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Re: Azerbaijan - Internal Political Affairs
Originally posted by Azad View PostIt is an option if the country wants to head into that direction. Few things to keep in mind 1- As long they integrate, minorities do not become a majority. 2- Selective people that will contribute and not become a burden 3- The present size of Armenia with Artsakh could not sustain more than 6 million people.
It all comes to abundance of natural resources and citizen with work ethics and brain.
The most important thing for us is to make sure we are inclusive as a people and don't let the muzzies isolate themselves in ghettos like the Euros do. The more we can intergrate people, the more reason they will have to support Armenia instead of abusing it.
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Re: Azerbaijan - Internal Political Affairs
Originally posted by lampron View PostKemal was able to unite Turks and Kurds in the early years in order to organize military campaigns against Greeks in the west, and Armenians in the south (Kilikya) and east (Arm. republic), helping Azerbaijan in the process by demanding creation of Nakhichevan entity. In 1920 Armenian leaders were not even able to unite Armenians!
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Re: Azerbaijan - Internal Political Affairs
Originally posted by Azad View PostTreaties are useless. The only "treaty" that works is how powerful you are.
Maybe Turks and Azerbaijanis besides being savage barbarians, have things we can learn from even today (see Azerbaijani videos above!)
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Re: Azerbaijan - Internal Political Affairs
Originally posted by Azad View PostYou are only measuring their last accomplishment. They lost a hole empire, got cornered in a defined territory. Unfortunately Armenians and Greeks got the end of the stick and their frustration on the weakest link of the empire.
When you look at the big picture they lost almost everything used their last kurdish bullet with promises. They are now paying the price of imaginary promises.
Armenians Greeks and Assyrians were now ethnically cleansed, which meant these nations would not be able to claim nationhood in Anatolia any more. Kemal manoevered at the Treaty of Lausanne in 1923 to make sure the Treaty would not even mention themLast edited by lampron; 06-04-2016, 01:13 PM.
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Re: Azerbaijan - Internal Political Affairs
Originally posted by lampron View PostKemal was able to unite Turks and Kurds in the early years in order to organize military campaigns against Greeks in the west, and Armenians in the south (Kilikya) and east (Arm. republic), helping Azerbaijan in the process by demanding creation of Nakhichevan entity. In 1920 Armenian leaders were not even able to unite Armenians!
When you look at the big picture they lost almost everything used their last kurdish bullet with promises. They are now paying the price of imaginary promises.
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Re: Azerbaijan - Internal Political Affairs
Originally posted by Azad View PostThe difference we are a Monoculturalism society. We can accomplish that by opening the doors to everyone and have a zoo controlled by a strong leader. The direction England and Germany are taking.
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Re: Azerbaijan - Internal Political Affairs
Originally posted by HyeSocialist View PostAbsolutely. We can do what the Aussies and Canadians do and offer citizenship to any one that serves in the Armenian Army or graduates with a degree from an Armenian university.
It all comes to abundance of natural resources and citizen with work ethics and brain.
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Re: Azerbaijan - Internal Political Affairs
Originally posted by Azad View PostThe difference we are a Monoculturalism society. We can accomplish that by opening the doors to everyone and have a zoo controlled by a strong leader. The direction England and Germany are taking.
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