Places That Don't Exist - Nagorno-Karabakh

[yerazhishda]

Places That Don't Exist - Nagorno-Karabakh

"Places that Don't Exist" (their title, not mine ) is a 4 part series I found on YouTube produced by BBC, not sure of the year but I think around 2005. Other episodes examine the conflicts in Abkhazia, South Osettia and Somaliland, etc. The host takes you to both sides of the conflict and tries to show us the "horrors" that were committed against the Azeris who vow to "take back" their "homeland" . The Western bias towards the Azeris is so obvious it makes me want to puke but it's an interesting watch...

P.S. Of interesting not is how the host describes the Armenian trenches. He says they "look more professional" than the Azeris' trenches. Now, why is that, when a nation like Azeribaijan is so rich with oil? Is it because Armenians are inherently smarter and more resourceful? I think so.

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Part 3
Part 4

[Armenian]

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"Places that Don't Exist" (their title, not mine ) is a 4 part series I found on YouTube produced by BBC, not sure of the year but I think around 2005. Other episodes examine the conflicts in Abkhazia, South Osettia and Somaliland, etc. The host takes you to both sides of the conflict and tries to show us the "horrors" that were committed against the Azeris who vow to "take back" their "homeland" . The Western bias towards the Azeris is so obvious it makes me want to puke but it's an interesting watch...

This documentary was posted by another forum member some time ago. I did not feel that the report was anti-Armenian or pro-Azeri, it was just from a perspective of a non-Armenian. As a matter of fact, I like the way Armenians and Artsakh were portrayed by the producers of this video report. It was interesting to compare front line battle trenches of Azeris and Armenians. But the bast part was the second half of part 3 - the pedestrians fartsing around the minefield as the two Brits stood there in shock. So typical of the region's Armo population

[jgk3]

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"Only the strong can have rights"

[skhara]

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So typical of the region's Armo population

Yes absolutely -- those people could come out of a stereotype comic -- cracked me up as well -- .

[karoaper]

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In this world, where the only thing people understand is strength, I'm much happier that the report showed, or at least hinted at, our strength, our professionalism, and organization, rather than if they had equally shone the light on the suffering and human side of Artsakh.

There are plenty of reports on the suffering of Palestinians. We can all tell how much that has helped them.

Also, the report mentioned that the region is Christian Armenian, given away by Stalin. So, at least the facts were not manipulated or words minced.

Hey everybody!!!!!

[One-Way]

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Where have you been, karo?

[Armenian]

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P.S. Of interesting not is how the host describes the Armenian trenches. He says they "look more professional" than the Azeris' trenches. Now, why is that, when a nation like Azeribaijan is so rich with oil? Is it because Armenians are inherently smarter and more resourceful? I think so.

No comrade. The frontlines are neglected for a reason. The Azeri army is kept low quality for a reason. If you sit down and seriously think about it for a while you will realize that the Alievs, father and son, are our friends. Friends in the sense that for various geopolitical reasons they are objective/realistic enough to realize that renewed hostilities in Artsakh will not be tolerated. Baku is afraid of Moscow, as well as Tehran. That is the reason why although awash in petrodollars and having intimate connections with Turks, Westerners and Israelis Baku has not been actively attempting to reclaim the territories in question. Don't mind the domestic tough talk by Aliev Jr, he has to do it. But he will in no way step on the tails of Moscow or Tehran. Again, it's in our interest to have somebody like Aliev in power in Baku. Trust me on this.

[Armenian]

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In this world, where the only thing people understand is strength, I'm much happier that the report showed, or at least hinted at, our strength, our professionalism, and organization, rather than if they had equally shone the light on the suffering and human side of Artsakh. There are plenty of reports on the suffering of Palestinians. We can all tell how much that has helped them.

Apres hazar apres, doktor jan. That is why I can't tolerate our diaspora based genocide obsessed idiots. In the big picture, these people do us more harm than good. If all this genocide recognition energy - monetary, physical, organizational, emotional, etc. - was placed on strengthening the Armenian Republic instead the recognition of the genocide as well as the acquisition of our historic lands would be made much easier. Instead, diaporans obsess over crying at the feet of the great powers with the hopes that one day, maybe one day, they will look at our suffering and stand up for justice.

And they say Armenians are smart...

Anyway, welcome back, we miss you.

[yerazhishda]

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No comrade. The frontlines are neglected for a reason. The Azeri army is kept low quality for a reason. If you sit down and seriously think about it for a while you will realize that the Alievs, father and son, are our friends. Friends in the sense that for various geopolitical reasons they are objective/realistic enough to realize that renewed hostilities in Artsakh will not be tolerated. Baku is afraid of Moscow, as well as Tehran. That is the reason why although awash in petrodollars and having intimate connections with Turks, Westerners and Israelis Baku has not been actively attempting to reclaim the territories in question. Don't mind the domestic tough talk by Aliev Jr, he has to do it. But he will in no way step on the tails of Moscow or Tehran. Again, it's in our interest to have somebody like Aliev in power in Baku. Trust me on this.

That's an interesting analysis, and makes a lot of sense. However, it is obviously the opposite of what first comes to mind when reports like this one come out of Asbarez on an almost regular basis.

[Armanen]

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aliyev is biding his time. If he ever thought he could get away with a new war he would do it. It's like how sackaxxxxvill thought he had the green light to go into S. Ossetia or Saddam going into Kuwait.

I continue to praise the officials in Yerevan for pouring money and resources into keeping our military ready for any attemps by azerbaijan to restart the war. We can not and will not be caught with our pants down.