453) ARMENIA DENIES OWN PRESS!

A news took place in ARMINFO, The Armenian News Agency, in November 06th, 2004. This was the news that would giving hope to the countries missed the peace and ease in Caucasian.

In the news it was said that “Armenian Government did not give place to the Article regarding so-called genocide in the Budged Proposal for 2005 which was sent to the Parliament”. . .
It was the pleasing news in the ears at that moment but it was “surely” the unbelievable one for the people who knows Armenia. But, the news in point was publishing in an Armenian Agency was bringing into light the necessity to believe it in a sense.

But, the event became luminous in the short time that Hamlet Gasparyan, Spokesman of Foreign Ministry of Armenia, denied the news of ARMINFO by saying “Armenia policy of recognition of so-called genocide in the international area did not change and it continues as a foreign policy priority”. Regarding the news took place in the Azeri and Turkish press about that Yerevan would make change in its policy for the purpose of contributing to normalization of relations with Turkey, Gasparyan separately explained that the change in point might be as going to the way of reducing about the genocide taking place in the Budget Proposal that was sent to the Parliament.

That means that, Armenia is the same Armenia…

It would go on to claim on Turkish territories…

There was no intention of Armenia to remove the expression of “Western Armenia” for the Eastern Region of Turkey from the Independence Declaration, and the Mount Ararat from its Armorial…

It would not even give up from its occupier and widening policy aimed at its neighbors…

Briefly, it did not desire the peace neither in the region nor in the world.

And, Armenia did not know that, in this world bored with terrorism and the wars, producing of policies far from rapprochement would be harmful first of all on Armenia; and it had to leave following up the historical events that nearly a century passed over and both sides felt pains; and then, the world was waiting for its friendship paces.

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