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  • #621
    Re: Armenian-Turkish Relations

    Adam Schiff, U.S. Democratic Party Congressman and the member of Congressional Caucasus on Armenian Issues, welcomes Armenian-Turkish Protocols, expressing however concern about certain provisions.

    He is disappointed that “protocols call for the creation of an historical commission to review the events of 1915-23.”

    “This is a thoroughly discredited idea; there is no dispute among scholars that the Armenian people were the subject of Genocide during the waning days of the Ottoman Empire and an historical commission is another effort to obfuscate the truth,” the statement of Schiff reads.

    “Turkey cannot be allowed to re-write this tragic part of its history as a price for normal relations with Armenia,” the Congressman stated, adding that: “True reconciliation between the Armenian and Turkish peoples will occur when Turkey acknowledges the Genocide that was committed by the Ottoman Empire against Armenians from 1915 – 1923.”

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    • #622
      Re: Armenian-Turkish Relations

      Originally posted by Mukuch View Post
      You do not back of from xxxx you sign, it is not checkers game with your grandma, it is a protocol signed with turkey. Ever heard of International law?
      Deghes cheesh bidi enem
      "Nobody can give you freedom. Nobody can give you equality or justice or anything. If you're a man, you take it." ~Malcolm X

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      • #623
        Re: Armenian-Turkish Relations

        Originally posted by UrMistake View Post
        “If Turkey does not turn back halfway, the two-month period fixed by the protocols initial by official Yerevan and Ankara is enough for the Armenian-Turkish border to be reopened and bilateral relations established, Arsen Ghazaryan, the Armenian Co-Chairman of the Armenian-Turkish Economic Cooperation Commission, told NEWS.am.

        ”But if Turkey back off, it will first of all disgrace itself in the eyes of the international community," the businessman said. He stressed that the reopening of the border is a "derivative’ task, the main aim being the establishment of bilateral relations. The initialed protocols fix the mechanisms of achieving this aim.

        According to Ghazaryan, the Armenian-Turkish border can be reopened even before any legal documents are drafted. The relevant subcommittees of the Intergovernmental Commission will deal with the issue as the documents are drafted. “The establishment of diplomatic relations means the removal of Turkey’s unilateral embargo on Armenia, which will lead to the unblocking of the border,” Ghazaryan said. He stressed the initialing of such documents by Yerevan and Ankara is an unprecedented fact. “It is for the first time that Turkey has agreed to put its signature to any documents, without setting any preconditions in the context of either the Armenian Genocide or the Nagorno-Karabakh peace process. Everything followed a typical scenario,” Ghazaryan said.

        If the two countries establish good neighborly relations, economic integration will reach a very high level, the businessman said. “If we are speaking of only Turkish imports to Armenia, the reopening of the border will promote Armenian exports to that country,” Ghazaryan said.

        As regards Armenian produces’ fears that cheap Turkish products will flood the Armenian market as soon as the border is reopened, with home-made products to be ousted, Ghazaryan said: “Since early 1990s Turkish products have been flooding the Armenian market, and Armenia has never put any legal, customs or other obstacles to Turkish imports to Armenia. It was early in 1990s that Turkish products flooded the Armenian market. Later, as the domestic industry developed and competitive Armenian products entered the market, Turkish imports to Armenia decreased. No fundamental change in the situation should be expected,” he said. According to Ghazaryan, the Armenian industry can well stand competition, and Armenian producers can enter a new, Turkish, market. “Both Armenia and Turkey, as well as the entire region, will equally benefit from the reopening of the border. Armenia will again be a transit country, which will be of benefit to all – from Central Asia to Europe, from Iraq to Georgia,” Ghazaryan said.

        news.am
        I love news.am- the best Armenian site for azeris...LOL

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        • #624
          Re: Armenian-Turkish Relations

          Originally posted by Mukuch View Post
          You do not back of from xxxx you sign, it is not checkers game with your grandma, it is a protocol signed with turkey. Ever heard of International law?
          Dude it all typical, according the mention of international law turkey should not close the borders and get insolvent in NK.
          World powers dont give xxxx about the area.

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          • #625
            Re: Armenian-Turkish Relations

            Originally posted by UrMistake View Post
            Adam Schiff, U.S. Democratic Party Congressman and the member of Congressional Caucasus on Armenian Issues, welcomes Armenian-Turkish Protocols, expressing however concern about certain provisions.

            He is disappointed that “protocols call for the creation of an historical commission to review the events of 1915-23.”

            “This is a thoroughly discredited idea; there is no dispute among scholars that the Armenian people were the subject of Genocide during the waning days of the Ottoman Empire and an historical commission is another effort to obfuscate the truth,” the statement of Schiff reads.

            “Turkey cannot be allowed to re-write this tragic part of its history as a price for normal relations with Armenia,” the Congressman stated, adding that: “True reconciliation between the Armenian and Turkish peoples will occur when Turkey acknowledges the Genocide that was committed by the Ottoman Empire against Armenians from 1915 – 1923.”
            Oh yes.... Schiff the lawyer turned congressman. When will Armenian-Americans learn to get their noses out of Herya ass?
            "Nobody can give you freedom. Nobody can give you equality or justice or anything. If you're a man, you take it." ~Malcolm X

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            • #626
              Re: Armenian-Turkish Relations

              Originally posted by UrMistake View Post
              Dude it all typical, according the mention of international law turkey should not close the borders and get insolvent in NK.
              World powers dont give xxxx about the area.

              You still don’t get it, do you? These protocols exist just because the Superpowers give TO MUCH xxxx about the region….

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              • #627
                Re: Armenian-Turkish Relations

                Originally posted by UrMistake View Post
                Adam Schiff, U.S. Democratic Party Congressman and the member of Congressional Caucasus on Armenian Issues, welcomes Armenian-Turkish Protocols, expressing however concern about certain provisions.

                He is disappointed that “protocols call for the creation of an historical commission to review the events of 1915-23.”

                “This is a thoroughly discredited idea; there is no dispute among scholars that the Armenian people were the subject of Genocide during the waning days of the Ottoman Empire and an historical commission is another effort to obfuscate the truth,” the statement of Schiff reads.

                “Turkey cannot be allowed to re-write this tragic part of its history as a price for normal relations with Armenia,” the Congressman stated, adding that: “True reconciliation between the Armenian and Turkish peoples will occur when Turkey acknowledges the Genocide that was committed by the Ottoman Empire against Armenians from 1915 – 1923.”
                Poor Adam Shiff, he is pissed of too... a Hrya guy did everything in his power for AG issue, and our own Morons (not unlike you) just spited in our national interests...

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                • #628
                  Re: Armenian-Turkish Relations

                  Mukuch and others, please knock off the name calling. Devoting an entire post to call a person a moron is counter-productive. It's a controversial topic so keep your cool. State why you agree or disagree and propose an alternative.
                  Azerbaboon: 9.000 Google hits and counting!

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                  • #629
                    Re: Armenian-Turkish Relations

                    Originally posted by Mukuch View Post
                    Poor Adam Shiff, he is pissed of too... a Hrya guy did everything in his power for AG issue, and our own Morons (not unlike you) just spited in our national interests...
                    He isn't pissed off, he is "disappointed". I hate how they don't tie the history in the region as a result of WWI but rather insist on using wording like "waning days of the Ottoman Empire".
                    "Nobody can give you freedom. Nobody can give you equality or justice or anything. If you're a man, you take it." ~Malcolm X

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                    • #630
                      Re: Armenian-Turkish Relations

                      Originally posted by Federate View Post
                      Mukuch and others, please knock off the name calling. Devoting an entire post to call a person a moron is counter-productive. It's a controversial topic so keep your cool. State why you agree or disagree and propose an alternative.
                      When it is about survival of my nation and my country I am in right to defend this interests by every mean in my reach, including calling things by their names.
                      Federate, my friend, admit that they are Morons, aren’t they? Just say what you think and I will not call any one a Moron any more

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