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I’m Proud to be Armenian

Interesting talk, thank you both Brothers 👍

I’m a big fan of Kev. Great interview

Was at Kev’s gig in London a couple of years ago. His passion is infectious and inspiring.

Exactly, we need to move on and show the world who we really are - strong, creative, talented, beautiful, educated, inventive and the least is endless so we are not victims but we are the builders of our future and we must take the responsibility and go on be strong and be in shape to punish those who will try to make us victims again.

Thnx❤

Always great to hear Kev. Armenia first

God Bless you 💕🙏

the difference between us Armenians and Azeris/Turks are that we Armenians talk a lot and the Azeris/Turks waste no time and act (violence, kill and blame etc...). If we keep talking in a soft manner, we will become instinct. History proved it times and times again.

Awesome interview and great guest. Thanks for your work

I dont know what Kev is talking about I have literally never met an Armenian who was ashamed to be Armenian.

@karinegregorian937

19 күн бұрын

But I’ve seen many Armenians going on azeri channels and making all kinds of statements insulting to their ethnicity. I don’t know their motivation: desire to be noticed, the sentiment of inferiority but they are doing that and watching this is quite painful

@Yolk421

15 күн бұрын

@@karinegregorian937No I see the opposite

@karinegregorian937

15 күн бұрын

@@Yolk421 maybe because you don’t visit Russian speaking channels

@Yolk421

15 күн бұрын

@@karinegregorian937 Actually I do and Turkish channels as well

Lovely. 😍

Where can we see these films?

I completely agree with everything you both are saying, however I have a question, how is the intercultural connection with local people? How is the rules and regulations working for you in your everyday life in Armenia? Was the transition easy?

@Hayklass

17 күн бұрын

I moved to Armenia 8 years ago and I have to say it's just a nightmare to get things done the right way without someone trying to simply take advantage of you or their lack of professionalism. In every single field of work.

@m_r_menian

17 күн бұрын

​@@Hayklass Sad to hear that. 😢 😔

👍🙏🏻🇦🇲💕

Is the new restaurant Kev talking about called Lusine?

@gmuzo

20 күн бұрын

Must be)

I enjoyed the interview! Just one small comment if I may on the recognition of the Armenian genocide. I think Armenia should spend zero time on either brow beating Turkey or trying to make Turkey want to recognize the Armenian genocide, neither of those are going to work. The goal should be to make the rest of the world recognize the Armenian genocide, making the Turkish position of historical revisionism untenable. That's how you're going to finally force Turkey to recognize their history, and Armenia has already made big strides on this front. Armenia has convinced 32 countries to recognize the Armenian genocide, while Turkey has succeeded in zero cases at convincing any country to deny the Armenian genocide.

@karinegregorian937

19 күн бұрын

I think instead of trying to convince the world that the genocide actually happened, Armenia should’ve filed a law suit against turkey in international court of justice

Strange conversation in this episode!

🙏❤🇦🇲❤️🙏 Thanks a lot Gentleman

First things first, Walk away from Nikol Pashinyan and Kim Kardashian.

great comedian Pashinyan has to go

Yes, we enjoyed this clip tremendously. But just a comment: I didn’t quite understand your point on what exactly we, Armenians, should do with turkey not being able to recognise their own history. It is again we, Armenians, have to do something, it is our burden to show something, to prove something. Doesn’t really sounds fair. And about the victimhood. My stand is we are victims and always be victims simply because of the fact that we WERE victims of this awful crime against our nation. But as far as feeling as a victim: you are a victim as much as you allow your oppressor to feel superior over you. And I think, by not saying: let’s forget and move on but constantly reminding the felon about his crime we are rising above him in OUR superiority over him!

this gentleman is realistic, seems close to Gerard J. Libaridian's stand

A really odd interview with a lot of talking points thrown about. Nothing much new here. Forget history. What do Armenians have today to boast about to the world? I talking about the "collective", not individuals. Sadly, failure after failure. Patrick can wax poetically about buying a new house in Armenia, of not being able to order fod online, etc., as if such matters mean anything to the majority of Armenia's residents. Great, you now live in Armenia, but please, some humility.

@karinegregorian937

19 күн бұрын

But that’s not the point. The point Patrick is trying to make is the compliance with the mediocre and not going for the best. Why Armenians should not be able to order food on line? Because it is good enough for us the way it is? We are hearing voices saying why should we try to join the European Union? We will achieve all European requirements and at the end they will not let us in. It doesn’t cross their mind that they will be doing all these improvements for themselves!

@hovhannesharutiunian1340

18 күн бұрын

@@karinegregorian937 This is all that Elliottt can cite in terms of accepting "mediocrity"? That he can't get food delivered to his house? Shows how distanced he is from the plight of average citizens in Armenia. How did get this job at CivilNet? What are his bonafides as a commentator?

@karinegregorian937

18 күн бұрын

@@hovhannesharutiunian1340 it was just an example. I think you put too much into this. Anyway that’s how I understood this