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Originally posted by lampron View PostI want to welcome our Iranian friends Persopolis and Azar
Armenia and Iran will remain friends no matter what governments come to power
Why have Armenian businessmen not built a modern railway line connecting Yerevan with Tehran
after so many years?
Armenians like to congratulate themselves about how clever they were as traders in the 17th century.
What matters is the HERE and NOW, not 300 years ago!
Armenian-Iranian relations have huge unexploited potential
I am sure Iran would even allow Armenia to operate commercial ships out of its ports on the
Persian Gulf
Armenia could be conducting its trade out of the Persian Gulf and to hell with Turkish
and Azerbaijani blockades and Georgian troublemakers
The opportunities are there - are Armenians up to the task, or do they prefer empty
discussions about how different they might be from Iranians?
I would rather see Armenia exporting to Europe than Asia. There is more money in the West, your average Westerner has much more money to spend than some on from the East. So you can get a much higher revenue for the same product when you export to Europe. In Europe there is less corruption when you compare it to Asia, so you'll lose less money to corrupt officials.
If a modern railway to Tehran would have a high enough return some businessman would've already constructed it.
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Re: Are Iranian-Armenians Iranian? What is Armenian Assimilation?
I want to welcome our Iranian friends Persopolis and Azar
Armenia and Iran will remain friends no matter what governments come to power
Why have Armenian businessmen not built a modern railway line connecting Yerevan with Tehran
after so many years?
Armenians like to congratulate themselves about how clever they were as traders in the 17th century.
What matters is the HERE and NOW, not 300 years ago!
Armenian-Iranian relations have huge unexploited potential
I am sure Iran would even allow Armenia to operate commercial ships out of its ports on the
Persian Gulf
Armenia could be conducting its trade out of the Persian Gulf and to hell with Turkish
and Azerbaijani blockades and Georgian troublemakers
The opportunities are there - are Armenians up to the task, or do they prefer empty
discussions about how different they might be from Iranians?
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Re: Are Iranian-Armenians Iranian? What is Armenian Assimilation?
Originally posted by Persopolis View PostKhachatur Abovian: “Our language consists of at least 50% Turkish words, …”. (K.Abovian, “Wounds of Armenia”, Yerevan, 1939, Pp.80-81.).
Khachatur Abovian: “Everywhere - on celebrations or wedding ceremonies we sing in Turkish”. (Kh.Abovyan, “Wounds of Armenia”, Yerevan, 1939, in the Armenian language).
Khachatur Abovian: “[The] main distinguishing feature between the ancient and modern language of Armenian is a conversation manner and syntactic structure. The ancient Armenian language (“grabar”) resembles European languages from this viewpoint, but the new Armenian language (“ashkharabar”) resembles Turkish. (K.Abovian, Nakhashavig, Yerevan, 1940.).
A.Terteryan, a famous academician: “Abovyan used, what he had heard from the mouth of the Tatar people…” (A.Terteryan, “Creative activity of Abovyan”, published by the Yerevan State University in 1941).
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Originally posted by Mos View PostThis is from Khachatur Abovian, one of the most famous Armenian writers:
Khachatur Abovian: “Everywhere - on celebrations or wedding ceremonies we sing in Turkish”. (Kh.Abovyan, “Wounds of Armenia”, Yerevan, 1939, in the Armenian language).
Khachatur Abovian: “[The] main distinguishing feature between the ancient and modern language of Armenian is a conversation manner and syntactic structure. The ancient Armenian language (“grabar”) resembles European languages from this viewpoint, but the new Armenian language (“ashkharabar”) resembles Turkish. (K.Abovian, Nakhashavig, Yerevan, 1940.).
A.Terteryan, a famous academician: “Abovyan used, what he had heard from the mouth of the Tatar people…” (A.Terteryan, “Creative activity of Abovyan”, published by the Yerevan State University in 1941).Last edited by Persopolis; 04-16-2011, 12:26 PM.
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It was you who showed the greater Iran map with Armenia included, and keeps trying to place Armenia under Iranian sphere. I am all for good relations, but I don't want our nation or culture under any country's sphere, because it just doesn't belong! We have suffered under many Empires, including Persian, and our greatest struggle in our history has been for independence. This is from Khachatur Abovian, one of the most famous Armenian writers:
Wounds of Armenia
The historical novel Wounds of Armenia (written in 1841, first published in 1858) was the first Armenian secular novel dedicated to the fate of the Armenian people and its struggle for liberation in the period of Russo-Persian war of 1826–1828.[18] The novel dealt with the suffering of Armenians under Persian occupation.[18] The basic concept of the novel was the assertion of feelings of national merit, patriotism and hatred of oppressors. These themes had a profound influence on wide layers of Armenian society. The hero of the novel, Agassi, personifies the freedom-loving national spirit and its will to fight against the foreign conquerors. "Give away your life, but never give away your native lands," is the motto of Agassi and his partisan friends.[18] The story begins with an abduction of an Armenian girl by a band of thugs sent by the Persian sardar that triggers an uprising led by Agassi.[19]
Abovian saw in strengthening of the friendship of Russian and Armenian peoples a guarantee of the national, political and cultural revival of his native lands.[20] However; when Abovian wrote the novel he was already disillusioned with Tsarist policies in Armenia, particularly with the implementation of Polozhenie (Statute) in 1836 which greatly reduced the political power of the Armenian Catholicos and the abolishment of the Armenian Oblast in 1840.[20] In the novel, elements of romanticism and realism are interlaced while the narration is supplanted by lyrical retreats.[18]
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Originally posted by Persopolis View PostI agree with you, but don't worry about it - at least a handful of Armenians have noticed the mentality of some among them - hopefully Iranians will be more aware of these attitudes (including Iranian-Armenians who may be put in harms way by other Armenians by thinking that it will be a bed of roses to include themselves among individuals with attitudes like Mos's).
It's also peculiar that Mos doesn't want Iranians to participate on threads germane to Iranians - like the Iran & Armenia Relations thread. [Have a Look: http://forum.hyeclub.com/showthread....ht=#post313016 ] Though Mos knows little about Iran apart from the standard Zionist propaganda he constantly spouts off about Iranians -- he wants to propagate that nonsense without the participation of Iranians while pushing a myth that we are going to jump through the computer screen and deprive Armenia of self-rule by creating a "Greater Iran." It's a phony scare tactic typical of the Zionist lobby.
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Originally posted by Azar View PostThis is probably one of the saddest threads I've see on HYECLUB yet.
It's also peculiar that Mos doesn't want Iranians to participate on threads germane to Iranians - like the Iran & Armenia Relations thread. [Have a Look: http://forum.hyeclub.com/showthread....ht=#post313016 ] Though Mos knows little about Iran apart from the standard Zionist propaganda he constantly spouts off about Iranians -- he wants to propagate that nonsense without the participation of Iranians while pushing a myth that we are going to jump through the computer screen and deprive Armenia of self-rule by creating a "Greater Iran." It's a phony scare tactic typical of the Zionist lobby.
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Originally posted by Mos View PostYou have no right to even speak on this forum .... God when will these 2 persians leave our forum, and leave it to peace.
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Originally posted by haysip View PostArmenians have been in war with iranians for more than 2500 years and now youre coming here and talking of a 2500 year old brotherhood???
tgheq, es parsikner@ stegh ankap chen ekel. sranq mi npatak unen...
yes there have been wars, in the 5th century and maybe also before that, but it is well
known that for many centuries Armenian nobility was close (racially) to persians, if I am not
mistaken some of them were actually persian
there is no doubt that Armenians and Iranians have genetic similarities
don't forget that early European travellers to Armenia and Persia thought the Armenian
language was a dialect of Persian. Linguistically there are many similarities
if an Iranian (or a Turk or Russian or georgian) says he wants to be brothers then Armenians
can only welcome him
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Originally posted by Azar View PostThis is probably one of the saddest threads I've see on HYECLUB yet.
Nothing is more sad than when a 2500 year old brotherhood is broken in the name of Zionist propaganda, but the reality is that most Armenians love Iran, whether you like it or not, there will always be an Iranian-Armenian brotherhood. No amount of your expat ferver will ever change the fact that you Armenians have Iranian blood in you. There is something in the soul of an Iranian that tells me he's Iranian, and with Armenians, it's the same way. Our culture, our attitude, our norms, even the way we talk and move, we're similar, we're brothers.
Does this anger you? Good.
Unlike you, I could care less, I'm a man of honor and nobility, I will always love and protect my Armenian brothers, I view them no differently than I do my Persian brothers. We are one, and no amount of Zionist and AmeriKKKan propaganda will change that. I would rather die than denounce my friendship and brotherhood with the Azari, Persian, and Armenian people, we will always be one and I will always offer my home and my services to any Armenian in need.
Unlike the xxxified, Zionist pigs on these boards, we're not interested in your sectarian bullxxxx. Long live Armenians, one of the greatest Iranian ethnic groups I know, GOD BLESS YOU ALL!
tgheq, es parsikner@ stegh ankap chen ekel. sranq mi npatak unen...
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