The Armenian Aryan Union has issued a statement over the Azerbaijani armed forces’ violations of the Ceasefire Accord across the Contact Line, expressing willingness to be actively involved in the Armenian troops’ retaliatory operations.
Hailing the Armenian authorities’ decision to retaliate the enemy, the Union members say Azerbaijan’s aggression will no longer go unpunished.
Citing the Defense Ministry’s statement promising Armenia’s non-equivalent response for each soldiers’ life, the Armenian Aryans say they are also willing to comply with such instruction.
“As the Armenian president has said, a soldier’s life is of great value – also for us – and the enemy has to pay a tenfold price for the loss of each Armenian soldier,” they say in the statement.
The Aryans further hail the Nagorno-Karabakh (Artsakh) Defense Army’s recent statement saying that the Armenian forces preventive operations left seven Azerbaijanis dead and injured (in return for the death of two Armenian servicemen).
“To avoid political rebellions inside the country, the Azerbaijani authorities resort to provocations in order to remain clinged to power, but Armenia’s retaliatory blows should be a scourge to such provocations. Once the opportunity arrives, we must attack the enemy’s military positions, extending the borders of Armenia to its natural historical territories on the east,” the authors of the statement say.
Having the above objective in view, they call they call upon the Defense Ministry to provide a prompter and tougher response to the irregularities in the army, establishing strict accountability measures against those guilty.

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In fact, Masonry intentionally misleads those Masons who have recently joined. The symbols and ceremonies of masonry have more than one meaning.

When one studies Masonic literature, it is quite evident that there are definite conflicts between Christianity and Freemasonry.  James 5:12 informs us that “about all things, brethren, swear not, neither by heaven, neither by earth, neither by any other oath.”  But the first thing that the person entering Masonry does is to take an oath, which is in violation of God’s Word.  This is the first area of conflict between Christianity and Masons.

Who is the God of Masonry?

Masons emphasize that to participate in the Masonic rituals “one must believe and worship a Supreme Being.”  Is this Supreme Being the same God as the Christians worship, or is he a different god?  But this Supreme Being is not the only god Masons worship!  Many gods and goddesses are worshiped through the symbolism and rituals of Masonry.  A few of the many gods that are worshiped are:  Osiris, Bacchus, Dionysus, Adonis, and Mithra.

A conflict between the Degrees of Masonry and the Bible is that the Bible warns against astrology, yet the Lodge is set up in such a way as to correspond with twelve signs of the zodiac, which is astrology.  It should be noticed that the symbol of salvation is the “brazen serpent!”  Once again Christ is set aside for another symbol of salvation.   The Bible specifies that the serpent represents Satan; Masonry uses the serpent as a symbol of salvation.  Revelation 22:16 explains:  “I Jesus am the root and offspring of David, and the Bright and Morning Star.”  Now, do the Masons worship Jesus as the “bright and morning star?”  There are several reasons why this answer is “NO!”  One reason is that everything in the Lodge is symbolical of something else, so if the “bright and morning star” is Christ in reality, it is only a symbol to the Mason.

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