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It Is Time To Contact (Non-Turkish) Muslim Associations For 1915 Genocide Recognition

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  • #21
    Originally posted by phantom View Post
    Welcome,

    That's a very nice video. Did you make that? Were you trying to show that the church is crumbling?
    I'm not sure of his intentions yet. Is he an angel or a devil?
    General Antranik (1865-1927): “I am not a nationalist. I recognize only one nation, the nation of the oppressed.”

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    • #22
      My Mama is Armenian

      Originally posted by Joseph View Post
      I'm not sure of his intentions yet. Is he an angel or a devil?
      I m not angel and devil...my mama is armenian.But i m Turks..

      Don't make deviation real,Turk and the armenians are the friend...1000 years together, live...

      Thanks...

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      • #23
        Originally posted by raltinbas
        I m not angel and devil...my mama is armenian.But i m Turks..

        Don't make deviation real,Turk and the armenians are the friend...1000 years together, live...

        Thanks...
        1,000 years of Armenian/Christian dhimmitude with widepsread massacre,occasional genocide but thank you for the link all the same.
        General Antranik (1865-1927): “I am not a nationalist. I recognize only one nation, the nation of the oppressed.”

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        • #24
          Originally posted by raltinbas
          I m not angel and devil...my mama is armenian.But i m Turks..

          Don't make deviation real,Turk and the armenians are the friend...1000 years together, live...

          Thanks...
          Your are a Turkish citizen, but you also have Armenian blood. You are both. That's great! And it's also great that Turks and Armenians are friends inside your family. But would a friend kill his friend's family and then put his friend in jail for complaining about it? That's what Turkey does to its citizens who speak of the Armenian Genocide, isn't that true?

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          • #25
            I WITNESSED and LIVED THROUGH

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            • #26
              Originally posted by raltinbas View Post
              Hello...

              İ m from Turkey-Kayseri And Tomarza...

              http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...26422656081531

              Video...

              www.tomarzam.com
              After watching the video again i realized there was a car(how did i miss that ) in the church in the beginning of the video.Did you made that video or you just wanted to piss of the people here on the forum?

              Lets see what your intentions actually are by joining this forum....

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              • #27
                Originally posted by Alexandros View Post
                After watching the video again i realized there was a car(how did i miss that ) in the church in the beginning of the video.Did you made that video or you just wanted to piss of the people here on the forum?

                Lets see what your intentions actually are by joining this forum....
                From his last email I recently deleted, I found out full well what his intentions were. Another Turk claiming to be part Armenian but spreading denialist propaganda. We get these from time to time. I know Armenians from Turkey, in fact my wife is one. I have yet to meet a denialist among them. The closest they get is that saying that the issue should be left in the past because they live in fear of Turkish reprisal but they never, ever deny the Genocide. Additonally, an Armenian would never use an Ataturk avatar. If nothing else, that should have given it away. My apologies to the rest of the membership for not picking up on this.

                Additionally, he claimed his mom was Armenian and from Kayseri. I should have seen through this but I gave him the benefit of the doubt. Kayseri (Cesarea) happened to be one of the places you would be least likely in Turkey come upon an Armenian or someone claiming to be Armenian nor will you come upon many Armenians today with any lineage from there. For generations, the Turks in Kayseri had such an intense hate for Armenians that bordered on pathological. During the Genocide, the Turks so eradicated the Armenian population there and took such pride from it that nary an Armenian was even sucessful in hiding from the outright slaughter by their Turkish neighbors or even a child able to avoid being sent in a death caravan towards Mamuret -al- Aziz. And the Turks claim that Armenians were only massacred and deported from areas near the frontline (as if this is something to be proud about) but just look at Kayseri's location on a map and you realize just how asinine and incredulous a lie that is.

                I too noticed the car parked in the church. That is how Turks treat Christian churches there.

                raltibas, you are gone and will soon be forgotten.
                General Antranik (1865-1927): “I am not a nationalist. I recognize only one nation, the nation of the oppressed.”

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                • #28
                  Originally posted by Joseph View Post
                  From his last email I recently deleted, I found out full well what his intentions were. Another Turk claiming to be part Armenian but spreading denialist propaganda. We get these from time to time. I know Armenians from Turkey, in fact my wife is one. I have yet to meet a denialist among them. The closest they get is that saying that the issue should be left in the past because they live in fear of Turkish reprisal but they never, ever deny the Genocide. Additonally, an Armenian would never use an Ataturk avatar. If nothing else, that should have given it away. My apologies to the rest of the membership for not picking up on this.

                  Additionally, he claimed his mom was Armenian and from Kayseri. I should have seen through this but I gave him the benefit of the doubt. Kayseri (Cesarea) happened to be one of the places you would be least likely in Turkey come upon an Armenian or someone claiming to be Armenian nor will you come upon many Armenians todays with any lineage from there. For generations, the Turks in Kayseri had such an intense hate for Armenians that bordered on pathological. Why, during the Genocide, the Turks so eradicated the Armenian population there and took such pride from it that nary an Armenian was even sucessful in hiding from the out right slaughter by their Turkish neighbors or even a child able to avoid being sent in a death caravan towards Mamuret -al- Aziz. And the Turks claim that Armenians were only massacred and deported from areas near the frontline (as if this is something to be proud about) but just look at Kayseri's location on a map and you realize just how asinine and incredulous a lie that is.

                  I too noticed the car parked in the church. That is how Turks treat Christian churches there.

                  raltibas, you are gone and will soon be forgotten.

                  In his last post he had written something like "Lífe is like a....." which isn`t of course hard to understand what he was trying to say.Anyway, good to see that he`s gone.

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                  • #29
                    Originally posted by Alexandros
                    In his last post he had written something like "Lífe is like a....." which isn`t of course hard to understand what he was trying to say.Anyway, good to see that he`s gone.
                    How clever of him. Just another eshek from the land of the ulusalci.
                    General Antranik (1865-1927): “I am not a nationalist. I recognize only one nation, the nation of the oppressed.”

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                    • #30
                      It is interesting to note that this Turkish denier Raltinbas (or maybe a mercenary-netsurfer), has put his message just after mine N#18 :
                      http://www.armeniangenocide.com/showpost.php?p=25577&postcount=18


                      which invites Armenian Associations and Churches to a most important step : to contact "The European Council for Fatwa and Research". It is really time to contact such high level Islamic Instutions all around the world.

                      Ankara does not want such a crucial religious and spiritual step. At least, we can begin it on our local and regional scales for our each national country where we live. For us, it is more important to put energy in contacting such organizations than to spend time to debate on a falsified video.

                      One day (without dreaming) we shall get to the highest level : at the level of "The Organization of the Islamic Conference (OIC)". This must be an aim, not a dream :
                      http://www.oic-oci.org/main-body.htm


                      What happened in 1915, is not only a crime against Humanity but is also a crime against Islam. Innocent families of dhimmis were slaugtered regardless of Sharia law ("dhimmis" means protected in Arabic language of the Coran).

                      Faïez El-Ghocein, who was a sincere muslim and a direct witness of the exterminations, says : "This a crime which Humanity, Islam and all the Muslims disaprouve ; but those who ignore the truth, will not miss to throw responsability onto religious fanatism".
                      ["C’est un crime que désapprouve l’humanité, l’islam et tous les musulmans ; mais ceux qui ignorent la vérité ne manqueront pas d’en jeter la responsabilité sur le fanatisme religieux." page 52 of his testimony : http://www.crda-france.org/0ab/x9_faiezelghocein.htm ]

                      We must denounce that the instrumentalization and the criminal exploitation of the declaration of Jihad of november (14)23 1914 as being anti-islamic :
                      Proclamation de la Guerre Sainte (Djihad) à Constantinople
                      http://www.imprescriptible.fr/documents/djihad.htm


                      At the level of The Organization of the Islamic Conference (OIC), I had create a page :
                      Centre de Recherche Documentaire et Actualités
                      http://www.crda-france.org/fr/breligion/islam/5OCI.htm
                      Le CRDA vous tient informé de tout en France


                      Here is a rough translation :

                      The Organization of the Islamic Conference is to our knowledge the only organization to state and international levels to be with religious caracteristics.

                      The caracteristics of other organizations can be
                      . geographical (Organization of American States, European Union, etc.),
                      . military (NATO) ,
                      . historical-political (Commonwealth, CEI),
                      . political-cultural (League of Arab States), cultural (UNESCO)
                      . or social-professional (World Health Organization, etc.)
                      . etc...

                      This religious basis the O.I.C. gives -or must give- a timeless dimension of unniversality and peace to it. This dimension is inspired by the message of divine breath -as Vatican wants to be also. But as being the last revealed religion and Islam wanting to integrate the former ones, OIC cannot miss by its own islamic conscience to get one day on a debate on the Armenian Genocide de 1915 : the Armenian Genocide which is -before all- a crime against Humanity, a crime against Islam.

                      Nil V. Agopoff (Paris)
                      #779

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