Email from Turkish Coalition of America

[KanadaHye]

Re: Email from Turkish Coalition of America

You quotation is wrong, Ottoman Armenians were not 3 millions... it was 1,7 million according to famous historian Norman Stone

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Norman_Stone

When are the regular Turkish citizens going to realize that covering up the Genocide just helps the wealthy and powerful get away with using people for pawns in their chess game of life? Why should their dirty laundry stay hidden?

[Pazooki]

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[QUOTE=ferdi2;268270]

That's right it had no impact whatsoever, another figment of Armenian imagination and deception. The German's were quite capable of carrying out atrocities well before their parlay with the Ottomans. In fact, the Herero and Namaqua Genocide was the first genocide of the 20th century committed by Colonial Germany in 1904 when up to 80% of the population were exterminated according to the United Nations Whitaker Report in 1985. Since your a lover of Wikipedia, here's the source:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Herero_...maqua_Genocide

So go get fact.

Wikipedia is not a good source buddy, find something better because jo-schmo from down the street can even edit it.

[Gavur]

Re: Email from Turkish Coalition of America

I am stuying my final exams... I can't be only very much these days... sorry

I can't do nothing with only myself, you should also participate the group

and I didn't put preconditions.



You quotation is wrong, Ottoman Armenians were not 3 millions... it was 1,7 million according to famous historian Norman Stone

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Norman_Stone

OK, but its been awhile I wondered, but your finals come first.That reminds me mines coming up too.

[Pazooki]

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[QUOTE=ferdi2;268275]

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/africa/3565938.stm

Thanks. I hate when people use wikipedia.

[Pazooki]

Re: Email from Turkish Coalition of America

[QUOTE=ferdi2;268270]

That's right it had no impact whatsoever, another figment of Armenian imagination and deception. The German's were quite capable of carrying out atrocities well before their parlay with the Ottomans. In fact, the Herero and Namaqua Genocide was the first genocide of the 20th century committed by Colonial Germany in 1904 when up to 80% of the population were exterminated according to the United Nations Whitaker Report in 1985. Since your a lover of Wikipedia, here's the source:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Herero_...maqua_Genocide

So go get fact.

That's just another opinion.

[Pazooki]

Re: Email from Turkish Coalition of America

[QUOTE=ferdi2;268283]

Hey isn't that what I said before? I'm going to have to start copyrighting my words

But that's right, rarely is anything absolute, black or white. Thanks for supporting my point anyway.

Support? Your talking to the wrong person for support, buddy. I don't doubt Hitler was influenced by the Armenian Genocide 1-bit.

[hrai]

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[QUOTE=ferdi2;267977]

You and the "facts" sitting in an impoverished & land locked country holding a grudge. How far has it got you to date? Maybe it's time to change tact???????

Ferdi, I think you mean "tack", as in sailing, it means to change direction when the wind changes. "To change tack"

Tact is something that you and many here (including me) don't have.

[Crimson Glow]

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That's right it had no impact whatsoever, another figment of Armenian imagination and deception. The German's were quite capable of carrying out atrocities well before their parlay with the Ottomans. In fact, the Herero and Namaqua Genocide was the first genocide of the 20th century committed by Colonial Germany in 1904 when up to 80% of the population were exterminated according to the United Nations Whitaker Report in 1985. Since your a lover of Wikipedia, here's the source:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Herero_...maqua_Genocide

So go get fact.

Ummm.....lover of Wikipedia? More straw man statements, huh? And I'm well aware of the Herero/Namaqua genocide. I have posted it many times when listing genocides throughout the 20th century. The methods used there (starvation, and poisoning the water wells) showed no signs of the more advanced methods that would be later used against the Armenians (the ones I mentioned in my last post). In both these cases, the inspiration we speak of is the lack of punishment, or even having to own up to what they had done. Certainly, this instills the confidence that one can keep pushing the envelope, and take things to a new level. Whether the Hitler quote is valid, or not, is irrelevant. It is not needed. The pattern is quite clear. All you did by bringing up the Herero/Namaqua genocide is strengthen OUR claim, not yours.

I'm going to have to start copyrighting my words

Nah, what you're going to have to do is learn how to properly make a post. How is it possible that you've fucked up every single time you've tried to quote someone, which in turn, has thrown off everyone elses attempt at quoting you?

[hrai]

Re: Email from Turkish Coalition of America

That's right it had no impact whatsoever, another figment of Armenian imagination and deception. The German's were quite capable of carrying out atrocities well before their parlay with the Ottomans. In fact, the Herero and Namaqua Genocide was the first genocide of the 20th century committed by Colonial Germany in 1904 when up to 80% of the population were exterminated according to the United Nations Whitaker Report in 1985. Since your a lover of Wikipedia, here's the source:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Herero_...maqua_Genocide

So go get fact.

Ferdi, it was another thread here where you learnt about Herero, and these actions by Germans in Africa gave them the experience to combine with ottomans, tatars & kurds to exterminate Armenians.
Your knowledge of these events is so poor you should resign here, go read and then come back.

[Tiko310]

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[QUOTE=ferdi2;268300]

So let's agree on two things then:
1) Hitler's so called quote is redundant/irrelevant.
2) The AG was the 2nd genocide of the 20th century.

Blow, I think this is what some may call progress?
Now tell the rest of your compatriot troglodytes to fall in line.

No.

You dont set the terms of agreement. We do.