Kajutyun
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Great, please copy and paste that "spreadsheet" that you so meticulously keep. Also, decide what is your source: APA, to which you referred before, or your own spreadsheet (from the Ministry of Information of Armenia)? Because it can't really be both - APA is a serious source, your spreadsheet is not.
Uhm...are you stupid? You think that Armenia keeps track of every noncombat death in Azerbaijan? lmao. The spreadsheet is based on APA, which records 53 deaths, so you can be sure that there are more. And no, you cant see it. But you can go back and look in APA archives.
Firstly, there is no independent press in Armenia. Armenia is a dictatorship - and when your people protest protest, they get killed in the dozens, like it happened in 2008. So please, save your rhetoric for someone else.
Living in the US probably your whole life, I can see why you might think that. Please go the the 1:13:57 mark in this video to watch an Azerbaijan official acknowledge that Armenia has free press:
Secondly, at least the Azerbaijanis have been open and honest, admitting all deaths and wounding's, and not keeping them secret like Armenians, or using various tricks, like reporting only the death of those from the Republic of Armenia, and suppressing the death's figures of those born in occupied Azerbaijani lands whom they conveniently count as soldiers of some non-existing "NKR".
What?! Honest?!?!? Are you kidding me? Read this:
http://en.apa.az/xeber_soldier_of_azerbaijani_army_dies_of_elec_195 049.html
This is not the first time Azeri soldier has "died of shock." Again, it's either lies or an indication of severe imbecility.
Oh, and that makes 54
Thirdly, I guess because you've been described by other forum members as an Armenia government operative, you decided to level a similar accusation at everyone else - probably because according to you, "best defense is attack". It's funny, because over the years, on various forums, I've been accused of being an American, Israeli, Turkish, Russian, Iranian, Azerbaijani, and other "official". That's fine - although I wish they all paid me as well, that would have been nice.
That would be an idiotic accusation, because Armenian officials do not lurk around the internet combatting Turkish trolls. I'm a college student.
Are you actually not Turkish?
Dedovschina is a very serious problem in Armenian Army. It is shameful, and the officers overseeing this should be jailed for life. But it pales in comparison to Azeri army.
Enjoy: Azeri organ trafficking scandal: heart, liver removed from soldier?s dead body - PanARMENIAN.Net
Azerbaijani Army for sale - Opinions - GeorgiaTimes.info
Disgusting.
If you want to nitpick about the difference between 68,000 and 85,000, that's fine. Just remember that Armenians were outnumbered 20 years ago as well, and we both know how that ended.
"Shushi" is a recent Armenian invention, and does not translate from Armenian language - whether modern Armenian, or ancient Armenian. It is meaningless. Which makes no sense - why would "ancient Armenians" give a meaningless name to "their" city? Meanwhile, "newcomers" Azerbaijanis gave a meaningful name? So 1:0 for Azerbaijanis.
Oh I see. Please tell me then, if you are such an expert on languages, what does "Nakhichevan" mean in the Azeri language? Now tell me what it means in Armenian
Names are names. They don't always have meanings. What does New York "mean"? lol
I never called anyone cowards, so please spare us of your pseudo-patriotic mumbo-jumbo. Karabakh is not "your land". It is the land of Azerbaijani people, who according to the last Soviet census of 1989 made up 75% of all those territories from which they were ethnically cleansed (and they made up 75% in 1917, and they made up 75% and more in 1805 when Azerbaijani Karabakh Khanate joined Russia as a Muslim kingdom, and Azerbaijanis were majority before that too).
Thank you Ilham Aliyev. Now please go back to your oil bath.
[/QUOTE]Meanwhile, the "people of Karabakh", who mostly live in refugee camps in unoccupied parts of Azerbaijan, are more free than the Armenian residents of occupied Karabakh.
You make me laugh otar. If Karabakhi Armenians do not live in refugee camps, how are they less free then the Azeris that do? I am going to Karabakh next week, and I do not plan on surrendering my freedom. Lmao.
Now let me ask you something if you are so smart: If Azerbaijan has so much money, why not provide housing for these IDPs.
I really hope that you are not an American, because if you are then your support for Azeri regime is disgusting.
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