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    HAND IN HAND AGAINST ARMENIA
    Armen Tsatouryan

    Hayots Ashkharh Daily, Armenia
    Oct 5 2007

    Recently the Azerbaijani propaganda has, by a wave of some "magic
    wand", changed the preferences it had on the Armenian political
    arena for around 10 years. Now the Azerbaijani Web sites, especially
    "Day-Az", unanimously insist that instead of the victory of their
    former idol, they favor the victory of Serge Sargsyan, their sworn
    enemy.

    Why have the outstanding representatives of the Azerbaijani
    propaganda, i.e. Akper Hasanov, Ledani Guliev and the others have
    within a few days diametrically changed their belief according to
    which Levon-Ter-Petrosyan is the only person among the Armenian
    politicians who is capable of making serious concessions with regard
    to the Karabakh issue.

    To answer this question, it is first of all necessary to pay attention
    to the following fact.

    Mr. Ter-Petrosyan's September 21 speech for a moment aroused an
    obvious euphoria in Azerbaijan. But those singing praises to our
    ex-President from Baku quickly realized that their words were first
    of all addressed to the rivals.

    It was quite natural and logical that after Ter-Petrosyan's return
    to active politics, the Azerbaijani propaganda, which had sung his
    praises for around 10 years, would change its targets and direct its
    blows towards the rival's side. Because, if the former approach had
    been preserved, Mr. Ter-Petrosyan's rivals would have made sure once
    again that this person is trying to return to the post of President in
    order to realize his well-known defeatist program adopted in 1997-1998
    with regard to the Karabakh Issue.

    It is quite conceivable that the "propaganda-based solutions" deriving
    from the interests of one's own country currently demand that people
    like Eldanizguliev present Ter-Petrosyan as a clever and a much more
    dangerous activist for Azerbaijan than Serge Sargsyan whom they hate
    so much.

    The following question comes up: what does our country's national
    interest demand in that case? The answer is clear and obvious: to find
    out the causes of such a sudden transformation of the Azeri people's
    views and not to be misled by the change of their preferences.

    Whereas the majority of the media supporting the Armenian pan-National
    Movement are currently engaged in disseminating this kind of primitive
    provocation elaborated by the Azerbaijani propaganda, and they are
    trying to convince their readers that Azerbaijan is anxious rather
    than happy by the prospect of Mr. Ter-Petrosyan's return.

    What makes those media engage themselves in disseminating Azerbaijan's
    "propaganda-based provocations"? Is it the lack of elementary knowledge
    or the coincidence of interests with the Turks?

    If this kind of approach results from ignorance or naivety, let them
    at least remember the well-known proverb saying "Never confide in an
    ass". And if they consciously commit themselves to disseminating the
    Azerbaijani "target change" operation in Armenia, there is already
    a certain role-casting between the Azerbaijani "Day-Az" and some of
    our newspapers.

    That is, on the one hand the Azerbaijani media are currently
    presenting Levon Ter-Petrosyan as a dangerous and cruel rival, a real
    "Armenian extremist" under whose rule the Armenians occupied Shushi and
    performed the military operations of Khodjalu, and on the other hand,
    by presenting to the reader the publications of "Day Az" and other
    Web sites, the media supporting the Armenian pan-National Movement
    are trying to convince us that it is by all means necessary to ensure
    Mr. Petrosyan's victory in the upcoming presidential elections in
    order to give Azerbaijan a good lesson.

    When the Armenian media engage themselves in disseminating Azerbaijan's
    primitive sabotage, it only remains to draw a conclusion that the
    obvious role-castings between the "parties" are simply a manifestation
    of a propaganda war against the "common rival"; they rather present
    dangerous political provocations.
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