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Populate or Perish
After Australia's northern border was attacked during World War II, the Australian government, under Prime Minister John Curtin, recognized that the country was in urgent need of a population boost. National security was the motivating factor behind the decision.
The recognition that population issues were even a problem was something considerably major for a leadership
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I am wondering when Mr. Kayserian and his fellow ARF Ungers will start packing their bags to move from their developed countries to use the education, work skills, business knowledge they have acquired to help Armenia to advance forward. Why is it that Mr. Kayserian is calling upon Armenians who live in the Middle East to be the pioneers to move to Armenia and not his fellow ungers from Western countries?
Any Armenian American who agrees with the above article has absolutely no right to complain of the growing nativism among white europeans in the US or Europe, and absolutely no right to complain about any remarks the current president makes.
This is indeed smart policy for the future of the Armenians as a people, but it also means the Armenian Americans I meet have to stop being such liberal pansies.