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LIES, INSINUATIONS NEVER BENEATH BAKU'S DIGNITY
October 3, 2013 - 16:44 AMT
PanARMENIAN.Net - Serzh Sargsayn had hardly returned from PACE session
when Azerbaijan hurried to yet again to stack up accusations against
the Armenian leader while portraying own President as a dove of peace.
The Chief of the Political Analysis and Information Department at
Azerbaijani presidential office Elnur Aslanov, for instance, stated
that Sargsyan tried to suggest that Aliyev pointed out Armenians as
No.1 enemy.
Seems like Aslanov is unaware of the international community's
response to Aliyev's bellicose statements on Karabakh, with Baku
having confirmed to be buying weaponry for a war against Armenia.
Aslanov went on to recall that "30 000 Armenian nationals currently
reside in Azerbaijan, with their basic rights and freedoms guaranteed
by the country's Constitution." Interestingly enough, Aslanov suggested
the Armenian minority has their own newspaper.
One might wonder if Aslanov has any idea what year it is. The last
Armenian-language newspaper in Azerbaijan was closed in 1989 after the
deportation of the Armenians by the "most tolerant nation." Stopping
just short of accusing Armenia of fascism, Aslanov justifies the
anti-Armenian hysteria by Baku's "protecting ideals and values common
to the civilized countries and defending the state's interests which
are based on those values."
Clearly, Baku suffers from inferiority complex, with all of its
statements aimed at self-affirmation and proof of its ancient origin.
Indeed, a nation having no clear proof or idea of its roots, starts
from appropriating the lands and culture of the neighboring countries.
And a mention of the recently deceased great Armenian actor Sos Sarsyan
who once said "to you Karabakh is a territory, to us it's a sacred
fatherland" was completely out of reason. A tolerant and civilized
state should have known better than mentioning those deceased in any
context. And Aslanov better keep silent.
Karine Ter-Sahakian/ PanARMENIAN.Net
http://www.panarmenian.net/eng/news/170819/Lies_insinuations_never_beneath_Bakus_dignity
From: A. Papazian
October 3, 2013 - 16:44 AMT
PanARMENIAN.Net - Serzh Sargsayn had hardly returned from PACE session
when Azerbaijan hurried to yet again to stack up accusations against
the Armenian leader while portraying own President as a dove of peace.
The Chief of the Political Analysis and Information Department at
Azerbaijani presidential office Elnur Aslanov, for instance, stated
that Sargsyan tried to suggest that Aliyev pointed out Armenians as
No.1 enemy.
Seems like Aslanov is unaware of the international community's
response to Aliyev's bellicose statements on Karabakh, with Baku
having confirmed to be buying weaponry for a war against Armenia.
Aslanov went on to recall that "30 000 Armenian nationals currently
reside in Azerbaijan, with their basic rights and freedoms guaranteed
by the country's Constitution." Interestingly enough, Aslanov suggested
the Armenian minority has their own newspaper.
One might wonder if Aslanov has any idea what year it is. The last
Armenian-language newspaper in Azerbaijan was closed in 1989 after the
deportation of the Armenians by the "most tolerant nation." Stopping
just short of accusing Armenia of fascism, Aslanov justifies the
anti-Armenian hysteria by Baku's "protecting ideals and values common
to the civilized countries and defending the state's interests which
are based on those values."
Clearly, Baku suffers from inferiority complex, with all of its
statements aimed at self-affirmation and proof of its ancient origin.
Indeed, a nation having no clear proof or idea of its roots, starts
from appropriating the lands and culture of the neighboring countries.
And a mention of the recently deceased great Armenian actor Sos Sarsyan
who once said "to you Karabakh is a territory, to us it's a sacred
fatherland" was completely out of reason. A tolerant and civilized
state should have known better than mentioning those deceased in any
context. And Aslanov better keep silent.
Karine Ter-Sahakian/ PanARMENIAN.Net
http://www.panarmenian.net/eng/news/170819/Lies_insinuations_never_beneath_Bakus_dignity
From: A. Papazian