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Metz Yeghern

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    Metz Yeghern

    Once again we are approaching the anniversary of the saddest event of our history – the Genocide. With every such anniversary we, young Armenians, must realize that now we are the carriers of the fight for justice, now we are the fighters of our great nation. Our fathers fought very hard but we must fight even harder. We must not rest until the justice is done, until Turkey is punished so, the souls of our dead can truly rest in peace, and until all of our lands are freed.

    This fight must be the number one priority not just for the Armenian nationalists but for all the Armenians. Regardless of our political views and our standing in the society, when it comes to the Armenian Genocide we must unite and fight as one.

    Our enemies don’t sit on their hands and they have the advantage of never being stopped and separated as we were. The Iron Curtain separated us from our brothers and sisters and for a very long time Soviet Armenia could not join the fight, but thanks to our Diaspora the fight was never forgotten and continued even without any support from the Fatherland. Our respect goes to thousands of Armenians in our world wide Diaspora from Beirut and Tehran to Sydney and Los Angeles who have contributed, who have fought and who have suffered and many who have died while seeking justice for our people.

    Now we have a state and now nothing should stop us to fight as one. We have already lost a lot of time but we can’t afford to lose more. So, as a youngster stop for a moment and think about the responsibility which your nation has put on your shoulders, realize that you are the one that is responsible for the fate of our nation. It’s not a burden, it’s an honor, it’s a huge honor so, unite and fight for your people with pride!
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