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As the world marches toward a New World Order of corruption
The Fate of the Word relies on ONE Nation
A Nation that will rise,
a Nation that is the ba...
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As the world marches toward a New World Order of corruption
The Fate of the Word relies on ONE Nation
A Nation that will rise,
a Nation that is the bastion of freedom,
a Nation that will abolish this global tyranny and
usher in the New Golden Age of Aryan Supremacy
That Nation Is.... ARMENIA
LIGHT UP THE DARKNESS
The Triumph of Armenia is
the Triumph of Righteousness
Հայաստան Զարթնի՛ր
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Hasan Cemal, author, journalist and columnist of the Milliyet Newspaper, and also the grandson of Cemal Pasha, one of the masterminds behind the Ar...
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Hasan Cemal, author, journalist and columnist of the Milliyet Newspaper, and also the grandson of Cemal Pasha, one of the masterminds behind the Armenian Genocide, took part in an event entitled "From Der Zor to Dzidzernagapert", which was held in Los Angeles, March 31.
Cemal described his deeply moving 2008 visit to the Armenian Genocide Monument in Yerevan, where he laid three carnations in memory of his close friend, Hrant Dink, the Armenian journalist who was assassinated in Istanbul by a Turkish extremist. While visiting Yerevan, he had a startling encounter with Armen Gevorkyan, the grandson of the man who in 1922 assassinated his grandfather, Cemal Pasha.
"I am not going to enjoy an evening party here. But I say I have brought greetings to you from Anatolia. Our roots stem from the same sources. I am well aware of your pain and share it. I have come here to extend my hand to Armenian young people. However, we must not allow pain and torture to block the way to reconciliation," Hasan Cemal said.
During his speech he uttered the word "genocide" several times. One of the attendees asked him if he was not afraid to do so. "I showed him a brochure of the conference with me pictured laying flowers at the Memorial to the Armenian Genocide in Yerevan three years before," Cemal wrote.
In September 2008, Hasan Cemal visited Tsitsernakaberd and laid flowers. On April 24, 2010, he wrote that denying the Armenian Genocide was tantamount to being an accomplice to that crime against humanity.
Cemal Pasha, one of the three masterminds behind the Armenian Genocide, was assassinated in 1922 in Tbilisi by Stepan Dzaghigian.
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Monte Melkonian was born in California and educated at Berkely. He was a trained archaeologist who spoke eight languages. Turning down scholarships...
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Monte Melkonian was born in California and educated at Berkely. He was a trained archaeologist who spoke eight languages. Turning down scholarships for graduate study at prestigious universities, he devoted the rest of his life to defending the underprivileged and voiceless. After graduating from U.C. Berkeley in the spring of 1978, Monte traveled to Iran, where he taught English and participated in the movement to overthrow the Shah. Later, he found his way to Iranian Kurdistan, where Kurdish partisans made a deep impression on him. In the fall of 1978, Monte made his way to Beirut, the capital of Lebanon, in time to participate in the defense of the Armenian quarter against by the right-wing Phalange forces. In the spring of 1980, Monte was inducted into the Armenian Secret Army for the Liberation of Armenian, ASALA, and secretly relocated to West Beirut. In ASALA, he took part in the assassinations of several Turkish diplomats in Europe during the early to mid-1980s for denying Armenian Genocide and was later arrested and sent to prison in France. In 1989, he was released and in the following year. Monte then found his way to what was then still Soviet Armenia. In the early 1990's, tensions between Armenia and Azerbaijan turned into armed conflict over the region of Karabakh. Under these circumstances, it quickly became clear to Monte that if we lose Karabagh, as he stated, we turn the final page of our peoples history. He believed that, if Azeri forces succeeded in deporting Armenians from Karabagh, they would advance on Zangezur and other regions of Armenia. Thus, he saw the fate of Karabagh as crucial for the long-term security of the entire Armenian nation. Monte moved to Karabakh and played an outstanding role in reorganizing the small groups of Armenian fighters into an effective and disciplined force. In April 1993, Melkonian was one of the chief military strategists who planned and led the operation to capture the region of Kalbajar, which lies between the Republic of Armenia and Karabagh. Armenian forces captured the region in four days of heavy fighting, sustaining far fewer fatalities than the enemy. His skills were impressive, thus he was almost immediately given a role of leadership in the Martuni area by Vazgen Sargsyan. Melkonian had no prior service record in any country's army before being placed in command of an estimated 4,000 men in the war. He is largely credited for major military victories against Azerbaijan from the late autumn of 1992 to his death in June 1993. Monte left a legacy that benefited Armenians of the whole world.
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ARMENIA
The place where humanity was given another chance.
The nation that has existed and played an important role in history since ancient times.
Ag...
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ARMENIA
The place where humanity was given another chance.
The nation that has existed and played an important role in history since ancient times.
Agreed by many truth seeking scholars and historians to be the cradle of Aryan civilization, has been forgotten and unused in today's history texts. This is done intentionally by the Global Elite, to blind the people from the light.
Now as the world gets closer to global chaos and destruction, Armenia is once again getting ready to claim its rightful place in the world as the LAND OF TRUTH AND SALVATION.
Armenia cannot live without us and we cannot truly live without Armenia.
So it is our vow to one day return to the Promised Land - Our Fatherland, Armenia.
"To serve Armenia is to serve civilization."
- William Ewart Gladstone, British statesman and prime minister (1868-94).
Special thanks to all those who took the time and effort to take these pictures.....
Edward Sargsyan
Vahan Abrahamyan
Mika Ohira
Vartan Marashlyan
Mesrop Asaturyan
Vladamir Saroyan
Mikayel Grigoryan
Elenora Kadevchyan
Vahan Ghevondyan
Hunan Ghazaryan
Irina Petrosyan
Varoujan C Artin
Asya Karapetian
Zorik Galstyan
Gevorg Harutunyan
Vahe Avanesyan
Hovhannes Stepanyan
Varoujan Avadikian
Karen Papyan
Ruzanna Hovasapyan
Hovaness Avedian
Christine Karapetian
Gagik Yeghiazarian
Sergey Yakovlev
Armen Anmeghikyan
Hovik Mizrakian
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