne ne ponravilos kak oni poyut. Telo pesni est' a dusha propala kuda-to.

Vse jenshiny takie. Ya toje svoi fotki ne lublyu. Ty deistvitelno ochen ocharovatelnaya CHESTNO!

Ochen krasivye ludi v ochen krasivom meste.

WOW, kakie vy vse karsivyeeeeeeee,