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I am sickened that for 20 years, our foreign policy establishment has allowed the dictatorship of Azerbaijan access to *U.S. weapons* which are now being used to kill Armenian Christians. Now we’re hearing that the ethnic cleansing of Artsakh wasn’t enough & that Azerbaijan won’t stop until they’ve bisected...

363,718 Aufrufe • vor 2 Jahren •via X (Twitter)

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K. Ekim Alptekinvor 2 Jahren

There is no Azerbaijani lobby in DC. There is a very powerful Armenian one though; and they clearly hooked you early on. + funny that you share an interview in which @Doranimated confronted you with the real facts. But why let facts get in the way of your politics, right?

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M Sullyvor 2 Jahren

Thank you Vivek sincerely..Nobody has said a peep about this as well as PLA/CCP cleansing Uyghurs and Christian’s from Xi.. Impressed more and more with what you are talking about and bringing up each day..Appreciate it Sir

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Gary Derhartvor 2 Jahren

Vivek for President!

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John Hayastanvor 2 Jahren

Here’s Mike with the Azerbaijani embassy.

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Daragh O'Sullivanvor 2 Jahren

Vivek, you raise all the right points. I was particularly impressed with your proposal to tie the value of the dollar to a basket of commodities. Very unpopular with many wealthy special interests but the right thing. Same in Armenia. Props!

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P. Balianvor 2 Jahren

ZERO attention from the @POTUS towards Armenia 🇦🇲, Artsakh/Nagorno-Karabakh & Armenians❗️ He’s desperately waiting for the House resume its sessions so he can re-funnel aid to 🇺🇦 ($60 plus Billion) and now to 🇮🇱 ($15 billion)❗️

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Adnan Huseynvor 2 Jahren

Joined ANCA's ranks now, Vivek? When reminded that Karabakh is internationally recognized as part of Azerbaijan, you brushed it off with "we'll agree to disagree on the international recognition point." This highlights your lack of knowledge and reliance on ANCA's narrative.

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Pierre ֎vor 2 Jahren

@Doranimated is a real scumbag, denier of the Armenian genocide, fan of isis supporter erdogan and the modern day equivalent of lord haw haw when it comes to the islamo fascist dictatorship of Azerbaijan.

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Naravor 2 Jahren

Here is a good investigative article on that topic. What’s Behind All the Pro-Azerbaijan Articles?

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Patrick Abbott, Authorvor 2 Jahren

Was it wrong when the ethnic Armenians ethnically cleansed Nagorno-Karabakh and the surrounding bits of Azerbaijan proper? It was an ugly war all around, but the US and every other country recognized that land as Azerbaijan. Everyone should be allowed to go home, everyone.

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