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   Rafael wrote:
  So it was ok for Gen. Manvels son (or nephew) to publicly beat up a fellow citizen in a public cafe (a year ago) for looking at his wife...but its not ok for gen manvel to voice his opinion. GOD BLESS THE ARMENIAN JUSTICE SYSTEM!!!
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   Gagik wrote:
  
  • Rafael
    So it was ok for Gen. Manvels son (or nephew) to publicly beat up a fellow citizen in a public cafe (a year ago) for looking at his wife...but its not ok for gen manvel to voice his opinion. GOD BLESS THE ARMENIAN JUSTICE SYSTEM!!!
  
  you are acting totally paranoid. you are a clever person don’t let your anger control your mind.
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   aaa wrote:
  
  • Rafael
    So it was ok for Gen. Manvels son (or nephew) to publicly beat up a fellow citizen in a public cafe (a year ago) for looking at his wife...but its not ok for gen manvel to voice his opinion. GOD BLESS THE ARMENIAN JUSTICE SYSTEM!!!
  
  Dear Rafael, if you dont know something dont talk about it. To start with, it was not in cafe, and his fellow citizen was another high ranked person.. So, it is their problem but not ours...
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   Rafael wrote:
  
  • aaa
    Dear Rafael, if you dont know something dont talk about it. To start with, it was not in cafe, and his fellow citizen was another high ranked person.. So, it is their problem but not ours...
  
  Oh i don't know something??? so it wasn't A cafe it was a lounge, big deal. You wanna support that fat pig manvel go ahead.
  Lragir, Armenia
  July 25 2007
  The office of the district attorney of Malatia-Sebastia community is preparing materials concerning a recent violent incident involving the son of General Manvel Grigoryan, deputy minister of defense. The media reported a few days ago that General Manvel's son and his friend beat Carlen Armen Galstyan, 33, inspector of the State Rescue Service of Armenia, at the VIP lounge of Zvartnots Airport because they disliked the way how Carlen Galstyan glanced at General Manvel's daughter-in-law, Karen Grigoryan's wife.
  "C. Galstyan's explanations and excuses were pointless. Perhaps he did not know who he dealt with. Karen Grigoryan and his friends first shouted abuse, then they started beating him until he fainted. In addition, along with the "educational lynching" the brigade of beaters took C. Galstyan's watch, wallet and the keys of his car. We have learned that the police were afraid of interfering and preventing this incident, although it lasted rather long. We have learned that after the incident General Manvel's son and his friends drove away in the Mercedes car of their victim," the Aravot Daily reported on July 24.
  The reporters asked about the actions of the office of prosecutor general regarding this incident in a briefing of the prosecutor general and his deputies on July 25. "The prosecutor general instructed the prosecutor of Malatia community for oversight of revelation of all the circumstances of the case. The investigation has lasted for two or three days, and if you make additional requests, we will respond through our press secretary," said Mnatsakan Sargsyan, Assistant Prosecutor General.
  http://armenianow.com/?action=viewArticle&CID=1838&AID=1735&lng=eng
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   Rafael wrote:
  
  • Gagik
    you are acting totally paranoid. you are a clever person don’t let your anger control your mind.
  
  please explain how am I paranoid? I'm more than happy that the tyrant manvel is no longer serving the administration...but my argument isnt based on manvel as a person, but as a citizen. Im forwarding the notion that it was ok for him and his 'goons' to terrorize the people, but when he voiced his right of expression, the karabagh boys finally decided to let him go, and not on basis of his previous actions, but on basis of his expression. If they are that law abiding people, they should of sacked him long time ago