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    Armenian Delegation visits A.T.O

    Why so much ass kissing??
    Who is this Asatryan guy anyway, and why did he make that idiotic statement about the Armenian Genocide?
    Armenia and Turkey will enter the EU together? Like Turkey gives a rip about what we do.
    Turkey's border with Armenia will remain close until Armenia ends the occupation of Karabakh, and that's a fact. So why so much ass kissing?
    Armenian Delegation Visits A.T.O.

    Anadolu Agency: 2/9/2005

    ANKARA - Youth Party of Armenia leader Sargis Asatryan, and Arsen Ghazaryan, President of the Union of Manufacturers and Businessmen of Armenia, met Ankara Trade Chamber (ATO) Chairman Sinan Aygun on Wednesday.

    When Aygun asked Asatryan whether he accepted so-called Armenians genocide in 1915, Asatryan said that, ''Turkey did not have any connection with Ottomans. Many things were experienced and passed. 1,5 million people were killed, they say. Years have passed. These are incidents which happened in sultanate and war period. Now, Turkey is a democratic country and we have forgotten these incidents.''

    Asatryan said, ''we do not want anybody to intervene in development of Turkey-Armenia relations. Third countries like the United States, France, Azerbaijan, Uruguay and China should not intervene in relations between Turkey and Armenia.''

    Meanwhile, Aygun said, ''Turkey's accession to the EU will be beneficial for Armenia.''

    ''We are uneasy about the statements of Armenian President Robert Kocharian regarding Turkey-EU process. This does not bring any benefit to Armenia. Turkey's accession to the EU will be beneficial for Armenia. Problems between Armenia and a Turkey which joined the EU will be solved easier. Armenia should support Turkey in its EU process,'' said Aygun.

    Noting that Armenian diaspora does not serve interests of Armenia, Aygun said the genocide claims have become a tool for political gains in France and United States. Aygun said, ''Turkey does not have any problems with Armenian people. Armenia has to stop Armenian diaspora.''

    Recalling that Karabakh is still under occupation of Armenia, Aygun wanted this occupation to end.

    Aygun also said that Turkey does not accept Armenian genocide allegations. ''If we stuck into past incidents, we cannot reach anywhere,' he added.

    Aygun said, ''a migration movement happened in 1915. Greek soldiers killed many Turks in 1919. This was a war and it ended. There are also Turkish citizens who were killed by Armenians during the war. It is an unjust attitude to claim Turks committed Armenian genocide. Turning incidents of the past into a blood feud will bring no benefit, but only disturb people. We shall make trade. Turkey opened its air space to Armenia. We did not blockade Armenians.''

    Asatryan said, ''Turkey and Armenia should join the EU together.''

    ''There are Turkish citizens who make trade with Armenia. We want political relations to recover,'' he added.

    Asatryan said, ''we want to establish sincere relations with Turkey. We will become strong together with Turkey.''

    Asatryan invited Aygun to Armenia, and Aygun said that he can visit Armenia in April or May.

    http://www.turkishpress.com/news.asp?ID=37165
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    hahaha

    Nevermind... I just read this, so I guess Turkish Daily lied about the above article! Good, cause I was getting pissed!
    But why would they lie?
    Armenian Businessman Denies Report In Turkish Daily
    Yerevan, February 10, Armenpress: Arsen Ghazarian, the chairman of the Union of Manufacturers and Businessmen, denied today a report by a Turkish daily Zaman that said Ghazarian and Sarkis Asatrian, the head of the Youth Party of Armenia, met Wednesday in Ankara with Ankara Trade Chamber president Sinan Aygun.

    Aygun was quoted by Zaman as saying that turning incidents of the past into a blood feud will bring no benefit, but only disturb people.

    Speaking to Armenpress Arsen Ghazarian said no delegation visited Turkey and never met with Aygun. "The report in Zaman is another concoction of the Turkish press and it is not the first instance when I have to deny its reports. This comes to prove one again that one should not take seriously what Turkish newspapers write," he said.

    http://www.armeniadiaspora.com/js_05/050210report.html

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    • #3
      cuz their country is so boring they ain't got xxxx to do.

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      • #4
        Originally posted by CatWoman
        hahaha

        Nevermind... I just read this, so I guess Turkish Daily lied about the above article! Good, cause I was getting pissed!
        But why would they lie?
        Why would the Turkish Daily lie? I would say "Why not?".
        Achkerov kute.

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        • #5
          Turkish news agencies are about as unreliable and as fabricative as they get.

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          • #6
            The words 'Turk' and 'lie' in the same sentence? Really?!

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            • #7
              wow turks lieing again? supriseing.

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