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Were those Armenian women?
Gagik Avanesyan
Hadrut
12-05-2007 11:43:08 - KarabakhOpen
On hearing the excited comments on the `adventures' of the Armenian women
in the village of Shahtakhti, I became convinced that our people are too
naïve. Most people believe reports in the Azerbaijani media.
To detect the far-reaching goal of this report it is enough to remember the
recent past when the government instructed to destroy the khachkars in Djolfa.
And in order to avoid more `trouble', like in the case of khachkars, the
Azerbaijani government decided to follow their `elder brother' Turkey which
destroyed almost every evidence to the Armenian civilization in West Armenia
without administrative interference, through a simple method.
They made the local people believe that the Armenians had buried gold in the
walls of churches. The local `explorers' first dismantled the stones of the
walls and when they found no gold they used the same stones to build other
building, leaving no trace of Armenians who used to live in that territory.
Soon the `gold rush' will start in Nakhidjevan, destroying every `trace of
Armenians'. In case of a `political scandal' it will turn out that the monuments
were destroyed by the Armenians. And again the government will have nothing
to do with it.
Gagik Avanesyan
Hadrut
12-05-2007 11:43:08 - KarabakhOpen
On hearing the excited comments on the `adventures' of the Armenian women
in the village of Shahtakhti, I became convinced that our people are too
naïve. Most people believe reports in the Azerbaijani media.
To detect the far-reaching goal of this report it is enough to remember the
recent past when the government instructed to destroy the khachkars in Djolfa.
And in order to avoid more `trouble', like in the case of khachkars, the
Azerbaijani government decided to follow their `elder brother' Turkey which
destroyed almost every evidence to the Armenian civilization in West Armenia
without administrative interference, through a simple method.
They made the local people believe that the Armenians had buried gold in the
walls of churches. The local `explorers' first dismantled the stones of the
walls and when they found no gold they used the same stones to build other
building, leaving no trace of Armenians who used to live in that territory.
Soon the `gold rush' will start in Nakhidjevan, destroying every `trace of
Armenians'. In case of a `political scandal' it will turn out that the monuments
were destroyed by the Armenians. And again the government will have nothing
to do with it.