If happening upon a national media broadcast or national print media mention, a cursory swift mention if at all, regarding the ongoing genocide of Armenians in Azerbaijan the coverage has had the tone of it being ethnic in nature, thus smacking of a difference of nationalities or borders when the truth is quite different. This is not the country of Azerbaijan against Armenians who they think should only live in Armenia. This is at its core a part of the spiritual war taking place within every person and every place on earth.

Only in Azerbaijan, it has risen to new heights. A second Armenian genocide. Again, with Turkey as the main antagonist and purveyor of this evil being carried out, though it appears it is all Azerbaijan’s doing. Not so.

This is a spiritual war between Christianity and Islam. Plain and simple and very clear.

See it. Hear it. Smell it. Know it as such.

And this is not going to cease ever nor be handled by any agency of the United Nations or any other nation — unless that agency or nation truly acknowledges the reason for all of this and repents and addresses these ills for what they are, coming to acknowledge and side with the Christians over the hands of evil, Islam, the nations of Turkey, Azerbaijan, and yes, even Russia wanting to exterminate every Armenian because that translates into exterminating a lot of Christians.

Let’s be clear, let’s speak and write concisely, truly, and honestly, shall we?

It’s war. Brutal war. Actual war bloodying, bashing, murdering, pillaging, plundering, raping, burning hellish war. Spiritual warfare made very visible and real. Especially to those living it, or attempting to survive it.

Ken Pullen, Tuesday, October 3rd, 2023

 

Azerbaijan Promises Better Living Conditions to Armenians

Amidst an escalating genocide.

 

October 2, 2023

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Reprinted from The Stand

 

Following the siege of ethnically Armenian Artsakh, a.k.a. Nagorno-Karabakh, by Azerbaijani forces, over half of the Armenian population of Nagorno-Karabakh has already fled to Armenia, with more on the way. In response, Azerbaijan made a global show and urged Armenians to stay and “benefit from planned rebuilding and infrastructure projects.” Elin Suleymanov, Azerbaijan’s ambassador to Britain, also stated that Azerbaijan “had not yet had a chance to prove what he said was its genuine commitment to provide secure and better living conditions for those ethnic Armenians who choose to stay.”

Armenia is 98% Christian, while Azerbaijan is approximately 97% Muslim. Armenians have learned from their persecution historically. Islam has a long tradition of taqiyya, and Armenians have a deep, justifiable distrust of Azerbaijani authorities; they fear persecution, ethnic cleansing, and even genocide.

Following Azerbaijan’s meteoric offensive and occupation of Nagorno-Karabakh on September 19, Armenian Artsakh “separatist authorities announced that the ethnic Armenian enclave would dissolve on January 1, 2024.”

After the incursion, Azerbaijan arrested Ruben Vardanyan, former head of Nagorno-Karabakh’s government, as he tried to cross over the border into Armenia, along with tens of thousands of other refugees. Vardanyan was taken to Azerbaijan’s capital Baku, and now faces an unknown future.

Armenians have a bitter history with Islam. In 1915, over two million Armenians were murdered via mass executions and deliberate starvation by the Turks, which Turkey still denies to this day. Hundreds of thousands became “homeless and stateless refugees. By 1923 virtually the entire Armenian population of Anatolian Turkey had disappeared.”

Turkey supports Azerbaijan, and although it denies having any role in the latest Nagorno-Karabakh offensive, Turkey provided military training to Azerbaijan. It is also noteworthy that arms sales from Turkey to Azerbaijan surged before Nagorno-Karabakh fighting broke out in 2020.

Also, on September 27, at least 125 were killed in a bomb blast, according to Armenia’s health minister, Anahit Avanesyan. The victims were fleeing to Armenia, and their bodies have been transported there.

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan stated that “what was happening was the ethnic cleansing of Nagorno-Karabakh’s Armenian population.”

Since the hope of a home in Nagorno-Karabakh is now gone, Armenians are wise to flee persecution, despite the lie from Azerbaijan that Armenians will gain by staying put.

Already, about 70,500 out of an estimated population of 120,000 Armenians have already crossed from Artsakh into Armenia.

The Nagorno-Karabakh offensive, supported by Turkey, is another win for Islamic expansion, and even with the end of the Nagorno-Karabakh government, there is still no guarantee that Azerbaijan won’t continue its encroachment upon Armenia. Fear is already circulating that Azerbaijan will attempt to conquer even more land.