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Politics in Azerbaijan Anonymous 04/17/25 (Thu) 04:13:47 b85eeb No.13584761

Politics in Azerbaijan? It's a joke — a bad one. It's basically a family business run by the Aliyev dynasty for decades now. Elections? Please. The winner is known before the ballots are even printed. There's no real opposition — only the ones allowed to exist by the regime, and anyone who actually threatens the status quo ends up in jail or worse.

The media is pure state propaganda. Every day it’s the same script: “progress,” “stability,” “our great visionary leader.” Meanwhile, people are struggling with unemployment, poverty, and corruption, but no one’s allowed to say it out loud. If you do, you’re labeled a “traitor” or “foreign agent.” They don’t want citizens — they want obedient sheep.

Corruption isn’t a bug in the system — it is the system. Everything is about connections. Want a job, a contract, anything? Better know someone in the right family. The bureaucracy is like a cartel of elites hoarding wealth while pretending to care about the nation. Education? Useless. Just rote memorization and patriotic brainwashing. No critical thinking allowed.

And the youth? They’re not dreaming of building the country. They’re dreaming of leaving it. That tells you everything. When a system pushes its smartest people to run away, it's already failed. But hey, wave the flag, sing the anthem, and pretend everything’s fine. That’s the national sport now.

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Anonymous 04/17/25 (Thu) 04:28:00 535d04 No.13584802

>>13584761

Is Azerbaijan a Russian territory still, or Russian influenced? I mean they share the same values when it comes to power; oligarchy, corruption, disappearing people who agree, etc.

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Anonymous 04/17/25 (Thu) 04:29:03 7f1bd2 No.13584806

>>13584802

No, it’s a Turkish vassal.

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Anonymous 04/17/25 (Thu) 04:43:58 b85eeb No.13584846

>>13584802

The Russian influence in Azerbaijan is still continuing, Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev and Putin have good relations and Putin controls Ilham Aliyev. Ilham Aliyev follows a pro-Russian policy but of course Türkiye has a great influence in Azerbaijan and Erdogan is playing Ilham Aliyev like a puppet. The common feature of these 3 leaders is that they are all dictators and corrupt.

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Anonymous 04/17/25 (Thu) 05:23:49 d17f94 No.13584959

I have no clue Turk, but I plan to visit after visiting Russia

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Anonymous 04/17/25 (Thu) 09:30:55 7aa47a No.13585426

>>13584761

Thank you ChatGPT, very cool.

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Anonymous 04/17/25 (Thu) 09:39:45 b85eeb No.13585437

>>13585426

ChatGPT? You can easily learn these by doing research. I don't think there is anyone who has done as much research on Azerbaijan as I have.

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Anonymous 04/17/25 (Thu) 11:14:45 7aa47a No.13585524

>>13585437

It's just written as though ChatGPT or some other AI generated it.

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Anonymous 04/17/25 (Thu) 12:53:52 b85eeb No.13585642

Yes, it looks like that, but I wrote it in the most professional way, in accordance with the spelling rules, these are the expression of the criticism that has remained inside me as a result of the research I have done for years.

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Muhammed Anonymous 04/18/25 (Fri) 13:08:27 d8a36e No.13591263

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Think of a person: he lives in the desert, deals with trade, then one day he goes up to the mountain and returns saying, “I have received a revelation.” He expects everyone to accept, silences those who question, and excludes those who do not believe. Who is this man? Muhammad. The prophet of Islam. But we look at the issue with historical materialism. No message comes from a god, nor is a person endowed with supernatural powers. This is a completely class-based, historical event. While the conflicts of interest between tribes in the Arabian Peninsula intensified, there was a need for a new ideological unity. Muhammad realized this need and tried to unite all the tribes under a religious roof. This was a class maneuver. It was a power struggle against the Quraysh aristocracy on a new level.

But the winner of this war was not freedom, but authority. He silenced women, legitimized slavery, and either excommunicated or put to the sword those who criticized. Is this divine morality? Why would God choose a man in the 7th century and declare his own justice, but remain silent in the 21st century? The truth is this: The order that Muhammad established was to ensure the legitimacy of his own power. Religion was not the tool of the proletariat here, but of the rulers.

Our duty is to question the sacred, understand history, and call the people to consciousness, not religion. There can be no revolution without destroying idols. And the greatest idol is still the figure of the “prophet” who is declared untouchable. As Marx said: “Criticism has come down from heaven to earth.” Now it is time to destroy these heavenly lies.

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Anonymous 04/18/25 (Fri) 13:10:03 e891d4 No.13591273

>>13584761

azerbeijan is fucking based

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4b2moiHiWMg

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Anonymous 04/18/25 (Fri) 13:18:58 e891d4 No.13591312

>>13591263

too simple of an explanation

divine revelation, channeling extradimentional beings is a real thing. It's pretty proven but no one acknowledges it because it's too spooky for the materialists.

But there's benevolent beings and there's malevolent ones and then there's also benevolent beings making "mistakes".

Creativity is always divinely inspired. Whether good, bad or both. (it's usually both)

Benevolent beings try to give humanity the tools to alleviate suffering, essentially, and malevolent ones seek out evil people to help them enslave good people. That's pretty much the backstory of this planet.

A lot of prophets were good but their teachings were then perverted and used for domination and control. A good example is yeshua. Then there's malevolent beings deceiving good people as well. And then there's malevolent beings teaching evil people.

It's a very mixed bag.

But you can rest assured that the vedas, the bible, the koran, emerald tablets, etc etc were all channeled works. There are also many modern channeled works.

The point is: it's never a black or white story. It's extremely complex. And wherever there's good, there's also evil and vice versa.

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