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Re: Armenian Georgian Relations
Originally posted by KarotheGreat View PostOk and now tell me how are we ever going to get that? No one is going to give us that, it's time for people to realise if we want something we have to grab it.
Everyone is our enemy, Georgia is in bed with our enemies. They are screwing with the Armenians living there. How long till there are no Armenians living there? Maybe in 5 years they will decide to go the same way the Azeris went in the end of the 80's and get rid of the Armenians.
Tell me from all our neighboring countries who isn't our enemy, please tell me? Because I can think of one that isn't. And haven't you realized that the world love the strong and hate the weak. Look at Israel it can do what ever it wants and no one dares to touch them, even without US support I wouldn't see any power going against Israel.
Why is Russia good with us? It's not because they like us, or they like our culture, that is BS, it is because they can use us a strategic base militarily, and we are located in a crucial crossroad. If they can gain more by being good with our enemies they will sell us in a heartbeat, along with any alliance we ever be in.
So don't fall into the trap that countries have true "friends" or "allies", it's all an illusion, every country is just focused on its self gain and will ally itself with whatever country to get ahead, it's as simple as that. Alliances are also dynamic, long time allies can turn into staunch foes in a heartbeat.
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Re: Armenian Georgian Relations
Originally posted by KarotheGreat View PostRight now I'm reading the Armenian Golgotha, the memories of Grigoris Balakian, there you see majority of Armenians till the end having faith in the Ottoman government to stop it and save them. You read how rich and powerful Armenians being naive and believing that Talat, friend of Armenians (words from the book) would save them and stop the bloodshed.
I for one am sick of having trust in any government or institution to help us. Its time that we as a people help our selves.
Georgia really can't do much for Armenia, it's best to just remain neutral and pretend to be friends.
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Re: Armenian Georgian Relations
Originally posted by KanadaHye View PostIf the U.S. (rather the Israeli lobby that has lived in the U.S. for hundreds of years), U.K. and France didn't support Israel, they wouldn't have a chance in hell to survive in the Middle East.
As U.S.'s power diminishes you will see more revolutions like the one that's going on in Tunisia and Egypt. The people of these countries are tired of living under dictatorships imposed on them by western governments and I think there are also backdoor contracts that we never hear of that are coming to an end. These also happen to be lands formerly ruled by the Ottomans. Turkey would not be able to protect all the land it has if it wasn't for military support from the west. If a legal peace treaty like Sevres can't be held up by the powers that drew it up, it is up to Armenians to point out their hypocrisy and use it as leverage.
I can also guarantee you that Georgia has elements that are working for the interest of Israel.
Now as Armenians we must make the world support us because doing so will gain them much more than not doing so.
And for the time being the US is still the major power and will be that for the first part of the century after that it could be that China, Indai or Russia takes it's place or we get a world like in the 19th century with many major powers, but for the time being US has still more power than every other nation.
I'm not waiting for the powers of the world to return us our lands, neither should any other Armenian. We should work towards that goal on our own and use any means necessary.
Right now I'm reading the Armenian Golgotha, the memories of Grigoris Balakian, there you see majority of Armenians till the end having faith in the Ottoman government to stop it and save them. You read how rich and powerful Armenians being naive and believing that Talat, friend of Armenians (words from the book) would save them and stop the bloodshed.
I for one am sick of having trust in any government or institution to help us. Its time that we as a people help our selves.
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Re: Armenian Georgian Relations
Originally posted by KarotheGreat View PostOk and now tell me how are we ever going to get that? No one is going to give us that, it's time for people to realise if we want something we have to grab it.
Everyone is our enemy, Georgia is in bed with our enemies. They are screwing with the Armenians living there. How long till there are no Armenians living there? Maybe in 5 years they will decide to go the same way the Azeris went in the end of the 80's and get rid of the Armenians.
Tell me from all our neighboring countries who isn't our enemy, please tell me? Because I can think of one that isn't. And haven't you realized that the world love the strong and hate the weak. Look at Israel it can do what ever it wants and no one dares to touch them, even without US support I wouldn't see any power going against Israel.
As U.S.'s power diminishes you will see more revolutions like the one that's going on in Tunisia and Egypt. The people of these countries are tired of living under dictatorships imposed on them by western governments and I think there are also backdoor contracts that we never hear of that are coming to an end. These also happen to be lands formerly ruled by the Ottomans. Turkey would not be able to protect all the land it has if it wasn't for military support from the west. If a legal peace treaty like Sevres can't be held up by the powers that drew it up, it is up to Armenians to point out their hypocrisy and use it as leverage.
I can also guarantee you that Georgia has elements that are working for the interest of Israel.Last edited by KanadaHye; 01-26-2011, 08:51 AM.
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Re: Armenian Georgian Relations
Originally posted by KanadaHye View PostLooks like a coastline to me...
Originally posted by Mos View PostMost of the lands that we have a claim to are in Eastern Turkey, only a very small portion is in Georgia. Plus, why the hell would anyone want to make Georgia an enemy? We don't have enough enemies in the region? You just want to totally block Armenia from the rest of the world?
Tell me from all our neighboring countries who isn't our enemy, please tell me? Because I can think of one that isn't. And haven't you realized that the world love the strong and hate the weak. Look at Israel it can do what ever it wants and no one dares to touch them, even without US support I wouldn't see any power going against Israel.
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Re: Armenian Georgian Relations
Most of the lands that we have a claim to are in Eastern Turkey, only a very small portion is in Georgia. Plus, why the hell would anyone want to make Georgia an enemy? We don't have enough enemies in the region? You just want to totally block Armenia from the rest of the world?
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Re: Armenian Georgian Relations
Originally posted by KarotheGreat View PostWhat you are talking about will put limitation on us, that is something we don't need. We will take what ever we want and what ever our power can give us.
Like for example we want a coast line we will take it and not care if it belonged to us or not. That is Armenian imperialism.
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Re: Armenian Georgian Relations
Originally posted by KanadaHye View PostTaking back what was yours to begin with isn't Imperialism. It's justice.
Like for example we want a coast line we will take it and not care if it belonged to us or not. That is Armenian imperialism.
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