Iranian-Armenian relations

[KanadaHye]

Re: Iranian-Armenian relations

Iran's policy has nothing to do with the Aliyev regime developing stronger ties to Islam. "The Republic of Azerbaijan" is a Turkic-Khazar / Secular-Zionist

Most Armenians just gravitate to the Turkic part and ignore the Khazar/Zionist part.

[I'm not suggesting that we rebuild the Persian Empire, but the truth is that during the period that Armenia flourished, it was a constituent Kingdom with the Persian Empire. I'm sure any proud nationalist, hates to hear the word "Empire," but the truth is that those were largely positive times for Armenia.]

I'm not against Empires as long as there is a fair balance of power (Soviet Union vs. America wasn't really a matched adversary, it was more like two evil brothers with one trying to out do the other). What we're witnessing today is the shift of exploitation from the West to the East and whether or not this will lead to the rise of a more balanced world remains to be seen.

[Persopolis]

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How many of these hikers were Armenian? And plus, how are you so sure that they are not innocent and were spying?

None of the hikers were Armenian (one was an Israeli, if you can believe that): My only point is that if the U.S. caught Ahmadinejad "hiking" on the U.S./Mexico border (during a time of war!) at a minimum the U.S. would take him into custody.

[Persopolis]

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Most Armenians just gravitate to the Turkic part and ignore the Khazar/Zionist part.

Yes, and I think that's a mistake: Because to fight an enemy, first you have to know your enemy. (There are tribes of turks in India and other people that speak Altaic languages that have nothing to do with the hardships Armenians suffered.) The Ottomans are a blend of Khazars, Greeks, Armenians, Turkomen, Persians, Kurds, and Arabs. It was the Khazar-xxxs and the Turks that caused all the trouble in the Ottoman Empire (they also convinced the Kurds to help). Quite honestly, I think the people of "Turkey" should also be liberated from the huge historical lie they have been fed (many of them don't even know who they really are). One thing is clear to me: the Zionists were the engine behind the scheme. Their motives were simple & two-fold: Zionists have always been hostile to Christians and Armenians flourished under the Persian Empire and were excellent traders, craftspeople, and merchants. The Young-Turk-Zionist crowd wanted to eliminate their Armenian competition.

[Persopolis]

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When it comes to being "newsworthy" you're the one who keeps posting all those youtube videos.

@ MosRael: I think it's good for your "country-men" to understand how Khazar-J*ws like you try to divide and rule:

[Persopolis]

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No, there are listening posts on Azeri-Iran border. So Armenians carrying Bibles is a signal that they are being sent by America?

Not all Armenians or even Armenians in general - but you can be certain we would detain you specifically, and that your people will thank us for it. We have ways of figuring out who you really work for.

[Persopolis]

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Interesting read:

It is an interesting read, but only because of the passages you fail to quote, the name of the author, or its source:

"By Maksud Djavadov: One of the ways through which the enemies of Iran attempt to discredit its Islamic credentials is by “exposing” its relations with Armenia."

ARMENIANS NEED TO SCREEN THEIR OWN: "BAKU - Azerbaijani Minister of National Security, Namiq Abbasov: Not a single agent of [Azerbaijani] Ministry of National Security has ever been found in Armenia. This network is still functioning, Abbasov told reporters. *** A district court in the Armenian capital, Yerevan, found five people culpable of providing Azerbaijan with military data and confidential information about politics and economics of Armenia and also of Azerbaijan's occupied western region of Nagorno(Daghlig)-Karabakh. Out of the five convicted, Nina Shilina and her husband Edgar Filkov, both ethnic Russians, were sentenced to 15 and 13 years in prison respectively, according to The Associated Press. Filkov's brother and cousin both received ten years, and Artur Oganesov, a former officer of the Armenian army's General Staff, was sentenced to a year-and-half in prison." http://www.bakutoday.net/minister-sa...n-armenia.html

[Mos]

Re: Iranian-Armenian relations

People get on the plane in America, land in Armenia and trespass on the Iranian border. What conclusion would you draw from this?

Those hikers trespassed from Kurdish Iraq. Where is evidence that they crossed from Armenian territory?

Not all Armenians or even Armenians in general - but you can be certain we would detain you. We have ways of figuring out who you really work for.

Detain me for what? And who do you think I work for, lol..

I haven't said any anti-Iranian things, and yet you keep associating me with being an enemy. Just becomes I'm looking at politics in a more pragmatic fashion doesn't mean I'm anti-Iranian. It's called Realpolitik - that's driving force of politics.

It is an interesting read, but only because of the passages you fail to quote, the name of the author, or its source

It was seemingly accurate description of Iranian-Armenian-Azeri relations.

[Federate]

Re: Iranian-Armenian relations

There you have it. Just another bogus anti-Islam Christian fundamentalist rumour.
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Iranian Embassy to Armenia refutes reports on burnt Gospels in Iran
March 19, 2011 - 13:53 AMT 09:53 GMT

PanARMENIAN.Net - The Iranian embassy to Armenia refuted the Asr Iran website publication about a great number of burnt Gospels that were found in an Iranian village.

The website quoted Ayetullah Vahid Horasani as saying that “Christianity and all other non-Muslim religions are vicious and must be eliminated.”

As media department advisor at the Iranian embassy, Mr. Hamid Murathani said in a conversation with a PanARMENIAN.Net reporter, “taking into account the doubtfulness of the source and respect of the Iranian leaders and people towards national minorities as well as Iran’s efforts for establishment of inter-confessional dialogue, spreading of such misinformation aims to cause a split between religions.”

http://www.panarmenian.net/eng/politics/news/64644/Iranian_Embassy_to_Armenia_refutes_reports_on_burnt_Gospels_in_Iran

[Mos]

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Well it's good to hear Iranian embassy is denying it, but just because governments/embassies reject something doesn't make it always 100% false.

[Mos]

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end is funny