#prayforartsakh

[metamorphesque]

George Orwell said If you want a picture of the future, imagine a boot stamping on a human face—for ever. And to that I add If you want a picture of the present, look down.

The first photo shows the president of azerbaijan walking smugly in the “bloody museum” constructed in the center of baku. The helmets that you see belonged to Armenian soldiers killed during the 2020 Nagorno-Karabakh war.

Hundreds of helmets of Armenian soldiers killed in the war are displayed in the park of human madness, as well as wax mannequins of Armenian soldiers, mocking the pain and the hell my people went through during the war. The pain which, to this day, haunts us and is pouring out of the eyes of the parents, who lost their sons, the children, who lost their parents. And of the nation, who lost his faith in humanity and in justice.

You can see dozens of graphic videos depicting azerbaijani servicemen cutting off the heads of and murdering Armenian men and prisoners of war beginning from the final days of the six-week war unleashed by baku against Artsakh (Nagorno-Karabakh). (The videos and pictures are linked. I am warning you that they’re very graphic and contain inhumane images of torture. I would’ve posted the pictures, but I can’t bring myself to put you through the agony they awakened in me and in people who saw those pictures.)

 In mid-October, a video that contained graphic images and was spreading on social media showed azerbaijani troops shooting two Armenian POWs dead. Footage depicts the killing of a young soldier and an elderly man after being taken prisoner by azeri troops, who are seen grabbing the old man from his jacket and pushing him to the ground. The azerbaijani soldiers then wrap both of them in Armenian flags and shoot them from machine guns for a long time. Armenian authorities identified the men as Benik Hakobyan, 73, and 25-year-old Yuri Adamyan.

 Furthermore, a young man was beheaded alive while he struggles to get away. azerbaijani soldiers, meanwhile laughed, cheered, and celebrated the slaughter as one of them uses an ordinary knife to cut his throat.

An elderly Armenian man was filmed begging for his life, but an azerbaijani soldier held him down and cuts his throat. 

 Other videos depicted azerbaijani soldiers executing an Armenian civilian, dragging others out of their homes to the sidewalk and then executing them, burning the body of an Armenian.

The murder of a woman and her disabled son in Hadrut.

Both during and after the hostilities, prisoners of war from Karabakh were regularly made fun of by azeri troops who also mutilated the bodies of fallen Armenian servicemen. The videos depict azerbaijani captors variously slapping, kicking, and prodding Armenian POWs, and compelling them, under obvious duress and with the apparent intent to humiliate, to kiss the azerbaijani flag.

This is just a non-exhaustive list of what war crimes azerbaijan committed against Armenians, which is far from what some in baku apparently consider "dignified" behavior on the part of their military.

George Orwell was speaking of the future of humanity. I, quite frankly, don’t believe that humanity has one.  

[popsocietyy]

As of late I've heard lots of talk, especially from Armenian youth, about campaigning to help those in need in the region of Kharabagh (Artsakh) in Armenia. However, besides tweeting out insults to Azeris and Turks that try to wind people up over social media and hashtagging things like #prayforarmenia #prayforartsakh #artsakhstrong, I really haven't seen too many people take any really meaningful action that will truly change the people's lives there. Please join myself, GACN, Illuminating Faith and the Armenian Missionary of America in strategic initiative to help the hurting children and families of Armenia and Artsakh. We will be providing clothing to these precious children as well as supporting their parents, the elderly, and the Syrian Armenian refugee population with clothing too. Wherever I know you from, whether it be from school, work, college, Dream Center, sports, or through church, please stop and consider donating any old, new, big, or small clothes and essentials you may have to go to someone who needs and deserves it far more than we ever will. As proud Armenians, act on the desire to help not only your fellow brothers and sisters but also fellow humans in desperate need of our help. I am more than willing to come to YOU for pick-up, just get in touch with me, or you can visit the link in my bio for more details. (at Glendale Armenian Church Of The Nazarene)

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Coca-cola is older than Azerbaijan !!

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Normally, I post about TLK and related. But there is war going on with Armenia, my country, and Azerbaijan. Hostilities on the border of the disputed Nagorno-Karabakh region with Azerbaijan have flared up overnight, with reports of gun and mortar fire, as well as casualties on both sides. Azeri and Armenian defense ministries accused each other of provoking the escalation. (2 days ago) This war is still going on. My people and my country are SUFFERING by yet another genocide through the hands of inhumane murderers. An innocent 12-year old boy Vagharshak Grigoryan has been killed by Azeri shellings, an elderly Armenian couple, and as well as many, many, of my innocent and courageous brothers fighting for our people. Please, help me spread the word about the atrocities going on right now. Our people deserve peace. 🇦🇲🙏🏻 Here I have linked websites that describe what's going on in detail. http://aje.io/fl6f http://mobile.reuters.com/article/idUSKCN0X10LX

[metamorphesque]

I know that Artsakh may not be as “famous” as Paris or Brussels but it deserves just as much recognition and sympathy as those two. The world should know about brutal actions that were happening in many villages and cities of Artsakh these days. On April 1 and 2 Azerbaijan launched a large-scale attack on Karabakh position killing many soldiers and civilians, including a 12-year-old boy, Vaghinak Grigoryan, who was hit by a Grad missile in his schoolyard in Martuni. Two other children, including Grigoryan’s brother were injured in the schoolyard. On April 3 Azerbaijani soldiers entered a small village in Artsakh called Talish and shot two elderly couple to death in their house and then cut off their ears. Azerbaijani soldiers also executed an old woman, born 1924. Sadly, these brutal actions still go on.  

All I want is a little bit of recognition and sympathy for my country.  #PrayForArtsakh  #PrayForPeace