Professor Kaveh Farrokh On Pan-turkism (also About Adil Baguirov)

[hagopn]

Dear friends,

 

I am not sure if this has been posted here or not (could'nt find it in a Google search).

 

Pan-Turanism Takes Aim at Azerbaijan: A Geopolitical Agenda.

http://www.rozanehmagazine.com/NoveDec05/aazariINDEX.HTML

 

 

[HyeFedayis]

I know Adil baguriov him and hes buddies are on Wikipedia trashing Armenian/Azeri related articles with propaganda.

[HyeFedayis]

More Armenians the better on the site.

[Arpa]

Is this the comedy club?

Hagop, why did you not post this under the Humor section, denying us a comedy fest?

Is this guy a graduate of the Academy for Clowns?

How could he forget Adam? (turks use that word to mean “man“). One wonders where they got that word from. Does that mean there were no Turkish men before they learned about adam?

How can he forget Sikender (Alexander the Great), Itler (hitler) , Mussulman(Mussolini), Hayvan (Ivan the Terrible, Vahshi(Washington), Halk(Hayk), Tiken siken I mean Tigran….

Does he know that “turk” sounds like and rhymes with “tukruk/tukel/spit”?

Does he know that turks will go back to wherever the hell they came from? Like anayin amina?

Edited July 2, 2007 by Arpa

[Dave]

Not to mention the North American Indians, that are also thought to by Turkish by many Turks...

[karothegreat]

man look at the some of the jokes they post on that site

 

Turkish-speaking peoples of an advanced culture lived in Asia Minor nearly ten thousand years ago, we do not have any similar archaeological evidence in greater Asia at corresponding time. Thus we can claim that Anatolia was the first home of the Turks. The Mediterranean culture was not created solely by the Greeks and Romans but more so by these ancient Turkish-speaking peoples

 

 

The main impetus for this fantastic claim is linked to the statement made by the late president of the Republic of Azerbaijan Heidar Aliev (1923-2003) who stated that Armenia has no historical basis (Part II, item 3a). There are pan-Turanian activists who truly believe that Armenia is a historical invention; and have even cited “proof” of their assertions. International scholarship has yet to respond to the notion of a Turkic Central Asian origin for the Armenians.

 

 

 

The Armenians are claimed by a number of pan-Turanian ideologues to be simply a “lost” Turkish tribe. No mention is made of the Balkan origins of the Armenians or the fact that they have so many historical links to Achaemenid, Parthian and Sassanian Persia, as well as the Greco-Roman Byzantine Empire (see Part II, item 3a).

 

 

 

The Armenian language is in fact totally unique, despite its many shared features with Iranian languages (see Part II, item 3). Like Greek it is an independent branch of the Indo-European family. Armenian script is also unique (see below left), based most likely on the Proto-Canaanite script. It was Saint Mesrop Mashtots (362-440 AD) (see his statue below right in Oshakan, Armenia) who introduced the Armenian script as we know it today. The only outside influence in Armenian script may be Greek (note the order of the Armenian alphabet and writing from left-to-right)

 

 

that site is a real good site to get your jokes from

 

And now even serieus that site is most crap I have ever read man can't believe that someone thake that shit for real

 

Edit: Some more funny things I found

(1) Greater Azerbaijan was divided between Russia and Persia.

 

(2) Azerbaijanis have spoken Turkish since the advent of History.

 

(3) Turks have been in the Caucasus for over 5000 Years.

 

(4) The Safavid Empire was Turkish.

 

Edited July 2, 2007 by karothegreat

[hagopn]

Good LORD, no one understood what Kaveh Farokh is saying here???

 

Farokh is narrating how the joke of Pan-turkism first began, and he is telling us the entire story of this farce!