DominO123

happy birthday both.

International papers are full of words such as ''agree'' and ''agreement'' without having to imply real agreement at all. It's more pathetic when we think that Turkey closed the borders out of their own initiative, without any agreement and could have opened it without agreement too. The word 'agree' just excuse Turkey, implying that the closing of the border implicated both states. That's one other sh!t of this protocol, as if the opening of the border was an agreement between two states when one of those states was an actual observer of the closure of that border. Hit someone on his face, then make the apologizing the result of an agreement. Do you see how it sounds?

Why is there such a strong objection? Because they're continuating the Ottoman mentality in what regard Armenia, subconsciensly they still can't accept there is an Armenian state in the Eastern frontier. Their behavior is actually the most disgusting and show how their society is sick, they all have the reason to feal shame yet they act as if they can dare having such a sentiment toward us. Well, that's nothing compared to the more pathological disease their Azeri brother suffer of.

Secret resolutions have no value, because no one is forced to respect them.

I don't disagree with you, I just don't want any 'civilized' country to be compared with UK in this matter, which is the only 'civilized' country which explicitly claimed it does not constitute genocide. They've stole Armenians to pay war debts, then they dare being the only so-called civilized country to deny it. No other nation can compare. They shall remain the less 'civilized' of the so-called civilized, or if that means being civilized as it's defined in the anglo-saxon culture, then the more civilized of all.

That's innacurate, non recognition does not mean denial. UK is the only 'civilized' country which has ever explicitly denied it. Of course I am not including uncivilized countries like Israel here.

lol, those morons investigated those who voted for Armenia in Eurovision, none of the voters were reported Armenians. Now we're in their parlements. What will be next?

Not only this, but this is crafted and analysed as if Turkey is doing a favior to Armenia. Everything is set, so that something in exchange is asked to Armenia. Something of the sort, now borders are oppened, Armenia is not locked from the West anymore bla,bla,bla... It's the first step to push Armenia in regional projects of energy distribution, to again make us believe that more is 'given' to Armenia and something in exchange is being asked. And we all know what will be asked, and they'll open it in their dreams.

Turkey is the eternal enemy, the genocide was a humiliating act, and demanding such a recognition for us is a situation of inferiority, it is humiliating to give them the chance of further denying it. I agree with you that we should NEVER recognize their borders build on blood, but it is naive to expect them ever to recognize the genocide when their republic was build on it, it would be questioning the legimicy of their own republic. The borders are physical, Artsakh is a physical entity, the recognition of the genocide is metaphysical, if they're ready to put a price tag on it to exchange it with something really physical like recognizing Artsakh, they are more than welcome on doing it, until that happens, Armenia has no business signing worthless papers or protocols with the enemy.

Let's tax the diaspora 5%, and invest in military, missle heads all turned on their direction. Turkey and their psychotic brothers only understand the language of war and threats, we have no oil and no interest to the world, but in such situation the world respect the little red buttom which makes boom when pressed. I am willing to forget the Armenian genocide recognitionm when Turkey puts something interesting on the table, that is, it's recognition of Artsakh as an independent state.

Isn't it funny, that we can't even think we should even set precognition and they dare doing that? Faceless morons.

well, what you expect from politicians? The only Armenian response toward Turkey is back up and arm Kurdish armed groups.

Well, it's much more complicated, are you ready to import cheap Turkish products in the Armenian market which will compete with those already in Armenia? The only possible gain with this protocol (if it is even one), is that opening borders could push Azerbaijan toward Russia, and having their pipeline flowing there rather than in Europe with Nabucco project.

happy birthday dude

There is a growing pan-turkist mentality in Azerbaijan, the Turks have a longer history than the Azeri, because being identified as Turk they can maintain their identity from the Uygurs from China to the Turkmens in Iraq and elsewhere. The whole point of this 'professor' is that they are not 'Azerbaijani', a new identity with no history, but Turks with all the heritage of the Turkic tribs as far North as Mongolia.