From: dbd@urartu.sdpa.org (David Davidian)
Subject: Re: Of Heroes and Cowards / The Depopulation of Karabakh Armenians
Summary: the fight for survival 
Keywords: a typo correction 
Organization: S.D.P.A. Center for Regional Studies
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In article <1993May13.202224.28950@urartu.sdpa.org> dbd@urartu.sdpa.org (David
Davidian) wrote:

[DD] Not taking sides leaves one in a state of perpetual indecision because 
[DD] both sides in this issue have their own logic at any given time. As an 
[DD] Armenian I am partisan -- by definition. However, this does give me the 
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                                   obviously a "not" goes here--+ as 
                                   evidenced by the context.

[DD] license to lie, cover-up, or revise events under question as we have read 
[DD] on UseNet in postings by agents of the Turkish government. I understand 
[DD] both sides of the issue, but this does not mean I will advocate both sides
[DD] when it suits me. Such a position would make me a hypocrite. I am also not
[DD] being paid by agents of Turkey nor Azerbaijan as are many proponents of 
[DD] the Azeri side. I refer to agents such as Captioline International Group,
[DD] Ltd., being paid in excess of $30,000/month by Azerbaijan. I state my case
[DD] unencumbered by such advocacy or prostitution. 

Thanks to Mr. CG.


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