I also wonder if Armenian government consults with these analysts, even if the government disagrees with them but can also use these resources for brainstorming
It’s hard to tell because I watch a lot of really good analysts located in Armenia, and the government doesn’t seem to heed any of their warnings or make the changes that they consistently speak about.
Correction: Aliev father was in charge since the 60s with the short interruption. The saying was that when the delegation arrived to Nakhidgevan where he was hiding, he thought that they came to kill him. In fact they came to ask him to ascend to the throne
Excellent opinion! I have been saying this to Eric Hacopian and many other analysts in Armenia! Armenia needs diaspora and I don’t mean Dashnak! The intellectual property!
28:36 Richard: Russia’s failed invasion of Ukraine? I doubt that this is the case. Even in the US analysts are talking about Ukraine being on its last leg.
That is NOT the case. Ukraine has over 400k dead (last l remember). They have a shortage military aged men. They are now recruiting older and younger men, and women. And, the country is mostly in ruins.
With respect to the guest and the host, don’t understand the jest of the interview. Why not focus on current government short comings to prepare for worst case scenario.
As always, great podcast and discussion. I believe, however, in this moment we need to focus very much on the constitutional referendum situation, as it poses a major risk to Armenia’s political continuity and democratic future.
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I also wonder if Armenian government consults with these analysts, even if the government disagrees with them but can also use these resources for brainstorming
They consult with their western puppet masters.
I don't think they should consult with those 2 though.
It’s hard to tell because I watch a lot of really good analysts located in Armenia, and the government doesn’t seem to heed any of their warnings or make the changes that they consistently speak about.
What the Analysts say and what the Armenian Government believes are 2 different things.
Thank you Patrick. Keep it up with this kind of analysis.
Thank you
Please tell me that someone in the government consults with this analyst, picks his brain and asks for advice.
Correction: Aliev father was in charge since the 60s with the short interruption. The saying was that when the delegation arrived to Nakhidgevan where he was hiding, he thought that they came to kill him. In fact they came to ask him to ascend to the throne
One of the best Annelise in Armenia
Like always, so enlightening. Thank you!
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Thanks for the interesting interview
Thank you for your work.
Excellent! Bravo Richard!
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Basically he holds a mirror and they are afraid I don't want to look into it
Really want to believe that people who are in charge of the defence know what they are doing
Thank you, very insightful conversation!
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Excellent opinion! I have been saying this to Eric Hacopian and many other analysts in Armenia!
Armenia needs diaspora and I don’t mean Dashnak! The intellectual property!
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Armenia is likely going to be the best country in inventing robot military, both out of necessity and out of capability.
Thank you, Gentlemen, for this sober, insightful discussion.
28:36 Richard: Russia’s failed invasion of Ukraine? I doubt that this is the case. Even in the US analysts are talking about Ukraine being on its last leg.
That is NOT the case. Ukraine has over 400k dead (last l remember). They have a shortage military aged men. They are now recruiting older and younger men, and women. And, the country is mostly in ruins.
@@m_r_menian I believe it’s actually 600,000
@@TenTenJ you're probably right of that number now.
Hard to take Richard Giragosian seriously as an analyst when hes too Anti Russian and Pro US..
With respect to the guest and the host, don’t understand the jest of the interview. Why not focus on current government short comings to prepare for worst case scenario.
As always, great podcast and discussion. I believe, however, in this moment we need to focus very much on the constitutional referendum situation, as it poses a major risk to Armenia’s political continuity and democratic future.
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Armenia feels like Kuwait in 1989.
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Thank you, Gentlemen, for this sober and insightful discussion.