Armenian civil unrest 2015/16

I don't understand why such reporteurs and journalists ask the wrong questions all the time.

If you want truelly to know if this is a Maidan or not why not ask something different? If you ask paid agends if they are paid agends they will always tell you they are not, they are just proesting. Why not ask genuine and eleborate questions about the issue they are allegedly prostesting? Why not ask people more deeply about the conditions of those new tarifs, who made them how they come to place and why exactly do people seam to protest in such a big manner for simple electricity raising, we have raising in gas bills, rents, taxes and insurance every year and the wages are dropping and all off that at the same time, every year and still do not see reactions even remotley that could justify a protest that looks like NGO funded.

Ask the right questions!

Another Rally Against Electricity Fee Hikes Planned in Yerevan

Is there more going on here?

par far wrote:Is there more going on here?

It is over. For now.

http://ria.ru/world/20150912/1245345697.html

Excuse me for being a fear monger. But this really harkens back to the streets of Kiev on January 19th, 2014.

Ivan the Colorado wrote:http://ria.ru/world/20150912/1245345697.html

Excuse me for being a fear monger. But this really harkens back to the streets of Kiev on January 19th, 2014.

I think they re-organized and came back. Get a told of the NGO's in there and make them pay.

par far wrote:

Ivan the Colorado wrote:http://ria.ru/world/20150912/1245345697.html

Excuse me for being a fear monger. But this really harkens back to the streets of Kiev on January 19th, 2014.

I think they re-organized and came back. Get a told of the NGO's in there and make them pay.

Agreed. It shows that they are not yet ready to drop their Armenia project. At least the police acted quickly and dispersed the crowd.

New Armenia Protests, Same US-Backed Mobs http://journal-neo.org/2016/04/28/new-armenia-protests-same-us-backed-mobs/

What makes me laugh at all of this is that in all these events of Anti Russian style protests due to US funding, is all helping these countries eventually kill each other.  Azerbaijan gets backed by Turkey and Armenia is getting backed up US in anti Russian sentiment.  But both Azerbaijan and Armenia hate each other and Turkey and US are allies.  

So eventually, if Armenians that are funded by US get their way, then Armenia and Azerbaijan would eventually end up in war with each other, especially over NK.  So the question is, which side will end up crawling to Russia begging them to fix the issue?

And then if I was in charge of Russia, what would I say? Tough Shit.  You guys wanted us out, so we left.  And I would make that clear on all media formats to be translated in all languages, and make it clear.  They can host as many American bases as they want and become a vassal.  That is their choice.  But don't expect favors from Russia.

I don't know if these fifth columnists in Armenia realize any of this.  But they are really dangerous to the security of Armenia and the Armenian government isn't really doing much to trying and stop these people.

Coup attempt on way in Armenia, Russia has a base, Russia needs to get involved in this.


https://southfront.org/radicals-seize-patrol-police-station-in-armenia-%D1%81all-to-rebellion/

As no specific thread for Armenia, then here. Live stream from Yerevan of march occuring at time of this post, and in support of the armed group who have taken police station in Yerevan. Some say this is attempt at Armenian maidan

Read within the last couple of weeks that the American Embassy in Armenia has 1500 staff. Obviously a lot of Cultural exchanges going on. Not sure if people realize it or not but the New World Order movement has been in progress since WW2 ended. Time is not of the essence as they gradually gain control one piece at a time. Noticed today that one of the Turkish ministers was saying that the Gulenist were attempting to  organize Turkish minorities in Kyrgyzstan into supporting a Maidan, another country with a disproportionately sized American Embassy.

http://tass.ru/en/world/890558

more protests: http://sputnikarmenia.ru/incidents/20160729/4535772.html

If Armenian authorities are not going to stamp out these protestors, then they need to step down.  It is a shame that these protests can keep on going and going with impunity, especially since their only real ambition is to force the government to step down.  This isn't democratic.

The Armenian - can you give us more details of what is happening? How many people are part of the protests? What is the government going to do? It sure does look more like a Maiden since now they got foreigners (Canadian Armenians) talking bollocks.

Police Begin to Disperse Demonstrators Near Seized Building in Yerevan

sepheronx wrote:more protests: http://sputnikarmenia.ru/incidents/20160729/4535772.html

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The Armenian - can you give us more details of what is happening? How many people are part of the protests? What is the government going to do?  It sure does look more like a Maiden since now they got foreigners (Canadian Armenians) talking bollocks.

Don't worry too much. This is not Maidan.

People are mostly protesting because of socio-economic reasons. Don't read too much into news and media where things get twisted by journalists and people with propagandist agendas.

TheArmenian wrote:

sepheronx wrote:more protests: http://sputnikarmenia.ru/incidents/20160729/4535772.html

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The Armenian - can you give us more details of what is happening? How many people are part of the protests? What is the government going to do?  It sure does look more like a Maiden since now they got foreigners (Canadian Armenians) talking bollocks.

Don't worry too much. This is not Maidan.

People are mostly protesting because of socio-economic reasons. Don't read too much into news and media where things get twisted by journalists and people with propagandist agendas.

That's the problem, even if these people are not seditionists they can be leveraged to achieve Uncle Scam's ambitions. Most of the
people on the Maidan for most of the protest period were not really trying to stage a coup. But their protest was hijacked and
they were quickly forgotten. In fact, in the lie factory NATO mass media they 10,000 Rights Sector militants who took over were
being painted as the original protestors (they couldn't even get the numbers right in their propaganda BS since they claimed
there were up to 1 million protestors).

The important thing is for Armenia's government to make sure that all of the key government buildings are secure and that
key people are not in well advertised locations. If a coup attempt is staged then it will flop. In Ukraine the government allowed
various government buildings to fall to the militants. Yanukovich should have been sending in tanks and soldiers to clear out the
square and to secure buildings. Instead he was obeying Merkel and negotiating.

TheArmenian wrote:

sepheronx wrote:more protests: http://sputnikarmenia.ru/incidents/20160729/4535772.html

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The Armenian - can you give us more details of what is happening? How many people are part of the protests? What is the government going to do?  It sure does look more like a Maiden since now they got foreigners (Canadian Armenians) talking bollocks.

Don't worry too much. This is not Maidan.

People are mostly protesting because of socio-economic reasons. Don't read too much into news and media where things get twisted by journalists and people with propagandist agendas.

http://katehon.com/article/who-behind-us-hybrid-war-armenia

http://katehon.com/news/protests-armenia-transformed-riots

A policeman was shot dead in his car by a sniper operating from the police station occupied by the "maidanists". American ambassador to Yerevan has threatened sanctions. This is repeat of Kiev. http://news.am/eng/news/339768.html

This is getting dangerous, there is not doubt that this is a coup attempt.

https://southfront.org/yerevan-police-disperse-protesters-from-besieged-police-station-60-wounded-photo-video/

Khepesh wrote:A policeman was shot dead in his car by a sniper operating from the police station occupied by the "maidanists". American ambassador to Yerevan has threatened sanctions. This is repeat of Kiev. http://news.am/eng/news/339768.html

So the bloated US embassy in Armenia is threatening sanctions against Armenia?

It is said, so nothing is certain, that the ambassador has made a general threat of sanctions to anybody engaged in violence and violence aginainst journalists. A Lifenews journalist was injured yesterday. But as with Kiev, these threats are against the legitimate state as well as rioters, so as they cannot impose sanctions against masked rioters, that part has no meaning and his statement is really aimed at the state. I think we all know what America would do if armed rioters seized police station in Washington and killed police, but seems only they are allowed to take action. How long before Obama starts talking about "peaceful protestors", cookies handed out.....


edit: Lets hope Lukashenko and Nazarbaev have a good plan against this, as it will be coming.

Khepesh wrote:It is said, so nothing is certain, that the ambassador has made a general threat of sanctions to anybody engaged in violence and violence aginainst journalists. A Lifenews journalist was injured yesterday. But as with Kiev, these threats are against the legitimate state as well as rioters, so as they cannot impose sanctions against masked rioters, that part has no meaning and his statement is really aimed at the state. I think we all know what America would do if armed rioters seized police station in Washington and killed police, but seems only they are allowed to take action. How long before Obama starts talking about "peaceful protestors", cookies handed out.....


edit: Lets hope Lukashenko and Nazarbaev have a good plan against this, as it will be coming.

Well they could show solidarity with Armenia by freezing the assets of companies based in the countries that placed the sanctions on Armenia, and potentially nationalize the assets if the hostile nations continue the game of brinkmanship, further hostility could be met with Treasury bond dumps, refusal to cooperate in enforcing file-sharing legal restriction, high tariffs (by several hundred or thousand percentage points), banning derivatives trading (this will hit Soros hard), and the ultimate asymmetrical response...a collective debt moratorium of western owned debt which would hit Deutsche bank ($75 trillion in derivatives), JP Morgan Chase($70 trillion in derivatives) , Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs, BNP Paribas, Royal Bank of Scotland like the Tsar Bomba was dropped on top of their head!

@ TheArmenian

You make it always sound like this is nothing, but your people (well, these fuckers) are going to destroy your country. Better start getting people involved to stop this or you are fucked. You and your country will soon be Banderite Shithole 2.0 after US and their sticky fingers get involved.

Read Page 16:
https://gulbenkian.pt/armenian-communities/wp-content/uploads/sites/23/2015/09/2015-Scholarship-Report.pdf

TheArmenian wrote:

sepheronx wrote:more protests: http://sputnikarmenia.ru/incidents/20160729/4535772.html

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The Armenian - can you give us more details of what is happening? How many people are part of the protests? What is the government going to do?  It sure does look more like a Maiden since now they got foreigners (Canadian Armenians) talking bollocks.

Don't worry too much. This is not Maidan.

People are mostly protesting because of socio-economic reasons. Don't read too much into news and media where things get twisted by journalists and people with propagandist agendas.

Sorry, but this looks much more worrisome than the last attempt to recreate Maidan in Armenia.