Iranian-Armenian relations

[Eddo211]

Re: Iranian-Armenian relations

Can anybody comment on the factuality of this?

there are some Iranian Muslims who turn to the Armenian church for conversion. The regime will try to stop it....but I agree with Persopolis.

[Mos]

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It's from PanArmenian.net

http://www.panarmenian.net/eng/world/news/64604/

[Mos]

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What you think about the Mullahs that have infused Islam in every element of Iranian society and politics, including foreign policy. Calling for a world dominated by Islam and Jihad. As a Christian nation of Armenia, I am worried by such doctrine and ideas. What would Iran's policy be if Azerbaijan was taken over by a religious revival with Shias becoming more prominent? Would they abandon Armenia and quickly ally with Azerbaijan? Relations between Iran and Armenia could be much closer, if it wasn't for the heavy theocracy of Iran that dominates the political life.

[Persopolis]

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It's from PanArmenian.net

http://www.panarmenian.net/eng/world/news/64604/

Who is the author? What are the sources? What are the facts? It's like saying: "it's from Hyeclub.com" ... just because someone posted it, doesn't make it newsworthy; anyone can post a story.

Listen, if you feel sorry for cult members or provocateurs sent by foreign intelligence agencies, just send the Iranian government a letter that they can come and live with you. Here's the reality: there's an information war going on - nobody from California hikes on the Iran/Iraq border during war time - Iran legitimately has caught Pan-Turkist and Zionist agents in Iran. Turks send those people to Armenia and Iran; Israel and the U.S. send them to Iran also (likely to Armenia as well).

Israeli documentary tracing BAHAI leaders to C-I-A language school:

[Federate]

Re: Iranian-Armenian relations

It's written as an opinion piece.

[Mos]

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Who is the author? What are the sources? What are the facts? It's like saying: "it's from Hyeclub.com" ... just because someone posted it, doesn't make it newsworthy; anyone can post a story.

Listen, if you feel sorry for cult members or provocateurs sent by foreign intelligence agencies, just send the Iranian government a letter that they can come and live with you. Here's the reality: there's an information war going on - nobody from California hikes on the Iran/Iraq border during war time - Iran legitimately has caught Pan-Turkist and Zionist agents in Iran. Turks send those people to Armenia and Iran; Israel and the U.S. send them to Iran also (likely to Armenia as well).

It's from PanArmenian - a reputable Armenian news site. When it comes to being "newsworthy" you're the one who keeps posting all those youtube videos...

Actually US has one of its biggest embassies in Armenia (oddly enough), the land is huge, I've driven by it many times, and it's a huge complex. I bet there is an active CIA post that works from there.

image: http://armenia.usembassy.gov/uploads...Sljw/nec_b.jpg

What is your response to the questions I posed above.

[Mos]

Re: Iranian-Armenian relations

It's written as an opinion piece.

Well he provides his own opinion on the matter near the end of the article.

[KanadaHye]

Re: Iranian-Armenian relations

What you think about the Mullahs that have infused Islam in every element of Iranian society and politics, including foreign policy. Calling for a world dominated by Islam and Jihad. As a Christian nation of Armenia, I am worried by such doctrine and ideas. What would Iran's policy be if Azerbaijan was taken over by a religious revival with Shias becoming more prominent? Would they abandon Armenia and quickly ally with Azerbaijan? Relations between Iran and Armenia could be much closer, if it wasn't for the heavy theocracy of Iran that dominates the political life.

On one hand you're claiming that countries make friendships/enemies based on personal interest and on the other hand you're worried about Muslims taking over the world. If Armenia would stop catering to America's interests and form regional friendships, all your worries would disappear. As long as Israel through America is trying to use Armenia to infiltrate Iran, Iran has a reason to be worried.

[Eddo211]

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. Calling for a world dominated by Islam and Jihad.

The Islamic Republic of Iran does not call for such things, stop quoting made-up Israeli media stories Moses.

As a Christian nation of Armenia, I am worried by such doctrine and ideas. What would Iran's policy be if Azerbaijan was taken over by a religious revival with Shias becoming more prominent? Would they abandon Armenia and quickly ally with Azerbaijan? Relations between Iran and Armenia could be much closer, if it wasn't for the heavy theocracy of Iran that dominates the political life.

If you really care for the Republic of Armenia then you would support this Islamic regime since it has proven to be been better to Armenia’s foreign interests than the nationalist ones. Regardless religion has little to do between Iranian and Persian relations that you are so desperately trying to ruin, shoon shan vorty degha doo incheta?

[Mos]

Re: Iranian-Armenian relations

On one hand you're claiming that countries make friendships/enemies based on personal interest and on the other hand you're worried about Muslims taking over the world. If Armenia would stop catering to America's interests and form regional friendships, all your worries would disappear. As long as Israel through America is trying to use Armenia to infiltrate Iran, Iran has a reason to be worried.

I disagree. America is trying to infiltrate Iran through Azerbaijan, not Armenia. I'm not worried about Muslims taking over, I'm worried about some of the doctrine that Iran's religious leaders spew as they tend to be very pro-Islamic and against anything that isn't Islamic.

The Islamic Republic of Iran does not call for such things, stop quoting made-up Israeli media stories Moses.

Religious leaders of Iran have said such things:

We do not worship Iran, we worship Allah. For patriotism is another name for paganism. I say let this land [Iran] burn. I say let this land go up in smoke, provided Islam emerges triumphant in the rest of the world.
Speech in Qom 1980

“The slogan ‘Not the east, not the west’ was the principle slogan of the Islamic revolution in the world of hunger and the impoverished. This is the established principle of Islamic nations and countries who, in the near future and with the help of Allah, will accept Islam as the only ideology leading to salvation – and they will not go back from this principle in the least.”

“I say with surety that Islam will make the world powers abased. Islam will remove huge obstacles both internally and externally and will overtake key positions in the world.”

“Our goal is to implement Islamic international goals in the world of poverty and hunger. We say that there will be fighting as long as there is polytheism and disbelief and as long as there is a fight we will be there. We do not have any [beef] between any city or nation. We have decided to raise the flag of ‘La ilaha ilallah.’”

If you really care for the Republic of Armenia then you would support this Islamic regime since it has proven to be been better to Armenia’s foreign interests than the nationalist ones. Regardless religion has little to do between Iranian and Persian relations that you are so desperately trying to ruin, shoon shan vorty degha doo incheta?

It seems Iran lost patience in cooperating with the regime in Baku after it sent its own troops into the Fizuli region of Azerbaijan on September 2, 1992. In so doing, Iran organized a safety corridor for Azeris escaping the massacres of Armenian nationalists and later assisted in the arrival of 1,300 volunteers from Afghanistan to fight for Azerbaijan. The lack of reciprocity on behalf of Baku to Iran’s friendly gestures forced Tehran to slightly readjust its approach toward the conflict in Karabakh.

I support Iran, for the sake of our relations, especially economical, not too crazy about the religious leaders and their doctrine, but given their friendly relations to us I support them. But at the same time am keeping my eye out for Azeri-Iranian relations, because if those improve because of some change in Azerbaijan, that could spell trouble.