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  • #21
    Re: Armenian-Indian relations

    Originally posted by Davo88 View Post
    I wonder how Pakistan would have behaved in regards to Armenian issues if it also had a sizable Armenian community, like Syria, Lebanon, etc.
    Not very well. Unlike Syria, Lebanon and Iran, the Pakistanis are extremely anti-Christian. Not a day goes by that Christians are not killed, harassed, wrongfully imprisoned in Pakistan and this is not exaggeration or hyperbole. It is also the Pakistani secret services (and much of the general population) that supports the Taliban in Afghanistan. I have a very good friend from college who lived in Peshawar (a sh*thole if there ever was one) and Islamabad for one year as part of an overseas work assignment for his company in 2005. He's a tough kid and not one to complain but he described it is a Pakistan as one step above hell (a maybe one realm within its outer-circle). Thankfully he was able to head over to Dubai occasionally for R&R
    General Antranik (1865-1927): “I am not a nationalist. I recognize only one nation, the nation of the oppressed.”

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    • #22
      Re: Armenian-Indian relations

      Originally posted by Joseph View Post
      Pakistanis and Afghans tried in 1994....it didn't end well for them or Azerbaijan for that matter.
      They seem still bitter about that, lol.
      I don’t know which is worst......the fact that they hate Armenians but they are really not sure why, or their constant kissing up to Turks without dignity. The second one is harder to watch
      I can understand the Afghanistan but man, Pakistan is one screwed up country.
      B0zkurt Hunter

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      • #23
        Re: Armenian-Indian relations

        Originally posted by Eddo211 View Post
        They seem still bitter about that, lol.
        I don’t know which is worst......the fact that they hate Armenians but they are really not sure why, or their constant kissing up to Turks without dignity. The second one is harder to watch
        I can understand the Afghanistan but man, Pakistan is one screwed up country.
        I thought Azerbaijan hired Afghan mujaheddin, but no Pakistanis

        Ordinary Pakistanis (even if they have heard of Armenia) will only know about it through possible anti-Christian propaganda. It is easy to brainwash simple, illiterate people

        Bangladesh is more tolerant than Pakistan, and it had (and probably still has) an Armenian church.

        Afghanistan is said to have had a large Armenian population in the 18th century

        What is interesting is that Pakistan, Afghanistan and Bangladesh have not recognized North Cyprus

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        • #24
          Re: Armenian-Indian relations

          Originally posted by lampron View Post

          What is interesting is that Pakistan, Afghanistan and Bangladesh have not recognized North Cyprus

          No country except Turkey recognizes North Cyprus.

          Azerbaijan was flirting with the idea of recognizing TRNC then realized there are similarities with NKR, being breakaway region etc.

          There are also big differences, thats a subject for another thread except to say Turks in Cyprus were never regionally populated nor there was a Turkish region.

          Turkey was very disappointed

          For the same reason Azerbaijan does not support Kosovo independence.
          Politics is not about the pursuit of morality nor what's right or wrong
          Its about self interest at personal and national level often at odds with the above.
          Great politicians pursue the National interest and small politicians personal interests

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          • #25
            Re: Armenian-Indian relations

            Originally posted by lampron View Post
            I thought Azerbaijan hired Afghan mujaheddin, but no Pakistanis

            Ordinary Pakistanis (even if they have heard of Armenia) will only know about it through possible anti-Christian propaganda. It is easy to brainwash simple, illiterate people

            Bangladesh is more tolerant than Pakistan, and it had (and probably still has) an Armenian church.

            Afghanistan is said to have had a large Armenian population in the 18th century

            What is interesting is that Pakistan, Afghanistan and Bangladesh have not recognized North Cyprus


            Bangladesh also suffered from genocide at the hand of Pakistan.
            General Antranik (1865-1927): “I am not a nationalist. I recognize only one nation, the nation of the oppressed.”

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            • #26
              Re: Armenian-Indian relations

              Originally posted by lampron View Post
              I thought Azerbaijan hired Afghan mujaheddin, but no Pakistanis
              That’s true, officially there were Afghani and Chechen Mujahideens but in reality what came to fight in Artsakh was Wahabists with included some Paki fighters as well.........Don’t know if it is true but at least they themselves don’t seem to deny it.

              Ordinary Pakistanis (even if they have heard of Armenia) will only know about it through possible anti-Christian propaganda. It is easy to brainwash simple, illiterate people
              Yes, they back off quick onces challenged but some of them are really dedicated to Turkish brotherhood to the point of being more agressive than Turks.
              B0zkurt Hunter

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              • #27
                Re: Armenian-Indian relations

                in spite of Pakistan having taken an unfriendly position, and in spite of Armenia herself being a poor country I hope the Armenian Government has sent some assistance to the Pakistani flood victims, maybe in co-ordination with Russia, Ukraine, Belarus.

                With 20 million people displaced, the pakistani floods must be one of the worst disasters in recent world history. Most of the victims are the poorest, who in normal times would struggle to survive on a day to day basis. By giving some help now, Armenia would be signalling to the Pakistani masses that she is not their enemy.

                I hope India has sent some help too, in spite of the 'Cold War' that exists between the two countries

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                • #28
                  Re: Armenian-Indian relations

                  Originally posted by lampron View Post
                  in spite of Pakistan having taken an unfriendly position, and in spite of Armenia herself being a poor country I hope the Armenian Government has sent some assistance to the Pakistani flood victims, maybe in co-ordination with Russia, Ukraine, Belarus.

                  With 20 million people displaced, the pakistani floods must be one of the worst disasters in recent world history. Most of the victims are the poorest, who in normal times would struggle to survive on a day to day basis. By giving some help now, Armenia would be signalling to the Pakistani masses that she is not their enemy.

                  I hope India has sent some help too, in spite of the 'Cold War' that exists between the two countries
                  Someone correct if I'm wrong but I believe Pakistan doesn't even recognize Armenia's independence. You can't send aid to a country that doesn't even recognize your independence.

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                  • #29
                    Re: Armenian-Indian relations

                    Originally posted by lampron View Post
                    in spite of Pakistan having taken an unfriendly position, and in spite of Armenia herself being a poor country I hope the Armenian Government has sent some assistance to the Pakistani flood victims, maybe in co-ordination with Russia, Ukraine, Belarus.

                    With 20 million people displaced, the pakistani floods must be one of the worst disasters in recent world history. Most of the victims are the poorest, who in normal times would struggle to survive on a day to day basis. By giving some help now, Armenia would be signalling to the Pakistani masses that she is not their enemy.

                    I hope India has sent some help too, in spite of the 'Cold War' that exists between the two countries
                    India sent aid, Armenia didnt

                    India offered $25 million for provision of relief material for the victims of the massive floods. Further aid as required can be arranged, with a National Disaster Management Force in place, India finds it easier to respond for channelizing aid. Also, there are nearly 400 Indian doctors, who are waiting for the Pakistan government's nod for visas to help flood victims. India has supplied first consignment of 25 truck-loads of Indian potato to Pakistan.



                    Im glad Armenia hasnt sent aid considering the fact that they havent even recognized Armenia's independence.

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                    • #30
                      Re: Armenian-Indian relations

                      Pakistan is the now the xxxxxboy for the US. It's the only way they will survive

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                      Last edited by Joseph; 09-22-2010, 10:25 PM.
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