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Exactly my thoughts.

These recent "tensions" exposed traitors in both nations

There are individuals driven by malicious intent who seek to sow discord among us by fabricating problems out of thin air. I have been observing this for a long time, and it is not limited to just one group. In Turkey, one can identify two primary categories: fanatics who place religion above national identity, and those who unconditionally idolize Europe. This may seem strange—given that their views are diametrically opposed—but that is precisely where the paradox lies.
The fanatics accuse Azerbaijan of being too close to Israel. They even interfere in our internal affairs—going so far as to comment on the school uniforms worn by our children. In this regard, they are little different from the deranged Iranian charlatans who have been incessantly attacking Azerbaijan for the past 35 years. Naturally, such behavior by these fanatics evokes bitterness and anger in Azerbaijan. On the other hand, those who idolize Europe prefer to remain silent on this issue; instead, they level other accusations against us, echoing the hackneyed tropes of certain European institutions that consistently side with Armenia on every matter. Unfortunately, any accusation leveled against Azerbaijan (or Turkey) within the European Parliament—no matter how absurd—is accepted by these pro-European Turks as an indisputable, absolute truth.
 

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There are individuals driven by malicious intent who seek to sow discord among us by fabricating problems out of thin air. I have been observing this for a long time, and it is not limited to just one group. In Turkey, one can identify two primary categories: fanatics who place religion above national identity, and those who unconditionally idolize Europe. This may seem strange—given that their views are diametrically opposed—but that is precisely where the paradox lies.
The fanatics accuse Azerbaijan of being too close to Israel. They even interfere in our internal affairs—going so far as to comment on the school uniforms worn by our children. In this regard, they are little different from the deranged Iranian charlatans who have been incessantly attacking Azerbaijan for the past 35 years. Naturally, such behavior by these fanatics evokes bitterness and anger in Azerbaijan. On the other hand, those who idolize Europe prefer to remain silent on this issue; instead, they level other accusations against us, echoing the hackneyed tropes of certain European institutions that consistently side with Armenia on every matter. Unfortunately, any accusation leveled against Azerbaijan (or Turkey) within the European Parliament—no matter how absurd—is accepted by these pro-European Turks as an indisputable, absolute truth.

What i will say though about isreal/zionism, is that its corrosive its end up eating whoever deals with it in the long run on favourable terms. You have to treat it like someone would treat the USA or Russia, they are realities, but never allow yourself to become either too close to it, or too big an enemy of it. If your not strong enough to defeat you cant become its close friend, nor its bitter enemy.

Aliyev not so long ago talked about the dehumanisation campaign taking place against Islam in much of the western world, zionism is playing a heavy hand in that.
 

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Exactly my thoughts.

These recent "tensions" exposed traitors in both nations


The conflict appeared out of nowhere and the direction it took was totally irrational from both sides, unless of course a game was being played by both erdogan and aliyev.

However those voices who rushed into it, whose words and actions further inflamed tensions must be investigated.
 
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