For Armenia…? B or T? Neither one was concerned about situation in Artsakh. So, it’s true, both of them paid zero attention to the war (actually sold the weapons to the azrbdzn), blockade or Armenians Genocide by azerbdjn/torkz army in Artsakh, as well as occupation of homeland of armenians by torks.
I don’t blame odars, or western leaders either. I blame our own leadership. They have to exercise masterful diplomacy and gain the sympathy of both parties. Turks do it. Jews do it. We sit like morons under the thrones of neighboring dictators and our own selfish ringmasters.
@@TenTenJ I do not relieve responsibility either from the Armenian rulers or from the Armenian people themselves, who are accustomed to placing responsibility on someone else. But the question was which of the American presidents was beneficial to Armenia. I believe that they have not been interested in Armenia for a hundred years, as opposed to the oil industry of our neighbors
@@IvetteAlexanderMir well yes, but that oil could have been ours, especially since it used to be, had we played our cards right through diplomacy. We are often too myopic, sadly.
Unfortunately, your views on the US election are not accurate. It is advisable to align with any candidate who may win the election and does not have an agenda against Armenia. Taking sides before the election is not advisable for the Armenian government. As Mr. Hacopian emphasizes, there is not much difference between these two candidates regarding Armenia. As an individual or a TV station, you can have any opinion, but it shouldn't significantly affect Armenians in the US, as it could have consequences if the other candidate wins.
We in US is political crisis: when political elite doesn’t know how to rule country for political progress and we have people (voters) who doesn’t want to be ruled by old parties elites, Democrats or Republicans. Our political elite will not allow any “outsiders” -new blood to be in power. This is going to be what called- revolutionary situation. But BIG business will not allow any “revolution “ or any major distraction in the country-it’s cost money. So, they need to come up with candidates that didn’t come from existing political elites.
What are you talking about? What crisis? Who doesn’t know how to govern the country? What outsiders? Trump is the outsider and what good did it do to the country?!
@@karinegregorian937He is talking about suppression of the democratic process in the USA. I grew up in the US, and the steps that have transpired for a while now is not what the forefathers of the American government intended and I had been proud of as a USCitizen. If you want to understand what he’s talking about, watch some interview of RFK Jr, not because I am promoting him, only because he is basically the only candidate that speaks neutrally and has thoughtful explanations of how that suppression is playing out technically, rather than reacting emotionally. For example, the democrats would not accept him because he’s against corporate buy outs of the Democratic Party, and he is right to contest that. How did they do that? For example, in New Hampshire, where RFK Jr was doing well, they passed a law forbidding any democratic votes to go to no one else but Biden. Did you enjoy Covid? That is a corporate scheme by big pharma along with deep state. We all collected a lot of fake money and not pay it back but we all now have to pay for that with inflation and government debt. Who got that money? Corporate and business liars, and a tiny temporary portion for the people for a little while. Both parties have been co-opted by wealthy elites. They need to belong to the people.
@@karinegregorian937 let me rephrase that: they know how to govern the country, the same way they are governing before and now, they can’t offer anything new to US people. The question is: do you want be governing the same way as it is now? When health care and other benefits are getting less and less every year, when working people can’t afford to retire until they are physically incapable. Political elite can’t offer us anything new to fix that. Too tight relationships with big business and business is looking for theirs interest only. That why this is crisis.
@@TenTenJif you are referring to big money in politics or gerrymandering, then yes, I agree, there are problems. But you are proposing me to listen to RFK, Jr. who is the conspiracy lover and vaccination denier. And by the way he sent the letter to the trump campaign offering his endorsement in exchange for promise of a job in trump administration. His offer was declined. Listen, it is a crucial election! Democrats can’t afford another trump presidency, America may survive four years but with what consequences? And now with Vance it is more important than ever to win. Democrats must do everything to win. American Armenians must understand that they can’t get distracted and vote for the party nominee the same way they’ve doing since the 90
Jan 6 had violence that involved just a handful of people, it is vital to remember. It is important to remember that the police can be seen LETTING people IN and GUIDING them in the building
Fresno, California, the first Armenian Community in California, even before the Los Angelos Area. By 1874, the first Armenians were in Fresno Area, and their numbers were increasing by 1881. At some point, in the latter half of the 20th Century, the Los Angelos Area Armenian Population began to overshadow Fresno. I'm in the San Francisco Bay Area. There're 5 Armenian Churches in the San Francisco Bay Area. Four Apostolic Armenian Churches, and One Protestant Armenian Church. There're a lot of Armenians here, but nothing like what is in LA Area, or even Fresno. Unfortunately, Armenians in the San Francisco Bay Area are too dispersed. The first Armenian Immigrant to America arrived in Virginia, in 1618. He started a Silk Worm Farm; also, I've seen it mentioned that he farmed tobacco.
@@ArmenianBishopwhat was that Armenian’s name? Where can I read about him? Silk has been a huge part of the history of Armenian provinces, including Karpert, and I believe it was the silk industry that brought Armenians to Persia because of their masterful skills in this cultivation.
@@TenTenJ They called him "Martin the Armenian". Armeniapedia says that he arrived in Jamestown, Virginia, in 1607, which predates what I claimed earlier.
The administration did NOT waive 907 this year. This is BIG news!!! Compared to Trump who has ties in Baku and whose son in law is friends with Aliyev!
Unfortunately for Armenia nothing happening anywhere in the world makes any difference. Armenia is not a subject anyone on this planet cares about. And if anyone needs any logistical access through Armenia, they will simply take it with no questions asked.
Harris is whatever, but I don’t see a major change with Armenia. Trump is really a risk, always has with business ties with Baku, favorable peace conditions for Russia with Ukraine will be complicated for their return to Armenia (which is scary with either presidency), I mean Aliyev a few days ago noted he preferred Trump. The level of engagement with Armenia has been enormous under Biden but with no punishment to Baku. Even if conservatives push an anti-Baku agenda I really doubt Trump would follow through. Trump going stronger against Iran is also not to our favor at all. It’s a risk.
Are you serious? Tulsi Gabbard who doesn’t know herself what party she belongs to and even worse RFK Jr. the conspiracy theorist and vaccination denier?! And by the way he sent the letter to trump campaign offering his endorsement for the exchange of the promise for the post in trump administration. His offer was declined.
For Armenia…? B or T? Neither one was concerned about situation in Artsakh. So, it’s true, both of them paid zero attention to the war (actually sold the weapons to the azrbdzn), blockade or Armenians Genocide by azerbdjn/torkz army in Artsakh, as well as occupation of homeland of armenians by torks.
I don’t blame odars, or western leaders either. I blame our own leadership. They have to exercise masterful diplomacy and gain the sympathy of both parties. Turks do it. Jews do it. We sit like morons under the thrones of neighboring dictators and our own selfish ringmasters.
@@TenTenJ I do not relieve responsibility either from the Armenian rulers or from the Armenian people themselves, who are accustomed to placing responsibility on someone else. But the question was which of the American presidents was beneficial to Armenia. I believe that they have not been interested in Armenia for a hundred years, as opposed to the oil industry of our neighbors
@@IvetteAlexanderMir well yes, but that oil could have been ours, especially since it used to be, had we played our cards right through diplomacy. We are often too myopic, sadly.
Unfortunately, your views on the US election are not accurate. It is advisable to align with any candidate who may win the election and does not have an agenda against Armenia. Taking sides before the election is not advisable for the Armenian government. As Mr. Hacopian emphasizes, there is not much difference between these two candidates regarding Armenia. As an individual or a TV station, you can have any opinion, but it shouldn't significantly affect Armenians in the US, as it could have consequences if the other candidate wins.
We in US is political crisis: when political elite doesn’t know how to rule country for political progress and we have people (voters) who doesn’t want to be ruled by old parties elites, Democrats or Republicans. Our political elite will not allow any “outsiders” -new blood to be in power. This is going to be what called- revolutionary situation. But BIG business will not allow any “revolution “ or any major distraction in the country-it’s cost money. So, they need to come up with candidates that didn’t come from existing political elites.
What are you talking about? What crisis? Who doesn’t know how to govern the country? What outsiders? Trump is the outsider and what good did it do to the country?!
@@karinegregorian937He is talking about suppression of the democratic process in the USA. I grew up in the US, and the steps that have transpired for a while now is not what the forefathers of the American government intended and I had been proud of as a USCitizen. If you want to understand what he’s talking about, watch some interview of RFK Jr, not because I am promoting him, only because he is basically the only candidate that speaks neutrally and has thoughtful explanations of how that suppression is playing out technically, rather than reacting emotionally. For example, the democrats would not accept him because he’s against corporate buy outs of the Democratic Party, and he is right to contest that. How did they do that? For example, in New Hampshire, where RFK Jr was doing well, they passed a law forbidding any democratic votes to go to no one else but Biden. Did you enjoy Covid? That is a corporate scheme by big pharma along with deep state. We all collected a lot of fake money and not pay it back but we all now have to pay for that with inflation and government debt. Who got that money? Corporate and business liars, and a tiny temporary portion for the people for a little while. Both parties have been co-opted by wealthy elites. They need to belong to the people.
@@karinegregorian937 let me rephrase that: they know how to govern the country, the same way they are governing before and now, they can’t offer anything new to US people. The question is: do you want be governing the same way as it is now? When health care and other benefits are getting less and less every year, when working people can’t afford to retire until they are physically incapable. Political elite can’t offer us anything new to fix that. Too tight relationships with big business and business is looking for theirs interest only. That why this is crisis.
@@karinegregorian937
@@TenTenJif you are referring to big money in politics or gerrymandering, then yes, I agree, there are problems. But you are proposing me to listen to RFK, Jr. who is the conspiracy lover and vaccination denier. And by the way he sent the letter to the trump campaign offering his endorsement in exchange for promise of a job in trump administration. His offer was declined. Listen, it is a crucial election! Democrats can’t afford another trump presidency, America may survive four years but with what consequences? And now with Vance it is more important than ever to win. Democrats must do everything to win. American Armenians must understand that they can’t get distracted and vote for the party nominee the same way they’ve doing since the 90
Jan 6 had violence that involved just a handful of people, it is vital to remember. It is important to remember that the police can be seen LETTING people IN and GUIDING them in the building
They actually guided protestors the wrong way, to give Members of Congress, Senators, and the Vice President time to go into hiding.
Exactly. J6 was an inside job. And the 2020 election was fraud. And Armenia govt is setting its ppl up for a Western war party scam. God help us.
@@ToneLearnerGuy And a lot of Armenians think the west is going to be our savior. God help us!
Jan 6 is Armenian Christmas.
you forgot about the 1st Armenian community in Boston area, you prefer the ones in Cali who drive luxury cars around Glendale areas
He also forgot big and very organized Armenian community in Florida
Fresno, California, the first Armenian Community in California, even before the Los Angelos Area. By 1874, the first Armenians were in Fresno Area, and their numbers were increasing by 1881. At some point, in the latter half of the 20th Century, the Los Angelos Area Armenian Population began to overshadow Fresno.
I'm in the San Francisco Bay Area. There're 5 Armenian Churches in the San Francisco Bay Area. Four Apostolic Armenian Churches, and One Protestant Armenian Church. There're a lot of Armenians here, but nothing like what is in LA Area, or even Fresno. Unfortunately, Armenians in the San Francisco Bay Area are too dispersed.
The first Armenian Immigrant to America arrived in Virginia, in 1618. He started a Silk Worm Farm; also, I've seen it mentioned that he farmed tobacco.
I would like to remind everyone that it was the Greek Armenian communities who prevented turk doctor oz from getting the seat in the senate
@@ArmenianBishopwhat was that Armenian’s name? Where can I read about him? Silk has been a huge part of the history of Armenian provinces, including Karpert, and I believe it was the silk industry that brought Armenians to Persia because of their masterful skills in this cultivation.
@@TenTenJ They called him "Martin the Armenian". Armeniapedia says that he arrived in Jamestown, Virginia, in 1607, which predates what I claimed earlier.
Good points.
Thank you !
The administration did NOT waive 907 this year. This is BIG news!!! Compared to Trump who has ties in Baku and whose son in law is friends with Aliyev!
Unfortunately for Armenia nothing happening anywhere in the world makes any difference. Armenia is not a subject anyone on this planet cares about. And if anyone needs any logistical access through Armenia, they will simply take it with no questions asked.
She is extremely smart 😜🤪😞
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🇺🇦🇪🇺 armenia 🇪🇺🇺🇦
who is she politically? sir, what profile, and what records she has, plz, can you list any...
Thumbs down. Couldn't watch it past 5 minutes.
Harris is terrible, we need a tulsee gabbard or an rfk. trump im not sure what will change with armenia
Harris is whatever, but I don’t see a major change with Armenia. Trump is really a risk, always has with business ties with Baku, favorable peace conditions for Russia with Ukraine will be complicated for their return to Armenia (which is scary with either presidency), I mean Aliyev a few days ago noted he preferred Trump.
The level of engagement with Armenia has been enormous under Biden but with no punishment to Baku. Even if conservatives push an anti-Baku agenda I really doubt Trump would follow through. Trump going stronger against Iran is also not to our favor at all. It’s a risk.
Are you serious? Tulsi Gabbard who doesn’t know herself what party she belongs to and even worse RFK Jr. the conspiracy theorist and vaccination denier?! And by the way he sent the letter to trump campaign offering his endorsement for the exchange of the promise for the post in trump administration. His offer was declined.