Comments on: Akcam: Obama Should Recognize Genocide and Liberate Turks and Armenians

By: Armen

Armen — Fri, 15 May 2009 04:27:27 +0000

Wow. It’s amazing how many Turk Kemalists are burping their propoganda on this site. Is this a Turkish national pastime to visit Armenian news and blogger sites and spew your denylist propaganda? Muwahahahaha!

By: ise

ise — Thu, 23 Apr 2009 06:04:30 +0000

1)History is not a propaganda. Why don’t you allow historians (not politicans) work independently and freely on documents and all evidences?

2)Turkey is a strong and powerful country with 75 million population. Turkey does not need USA or EU or another country.

3)It was a conflict between Armenians and Ottoman Turks. Unfortunately, a lot of people lost their lifes from both sides.

4)The end.

By: Leo Aryatsi

Leo Aryatsi — Sun, 19 Apr 2009 15:35:48 +0000

To Arius
Armenia will never be history. If your thinking is Moscow is somehow allied with Armenia out of the kindness of its heart is a joke. I laughed. Russia needs Armenia badly. Armenia is the only country blocking Russia’s weakening and eventual downfall. The only thing floating Russia and promising its future is massive oil and gas transit from Central Asia to Europe. If azeris invade they will suffer the same fate as before. turks being an American outpost will never be allowed to invade. If they do it will be the beginning of the dismantling of the “turkey”. A Happy Thanksgiving that would be!

By: yerevan

yerevan — Thu, 02 Apr 2009 18:46:16 +0000

South Australia Passes Armenian Genocide Motion

ADELAIDE: An Armenian National Committee of Australia (ANC Australia)
delegation was present as South Australian Parliament’s Legislative
Council passed a motion recognising the Armenian Genocide as “one of
the greatest crimes against humanity”.

The motion, introduced by the Hon. David Ridgway MLC (Leader of the
Liberal Opposition in Legislative Council) and seconded by the
Hon. Bernard Finnigan (Member of the Labor Government in Legislative
Council) went through unopposed, and sees the Upper House of South
Australia’s parliament join the New South Wales parliament in
condemning “the genocide of the Armenians and all other acts of
genocide”.

However this motion is unique, as it is the first to include
recognition of recently-uncovered material detailing the significant
humanitarian effort by the people of South Australia who aided the
victims and survivors of the Armenian Genocide almost a century ago.

http://anc.org.au/news.php?extend.140

By: Arius

Arius — Tue, 31 Mar 2009 22:53:10 +0000

Prepare to probably be very disappointed by Obama on April 24th. Whether you know it or not, Obama is a stealth Muslim. His christianity, like that of his pastor, is the pro-Muslim ‘Palestinian’ christianity that denies that the Old Testament and Jesus are Jewish. Most people don’t know about this pro-Muslim christianity and therefore are completely blind sited on Obama as a stealth Muslim.

Armenia should be cementing its relationship to Russia now before Obama tightens the US strategic relationship to Turkey.

Read this Stratfor report: http://www.stratfor.com/weekly/20090330_united_states_germany_and_beyond

In the above article note:
“…in many ways, Turkey is more important to the United States than Germany is”
“The United States needs Turkey to extend its influence in Iraq to block Iranian ambitions, and north in the Caucasus to block Russian ambitions”

A further tightened alliance of the US with Turkey (which is re-Islamizing, no less) means the same with Azerbaijan and Georgia.

Without Russia, Armenian is history. The US and EU will not lift a finger if Turkey and/or Azerbaijan invade. Western centric Armenians take note.

By: Ergun Kirlikovali

Ergun Kirlikovali — Sun, 29 Mar 2009 00:16:43 +0000

No, you actually died but miraculously came back to life…

Oh, and reproduced, too! (smiles)

By: Hagop

Hagop — Fri, 27 Mar 2009 22:56:54 +0000

Did you get that, everyone? We are all survivors and the descendants of survivors of a temporary resettlement. Tell us more, Ergun, do.

By: Ergun Kirlikovali

Ergun Kirlikovali — Fri, 27 Mar 2009 17:08:27 +0000

I do not wish to minimize the Armenian suffering, but I also do not want you to minimize Turkish suffering cause by Armenians. As for your question,the numbers used are a myth. The total population of the Armenian in the Ottoman Empire, according to official tax records of the empire in 1914 (before the Tereset = temporary resettlement) was 1,295,ooo. About 700,000 of them were subjected to the Tereset due to rebellions and treason. The rest stayed on where they were as they were not deemed a threat to the survival of the empire. Here is the accounting of the Armenian population:

About 400,000 fleed to Armenia; around 500,000 to Syria & Lebanon; about 60,000 to Egypt; 100,000-200,000 to Europe; 100,000+ the U.S., 60,000 to Asia; 30,000 to South America; 300,000 remained in Anatolia and other places.
Where do you think the Armenian Diaspora came from? The dead Armenians?

By: hovagim manoogian

hovagim manoogian — Fri, 27 Mar 2009 04:15:46 +0000

Where are those 2and halph miilion Armenians were living there before 1915 .
My generation never seen there grandparents .Whoo took fhere lives .

Hovagim

By: Ergun Kirlikovali

Ergun Kirlikovali — Thu, 26 Mar 2009 14:43:01 +0000

Akcam says “I believe that we will enter a new era where morality and real politik will not be considered mutually exclusive…”

Morality? As in misrepresenting an inter communal warfare as one way genocide? As in hiding the fact from audiences that Akcam is paid by Armenians (Cafesjian Foundation and Zoryan Institute?)

Real politik? As in Armenian still occupying by force 20% of Azerbaijan? And coveting territories of Turkey and Georgia? Still trying to get away with all this? Concerned about the rising regional and global power of Turkey?

Who needs who most is not for a paid Armenian agent or paid politicians to say.