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Re: Nagorno-Karabagh: Military Balance Between Armenia & Azerbaijan
Originally posted by Artashes View Post------ prince charlie going to western turc encampment for Gallipoli celebration ---- ?????
Am I getting my history confused ?? Wasn't Gallipoli where the Brits got stopped & wer being slaughtered on the shores by the hybrid hominoids known as turcs ? Wasn't that the largest naval evacuation to get the enept blundering English off the shores and outta there ?
And charlie is going there to celebrate with the hominoid turcs their (turc) victory ???
Either I'm missing something here or we need to send more kabobs to England to get them to see the light.
PS. Artashes if you are any good keth kebab Armenia should send you to the court of St. James to impress them. Lol
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Re: Nagorno-Karabagh: Military Balance Between Armenia & Azerbaijan
Originally posted by londontsi View Post.
Do we know which country representative going to Armenia for the commemorations and which to Turkey, Gallipoli thing.
I know Prince Charles is going to Turkey but then they will do anything for a "doner" kebab ....
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Am I getting my history confused ?? Wasn't Gallipoli where the Brits got stopped & wer being slaughtered on the shores by the hybrid hominoids known as turcs ? Wasn't that the largest naval evacuation to get the enept blundering English off the shores and outta there ?
And charlie is going there to celebrate with the hominoid turcs their (turc) victory ???
Either I'm missing something here or we need to send more kabobs to England to get them to see the light.
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Re: Armenia and the information war
Yes as you can see the English keep sticking to the filth they have always stuck with and in doing so stuck the dagger in back of the Armenian nation many times.
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Re: Nagorno-Karabagh: Military Balance Between Armenia & Azerbaijan
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Do we know which country representative going to Armenia for the commemorations and which to Turkey, Gallipoli thing.
I know Prince Charles is going to Turkey but then they will do anything for a "doner" kebab ....
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Re: Nagorno-Karabagh: Military Balance Between Armenia & Azerbaijan
French president reaffirms April 24 visit to Yerevan, calls on Turkey to face its past “taboos”
French President Francois Hollande has confirmed that he would attend Armenian Genocide centennial commemoration events in Yerevan on April 24, while at the same time urging Ankara to come to terms with its past and “break taboos.”
Hollande was speaking at a banquet organized on January 28 by the Coordinating Council of Armenian Organizations in France (CCAF) that featured other high-ranking dignitaries and officially kicked of Genocide Centennial activities in France.
“The effort toward the truth must continue and I am convinced that this centenary year will see new gestures, new steps on the road to recognition,” Hollande told the audience, as quoted by Asbarez.com.
The French leader also said that last year’s condolence message offered by then Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan was not “enough,” adding, that Ankara’s position “cannot stop there”.
“It is time to break the taboos and for the two nations, Armenia and Turkey, to create a new beginning,” he said.
Hollande also praised the important role the French-Armenian community plays in the development of France. “Today, when our country has become the target of barbarism, intolerance, hatred and terrorism, you, the Armenians of France, give us all an example of dignity, which is the subject of our common pride,” he said.
Hollande’s presence at the CCAF annual banquet was seen as unique sign of political support.
According to the co-chairman of CCAF Mourad Papazian, with his presence, the French President declared that he is showing his political support on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide.
“The President mentioned that he would be in Yerevan on April 24 to express his support to the Armenian Cause and called on Turkey to confront its past and recognize the Armenian Genocide this year,” Papazian who said he was confident the new steps in the recognition of the Armenian Genocide will be taken.
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Re: Armenia and the information war
30.01.15
“N’oubliez pas”: France’s Eurovision 2015 entry said to allude to Armenian Genocide
A French song to be presented at Europe’s biggest pop music contest this year is believed to be about the Armenian Genocide perpetrated in Ottoman Turkey a century ago.
According to the official website of the Eurovision Song Contest, the song of France’s contest Lisa Angell, 46, entitled “N’oubliez pas”, or “Don’t Forget” was first performed at a concert in November during the commemoration period of the First World War, “while the singer emphasizes that the song refers not only to this very special event in history but to any kind of conflict.”
There is a part of the lyrics in the song sung in French that translates as: “I remember the smiles of the kids, the voice of the men when they went out in the fields, the Thanksgiving celebrations, the scent in the houses, the love and laughter. But I am here, do not forget.”
The song makes no specific reference to any historical event, including the Armenian Genocide, as Eurovision rules prohibit “political messages” in contestants’ entries.
France was one of the nations that gave refuge to many Armenian survivors of the Ottoman-era massacres. The country that has a sizable ethnic Armenian community today officially recognized the Armenian Genocide in 1998.
The Eurovision Song Contest 2015 is due to take place in Vienna, Austria, on May 19-23.
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Russian First Public TV pictures Karabakh as part of Azerbaijan
Փնտրում ե՞ք խաղադրույքների հրաշալի կայքեր։ Շատ լավ, բարեբախտաբար Դուք հայտնվել եք ճիշտ տեղում։ Երբ խոսքը գնում է խաղադրույքների լավագույն կայքերի մասին, մենք դրա գիտակն ենք։
Russian First Public TV referred yesterday to the death of 6 months old baby Seryozha Avetisyan. The anchor reported that for seven days the best medical staffs of Armenia and Russia were doing everything to save the baby’s life but the miracle did not happen.
“The number of massacred people reached 7. A whole family,” he said, adding that soldier of the Russian military base Valery Permyakov is currently in the Russian military base.
According to the Russian law he will face life in prison. The anchor also said that Russian president twice phoned the Armenian President to express his condolences.
The remarkable thing in this reference to the Gyumri case was the image behind the anchor which pictured Armenia’s map with Karabakh being presented as part of Azerbaijan.
P.S. It is more than clear that there was no need to picture a map for this reference and “give” Karabakh to Azerbaijan intentionally or accidentally.
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Azerbaijani President: more than 50 invaders were killed
Mon 12 January 2015 04:48 GMT | -4:48 Local Time
"It's hard to tolerate such extreme hypocrisy, already no need to speak in the language of diplomacy"
“Unfortunately, last year there was no any progress in the settlement of the Armenian-Azerbaijani Nagorno-Karabakh conflict”, - President of the Republic of Azerbaijan Ilham Aliyev said it at the meeting of the Cabinet of Ministers dedicated to the results of socioeconomic development in 2014 and objectives for 2015, APA reports.
The Head of State noted that and last year Armenia has chosen a strategy of imitations in the negotiation process: “I believe that neither for us nor for intermediaries it’s no longer a secret that Armenia does not want peace. Armenia does want this conflict to be settled, and does not want to leave the occupied lands. Despite the fact that the presidents of the OSCE Minsk Group have repeatedly said that the status quo is unacceptable, but these are just only words, nothing but a word. Words, only words, and these words have no serious policy. If the status quo is unacceptable - and it is, of course, unacceptable - then has to be taken any measures. It should be exerted pressure on the aggressor state. It should be forced to withdraw from the occupied lands. Otherwise, it will be some kind of hypocrisy. It’s making some statement, but after no work is carried out. As well as, the UN Security Council adopted 4 resolutions and it’s already 20 years that these resolutions remain unimplemented. Why elsewhere resolutions are immediately implemented, and coming to our case are not implemented? This is an injustice, it is a double standard. "
According to President Ilham Aliyev, the Azerbaijani people already knows, understands that failure to resolve this conflict can not be explained only by the unconstructive position of Armenia: "It seems that in the world there are forces that are not interested in resolving this conflict. Apparently, there are forces that are interested in seeing this conflict remained frozen, semi-frozen state and use it as a means of pressure on Azerbaijan. The case we see in recent years in different regions such as in Europe, in the Middle East reinforces this position, this approach. This is the conclusion of these processes. Therefore, should be clarified that until when we encounter these double standards?! "
Azerbaijani President noted that in the summer of last year and at the end of the previous year Armenia repeatedly resorted to an open provocation: "And both times Azerbaijani army gave a fitting rebuff to the enemy, pointing them their place. In the summer months, more than 50 invaders killed. In November, as a provocation of Armenians did not remain unanswered. Responsibility for the events that occurred as a result of all these provocations is leadership of Armenia - criminal, dictatorial regime. For today's deplorable situation in Armenia is directly responsible present and former leadership of the country. Because of their aggressive policy, Armenia could not manifest itself as an independent country. In fact, it did not even achieve independence. It simply is a mere formality."
"But in this issue Azerbaijan takes a principled position. Our position is based on international law. Our army strengthens our position. Our army last year showed its power, showed capability. She showed and the enemy, and the enemy patrons that Azerbaijani army is capable at any time to restore its territorial integrity. Just it should be better if this issue will be resolved through the way of negotiations. I believe that the presence of these several factors further strengthens our position", - President Ilham Aliyev stressed.
The Head of State emphasized that although there was not any progress in the negotiations, however, in the past year much has been done to resolve the Armenian-Azerbaijani Nagorno-Karabakh conflict - both in terms of policy, within a regional framework, as well as in the military sphere - on the battlefield: “We gave a fitting rebuff to the armenians that that they still can not come in themselves are in disarray, in hysterics. They are now trying to blame us at various international events. But the question arises: what Armenian soldiers do in Agdam, Fizuli? What Armenian army is doing there? Why no one openly does not say it them, except us? Why involved in the matter mediators stay indifferent to it? These are rhetorical questions. We know why. Nevertheless, we have to ask these questions at every event, every forum."
According to President Ilham Aliyev, these questions should be asked by government officials, public figures, deputies, ordinary citizens, members of civil society: "Let them answers to these questions, for the policy of double standards, pro-Armenian policy. Otherwise, already it is difficult to tolerate such hypocrisy. I believe that already there is no need to speak in the language of diplomacy. I want to repeat that the truth is that remaining of our lands under occupation is not just the work of Armenia. Armenia is powerless, poor country, in a helpless state. Of course, if Armenia has no patrons in various capitals, Nagorno-Karabakh conflict would found its fair settlement. Even today the Armenian leadership recognizes it. Without external support they can not keep the lands under the occupation. But we are fighting alone. Our recent history has shown that we are even alone able to struggle, protect its national interests".
“In 2015 we will further strengthen the army potential of the country. Rather large funds are allocated for these purposes. Suffice it to say that the funds earmarked for military spending, more than double the total budget of Armenia. In our growing army discipline, combat capability, the patriotic spirit is at a high level. We become stronger and Armenia is growing weaker. This is an inevitable process. That is, in the coming years this process will be even faster", President of the Republic of Azerbaijan Ilham Aliyev said.
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