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This is a piece dedicated to the fallen Armenians who served in the recent Karabakh war with the oppressed people of Azerbaijan. The Armenians of the Republic of Artsakh have been fighting for their independence from the oil fueled dictatorship of Azerbaijan for over 100 years now and to this day the world still does not recognize the existence of a free Nation of Artsakh. In light of all the horrors committed by the Azerbaijanis against my people I made this drawing to help pray for those who answered the call and never came home.
Please stop buying goods and gas from Turkey or Azerbaijan. Each purchase of goods from those countries equals innocent Armenian people’s blood on your hands. Stop killing such an ancient people, stop supporting those who torture and behead those who do not bend their knees to corrupt dictatorships. Stop them from erasing not only my people’s history but yours too.

How can I help?
-Double check that the clothes you buy are not made in Turkey. Turkey is not above using minority child labor to line their pockets.
-Make sure the gas you buy for your car does not come from Azerbaijan. That money goes straight into the pocket of a very horrible 103 year old dictatorship.
-Donate to Armenian Fund: If you have some cash to spend please consider giving it to the Armenian people of Armenia and Artsakh. You can donate through www.armeniafund.org
If you send me a copy of your receipt for your donation I’ll do a free drawing for you of whatever you want.

What are you protecting?
You are protecting the people of the first Christian Nation to ever grace this planet. You’re protecting a people who not only better themselves but the communities they help build and support. You are fighting for a people who fight not for material resources but for those who they love and the enduring culture that keeps them strong.

Thank you for your time and please help the Armenian people. They too are dealing with this pandemic but they also have to worry about murderous genocidal governments that neighbor them.

Description
This is a piece dedicated to the fallen Armenians who served in the recent Karabakh war with the oppressed people of Azerbaijan. The Armenians of the Republic of Artsakh have been fighting for their independence from the oil fueled dictatorship of Azerbaijan for over 100 years now and to this day the world still does not recognize the existence of a free Nation of Artsakh. In light of all the horrors committed by the Azerbaijanis against my people I made this drawing to help pray for those who answered the call and never came home.
Please stop buying goods and gas from Turkey or Azerbaijan. Each purchase of goods from those countries equals innocent Armenian people’s blood on your hands. Stop killing such an ancient people, stop supporting those who torture and behead those who do not bend their knees to corrupt dictatorships. Stop them from erasing not only my people’s history but yours too.

How can I help?
-Double check that the clothes you buy are not made in Turkey. Turkey is not above using minority child labor to line their pockets.
-Make sure the gas you buy for your car does not come from Azerbaijan. That money goes straight into the pocket of a very horrible 103 year old dictatorship.
-Donate to Armenian Fund: If you have some cash to spend please consider giving it to the Armenian people of Armenia and Artsakh. You can donate through www.armeniafund.org
If you send me a copy of your receipt for your donation I’ll do a free drawing for you of whatever you want.

What are you protecting?
You are protecting the people of the first Christian Nation to ever grace this planet. You’re protecting a people who not only better themselves but the communities they help build and support. You are fighting for a people who fight not for material resources but for those who they love and the enduring culture that keeps them strong.

Thank you for your time and please help the Armenian people. They too are dealing with this pandemic but they also have to worry about murderous genocidal governments that neighbor them.