@ivan4th Когда-нибудь у нас будут такие леса не только на северо-востоке и в Сюнике.
Так печально видеть летом выжженный солнцем Ширак и Арагацотн. Там высаживают, несколько сотен гектар за последние годы, но работы еще много
@ekduein@Haybaji It’s quite amusing to hear that, I just saw a post by a turk glorifying Enver and his crimes, and it had around 15,000 likes. You can talk all you want about friendship with them, but they’ll still hate us regardless.
@1oo_alpha@DArmenicus I’m really curious how you plan to go about banning people of a certain nationality from obtaining citizenship in your country (well, not your country, of course, your ancestors' country). Perhaps the answer is that you’re around 13 years old, and for you the world is hoi4 o algo
@ksuvio Why is Armenia, which hasn’t handed anyone over to Russia in the last 8 years, not considered safe by you, while Georgia, which does exactly that, is considered safe?
@1oo_alpha@DArmenicus Is your grievance that the laws of Armenia, much like the laws of literally any other country in the world, allow for the naturalization of an individual who knows the language and resides there?
@1oo_alpha@DArmenicus I don’t doubt you at all. If you have children, they won’t be Armenian anymore. You’ve already practically assimilated, and you just wear your ethnicity like a costume so that people in Glendale will respect you more.
@1oo_alpha@DArmenicus You could have voted against Pashinyan if you were a citizen of Armenia! But, of course, it’s easier to be a patriot from America.
@1oo_alpha@DArmenicus Any Turk who has lived in Armenia for 3 years, speaks Armenian, and knows the constitution. Majority of Armenians in the diaspora don’t meet any of the criteria btw
@1oo_alpha@DArmenicus No, retard. An Armenian citizen who does not reside in Armenia cannot vote. A person with a parent who is an Armenian citizen can obtain citizenship only after living in Armenia for one year.
@DArmenicus For all of Pashinyan’s mistakes and failures, I am glad that he requires one year of residence in Armenia in order to obtain citizenship and the right to vote. At the very least, this way people like Bilzerian won’t be claiming to be Armenian.
@DArmenicus For the diaspora, Armenia is like a football team. If it wins, they are happy and content. If it loses, they heap insults and humiliation upon it. When the match is over, they look back on past victories and defeats, but in their own lives, none of this makes any difference.
@FoolofArmenia A project like this will definitely take a long time. The fastest one I can recall took six years. In the near term, they might return to the power plant project on the Araks
@MsMayaLama В Бразилии победил (в четвертый раз) коррумпированный пророссийский кандидат, который потворствует преступности, активно занимается цензурой соцсетей, и, в частности, на первой же речи после победы обещал взяться за них серьезнее. Не понимаю, чем вам тогда Путин не нравится