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Is Iran Developing an Azeri Problem?

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  • #71
    Re: Is Iran Developing an Azeri Problem?

    Iran doesn't pursue and "Pan-turkist" policy. In fact, Iran sees it as a threat to their own security. Turkey and Azerbaijan pursue a "pan-turkist" policy. What you say makes no sense.

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    • #72
      Re: Is Iran Developing an Azeri Problem?

      Originally posted by skhara View Post
      Iran doesn't pursue and "Pan-turkist" policy. In fact, Iran sees it as a threat to their own security. Turkey and Azerbaijan pursue a "pan-turkist" policy. What you say makes no sense.
      Yes. They do. They just call their Pan-Turkism for Pan Iranism. If these people were really Pan Iranist, they would be interested in Afghanistan and not the Republic of Azerbaijan!!!!! No. Afghanistan is their enemy and the Republic of Azerbaijan is their friend. You should listen carefully to what Mr. SattarKhan was saying. The whole leadership in Iran from Ahmadinejad to the rest are Azeri Turks. This is a follower regime to Saffavids Azeri Turks from 15 century.

      Just two Turk countries such as Iran and Turkey have conflict does not mean that Azeris are Persians.

      Check my blog on Orange Revolution in Iran
      President Adolph Ahmadinejad: Austria or Florida??
      Last edited by oslonor; 04-09-2008, 03:16 PM.
      Persians and Hollywood
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      A Google Blog

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      • #73
        Re: Is Iran Developing an Azeri Problem?

        Originally posted by ZAYRAVAST
        complete wrong statement....Iran helped armenia during the azerbeycan war supporting armenian Artzagh freedom fighters supplying by harware and amunition and specially their help over lachin corridor was very pozitive initiation...they have doneit because generally they dont semptize with the azerbeycan state for various reasons....first they are aware the only tool to disteblize the Iran are the azeri minority in side the country and they are only means for USA.....another problem is continuing dispute between Iran and Azerbeycan over the Caspian sea teretorial rentability where oil and its turnover is a prime importance for all the surrounding countries....
        That is correct. But all that depends on Balance of foces inside Iran. As you see Pan Turkism is on the rise in Iran and the nature of the regime will change soon. My blog points out these developments.
        Persians and Hollywood
        http://oslonor.blogspot.com

        A Google Blog

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        • #74
          Re: Is Iran Developing an Azeri Problem?

          I'm starting to think zayravast and oslonor are the same person.
          For the first time in more than 600 years, Armenia is free and independent, and we are therefore obligated
          to place our national interests ahead of our personal gains or aspirations.



          http://www.armenianhighland.com/main.html

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          • #75
            Re: Is Iran Developing an Azeri Problem?

            Russia and Turkey

            Also Iran as an Azeri Turk country poses a great security risk to Russia as pan Turkism can be promoted in the whole central asia. This would change the balance of forces in the region to the favor of US as opposed to today's situation where Russia is a dominant power in the region. And this is the reason Azeri Turks are promoted by the US, both under Clinton and Bush Administrations.

            Pan Turkism in Iran is not an ally of the Pan Turks in Turkey as they have different agenda and objectives. Pan Turkism in Iran does not use turkish language as its medium for their policies as this is not feasable because of the political conditions in Iran at present time. But that may change in near future. It tries to impose its Azeri Turk culutre on the other people under the banner of "Pan-Iranism". It is necessary to point out that Azeri Turks in Iran do not have any "Iranian" or "Persian "culture" as it is evident for the last 27 years of their rule in Iran.

            Also Pan Turkism in Iran has a religious character as opposed to the anotolian secular version of Pan Turkism. That is why Pan Turkism in Iran poses even a security risk to Turkey as the Azeris might even try to impose their own version of Pan Turkism on Turkey. That is why Turkey is re-considering its alliances and distancing itself from US and may even form an alliance with Russia to oppose Azeri Pan Turks in Iran. This is actually what happened at the end of Saffavids dynasty in 1722 when both Russia and Ottomans together invaded Iran.

            Also note by Pan Turkism, we do not mean the people of Azerbaijan who are demanding their ethnic rights. But we mean Azeri Turks pretending to be "Iranian Nationalist" and are sitting in Tehran and control the regime in Iran.

            Iran: Aryanism to Pan Turkism
            Persians and Hollywood
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            • #76
              Re: Is Iran Developing an Azeri Problem?

              I cleaned up the latter part of this thread. Too many useless, baseless posts just aimed at insulting and ranting.

              Keep it clean and keep it relevant.
              Achkerov kute.

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              • #77
                Re: Is Iran Developing an Azeri Problem?

                Why did you erase the most important post, why azerbaijan is a fake country which didn't exist prior to 1918, and that azeri is not the proper term for them. This is one of the best posts.
                For the first time in more than 600 years, Armenia is free and independent, and we are therefore obligated
                to place our national interests ahead of our personal gains or aspirations.



                http://www.armenianhighland.com/main.html

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                • #78
                  Re: Is Iran Developing an Azeri Problem?

                  Originally posted by oslonor
                  That is correct. But all that depends on Balance of foces inside Iran. As you see Pan Turkism is on the rise in Iran and the nature of the regime will change soon. My blog points out these developments.

                  Your blog also makes political calculations based on the percieved shape of people's noses and the degree of their cheekbones... do we really need to explain to you why no one takes you seriously?

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                  • #79
                    Re: Is Iran Developing an Azeri Problem?

                    zyravast you are lower than a dog, closer to a growing bacteria on cow sh*t, and no one seriously considers you to be Iranian. So why don't you crawl back into the sh*thole whence you came!
                    For the first time in more than 600 years, Armenia is free and independent, and we are therefore obligated
                    to place our national interests ahead of our personal gains or aspirations.



                    http://www.armenianhighland.com/main.html

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                    • #80
                      Re: Is Iran Developing an Azeri Problem?

                      Check the blog orange revolution in Iran
                      President Adolph Ahmadinejad: Austria or Florida??
                      Persians and Hollywood
                      http://oslonor.blogspot.com

                      A Google Blog

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