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Biasedness of the European Union - USA - Western countries towards Armenia
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Re: Biasedness of the European Union - USA - Western countries towards Armenia
Let us begin with something recent;
Western countries try to teach us to be ''tolerant'' by financing certain projects (using probably people like Mos), at the same time they ignore the racism in Azerbaijan. What is their agenda?
Ara Papian against showing of Azerbaijani films in Armenia
November 14, 2010 - 16:12 AMT 12:12 GMT
PanARMENIAN.Net - Ara Papian, Head of Modus Vivendi Center, is among those who stand against the showing of Azerbaijani films in Armenia.
“Am I really that narrow-minded of a patriot that I would go against cultural interactions? Not at all. A few years ago when – as always, with foreign financing – a survey was being undertaken among Armenian social and political circles on the future of Armenia-Turkey and Armenia-Azerbaijan relations, I myself proposed establishing and developing mutual cultural ties,” Papyan said.
“What has changed now, for me to be against such a thing? A very important factor. Justice has been violated, that is, the principle of reciprocity has been broken. If there is an intention of showcasing Azerbaijani films in Yerevan, apparently with American money, then a similar event must be organized in Baku as well, that is, a screening of Armenian films. If that is not taking place, then an incorrect message is being broadcast to the entire world; people would think that there is a need of encouraging tolerance only among Armenians,” he said.
“I cannot claim that we are a tolerant society in the Western sense. Without a doubt, we ourselves have a lack of tolerance with regards to certain minorities even in our own society. We have yet a long way to go. However, the level of tolerance in Armenian society is quite a few rungs higher than the tolerance of Azerbaijani society. And this refers not only to interactions between our peoples. The principle of reciprocity is a most important principle in inter-state relations. Its preservation is imperative. When it comes to international relations, any unjust compromise in our region is perceived as a sign of weakness and could lead to very dangerous consequences indeed.”
“One must not forget that the latest Azerbaijani film viewed by our society starred a citizen of the Republic of Armenia, Manvel Saribekyan,” the historian concluded.Last edited by Tigranakert; 11-14-2010, 02:48 PM.
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Re: Biasedness of the European Union - USA - Western countries towards Armenia
How about you look at how much aid US has given to Armenia? US supported by the Armenian diaspora has done a lot of good for Armenia. And of course the many projects that US conducts in Armenia like rebuilding schools, roads, water systems, etc. Right now, Azeri-US relations have taken a turn for the worse, evident by how long they haven't been able to get an appointment for ambassador and also how US exposed the expensive house Aliyev had bought his son in Dubai (which really angered Aliyev). And during these last elections US was very quick to reprimand Azerbaijan on the undemocratic nature of the elections.
The most countries to have recognized Armenian Genocide come from Europe, and countries like Switzerland and France have laws against denial of Genocide, and Turks have been prosecuted under that law. Saying that EU is anti-Armenian, and pro-Turkish is baseless. Don't forget despite all the good that Russia has done for us, they also sell weapons to Azeris and gave weapons and mercenaries to both Azeris and Armenians. They don't care about us or Azeris, they care about maintaining control in that area by keeping the status quo. You portray Russia as our saviours but they are just like any other country, they have helped us in the past but they have also sold us in the past. Putin really cares about Armenia? No he cares about Russia, and whatever benefits Russia he will do.Մեկ Ազգ, Մեկ Մշակույթ
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"Western Assimilation is the greatest threat to the Armenian nation since the Armenian Genocide."
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Re: Biasedness of the European Union - USA - Western countries towards Armenia
Originally posted by Mos View PostHow about you look at how much aid US has given to Armenia? US supported by the Armenian diaspora has done a lot of good for Armenia. And of course the many projects that US conducts in Armenia like rebuilding schools, roads, water systems, etc. Right now, Azeri-US relations have taken a turn for the worse, evident by how long they haven't been able to get an appointment for ambassador and also how US exposed the expensive house Aliyev had bought his son in Dubai (which really angered Aliyev). And during these last elections US was very quick to reprimand Azerbaijan on the undemocratic nature of the elections.
The most countries to have recognized Armenian Genocide come from Europe, and countries like Switzerland and France have laws against denial of Genocide, and Turks have been prosecuted under that law. Saying that EU is anti-Armenian, and pro-Turkish is baseless. Don't forget despite all the good that Russia has done for us, they also sell weapons to Azeris and gave weapons and mercenaries to both Azeris and Armenians. They don't care about us or Azeris, they care about maintaining control in that area by keeping the status quo. You portray Russia as our saviours but they are just like any other country, they have helped us in the past but they have also sold us in the past. Putin really cares about Armenia? No he cares about Russia, and whatever benefits Russia he will do.
My god, did they publish an article about Aliyev's house. That is so great, what a disaster, Azerbaijan almost collapsed! It's not because of Armenia, but personal interests they published it. If they were so ''good'' and ''democratic'', they should have condemned Azerbaijan for the destruction of the Julfa Cemetery, not with words but with actions (I am talking about the West). The fact is, they are not.
We should pure have economic relations with the West, culturally I hope we never become like them. We are not a nation of imperialists. We are different. We are Armenians.
It's mere words. Recognizing the genocide does not mean a thing, they know it just pleases some pity Armenians who think it's a great achievment. I think you are blind, how can you not see they are pro-Turkish? Have you not seen how they let Turkey invade Cyprus? How they let Turkey kill millions of Christians? How they let Turkey surpress Kurds? How they support Turkey militarly? That's called pro-Turkish.
We are Armenians. We are not Europeans, we should not strive to become like ''them''. We are different than any other country in the world. The only relations we should have with them, should be economical and not cultural.Last edited by Tigranakert; 11-14-2010, 04:23 PM.
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Re: Biasedness of the European Union - USA - Western countries towards Armenia
Originally posted by Mos View PostHow about you look at how much aid US has given to Armenia? US supported by the Armenian diaspora has done a lot of good for Armenia. And of course the many projects that US conducts in Armenia like rebuilding schools, roads, water systems, etc. Right now, Azeri-US relations have taken a turn for the worse, evident by how long they haven't been able to get an appointment for ambassador and also how US exposed the expensive house Aliyev had bought his son in Dubai (which really angered Aliyev). And during these last elections US was very quick to reprimand Azerbaijan on the undemocratic nature of the elections.
The most countries to have recognized Armenian Genocide come from Europe, and countries like Switzerland and France have laws against denial of Genocide, and Turks have been prosecuted under that law. Saying that EU is anti-Armenian, and pro-Turkish is baseless. Don't forget despite all the good that Russia has done for us, they also sell weapons to Azeris and gave weapons and mercenaries to both Azeris and Armenians. They don't care about us or Azeris, they care about maintaining control in that area by keeping the status quo. You portray Russia as our saviours but they are just like any other country, they have helped us in the past but they have also sold us in the past. Putin really cares about Armenia? No he cares about Russia, and whatever benefits Russia he will do.Plenipotentiary meow!
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Re: Biasedness of the European Union - USA - Western countries towards Armenia
Originally posted by Tigranakert View PostTell me now, how many billions and billions did the US donate to Armenia? We can thank Armenians for most of those projects and not the United States government per se. You think they really feel sorry for us? It's just politics.
My god, did they publish an article about Aliyev's house. That is so great, what a disaster, Azerbaijan almost collapsed! It's not because of Armenia, but personal interests they published it. If they were so ''good'' and ''democratic'', they should have condemned Azerbaijan for the destruction of the Julfa Cemetery, not with words but with actions (I am talking about the West). The fact is, they are not.
We should pure have economic relations with the West, culturally I hope we never become like them. We are not a nation of imperialists. We are different. We are Armenians.
It's mere words. Recognizing the genocide does not mean a thing, they know it just pleases some pity Armenians who think it's a great achievment. I think you are blind, how can you not see they are pro-Turkish? Have you not seen how they let Turkey invade Cyprus? How they let Turkey kill millions of Christians? How they let Turkey surpress Kurds? How they support Turkey militarly? That's called pro-Turkish.
How can you call Europe pro-Turkish? You know how Turkish immigrants are treated in Europe? Like xxxx. They spit on Turks for crying out loud, especially in places like Germany with many Turks. Your historical examples make it seem like they supported Turkey in doing those things, no they didn't. Intervening was just not in their interests. You only intervene militarily if the country is your ally.
We are Armenians. We are not Europeans, we should not strive to become like ''them''. We are different than any other country in the world. The only relations we should have with them, should be economical and not cultural.Մեկ Ազգ, Մեկ Մշակույթ
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"Western Assimilation is the greatest threat to the Armenian nation since the Armenian Genocide."
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Re: Biasedness of the European Union - USA - Western countries towards Armenia
I have been following this forum for a while, and I am happy that there aren't alot of Armenians thinking like mos. The way mos thinks is the way to the end of Armenia. and then your signature which is 100% anti-dashnak? That's more like a turkish comment. I am not a dashnak or anything... I am guessing you like levonik also. And then your avatar which is showing Armenia into the EU.wtf??? You should stay out of politics as much as possible. I am sure you will get a good career as an israeli agent in Armenia...
Anyways, I can prove that everything you have said is anti-Armenian but as I can see you are not gonna change(karmir kov@ ira kashin chi poxum) so there is no point in arguing with you.
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Originally posted by haysip View PostI have been following this forum for a while, and I am happy that there aren't alot of Armenians thinking like mos. The way mos thinks is the way to the end of Armenia. and then your signature which is 100% anti-dashnak? That's more like a turkish comment. I am not a dashnak or anything... I am guessing you like levonik also. And then your avatar which is showing Armenia into the EU.wtf??? You should stay out of politics as much as possible. I am sure you will get a good career as an israeli agent in Armenia...
Anyways, I can prove that everything you have said is anti-Armenian but as I can see you are not gonna change(karmir kov@ ira kashin chi poxum) so there is no point in arguing with you.
-No I'm not levonaqan so move on.
-Yeah Armenia with the EU, get used to it and get informed about Armenian politics because apparently you are clueless on Armenia's current foreign policy. Armenia's foreign policy priority right now is with the EU and reforming governmental structures and laws to be with EU standards, and also heavily participating in EU programs. It's Armenians like you that are scary to be honest, as you rather cut all relations with the West and turn it into a hell hole. I'm glad people like you are not in government, and we have some sane people making the right decisions for Armenia.
-Ok than prove that everything I said is anti-Armenian. Go ahead, and I will rip you apart your each and every word.
- oh ok than you say there's no point in arguing with me, which just shows your true nature Fine you'll save yourself from humiliation because you apparently know nothing about Armenian foreign policy...
-and let me guess your one of those people that supported ASALA and its actions?Մեկ Ազգ, Մեկ Մշակույթ
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"Western Assimilation is the greatest threat to the Armenian nation since the Armenian Genocide."
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Re: Biasedness of the European Union - USA - Western countries towards Armenia
Originally posted by Mos View Post-anti-Dashnak is a Turkish comment? You've got to be kidding me. So in order to be Armenian you have to be pro-Dashnak? That's pretty ridiculous what you are saying and I know many Armenians who are against Dashnak politics. You are just clueless.Plenipotentiary meow!
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Re: Biasedness of the European Union - USA - Western countries towards Armenia
Originally posted by haysip View PostI have been following this forum for a while, and I am happy that there aren't alot of Armenians thinking like mos. The way mos thinks is the way to the end of Armenia. and then your signature which is 100% anti-dashnak? That's more like a turkish comment. I am not a dashnak or anything... I am guessing you like levonik also. And then your avatar which is showing Armenia into the EU.wtf??? You should stay out of politics as much as possible. I am sure you will get a good career as an israeli agent in Armenia...
Anyways, I can prove that everything you have said is anti-Armenian but as I can see you are not gonna change(karmir kov@ ira kashin chi poxum) so there is no point in arguing with you.Plenipotentiary meow!
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