Hunger Strike, Day 10: Ara K. Manoogian Is Guest of Veratarz TV Show

Mar 302013
 
 March 30, 2013  2 Responses

On the 10th day of his hunger strike, Ara K. Manoogian is guest of Veratarz TV show hosted by Harout Bronozian, on March 27, 2013

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  1. Thomas Siraki says:

    Canda, Toronto: We are humbled Brother Ara Manoogian, wish we could see the Veratarz TV Show;
    we are convinced your power of conviction and steel will, shall come to frution, while we have gladly contributed to the foundation, we follow you every step of the way, support you and spread the word...
    Entire family prays for you in the spirit of Easter, you shal overcome...

  2. Ara Manoogian says:

    Dear Guest,

    I think you are missing the point of this project. First and foremost, the documentary is not about me, but rather about how Washington misrepresents the common U.S. citizen outside our borders and puts stamps of approval on corrupt world leaders knowing who they really are. It is NOT a documentary about Armenia, thus to help Armenia or Artsakh with those funds would not serve the purpose the funds are intended.

    Although you may not care if Obama congratulates Serzh, millions of Americans do care when the Mubarak, the Lukashenko, the Putin of Armenia is congratulated, especially when classified cables between Yerevan and Washington clearly state that Serzh is the #1 oligarch in Armenia and controls over 50% of the lucrative industries and resources as of 2010. Knowing this and taking into consideration well documented and massive voter fraud that even international observers, like the OSCE, are now questioning, I would say that your claim of his legitimate victory is far from accurate.

    Obama has clearly congratulated what the majority of Americans would consider an undemocratic leader and this is the core issue that the documentary will be addressing.

    If you read the entire project, you would understand that it is more than just a documentary. It is a movement for Americans to put their foot down and demand that enough is enough. World leaders like Serzh must no longer be tolerated and we, Americans, should not allow our leaders to give stamps of approval to such persons, who in turn use this vote of confidence by one of the most powerful democracies in the world to legitimize who they, in fact, are not.

    Ps. In your future posts, please identify yourself, so the readers can consider if you are a credible source of information, as you made some very matter-of-fact conclusions that are contrary to available evidence and failed to provide supporting documentation to back your claims.

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