From: dbd@urartu.sdpa.org (David Davidian)
Subject: Your Azeri Fascists Brothers, Part 2 (Was Re: My Bosnian brothers)
Summary: Your "Brothers" are engaged in "cleansing" all of southern Armenia 
Organization: S.D.P.A. Center for Regional Studies
Date: Wed, 13 Jan 1993 01:25:11 GMT

In article <93012.093525U52148@uicvm.uic.edu> no-name <U52148@uicvm.uic.edu>
responded to article <1993Jan11.170533.1002@uoft02.utoledo.edu>, esuleym@
uoft02.utoledo.edu who wrote: 

[AZ] My dear Bosnian brothers and sisters!I feel myself awful because I cannot
[AZ] really help you.I'm from Azerbaijan and I know what war is.Let me to 
[AZ] express you my simpathy.I promise you taht here in US,in University of 
[AZ] Toledo we will >try to organize protest action against weak position of 
[AZ] UNO.Sorry,we are not able to do much more.But I want you to know that 
[AZ] people of Azerbaijan are your brothers.Your tears are our tears,your hope 
[AZ] is our hope and your victory is our victory.I understand how difficult is 
[AZ] it to believe,but IN$ALLA,the justice will win. Elin Suleymanov.

[CRO] Thank you for the kind words, I am Croatian, from Hercegovina (the other
[CRO] half of Bosnia-Hercegovina) It seems that we have the same problems with
[CRO] fascists ie Armenians and Serbs. It is interesting that the Armenian and 
[CRO] Serbs flags look alike...
[CRO]
[CRO] -Cro

Should I say that your name "Cro" and a certain bird that is eaten when made a
fool of sound the same? 

For one who professes a heritage of parents & grandparents who killed Serbs as
NAZI surrogates, I find your foolish outburst rather self-exposing. Yes, the 
NAZIS and their surrogates learned well from your brother Turks who 
exterminated 1.5 million Armenians in Turkey during WWI. Today, your Azeris 
brothers continue the Grey Wolf tradition as we shall read:

 History Repeats itself [1917-1919] as Georgia gives into Turkish Pressures 

From: _Platt Oilgram_, Thursday, December 17,1992

[X-Soviet republic of Georgia joins blockade against Armenia]

NEW YORK -- The ex-Soviet republic of Georgia has joined Azerbaijan and Turkey
in extending a total blockade against Armenia, the landlocked southernmost
republic in the ex-USSR, effectively cutting off completely already limited
shipments of natural gas, gasoline and fuel oil, as well as grain and medical
supplies.

Government sources in Yerevan [Armenia] said the Georgian authorities' action
was the result of "blackmail" by Azerbaijan pressuring Georgians into joining
the blockade. Because of its own problems on its borders with Russia, Georgia
itself is now said to be 80% dependent on energy fuels supplied by or through Azerbaijan.

The Azeris first clamped a partial oil and gas embargo in the final months of
the Soviet Union, when the Armenian majority in Azerbaijan's Karabakh
autonomous region claimed restoring of human rights and the right to self-
determination. The blockade became total last winter, and Armenia became
completely dependent on limited tanker-truck shipments of petroleum products
and two narrow-diameter pipelines carrying natural gas from Turkmenistan via
Georgia.

Turkey, meanwhile, has reneged on its promise to supply some electricity, even
on a temporary. And despite earlier reports of a supply agreement, no Iranian
diesel oil has been trucked to Armenian from the Tabriz refinery via the
temporary pontoon bridge over the Arax River on the Armenian-Iranian border.

The President of Armenia, Levon Ter-Petrossian, has declared a "state of 
national disaster" to cope with the crisis. Turkey itself has imposed a 
secondary blockade to help its Azeri allies.

Meanwhile, the Azeris have launched a new air and ground offensive against
southern Armenia, with rockets and military aircraft taken over from the
remnants of the ex-Soviet Army in the Caucasus. The offensive is reportedly
aimed at "cleansing" both Karabakh and the southern Armenian province of
Zangezur and annexing it to Azerbaijan. Zangezur is considered to be the
likeliest export route for the proposed Turkmenistan-Europe gas pipeline
and the Caspian Sea-Mediterranean crude line via Azerbaijan and Turkey.



-- 
David Davidian <dbd@urartu.sdpa.org> |"The massacres? Oh well! They merely  
S.D.P.A. Center for Regional Studies | amuse me!"  -Talaat Pasha, architect of 
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Cambridge, MA 02238                  | (Four Years Beneath the Crescent, p 208)