AZERBAIJAN’S GENERAL INCITEMENT AND STUMBLING
Panorama.am
15:10 11/09/2009
Azerbaijani campaign is also used to make its usual incitements,
which, this time, has been well thought but poorly conducted.
`Novosti-Azerbaijan’ news agency reports that an NGO, running in
Georgia, called `Azat Djavakhq’ (Free Djavakhq) addressed a message to
their compatriots calling on `to resume fight aimed at jointing
Georgian Djavakhq and Azerbaijani Nakhijevan to Armenia.’ Azerbaijani
web site referred to web site where the message
is published signed by Zori Balayan, Zhirayr Sefilyan, Armenak
Abrahamyan, Tevos Safaryan, Kenneth Khachikyan, Margar Melkonyan,
Armen Khachaturyan, Valeri Danielyan, Aris Babikyan and Hakob
Atamighiryan.
To imagine how strong nerves Azerbaijani have and how blockhead they
are let’s observe the text of the message.
It’s worth reminding that neither in Armenia nor in Georgia an NGO
called `Azat Djavakhq’ is registered (maybe there is such in
Baku?). It’s obvious that the Azerbaijani have made a technical wrong
calculation as they have published a name which does not exist even in
internet as `Google’ search engine has no information about that
NGO. The shortcomings of Azerbaijani propagators don’t end in
this. They have pointed Georgia as working territory but left the
question to the citizens of Armenia, France, Russia, USA and Canada.
The next mistake made by Azerbaijani propagators concerns the alleged
authors of the message.
Is it imaginable Zhirayr Sefilyan’s and Zori Balayan’s signature under
one and the same document? Let’s put the political and ideological
differences of these two people away and observe another point – Zori
Balayan could not sign this document because he is sailing in
`Armenia’ ship. Note that Kenneth Khachikyan has worked in American
Presidents Richard Nixon’s and Ronald Reagan’s administrations as
speechwriter which is a hard element to refuse putting his signature
under such document.
Leaving the other `authors’ of the `message’ we could conclude that
the Azerbaijani author of the message has put all those names under
the message whose names he has ever heard.
Azerbaijani campaign has been mistaken technically also. The message
written in Baku has been put in a personal web site which is provided
by and then they have spread it.
The technology is simple. To explain, there are internet sites which
allow constructing personal web pages free of charge. The mission of
those sites is to provide people a space to express their thoughts and
view points. But Azerbaijani have misunderstood the mission of those
sites thinking they are `hiding places’ to `fire’ and get serious
reasons.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
