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    I am starting up a website to inform people about the genocide, latinos and chicanos especially, because very few of us know about the genocide and I think its a good thing to spread awareness of it, I am doing this in both English and Spanish. I also want to put this across to Irish audiences (as I am half Irish and precious few of us know about the genocide).

    In principle I am writing articles against a dude named Holdwater, you have probably heard of him, well his website if full of some very nasty and racist stuff, so I feel it might be good to spit back and with twice ferosity. If anyone wants to help or has information that can help or point to places for such information please tell me as I would really I appreciate that, I feel it as my duty to stand up to racism and this man has many Anti-Armenian prejudices.

    Also if anyone will get miffed if I use some of the evidence you guys have here and maybe one or two pics.

    Thanks.

  • #2
    Originally posted by Pedro Xaramillo
    I am starting up a website to inform people about the genocide, latinos and chicanos especially, because very few of us know about the genocide and I think its a good thing to spread awareness of it, I am doing this in both English and Spanish. I also want to put this across to Irish audiences (as I am half Irish and precious few of us know about the genocide).

    In principle I am writing articles against a dude named Holdwater, you have probably heard of him, well his website if full of some very nasty and racist stuff, so I feel it might be good to spit back and with twice ferosity. If anyone wants to help or has information that can help or point to places for such information please tell me as I would really I appreciate that, I feel it as my duty to stand up to racism and this man has many Anti-Armenian prejudices.

    Also if anyone will get miffed if I use some of the evidence you guys have here and maybe one or two pics.

    Thanks.

    Feel free to use whatever you want from here. On just about every single subject he covers in his vile filled website, you can find refuted here in one of our threads or from an article we have sourced.
    General Antranik (1865-1927): “I am not a nationalist. I recognize only one nation, the nation of the oppressed.”

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    • #3
      Thanks man

      I'm surprised his website is still up, I complained to his host but he is in his rights of freedom of speech, yadda yadda.

      I mean its probably the most racist website I've seen aside from Stormfront, but thank you man it will be a great help, I'm first going to host it as a freewebs acount until my net gets upgraded then I'm going to put on a proper website. Mind if I link to here if people want forums?

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      • #4
        Originally posted by Pedro Xaramillo
        I'm surprised his website is still up, I complained to his host but he is in his rights of freedom of speech, yadda yadda.

        I mean its probably the most racist website I've seen aside from Stormfront, but thank you man it will be a great help, I'm first going to host it as a freewebs acount until my net gets upgraded then I'm going to put on a proper website. Mind if I link to here if people want forums?










        The Sites


        English-language websites are a key part of the arsenal of those who would deny the Turkish genocide of the Armenians

        There are dozens of English-language Armenian genocide denial websites. Their content ranges from video clips of lectures by prominent academic deniers to photos and home addresses of U.S. scholars who affirm the genocide to bigoted anti- Armenian screeds. The following are capsule descriptions of four top sites:

        TALL ARMENIAN TALE

        Claiming to present "the other side of the falsified genocide," this website describes Armenians as lemmings and makes the argument that Armenians are inherently traitorous. Murad "Holdwater" Gumen, a Turkish-American illustrator best known for his work on Disney and Warner Bros. cartoon characters, is the webmaster for this site. "Armenians have clung to the tragic events of so long ago as a form of ethnic identity, and have considered it their duty to perpetuate this myth," he writes. "As descendants of the merchant class from the Ottoman Empire, Armenians have been successful in acquiring the wealth and power to make their voices heard … and they have made good use of the 'Christian' connection to gain the sympathies of Westerners who share their religion and prejudices."

        ARMENIAN GENOCIDE HOAX

        This site's title is somewhat misleading because, instead of presenting the Armenian genocide as fakery, it focuses on the semantic argument that Armenians were the victims of massacres but not genocide. "The genocide label is simply propaganda to associate Turks with evil and is a form of Anti-Turkism," the site argues. Its anonymous writers present the massacres as occurring in the midst of a frenzied civil war fought along ethnic lines, posing the rhetorical question, "When a nation loses a rebellion in a civil war, what better way to seek revenge than to claim it was genocide?"

        ARMENIANS 1915

        This blog features the writings of Yuksel Oktay, a Turkish-American energy consultant and power plant designer who has lived in Turkey since 1995 and is a prolific Armenian genocide denier. It's also the primary online promoter of the increasingly popular conspiracy theory among Turkish ultranationalists that affirming the Armenian genocide is the first stage in a secret Armenian plot to assume control of Turkish lands, similar to the "reconquista" conspiracy theory held by many U.S. anti-immigration extremists who believe Mexico is plotting to "reconquer" the Southwestern United States.

        ARMENIAN REALITY

        Armenian Reality details a comprehensive alternative universe in which Muslim Turks were the victim of an Armenian-perpetrated genocide during World War I, not the other way around. The site also repeatedly characterizes Armenians as terrorists, making the outlandish claim that "Armenian crimes against humanity and war crimes against the Ottoman Turkish … have been forgotten amidst congressional preoccupation with placating the vocal and richly financed Armenian lobby."


        Intelligence Report
        Summer 2008
        General Antranik (1865-1927): “I am not a nationalist. I recognize only one nation, the nation of the oppressed.”

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        • #5
          Dude, you rule

          Thats helped me alot, I'm also starting to try and do YouTube movies showing the racism on these websites. The one post on a Turkish denying website actually attacked SOAD for putting subliminal messages in the minds of children to believe the genocide (I xxxx you not). It pisses a person off, that and I like SOAD

          This will help me big time, I also know a few people on YouTube making videos about the Genocide which I'm gonna put there vids up too there.

          I heard the whole thing with Turkey claiming that Armenia is trying to reconquer the area. Hope to God they don't see our posts, they'll believe there is a Mexican Armenian conspiracy growing and don't forget I'm half Irish, they'll say the IRA is here too .

          But seriously, I mean its really unfair to acuse you of something like that after they made your people suffer so much. I'm just worried how Armenians living in Turkey are doing if there are sites like these.
          The whole Minutemen thing is funny as the reconquista happened in Spain to throw out the Moors, which we are in truth far from Spanish.
          But its nice to know we have your support and don't buy into the reconquesta nonsene

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