Armenia and the information war

[Mos]

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A rather interesting article:

Blogger: Armenians need to change format of struggle against Turkey
April 24, 2011 - 21:23 AMT

PanARMENIAN.Net - Armenian blogger Tigran Kocharyan said Armenians need to change the format of struggle against Turkey and more actively involve the Armenian lobby in supporting Artsakh.

"We need to change the format. In addition to commemoration the Armenian Genocide, we need to think about future and our further actions," Kocharyan told a PanARMENIAN.Net reporter.

According to him, Armenia and Armenians have unresolved problems: "There is Turkey, which has not recognized the Genocide, what threatens the national security. The country, which has not recognized its crime, is able to repeat it. There is the Karabakh conflict."

Kocharyan believes that the Armenian lobby of the U.S. should seriously deal with problems of Nagorno Karabakh, in addition to its struggle for using the term "Genocide" by President Barack Obama on April 24.

He noted that if we work hard and display patience, "we will soon see the Armenian flag wavering over Kars, Erzrum and Van."

The blogger added that it is necessary to work more actively in social networks with taking into consideration geopolitical interests, specifically, with Serbians, Greeks and those nations, which are against Turkey's membership in the EU.

[bell-the-cat]

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For the record, that is an Ottoman Empire flag . Your assumption is based on the belief that anyone in the West is media aware too The only article that has a potential to evoke negative reactions is ones from the West that deemed the gathering as an anti-Turkish march.

I don'tthink you got it. Those hollering, mob-like, flag-burning, evil-looking fanatics depicted protesting in that photo are the visual equivalent of the hollering, mob-like, flag-burning, evil-acting Muslim fanatics depicted in the infamous and near-identical "Behead those who insult Islam"-type photos that EVERYONE is aware of. And we have these fanatics in profusion on this board. If you really care what is best for Armenia, you would want to silence them.

[Mos]

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I don'tthink you got it. Those hollering, mob-like, flag-burning, evil-looking fanatics depicted protesting in that photo are the visual equivalent of the hollering, mob-like, flag-burning, evil-acting Muslim fanatics depicted in the infamous and near-identical "Behead those who insult Islam"-type photos that EVERYONE is aware of. And we have these fanatics in profusion on this board. If you really care what is best for Armenia, you would want to silence them.

No Turks deserve it. They should have burned portrait of genocidal Ataturk while at it. Maybe next year.

[bell-the-cat]

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The fact that we f*cked up in Julfa is undeniable Bell. What we don't appreciate is these tools who try to pretend to be doing something as well.

As long as you are even less appreciative of the tools inside the Armenian government who also pretend to be doing something!

[bell-the-cat]

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No Turks deserve it. They should have burned portrait of genocidal Ataturk while at it. Maybe next year.

The actions of Armenians over the last 90 decades is the basic reason that the Armenian genocide is not widely acknowledged and still publicly denied by Turkey. If you think otherwise, explain to me why the Turks, a race you think is so contemptable, seems ot be so remarkably effective at convincing the entire world to go along with its policies.

[bell-the-cat]

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A rather interesting article:

He noted that if we work hard and display patience, "we will soon see the Armenian flag wavering over Kars, Erzrum and Van."

Ahh, blogging, the best refuge for the fantasists with big egos. But what is PanARMENIAN's excuse?

[Mos]

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The actions of Armenians over the last 90 decades is the basic reason that the Armenian genocide is not widely acknowledged and still publicly denied by Turkey. If you think otherwise, explain to me why the Turks, a race you think is so contemptable, seems ot be so remarkably effective at convincing the entire world to go along with its policies.

Let's see because they are one of the biggest armies in NATO, they have a country of 60+million, they have a country situated at a crucial geo-political location, they serve as bridge east to west, obviously they will be able to "convince" Nations into not recognising Genocide.

[DogTheCat]

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The actions of Armenians over the last 90 decades is the basic reason that the Armenian genocide is not widely acknowledged and still publicly denied by Turkey. If you think otherwise, explain to me why the Turks, a race you think is so contemptable, seems ot be so remarkably effective at convincing the entire world to go along with its policies.

Nice Turkish bell. Wait a little bit ... he is trying to "help" Armenians ...

[Davo88]

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Look at the Turks and Azeris celebrating the genocide once again this year http://www.youtube.com/user/baguirov#p/u/5/8CG8iDkqoBI

[Mos]

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Look at these Azeris that brought bats to their counter protest. Look at Azeri's face in the end.