@JacksonHolly@thematrixb0t So, you mean to say humans built these structures and not space aliens with a corner on the bridge-making and pyramid business?
Gee, how boring.
A child making the Grey Wolves sign during the national anthem before the #Turkey–Bulgaria match is unacceptable. Extremist symbols have no place in sports, especially in front of millions of viewers. Football should unite not normalize hate.
🇦🇲MP @AspramKrpeyan joined @FreeArmHostages photo series at the monument dedicated to her father, Armenian national hero Tatul Krpeyan. She writes:
"Last week, I read Ruben Vardanyan’s last message from Baku prison — words filled with courage, conviction, and profound love for our homeland. His message touched me deeply. In his honor, and in solidarity with all Armenian prisoners of war and hostages held in Baku, I am sharing my own three thoughts and convictions.
🔗 Remember that the borders of our Motherland will expand and contract only to the extent of our determination and courage.
🔗Artsakh is Armenia
Armenia is Artsakh
🔗Ararat is the symbol of the Eternal Armenia.
There will definitely be Eternal Armenia.
#one_nation_one_struggle
#EternalArmenia
#FREERUBENVARDANYAN
Yours sincerely,
Aspram"
Thank you for the beautiful message, dear Aspram! We invite our followers to take a photo at a monument of their choice holding a Free Armenian Hostages banner as an act of solidarity and advocacy.
What you just wrote is a textbook example of genocide denial — the same lie that every perpetrator throughout history repeats to cleanse their own conscience.
1.5 million Armenians were systematically exterminated between 1915-1923, as documented by eyewitnesses from every major power — U.S., Germany, Britain, even Ottoman allies. Ambassador Henry Morgenthau reported a “campaign of race extermination,” not “conditions of exile.” Rape, forced marches, drownings, starvation, and massacres — these were not accidents. They were orders.
Erzurum, Sivas, Van, Bitlis — Armenian towns reduced to ash, emptied of their native people who had lived there for millennia. Your claim that they “deserved exile” because they were defending their own villages from annihilation is precisely how genocidaires justify ethnic cleansing.
The archives, the photographs, the bones in Der Zor’s sands — they all testify against this lie. The truth doesn’t need your permission to exist.
The person featured in this article, Arayik Harutyunyan — a native of Artsakh and a defender of his homeland against Azeri aggression — now languishes as a hostage in Baku. The same state that used Israeli-supplied weapons to ethnically cleanse his people now tortures him and subjects him to a sham trial. If convicted of the “crime” of defending his people, he faces execution.
This is not justice. It is xenophobic vengeance disguised as law.
A German Bach Choir performing excerpts from Father Komitas’ Divine Liturgy —a performance to cherish, uplifting the soul and raising our prayers to Almighty God for Armenia and its proud people.