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GLOBALIZATION WILL COME FROM TURKEY
NAIRA HAYRUMYAN
http://www.lragir.am/engsrc/politics-lra hos15145.html
13:54:26 - 11/09/2009
The Armenian society is offered a choice to decide whether Armenia,
perhaps with a threat to national sovereignty, agrees to become a part
of the globalizing world, either national sovereignty is the only
guarantee for its existence. The choice is clear, and the proof of
that is the increasing talk about assimilation. Such talk may be heard
from people who do not know that term. People just talk if the border
opens, the national coat of Armenia will break. Maybe the positive
things that are in a global world penetrate inside but the ethnic core
will be blurred.
People talk about this without explicitly negative or positive
mood. Because the choice is really serious: it is necessary to
evaluate all the pros and cons. But most importantly the inevitable
choice: globalization comes on the Caucasus like a snowball. Everyone
understands that in today's world it is difficult to live in
isolation, especially in a not very friendly environment. But right
this environment makes the Armenians fear a candy promising process:
globalization will come to Armenia, not from America or Europe, but
from Turkey. And in this case, the arguments of globalization that, in
the European Union, for example, expanding the borders did not lead to
assimilation, is losing force, because the globalization of Turkey
will be uniquely called assimilation.
Snowball is coming closer. And here we do not need to think about the
offensive and initiative, and to build fortifications. And not to
discuss, for how much Serge or Levon sold Armenia and
Karabakh. Because it is clear that they have tried unsuccessfully to
escape from the coma, because they see its speed and size. No one will
give money for an area of the coast, if the sea level is rising before
our eyes. You have to think about how to meet the globalization with
fortified borders, with more extensive and strategically important
territory, entrenched economies. While we are doing the opposite
turning our backs to the sea, we are trying to prove that this is just
a tide, instead of building a dam with sluices, which only we would be
able to open.
Com has grown and is directed to our region after the Barack Obama
assumed his office. Atlantic Community has launched a powerful
movement, which is commonly called globalization, but in fact, it is
the destruction of closed borders. As a result of the U.S. there are
no borders in Iraq, in Afghanistan and neither Pakistan, remains a
small area - Iran, Armenia, Turkey, Azerbaijan. It is not important
who and how will control the territory after - the main thing is to
destroy the borders. And they will be destroyed.
Unlike the Armenians, who are accustomed to look at the border with
the height of human growth and considering it unshakable, others see
the world from a satellite where the borders are only natural -
mountains, and rivers. And when working out plans they operate these
boundaries, but not those invented by man. Perhaps, in order to see
the plans they build on us, we have to climb a high mountain and try
to incorporate those plans into their elements.
NAIRA HAYRUMYAN
http://www.lragir.am/engsrc/politics-lra hos15145.html
13:54:26 - 11/09/2009
The Armenian society is offered a choice to decide whether Armenia,
perhaps with a threat to national sovereignty, agrees to become a part
of the globalizing world, either national sovereignty is the only
guarantee for its existence. The choice is clear, and the proof of
that is the increasing talk about assimilation. Such talk may be heard
from people who do not know that term. People just talk if the border
opens, the national coat of Armenia will break. Maybe the positive
things that are in a global world penetrate inside but the ethnic core
will be blurred.
People talk about this without explicitly negative or positive
mood. Because the choice is really serious: it is necessary to
evaluate all the pros and cons. But most importantly the inevitable
choice: globalization comes on the Caucasus like a snowball. Everyone
understands that in today's world it is difficult to live in
isolation, especially in a not very friendly environment. But right
this environment makes the Armenians fear a candy promising process:
globalization will come to Armenia, not from America or Europe, but
from Turkey. And in this case, the arguments of globalization that, in
the European Union, for example, expanding the borders did not lead to
assimilation, is losing force, because the globalization of Turkey
will be uniquely called assimilation.
Snowball is coming closer. And here we do not need to think about the
offensive and initiative, and to build fortifications. And not to
discuss, for how much Serge or Levon sold Armenia and
Karabakh. Because it is clear that they have tried unsuccessfully to
escape from the coma, because they see its speed and size. No one will
give money for an area of the coast, if the sea level is rising before
our eyes. You have to think about how to meet the globalization with
fortified borders, with more extensive and strategically important
territory, entrenched economies. While we are doing the opposite
turning our backs to the sea, we are trying to prove that this is just
a tide, instead of building a dam with sluices, which only we would be
able to open.
Com has grown and is directed to our region after the Barack Obama
assumed his office. Atlantic Community has launched a powerful
movement, which is commonly called globalization, but in fact, it is
the destruction of closed borders. As a result of the U.S. there are
no borders in Iraq, in Afghanistan and neither Pakistan, remains a
small area - Iran, Armenia, Turkey, Azerbaijan. It is not important
who and how will control the territory after - the main thing is to
destroy the borders. And they will be destroyed.
Unlike the Armenians, who are accustomed to look at the border with
the height of human growth and considering it unshakable, others see
the world from a satellite where the borders are only natural -
mountains, and rivers. And when working out plans they operate these
boundaries, but not those invented by man. Perhaps, in order to see
the plans they build on us, we have to climb a high mountain and try
to incorporate those plans into their elements.