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  • #1611
    Re: Armenia and the information war

    Armenians keep 21 Azerbaijanis hostage since childhood
    Sat 26 February 2011 05:40 GMT | -3:40 Local Time
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    Esmira Orujova
    'The Azerbaijani children taken hostage by the Armenian armed forces during the Khojaly tragedy have not been released yet'.
    The statement came from chairwoman of Public Union for Assistance to Captures and Hostages Esmira Orujova.

    She said 168 (65 little girls) of the children taken hostage during the military operations conducted by Armenia against Azerbaijan were released as a result of activity of the State Commission on Prisoners of War, Hostages and Missing People. Orujova said 21 Azerbaijanis captured in their childhood days are still in hostage in Armenia and occupied Nagorno Karabakh region of Azerbaijan. “The hostage children suffer from brutal tortures.

    Their internal organs were taken out and sold by the organ traffickers. For example, humerus of three-year old Shovgi Aliyev was taken out when he was in captivity in Khankendi and he was crippled for life. Armenian doctor Aida Serobian made unknown injections to new-born son of Guljamal Guliyeva, who was taken hostage during the occupation of Kalbajar Region after that the baby became an invalid for life.
    15-year old Nazakat Mammadova witnessed how her father was tortured by the Armenians and her mother didn’t suffer the threats and lost reason. Later the girl was sold to her family for 4 million Russian rubles”. Orujova said there were hundreds such facts. She called on the international organizations and world countries to direct attention to the genocide policy committed against Azerbaijanis.

    The list of Azerbaijani children captured in hostage in Armenia and occupied territories of Azerbaijan – in Karabakh and nearby regions is below (it was confirmed by the witnesses):

    1. Allahverdiyev Mahir Novruz – was born in Khojaly in 1975 and was taken hostage on February 26, 1992
    2. Jafarov Nusrat (Anar) Fazil – was born in Khojaly in 1975 and was taken hostage on February 26, 1992
    3. Jafarov Samir Tajir – was born in Khojaly in 1988 and was taken hostage on February 26, 1992
    4. Aliyev Sabuhi Jahangir - was born in Khojaly in 1981. He was captured in Khojaly on February 26, 1992
    5. Aliyev Salim Jahangir - was born in Khojaly in 1987. He was captured in Khojaly on February 26, 1992.
    6. Huseynov Mahsal Elkhan – was born in Khojaly in 1992 (was three months old). He was captured in Khojaly on February 26, 1992
    7. Huseynov Rajaf Elkhan - was born in Khojaly in 1987. He was captured in Khojaly on February 26, 1992
    8. Huseynova Sabina Elkhan - was born in Khojaly in 1988. She was captured on February 26, 1992.
    9. Huseynova Nasiba Huseyn – was born in Khojaly in 1982. She was captured on February 26, 1992 .
    10. Mammadov Mohlat Mammad - was born in Goyja region of Armenian Republic in 1976. He was captured in Khojaly on February 26, 1992.

    APA


    where do they get this from?

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    • #1612
      Re: Armenia and the information war


      By Ivan Gharibyan

      February 26, 1992. The Khojalu tragedy is one of the bloody pages of the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict. Nineteen years have passed, but Azerbaijan has been abusing the fact, making it priority of its anti-Armenian hysteria. The Aliyev clan goes on abusing the Khojalu tragedy to create an image of "inhuman Armenians that committed genocide in Khojalu."

      To spite Armenians, the Azeri authorities have for almost two decades tried to prove a "genocide" committed by Armenians. Azerbaijani propagandists` desire to exaggerate and lay the responsibility on Armenians that they got entangled in their lies by showing the public pictures of dead bodies that have nothing to do with the Khojalu tragedy.

      Like the Armenian pogroms in Baku and Sumgait, the Khojalu events were largely accounted for by the domestic political situation in Azerbaijan. Specifically, it was the confrontation between the then post-Communist authorities of Azerbaijan led by Ayaz Mutalibov and the Popular Front of Azerbaijan (PFA), which was ready to get power at any cost. It was not a problem for the national-fascist PFA to provoke a massacre of its own nationals. Their main aim was to overthrow the communist Ayaz Mutalibov.

      The first president of Azerbaijan has been deported from the country and is now living in Moscow. His name can only be called in the context of "betrayal of national interests."

      The incumbent Azeri authorities could not invent anything better. Ayaz Mutalibov made an "unpardonable error" by saying at least part of the truth about the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict. In an interview to Nezavisimaya Gazeta of April 2, 1992, he refuted the Azerbaijani interpretation of the Khojalu events.

      "The Khojalu survivors say that it was orchestrated to get me to resign. A force was discrediting the president. I do not think that Armenians, who expertly deal with such situations, allowed Azerbaijanis to get documents exposing Armenians` fascist actions. Some forces must have bee interested in the pictures being shown at the session of the Supreme Council and the whole responsibility lain on me. If I said it was the Azerbaijani Opposition, they would say I was slandering them. However, the general vein is that Armenian left a corridor for civilians to leave. Why were they to fire? Especially in a territory near Agdam, where there were sufficient forces that could help the people. Or they might have arranged for civilians to leave. It was a practice then," Mutalibov said. Ayaz Mutalibov, who was then President of Azerbaijan, was much better informed of the situation than the "national leader" Heydar Aliyev, who had lived in Moscow for years and later moved to Nakhichevan. Much less so is the "crown prince" Ilham Aliyev.

      The very claims about the "Khojalu genocide" made by official Baku can easily be explained. The Aliyev clan had to find a "counterbalance" to the Armenian pogroms in Baku, Sumgait, Kirovabad, as well as ethnic cleansing throughout Azerbaijan.

      As a result, the Azeri victims in Khojalu - victims of the Azerbaijan-unleashed war and domestic political struggle - turned into trump for the Aliyev, which long ago broke all the records in distorting historical facts.

      Civilians killed in Khojalu on February 26, 1992, were actually victims of the war Azerbaijan unleashed only to lose it. And Baku`s attempts to strengthen the authoritarian regime will not rest their souls.

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      • #1613
        Re: Armenia and the information war

        Originally posted by ArmSurvival View Post
        I would be up for it. I wrote a reply to one of his youtube videos on his seasnake account. My comment was not allowed to be posted. The coward reads and filters all comments before they go up on the page.
        He is being outed for his lies: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9FCfMA4W_nA

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        • #1614
          Re: Armenia and the information war

          Originally posted by ninetoyadome View Post
          they have already stolen Caucasian Albanian. They already claim all the Armenian monuments are Albanian. They are now slowly starting to claim Georgian monuments as Albanian also.
          http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_G...astery_complex
          Notice how the Azeris claim that the "monastery survived the Persian attack of 1615," yet they provide no citation? (I guess the Persian Army was strong enough to defeat the Roman armies and capture its Cesar, but was unable to destroy a monastery with a few elderly monks. LMFAO. Turks could easily get work at Disney Land in the cartoon department.

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          • #1615
            Re: Armenia and the information war

            On the globe from China Azerbaijan as a territory of Armenia
            On the globe, produced in China, Azerbaijan is depicted as part of Armenia. Baku resident Asadob Mehbalyev acquired Globe for her son, a schoolboy, but initially found no errors.

            As reported by ANS Press, the error was discovered after the son Mehbalyeva asked the question: where on the globe is depicted Azerbaijan? It turned out that instead of the name "Azerbaijan" on the globe is the name of "Armenia".

            Two years ago in Baku, were seized counterfeit globes, which have not been printed name and the borders of Azerbaijan.

            Then it became clear that the party of globes made in China has acquired a local businessman who kept the items in the warehouse of his company.

            / Times.am /

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            • #1616
              Re: Armenia and the information war

              I had my suspicions about the website ArmenianReport and now my suspicions were correct. The website is run by the creator of news.az and president.az

              here is an explanation on how they figured it out

              By the autumn of 2010 in the information space emerged the site with the great title Armenianreport, claiming to be a niche, "the opposition, analytical and broadcasting about what predpodchitayut silent official Armenian media.

              Abundance of "exposing" the materials on behalf of some korrespodentov, with the Armenian name, has never proved themselves in the field of information analysis, journalism, and absent in the telephone directories of Armenia and the Diaspora, causing reverential admiration. Given that the site is positioning itself as a "Center for the Study of political and economic processes of Eurasia" (Vienna, Austria) © 2010, then assumed a kind of cooperation with Diaspora organizations and Armenia, which was not and is not to this day. People from the specified "Center", emerged from nowhere in the "nowhere" exhibit remarkable quasi-awareness of Armenian affairs.

              At the very least, activists diaspora living in close cooperation with Armenia, and knowing the realities of modern Armenia and able to write about and analyze it, never never heard about Hrachia Alexanian, Aram Bagdasarov Mher Harutyunyan and other other writers who are painfully familiar handwriting, pain is familiar topics, using a sickeningly familiar categories, terms and phrases.

              Lowered, edit kopipeysty of opposition newspapers in Armenia, the site contains the full range of familiar handwriting, which we eat in the Azeri press, as discussed below. Not to mention the fact that the absolute referrers to this site and back are extremely Azerbaijani resources, as eloquent counter visits to the site where the Armenians "creators", together with visitors from all over the rest, except for Azerbaijan, the world, make up less than one percent.
              Its existence is not even a suspect militant opposition press in Armenia.

              It is also noteworthy that all materials of "analytical" character are given with reference to some anonymous sources and nonexistent records or those of other international structures.

              However, we will not delve into the maze of content analysis, and we choose the easiest way - technical analysis site Armenianreport.com.

              So, in order

              1) Site armenianreport.com

              2) The primary information on the Whois Search

              3) Conclusion:
              a) Name of Owners hidden
              b) Site 10 times changed the server
              c) 11 times my IP
              d) three times changed the owner (ie the domain name was registered in three different registrars, respectively, changed owners)
              e) The site is located on a dedicated server.

              4) Verification of information on a dedicated server:

              5) Check the IP address http://178.79.137.202/ and get on the same armenianreport.com, which confirms the information about hosting on a dedicated server.

              6) Next, check reverse dns, (it's dns, IP-address assigned by your ISP)

              7) Link to reverse DNS, http://li193-202.members.linode.com/auth displays on the cookie plate (admin) Site armenianreport.com, which is configured with options Vitrual Directory Web-server

              It is known that almost all sites, if a Web surfer is not disabled the feature to store, leave the files cookies. For those who do not know, cookies - a small piece of data created by a web server or a Web page and stored on the user's computer as a file that a Web client (usually a Web browser) every time when accessing the site, forwards Web server HTTP-request. More information about cookies can be found in Wikipedia, at http://ru.wikipedia ... .iki / HTTP_COOKIE . Name and format of cookies defines an administrator or programmer site.

              And what was found in cookies site armenianreport.com? The name of the cookies in the authorization of the site armenianreport.com neither more nor less - http://li193-202.mem ... linode.com / auth _ newsaz_session.

              There is no need to guess about, and thinking the causes and motives of the administrator of the Armenian site, gave the cookies a name with a prefix newsaz, because, as it turned out, the name _ newsaz _ session as a cookies-and also uses the Azeri site www.news.az . And by going to www.news.az , it is easy to reveal that he, too, is absolutely identical to the name of cookies!

              What does this mean? And that's what it means, the site armenianreport.com and www.news.az was created widely regarded as one and the same person, a web programmer.
              Last edited by ninetoyadome; 03-02-2011, 10:33 AM.

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              • #1617
                Re: Armenia and the information war

                Once again, for the control and confidence in its conclusions, checking engine that is running both sites - are becoming increasingly non-existent address at both sites page. ( http://armenianreport.com/blablabla and http:/news.az/blablabla )


                The conclusion is straightforward - they are identical!

                Familiar names, flashing in the agitation azerpropa, for some reason we are not surprised.

                And as a final touch to the portrait azerpropa - site of the President of the Republic of Azerbaijan, to the creation of which is hardly involved analysts from Vienna.

                So, 2 hours of free time and an acute desire to understand who is behind the "Armenian Reporter" in 10 steps reduced to "no" half a year, several thousand dollars on anything not based confidence in their own resourcefulness and "Armenian" and most importantly, impunity.

                Strange behavior for the suffering of honor and justice and condemn the fraud on the part of the Armenians, is not it? Although azerprop seen much more monstrous fraud , the disclosure of which, not only sober and not obrazumlo them, but, conversely, has inspired an even more preposterous fraud and vandalism.

                Whereupon, we wish azerpropu luck in the field of mimicry, fraud and incompetent personnel policies.

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                • #1618
                  Re: Armenia and the information war

                  F*ckin' epic, nine. Good job by our boys.
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                  Armenian experts expose another pseudo-Armenian website

                  At least 3 websites passing off as Armenian sources have been revealed over the past years.

                  Armenianreport website, allegedly analytical and disclosing, appeared on the net in fall 2010. The website contained “unmasking materials” on behalf of certain reporters with Armenian names.
                  February 24, 2011

                  PanARMENIAN.Net - However, an investigation carried out by experts from the misinformative.info group dealing with falsifications and misinformation spread by Azerbaijan, showed that the journalists whose names were mentioned on the website never existed. Although the site was presented as a “center of economic and political studies in Eurasia (Vienna, Austria) © 2010, no connection of such an institution with Armenian Diaspora organization and Armenia was revealed. People from the above mentioned center as if emerged from nowhere. Diaspora activists who maintain close contacts with Armenia have never heard about Hrachya Alexanyan, Aram Baghdasarov, Mher Harutyunyan and other “journalists”. At the same time the style of writing in these people's articles just mirrors the Azerbaijani media reports, not to mention the fact that the “Armenian journalists” always use Azerbaijani reports as source of information. Moreover, visit from Armenia and other countries were fixed to be less than 1%, while the other 99% were registered from Azerbaijan. It's also noteworthy that the “analytical materials” on this website quoted anonymous sources or non-existing documents of international organizations.

                  Besides, the technical analysis showed that the name of the owner was concealed. The website changed its server 10 times and IP-address 11 times. Domain was registered with three different registers. More detailed analysis revealed that cookies of the armenianreport.com coincide with the cookies of www.news.az Azerbaijani news portal, what means that both websites were created by one and the same programmer. Furthermore, the cookies of armenianreport.com and www.news.az are identical with those of the official website of the President of Azerbaijan.

                  So, two hours were enough to bare the truth behind the armenianreport.com. It should be also noted that at least 3 websites passing off as Armenian sources have been revealed over the past years. “They use a pseudo-Armenian platform to spread their anti-Armenian propaganda,” group expert Lusine Sargsyan told a PanARMENIAN.Net reporter. She also said that versiya.am and xronika.am were also closed after disclosure.

                  The only way to combat such phenomena is to raise users' awareness, experts believe.

                  Armenian experts expose another pseudo-Armenian website: At least 3 websites passing off as Armenian sources have been revealed over the past years.
                  http://www.panarmenian.net/eng/it_telecom/details/62425/Armenian_experts_expose_another_pseudoArmenian_website
                  Azerbaboon: 9.000 Google hits and counting!

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                  • #1619
                    Re: Armenia and the information war

                    They had done this a while back with a website called montemelkonian.info. An azeri, Ridvan Huseynov, created the website and in it they made up idiotic information trying to show that Armenians say Monte was beheaded while the truth is he was killed by an tank round explosion.
                    Error 404 (Not Found)!!1
                    http://translate.googleusercontent.com/translate_c?hl=en&ie=UTF-8&sl=ru&tl=en&u=http://www.panorama.am/ru/politics/2010/09/28/montemelkonyan/&prev=_t&rurl=translate.google.com&twu=1&usg=ALkJrhg6vU513QKODH8vdQA2sU9zZ17jkg


                    they tried the same tactic but again failed and now the site is down.

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                    • #1620
                      Re: Armenia and the information war

                      Its time to counter
                      General Antranik (1865-1927): “I am not a nationalist. I recognize only one nation, the nation of the oppressed.”

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