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SLAVIC STATES SURRENDER TO TURKEY
Igor Muradyan
http://www.lragir.am/index.php/eng/0/politics/view/28685
14:07 21/01/2013
Story from Lragir.am News:
Dismissal of recognition of genocide is a sign of capitulation
Orthodox Slavic states posture as prostitutes as they capitulate to
Turkey. Besides economic interests Russia still expects Turkey to
leave the United States and NATO.
Other Orthodox Slavic nations do not care about Turkey-related
politics. They care for financial interests. As of today, Russia,
Poland and Slovakia have recognized the Armenian genocide in 1915.
Bulgaria which seemed reliable in this aspect is not only indifferent
but also aggressive to this issue.
With two big and influential political parties of this country, VMRO
and ATAKA, fighting for the recognition of the genocide, the parliament
of Bulgaria has outrageously dismissed this resolution. Two Bulgarian
communities, including the city of Varna which is the second by the
number of population, have also dismissed their earlier resolutions.
The "pro-Turkish party" which has a considerable representation to
the parliament and is, actually, an ethnic and criminal corporation
under Turkey's aegis, is not the sole reason. The Bulgarian class
also matters.
I used to tell my friends, representatives of different Bulgarian
political parties that Bulgaria is consistently becoming Turkey's
vassal, and this country is swallowing Bulgaria. Sometimes, it seemed
exaggerated but now it is understood that Turkey controls Bulgaria's
policy more strongly after Bulgaria's accession to the EU and NATO.
The Bulgarian patriotic parties blame the liberal and leftist parties
which are sent into panic by allegations of nationalism.
During one of my visits to Sofia there was a football match going
between Turkey and Germany. On the next day it became known that a
group of cab service drivers supported the Turkish team because "their
employer was a Turk, and they were thankful to him for their jobs".
What does Bulgaria look like now? It is a highly apolitical mass
of people who are hysterically craving for a piece of bread and are
absolutely indifferent to the destiny of their homeland. Once a proud
country, Bulgaria is a communicating courtyard with all its attributes.
Yesterday an incident was reported during the congress of the
"pro-Turkish party". A young Bulgarian threatened the party leader
Dogan with a gas gun. Then Bulgaria had the honor to see how Turks
kicked the Bulgarian.
The future of a country which denies the Armenian genocide is
capitulation to Turkey. Who will save Bulgaria? The Russia forces will
not come to their rescue. They can hardly protect their own borders.
However, Bulgaria cannot be handed over, so if official EU hands over
Bulgaria and the Balkans to the Turks, certain forces in Europe,
as well as in the United States and the Near East will resist the
occupation of Bulgaria and the Balkans by Turkey. Otherwise, the
offensive on Vienna will repeat.
Bulgaria must evoke its ideals of the national liberation war,
especially that only memories have been left of its armed forces. Who
will catalyze these vectors?
From: A. Papazian
Igor Muradyan
http://www.lragir.am/index.php/eng/0/politics/view/28685
14:07 21/01/2013
Story from Lragir.am News:
Dismissal of recognition of genocide is a sign of capitulation
Orthodox Slavic states posture as prostitutes as they capitulate to
Turkey. Besides economic interests Russia still expects Turkey to
leave the United States and NATO.
Other Orthodox Slavic nations do not care about Turkey-related
politics. They care for financial interests. As of today, Russia,
Poland and Slovakia have recognized the Armenian genocide in 1915.
Bulgaria which seemed reliable in this aspect is not only indifferent
but also aggressive to this issue.
With two big and influential political parties of this country, VMRO
and ATAKA, fighting for the recognition of the genocide, the parliament
of Bulgaria has outrageously dismissed this resolution. Two Bulgarian
communities, including the city of Varna which is the second by the
number of population, have also dismissed their earlier resolutions.
The "pro-Turkish party" which has a considerable representation to
the parliament and is, actually, an ethnic and criminal corporation
under Turkey's aegis, is not the sole reason. The Bulgarian class
also matters.
I used to tell my friends, representatives of different Bulgarian
political parties that Bulgaria is consistently becoming Turkey's
vassal, and this country is swallowing Bulgaria. Sometimes, it seemed
exaggerated but now it is understood that Turkey controls Bulgaria's
policy more strongly after Bulgaria's accession to the EU and NATO.
The Bulgarian patriotic parties blame the liberal and leftist parties
which are sent into panic by allegations of nationalism.
During one of my visits to Sofia there was a football match going
between Turkey and Germany. On the next day it became known that a
group of cab service drivers supported the Turkish team because "their
employer was a Turk, and they were thankful to him for their jobs".
What does Bulgaria look like now? It is a highly apolitical mass
of people who are hysterically craving for a piece of bread and are
absolutely indifferent to the destiny of their homeland. Once a proud
country, Bulgaria is a communicating courtyard with all its attributes.
Yesterday an incident was reported during the congress of the
"pro-Turkish party". A young Bulgarian threatened the party leader
Dogan with a gas gun. Then Bulgaria had the honor to see how Turks
kicked the Bulgarian.
The future of a country which denies the Armenian genocide is
capitulation to Turkey. Who will save Bulgaria? The Russia forces will
not come to their rescue. They can hardly protect their own borders.
However, Bulgaria cannot be handed over, so if official EU hands over
Bulgaria and the Balkans to the Turks, certain forces in Europe,
as well as in the United States and the Near East will resist the
occupation of Bulgaria and the Balkans by Turkey. Otherwise, the
offensive on Vienna will repeat.
Bulgaria must evoke its ideals of the national liberation war,
especially that only memories have been left of its armed forces. Who
will catalyze these vectors?
From: A. Papazian