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Re: Nagorno-Karabagh: Military Balance Between Armenia & Azerbaijan
Let's not forget one important factor: Western interest in Azerbaijan is tied to one thing, and one thing alone: oil. Let us also not forget, oil is a limitied resource, and in Azerbaijan's case, it's expected to run out by 2019, THAT'S A MEAGER 8 YEARS FROM NOW. After that, Azerbaijan will be of no significance for western economic interests. Then what? Can someone oh please answer that question??????????? for that reason, it is in the best interets of the west itself to maintain the status quo, because among the first targets in case war resumes will be the oil fields, of which Azerbaijan has little left of, and the west would not want to put at stake the remainder of what it does have. And that's a FACT, jack! Thus, the fact is peace in the caucasus suits the best interests of the west because war would cause an interruption in oil operations. In other words, peace until all the oil is drained, which isn't far from now.
From a geopolitical aspect, NO matter how close and intimate Iran-Turkey and Russia Turkey relations get, as some would have you believe, it will NEVER, let me repeat that, NEVERRRRRRRRRRRRR suit the national interests of neither Russia, nor Iran to have a Turkey stretching from Istanbul to the Caspian sea. FOR THAT OBVIOUS REASON, Armenia will always hold major geopolitical significance. And the greater the gap between turkey and it's pan-turanic aspirations in Azerbaijan and beyond, the more secure Iran and Russia will feel. And once again, that holds true no matter how close and personal relations between iran-turkey and russia-turkey get. And why is that? because those countries will always be regional competitors, and in case relations get worse after the honeymoon, a small turkey is easier to deal with than once stretching from Istanbul to the Caspian. And that, you can take to the bank and cash you miserable, pathetic, self-hating F888K's..............
Let's not forget one important factor: Western interest in Azerbaijan is tied to one thing, and one thing alone: oil. Let us also not forget, oil is a limitied resource, and in Azerbaijan's case, it's expected to run out by 2019, THAT'S A MEAGER 8 YEARS FROM NOW. After that, Azerbaijan will be of no significance for western economic interests. Then what? Can someone oh please answer that question??????????? for that reason, it is in the best interets of the west itself to maintain the status quo, because among the first targets in case war resumes will be the oil fields, of which Azerbaijan has little left of, and the west would not want to put at stake the remainder of what it does have. And that's a FACT, jack! Thus, the fact is peace in the caucasus suits the best interests of the west because war would cause an interruption in oil operations. In other words, peace until all the oil is drained, which isn't far from now.
From a geopolitical aspect, NO matter how close and intimate Iran-Turkey and Russia Turkey relations get, as some would have you believe, it will NEVER, let me repeat that, NEVERRRRRRRRRRRRR suit the national interests of neither Russia, nor Iran to have a Turkey stretching from Istanbul to the Caspian sea. FOR THAT OBVIOUS REASON, Armenia will always hold major geopolitical significance. And the greater the gap between turkey and it's pan-turanic aspirations in Azerbaijan and beyond, the more secure Iran and Russia will feel. And once again, that holds true no matter how close and personal relations between iran-turkey and russia-turkey get. And why is that? because those countries will always be regional competitors, and in case relations get worse after the honeymoon, a small turkey is easier to deal with than once stretching from Istanbul to the Caspian. And that, you can take to the bank and cash you miserable, pathetic, self-hating F888K's..............
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