Samuel A.Weems
“Armenia: secrets of terrorist “Christian” state”
The great series of Armenian frauds. Vol. I
(beginning in previous flimsies)
Chapter eleven
Armenian cruelty
Armenia refuses to help Muslims in its state and continues to spread terror by attacking defenseless Muslim villages
“Тhe largest and most populace of the Transcaucasian states, Azerbaijan was also the most diverse” (from the book of Hovannissian – edi.). As always, Armenians coveted much of this neighbor’s lands.
“In 1919 Europeans and Americans knew little about Azerbaijan, and the occasional newspaper accounts were singularly negative and denigrating commonly identified as Tartars or Tatars, the Azerbaijanis were portrayed as backward Muslim fanatics bent on implementing the Turkish scheme to annihilate the Armenians” (P 173 from the book of Hovannissian).
Needless to say the paid Armenian agents spread these rumors throughout the Christian world. In a footnote, Hovannissian records one instance of how the Armenian neighbors came together to attempt to counter Christian opinion. “In October 1919 the Georgian and Azerbaijani delegations retained the services of former New York Congressman Walter M. Chandler to rally American opinion to their cause and to counteract the bad impressions made by Armenian propaganda. Chandler offered to do whatever possible “to neutralize and paralyze the unfriendly work of the Armenians` and concurred in the need for an organization along the lines of the American Committee for the Independence of Armenia” (P 174).
Perhaps no country in the history of the world has done more to say and do whatever it took to obtain foreign help than has Armenia. How much money have the Armenian leaders spent to influence public opinion in Christian nations of the world just to obtain something for nothing?
“Many British officers of the Indian Army, on the other hand had developed an affinity for Muslim peoples, evinced no particular sympathy for Asiatic Christians such as Georgians and Armenians, and distrusted the Russians” (P 176).
One such officer was Lieutenant Colonel Claude B. Stokes. Hovannissian writes, “Stokes, a former military attache at Tehran and an officer with years of service in Asia, remained in Baku after his demobilization in the autumn of 1919 and acted as an unofficial political observer until he was attached to the Wardrop mission in November. In him, the Azerbaijani government had a staunch ally. He believed that the Muslims were innately anti-Bolshevik and could be weaned away from dangerous Pan-Turkic and pan-Islamic ideologies through the formation of stable national states supported by Great Britain” (P 176).
Even if such a thing were true, the Armenian leaders would not consider it. The Armenians stated “that Armenian survival could be assured only by keeping Turks and Azerbaijanis apart” (P 168). In 1918, during World War I, perhaps as many as 350,000 Muslims in Armenia became destitute refugees, a third of whom also became “homeless living in misery along the Ottoman frontier” (P 178).
The Azerbaijani foreign ministry and press frequently protested the maltreatment of the Turkic population under Armenian domination. Aside from doing nothing to prevent atrocities committed by Western Armenian irregulars, the Yerevan government was charged with disregarding the Muslim destitute, who were denied shelter, medical attention, and employment. Of the nearly 15,000 needy in and around the capital city, fewer than 2,500 received even a daily bowl of soup, furthermore, Armenian welfare agencies knew full well that the disease-ridden Turkish Armenians settled inbarracks in the Muslim quarter of Erevan would infect and thus decimate the native inhabitants (P 178).
And the Armenians made up the story that the Ottomans committed genocide:
…On August I, Khan Tekinski, the Azerbaijani envoy in Erevan, claimed that 300 Muslim villages had been destroyed since the beginning of 1918, that the only nondiscrimination shown by Armenians was in their slaughter of men, women, and children alike, that Muslim suffering was so intense that thousands were trying to move to Azerbaijan, and that those who had taken arms against the Armenian bandits were simply exercising their right to defend lives, property, and homes. In Paris, too, the Azerbaijani delegation launched a propaganda campaign to change the image of the Armenians as a helpless, victimized people and to point out what could be expected in areas placed under their domination. On August 20 Topchibasheer warned the peace conference that the ethnic and territorial character of the Caucasus was being radically altered through a policy of terror and violence. Armenian aggression in the provinces of Yerevan and Kars… was aimed at eliminating the Muslim population and suppressing the principle of self-determination. It had just been learned, for example, that the men of six villages had been massacred and their womenfolk distributed to the `Armenian Warriors`. Azerbaijan could no longer tolerate such atrocities acquiesce in the loss of a pan of its land and people (P 180).
(to be continued)
National Heroes of Azerbaijan
Lieutenant-colonel – pilot-hero
In this November he would be executed 50 years if 20 years ago merciless death didn’t tear off his life. But then a young lieutenant- colonel was only 30 years old at all…
Sergey Murtuzali oglu Murtuzaliyev was born November 17, 1963 in the village of Pirallahy Baku – capital of Azerbaijan. In the childhood little Sergey always prevailed airplanes in toys, he with a special interest and curiosity watched the flight of aircraft in the sky, and every time, far ahead of time to mentally put behind the wheel flying machine. He since his childhood cherished dream of becoming a pilot. It isn’t accidental that having got a secondary education at the village school, he enrolled in a school for training the pilots, after which he continued his studies at the Yeisk Higher Military Aviation School of Russia.
Having served some time in Russia in a rank of the lieutenant colonel of an aviation regiment in different parts of the former USSR, Sergey returned home and started serving in an air unit in the city of Kurdamir where soon he was promoted to the rank of lieutenant-colonel the rank of the colonel-lieutenant. At the beginning of the 90th years of last century when Azerbaijan acquired the sovereignty, the Russian armies were turned out from borders of the republic. After the Russian pilots left from aviation detachment in Kurdamir, colonel-lieutenant S. Murtuzaliyev personally was engaged in repair of old airplanes and he began to fly on flight refurbished machines.
Sergey infinitely loving the Homeland and the people, was one of the first pilots making flights to Karabakh in times when Armenians was realized there the separatist activities more widely. He made these flights and in too dangerous times when already Armenia waged open undeclared war against Azerbaijan, and the airplanes realizing flights to Karabakh, both civil, and military, were shot down by the Armenian armed gangster forces. This courageous and fearless son of the Azerbaijani people repeatedly made flight operations in zones of the active military operations. Sergey began each flight peculiar: after take-off he usually did different tricks, and then already took the flight direction. And all already knew that’s Sergey! During the flights S. Murtuzaliyev put to the enemy notable losses, thanking that shortly his name became legendary. Sergey’s flight machine scared the real stiff Armenians. Therefore they repeatedly tried to realize special operations for Sergey’s destruction and his “eagle”, but they didn’t manage it. His airplane was twice gunned by Armenians, but he didn’t give the chance to them to take him prisoner and safely landed, without having damaged the machine.
But the destiny, as they say, isn’t controlled. Sergey, who’s each flight was a combat heroism, the military pilot who always installed panic horror in soul of Armenians and which they couldn’t strike, tragically killed as a result of accident on August 30, 1993 during training flight…
In S. Murtuzaliyev’s family – two daughters, with tears in the eyes the other day marked 50-year anniversary of the beloved father…
On September 16, 1994, Sergey Murtuzali oglu Murtuzaliyev was posthumously conferred the honorary title of the National Hero of Azerbaijan by the decree of the President of Azerbaijan.
The hero is buried in the village Dargush near the city of Derbent, and in a military unit in Kurdamir where earlier he had served, was established his bust.
Gadir NASIROV,
“Voice of Karabakh”
Armenia – the breeding ground for international terrorism
The emergence of blood trails of terrorism in Azerbaijan has had direct links to purposeful activity of the Armenian state agencies since the end of the Soviet Union and through the period of Azerbaijan’s independence. That ethnic terrorism is particularly brutal towards civilians and has distinctive ignorance of the rules and regulations adopted by the civilized world. Main targets of the Armenian terrorism claiming for their place in the modern world, have primarily become metro stations, buses, bridges, airplanes, diplomatic missions, as well as crowded public places.
The roots of the Armenian terrorism go to the end of the last century and are associated with the establishment of the revolutionary party of “Dashnaktsutyun” in 1890. The history of the party’s evolvement shows that the main method of political struggle for “Dashnaktsutyun” has been organized terror, robberies and murders. Later, Armenian militants have covered all their terrorist attacks with slogans of “revenge for the genocide” and the struggle for the creation of “Greater Armenia”. In the mid-70s, the Dashnaks established a number of independent terrorist organizations with ASALA being the most active of them. In the Soviet period, ASALA carried out several dozen terrorist attacks against targets of Turkish origins, and carried the idea to bolster the international recognition of the so-called Armenian issue. However, after the collapse of the USSR, Armenian terrorism has changed its path and turned into a tool for the expansionist policy against Azerbaijan, which has already been carried out under the guise of “struggle for self-determination of the Armenians of Karabakh.”
Since the mid-80s (the last century – edi.) the Armenian terrorism has gone through two main formation stages. The first took place on the eve of the USSR’s collapse, when the Armenian leadership sought independence from the control of central authorities, and started a large-scale campaign to gather activists from radical diaspora organizations in Yerevan. In fact, they were militants from various terrorist organizations established by “Dashnaktsutyun”: ASALA, MAG (Avengers of Armenian genocide – edi.), “Union of Armenians “, “Armenian Liberation Front”, etc. Lack of control in the regional situation on the territory of Azerbaijan populated by Armenians, made it possible for terrorists to get weapons and financial support from Iran, Lebanon, France, USA, Russia and Greece and channel it through assistance provided by the Armenian Diaspora to Armenia. The Armenian government has given permission to these organizations to operate in the country and granted them asylum while they were internationally on the wanted list, and provided them with money, forged documents, transport and weapons.
The state would often stage public campaigns in Yerevan in support of Armenians convicted of terrorist attacks against the Turkish missions. For example, Armenian special services using the channels of the Church in Echmiadzin launched a million signature collection campaign for the release of Syria-born member of ASALA Varujan Karapetyan, who was convicted for the bombing in June 1983 at the airport Orly in France.
The first terrorists arriving in Yerevan were involved in the expulsion of Azerbaijanis from Armenia. In an atmosphere of terror and general psychosis their direct participation led to the brutal killing of more than 100 and expulsion of 250,000 Azerbaijanis from Armenia.
Later, President Levon Ter-Petrosyan tried to put the responsibility for everything on the opposition represented by the Dashnaks. In his well-known speech at the parliament he said, “Dashnaktsutyun” established illegal cells, groups and youth organizations in Armenia”.
Well-known international terrorist, US citizen Monte Melkonyan, who was released from the French prison, appeared in Armenia in 1990 and was immediately transferred to Nagorno-Karabakh. As the leader of ASALA and a professional terrorist, he was an apprentice of notorious international terrorist Carlos. He passed the terrorist training school in the Bekaa Valley in Lebanon, and was known as an expert on explosive devices among his mates. He used his rich experience in Karabakh while leading terrorist groups that took part in the implementation of the above mentioned actions. As the result of such acts about 1 million Azerbaijanis were expelled from their native lands in Karabakh (Nagorno-Karabakh and the adjacent districts, as well as from Armenia – edi.) and forced to settle in refugee camps. Monte Melkonyan was killed during fighting with units of the Azerbaijani Army in the summer of 1993. Almost all officials and leaders, including the president himself, of the “democratic” Armenia attended his funeral in Yerevan. He was declared a national hero of Armenia and one of the subversive centers of the Ministry of Defense of the Republic of Armenia was named after him (there is also a monument for him in Yerevan – edi.)
(to be continued)
Atrocities of Armenians (1905-1906) – (1918-1920)
Russian government tried to provide dominant position of Armenians by increasing of their population number on various historic lands of Azerbaijani Turks, including Baku, Irevan, Zangezur and Garabagh. This policy was aimed at prevention of any possible aspirations for independence by Azerbaijani, which were under colonial oppression, and withdrawal of local population with further creation there of Armenian Christian province. To fulfill this, the thorough assistance was rendered to Armenians in order to organize and arm them, support their intentions for aggression against Azerbaijani Turks. At the start of XX century Armenians made first attempts to withdraw local population from historic lands of Azerbaijan. Armenian terrorist organizations acted in Azerbaijan provoked massacre in 1905 in Baku, Irevan, Zangezur, Garabagh and other places. Bloodshed started in February of 1905 in Baku had continued until 1906. Bloody clashes resulted in killings of over 50 thousand Azerbaijani and devastation of hundreds of settlements. More than 200 villages were put on fire and devastated in Garabagh and Zangezur only. Even later over half of these villages stayed destroyed and only in small part of them Azerbaijani were able to return. In the rest of them Armenians were settled. This was purposeful policy aimed at occupation of Azerbaijani settlements. Armenians had special intentions for Shusha and planned to totally withdraw Azerbaijani from there. In August of 1905 Armenian armed forces attacked districts with Azerbaijani population in Shuhsa. Azerbaijani being without serious armament hardly defeated attacks of Armenians. During these attacks there were killed about 100 Azerbaijani and burnt up to 20 houses. The second attack of Armenians to Shusha was in summer of 1906. While the battles lasted for five days Armenians failed to capture the town, but Shusha was seriously damaged. During bloody events of 1905-1906 Armenians partially reached their aim. Thus, they captured about 100 settlements and gained decrease of number of Azerbaijani population in some areas, including Irevan and Baku. This decrease was gained by killings and by forcing to flee of some portion of population under threat of new bloodshed. Implementation of dirty intentions of Armenians in a wider scale was impeded by establishment of organization “Defai” (Defence) leading by Ahmed bey Agaogly. At the end of 1905 and start of 1906, organization “Defai” formed during a short period of time managed to mobilize the population, organize movement of resistance and impede activity of Armenian armed forces. But this turned to be temporal. Armenians backed by foreign supporters stepped back, strengthened their organizations, developed more radical organizations and more intensively armed their groups and prepared new attacks.
With development of “Balkan crisis” some time later and start of the World War I, Armenian terrorist organizations once again directed their attention to territories of Turkey. They started subversive activity in Turkey, initiating insurgencies and attacks on civil population. As a result of “activity” of Armenian armed forces there were killed over 200 thousand people. In some provinces the situation was extremely tense and featured by civil disobedience and separatist movements. In April of 1915 the Turkish government was forced as a way out of situation to make decisions about imprisonment of activists of Armenian armed groups and terrorist organizations, some priests involved with instigations. Some time later the government adopted a decision about move of Armenian population to other parts of country. These definite measures allowed to stop provocative and treacherous actions of Armenians. Since Armenian terrorist groups faced resolute position of Turkey and failed to reach their goals, maneuvering they bring to agenda a fabricated problem of “Armenian genocide”. Even to date they try to take advantage from this problem, but can not gain any significant results. Attempts of Armenians to force international community to accept fabricated problem of “genocide” has turned into banal propaganda, which is not seriously regarded by any of the world’s countries. Namely due to its false nature, the problem for the last 40 years has been brought to agenda from time to time by various countries for their own interests and then forgotten.
(to be continued)