The Azerbaijani 1news.az website goes on hyping the story about a number of NGOs that addressed an anti-Armenian message to U.S. President Barack Obama. The website quotes Azerbaijani Consul-General in Los Angeles Elin Suleimanov, which gives rise to suspicions concerning the mastermind behind the poorly planned shady information enterprise.

Specifically, the Azerbaijani diplomat welcomed the “joint official message addressed to U.S. President Barack Obama by Azerbaijani, Turkish and Jewish Diasporan organizations.” Suleimanov’s speech some time after the message had been addressed was a well-considered step, which, as Azeri experts in media techniques believe, was to confirm the story about the message addressed to President Obama and allegedly supported by “Jewish Diasporan organizations.”

Yesterday NEWS.am reported that none of Jewish organizations had put its signature to the document. The only fact supposed to create an illusion about the Jews’ being interested in the action is a Cultural Center of Caucasian Jews (CCCJ) indicated in the letter. In any case, the list does not contain the names of any other Jewish organizations. A representative of Armenia’s civil sector, who is in close touch with South Caucasian NGOs, told NEWS am that the CCCJ is headquartered in Baku. It has about ten members residing in the Azerbaijani capital. They are either Jews or persons of mixed race (Azeri-Jewish mixed marriages).

“A letter to Obama is information bluff. No Jewish organizations have signed it. Jews have questions to put to Obama, especially the community’s influential organizations. Azerbaijan created this structure to make use of the name of Israel and issue statements on behalf of the Jews to achieve its own aims,” the source said.

Suleimanov, who is enthusiastically commenting on the senseless action — which is nothing but a poorly designed scheme — must be one of the masterminds behind it. Moreover, in a city where Azerbaijan’s interests are restricted to anti-Armenian propaganda, the Azeri diplomat is obliged to make up and keep up fictions like that.