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THE ORIGINAL THINKING OF "THE MOST UNIQUE NATION", I.E. THE AZERI NATION
PanARMENIAN.Net
24.11.2007 GMT+04:00
Perhaps in near future Baku will assure that when the Greek historian
of the 4th century B.C. Strabon wrote about the Armenian people he
meant the Azeri people.
The fact that the official Baku has always tried to attribute all
the achievements and values of the people of the South Caucasus and
the Middle Asia to "the ancient Azeri Nation" is no news. Every time,
reading this kind of "discoveries" in the Azeri Press, one may only be
astonished and even amazed at the creativity of our neighbors. They
either announce that the great Iranian writer Nizami is Azeri,
or take the monasteries in Georgia for their own. As a rule, there
is neither any desire nor any time to waste on such nonsense. We
are already tired of denying the pseudo-scientific fabrications of
the Azeri historians, which was initiated by Farida Mamedov and Zia
Buniatov, who in their time suggested removing Armenia from the maps,
as a country which doesn't exist.
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ But all the above mentioned is nothing in comparison
with the announcement made by the leader of the Humanistic Party of
Azerbaijan Ogtay Atakhan, which is worth being quoted. "As someone,
who in his time suggested an original national historical conception,
I may only be sorry for it, since it is still being neglected in the
Azeri history even when we know that there doesn't and will never
exist another one. In compliance with this concept we should have
long ago laid our claims on everything which is considered the so
called "face of the Armenian Nation", including the phenomena like
"Armenian", "Aravan", "Ararat", which are of great importance to
our National history, as well as on the entire so called "Armenian"
culture, and the so called "Armenian" church, which is historically one
of the pre-Islamic religions of our ancestors," says Atakhan in his
interview to Day.az. We should pay attention to the last words which
make it clear that the Azeri people were the first Christians. And the
Armenian Nation, according to the same "humanist" is an artificially
created nation, which is guilty of a thousand-year of spiritual and
physical genocide of peaceful Azeri people... And the state of Armenia
itself has never existed and never does; instead there is "the great
and only Azerbaijan". Even Turkey has never had such a thought.
In connection with this several questions rise.
Firstly: do they really believe in what they write and speak? Secondly:
Are they in sound mind? And finally: can we really suppose that there
is someone in the entire world who takes the Azeri thoughts seriously?
In an article published in one of the Baku newspapers, it was
written that "the Armenians do not deny our words, because we are
right." The Armenians do not deny it, because one won't have enough
time for it. So we have no time to disprove allegations. And the fact
that Armenia has never adopted someone else's history does not need
any proof either. Though, it will be no surprise to me if in near
future there is an interview with a "leader of a Party X" in the very
Day.az, which will say that when the Greek historian of 4th Century
B.C. Strabon wrote about Armenian people he meant the Azeri people.
And the last statement of Atakhan is, that "The Azeri people are
very unique nation in the meaning that during the different parts
throughout its entire history and in different regions of its
huge territory various religions, among which all the monotheistic
religions existed. And even if it is so, that is to say, even if the
Christianity is not alien to our nation, and if our nation realized
this, who could then use the Christianity as a spiritual-moral factor
as opposed to us? - No one." Here everything, starting with Semites
and Hindus and ending with Vikings and Celts, must subside.
PanARMENIAN.Net
24.11.2007 GMT+04:00
Perhaps in near future Baku will assure that when the Greek historian
of the 4th century B.C. Strabon wrote about the Armenian people he
meant the Azeri people.
The fact that the official Baku has always tried to attribute all
the achievements and values of the people of the South Caucasus and
the Middle Asia to "the ancient Azeri Nation" is no news. Every time,
reading this kind of "discoveries" in the Azeri Press, one may only be
astonished and even amazed at the creativity of our neighbors. They
either announce that the great Iranian writer Nizami is Azeri,
or take the monasteries in Georgia for their own. As a rule, there
is neither any desire nor any time to waste on such nonsense. We
are already tired of denying the pseudo-scientific fabrications of
the Azeri historians, which was initiated by Farida Mamedov and Zia
Buniatov, who in their time suggested removing Armenia from the maps,
as a country which doesn't exist.
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ But all the above mentioned is nothing in comparison
with the announcement made by the leader of the Humanistic Party of
Azerbaijan Ogtay Atakhan, which is worth being quoted. "As someone,
who in his time suggested an original national historical conception,
I may only be sorry for it, since it is still being neglected in the
Azeri history even when we know that there doesn't and will never
exist another one. In compliance with this concept we should have
long ago laid our claims on everything which is considered the so
called "face of the Armenian Nation", including the phenomena like
"Armenian", "Aravan", "Ararat", which are of great importance to
our National history, as well as on the entire so called "Armenian"
culture, and the so called "Armenian" church, which is historically one
of the pre-Islamic religions of our ancestors," says Atakhan in his
interview to Day.az. We should pay attention to the last words which
make it clear that the Azeri people were the first Christians. And the
Armenian Nation, according to the same "humanist" is an artificially
created nation, which is guilty of a thousand-year of spiritual and
physical genocide of peaceful Azeri people... And the state of Armenia
itself has never existed and never does; instead there is "the great
and only Azerbaijan". Even Turkey has never had such a thought.
In connection with this several questions rise.
Firstly: do they really believe in what they write and speak? Secondly:
Are they in sound mind? And finally: can we really suppose that there
is someone in the entire world who takes the Azeri thoughts seriously?
In an article published in one of the Baku newspapers, it was
written that "the Armenians do not deny our words, because we are
right." The Armenians do not deny it, because one won't have enough
time for it. So we have no time to disprove allegations. And the fact
that Armenia has never adopted someone else's history does not need
any proof either. Though, it will be no surprise to me if in near
future there is an interview with a "leader of a Party X" in the very
Day.az, which will say that when the Greek historian of 4th Century
B.C. Strabon wrote about Armenian people he meant the Azeri people.
And the last statement of Atakhan is, that "The Azeri people are
very unique nation in the meaning that during the different parts
throughout its entire history and in different regions of its
huge territory various religions, among which all the monotheistic
religions existed. And even if it is so, that is to say, even if the
Christianity is not alien to our nation, and if our nation realized
this, who could then use the Christianity as a spiritual-moral factor
as opposed to us? - No one." Here everything, starting with Semites
and Hindus and ending with Vikings and Celts, must subside.
