“Madame Guishar had tried to poison herself…

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4 responses to ““Madame Guishar had tried to poison herself…”

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   Observer

   March 11, 2007

   I’m reposting my comments made at the Armenian Blog Review yesterday – because I think what I said then and what you’re saying are very relevant:

   The notion of Turkish lobby involved here sounds really funny at first, but its certainly an interesting idea :) I mean, I absolutely don’t believe, that in a matter like Food or Drinks (Health) US administration could be influenced in any ways – I mean – Health issues in US are such a top priority, that this notion would be just impossible and is totally unrealistic.

   I also know that Jermuk, like any other mineral, should not be used on a daily basis: most of the medicine we take could kill if taken every day, and I think that is an important failure of the Jermuk Groups marketing policy. They should make it expensive and sell less, rather then try to sell it as the product it isn’t: every day drinking mineral water that is. But then – its all about production, market, competition and urge to sell more, isn’t it?

   And let’s not get paranoid here – after all Jermuk is our Armenian brand and we ought to think of a way to support it.

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   SPETCNAZ

   March 11, 2007

   You know unfortunately our compatriots in the West, became way to trusting to everything the US gov. says about health. Folks this could very well be a mistake (you know even the best make mistakes, one time, when I was a kid, my hospital tests came back and the results showed that supposedly I am a dying drug addict and a alcoholic, a retest showed that I was not, duhhh), and if not it is probably a small batch of Jermuk that has that amount of arsenic.

   People need to stop and think for a moment, if Jermuk was this dangerous, do you think anybody would have been alive in Armenia today, where this water is used on everyday bases since God knows when?
   One more interesting fact about Jermuk is that it is the OFFICIAL MINERAL WATER OF THE KREMLIN (yes THAT Kremlin). Do you folks think that getting the exclusive deal came easy for Jermuk? It had a shit load of competition, but it won.

   And do you folks think that Kremlin will allow ANYTHING REMOTELY DANGEROUS to enter through its gates? You know how many tests this water had to go through to get that approval?

   So, yes the batch could be contaminated, it also could be a mistake, but there is no need for this hysteria; there would be a recall, a clean up, and we can enjoy our Jermuk again for ages to come.

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   Կարեն Վրթանեսյան

   March 27, 2007

   Ջերմուկացավի վերաբերյալ շատ լավ մի գրառում, որն իհարկե անուշադրության մատնվեց հայ բլոգոսֆերայի կողմից։

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   harut

   April 22, 2009

   jermukn irakanum hamarvum e bujich hanqayin jur, vorn, i tarberutyun sexani hanqayin jri, hachaxaki chpetq e kirarvi u yndhanrapes inchpes yev dexn mec qanakov tunavor e. Arznin, yete chem sxalvum, sexani jur e, qani vor tuyner aveli qich e parunakum kareli e hachaxaki ogtagorcel. Karcum em ays patumutyan mexavorn menq enq – chgitenq vorn yerb u vorqan petq e kirarel