04.02.2012
Archive for February 4th, 2012
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From the life of detectives
When the police write in their statements, “This citizen was not detected, as a result of police investigation,” I perceive that roughly as follows – a police unit ambushes outside the suspect’s house and wait for him to appear. At the same time two smart detectives, one of whom had better be white and the other black, carefully inquire in various cafes and other places of amusement to find out when that person was last seen. Etc. Then all those groups come to their chief and report, “The suspect couldn’t be detected.” If a man (furthermore, not short) goes to work and comes back home every day, first of all the point in investigation is not clear, second it is not clear why the investigation failed. As you understand, I am talking about Hayk Gevorgyan, a journalist of Haykakan Zhamanak newspaper.
The police write, “On January 23, a decision was made to bring Gevorgyan in. As a result of an investigation Gevorgyan was not detected. On the same day (i.e. on January 23 – A.A.), a decision was made to declare Gevorgyan wanted and arrest was chosen, as a measure of restraint.
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“Cop,” “Ashtray,” “Punch”
After journalist Hayk Gevorgyan’s arrest, Facebook exploded and everybody was talking about framing Hayk up and the most commonly used words after Hayk were “cop” and “ashtray” qualitative nicknames. Naturally, all interested found and read the articles of Hayk previously published, which, according to the belief of many, were the [...]
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Only lobbies go into battle
Turkologist Ruben Melkonyan said about the bill passed by the French Senate, but not yet ratified and submitted to the Constitutional Council, “We must state the fact that the French political machine, the political establishment, the president and the majority of the ruling party have basically expressed their position already. [...]
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Ruben Melkonyan, “Turkey has become a prisoner of its own ideas” (video)
Turkologist Ruben Melkonyan, the vice dean of the Oriental Studies Faculty, Yerevan State University, thinks that Turkey has become the prisoner of its own principles, “The denial of the Armenian Genocide that is one of important articles of the Turkish foreign policy puts Turkey itself in a position of prisoner [...]
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