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  • Eddo211
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    The AG bill in congress has become nothing but a playing card and an insult to all who have died.

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  • Eddo211
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    Dude I never said the opposite.....but I still go to the demonstration.

    Its funny how Turks get all confused when I tell them I don't care about US recognition......and its too late for any Turkish apology.


    To add I say we need a new strategy to get the AG recognized by US......to shame them into it. Show the world that Armenians are the defenders of the Genocide victims and send relief teams around the world.

    Just pull the AG bill out of the congress....the US will almost panic and Turkey will be happy but trouble is just starting for them. They will act in a way that they will loose US support.
    Last edited by Eddo211; 03-30-2014, 12:56 AM.

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  • Haykakan
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    Was not that long ago when i said the same things and got a bunch of hate here for doing it. I am glad drinking cleared your mind Eddo lol.

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  • Eddo211
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    Armenians must stop giving their votes to Presidential candidates who promise to recognize the AG and make fun of them as Turkish slaves. In fact we don't want America to recognize our Genocide, we don't need them to do it, they have proven their cowardliness to the world as the leader of the free word.

    Unfortunately monetary gain by lawsuits against Turks is what gives Armenians votes to the Presidential candidates who talk with a forked tongs who will never insult the Turkishness of their master Turks.

    Armenia and organized Diaspora organization should retreat their demands of recognition from US congress, sent relief efforts to other parts of the world that Genocide is happening with big international PR, help the victims as much as possible, even if it is insignificant, and condemn the USA hypocrisy with our own actions.
    We/our leaders should tell US gov that we do not expect them to be beacon of human rights and that they hold no moral high ground as they themselves claim and are nothing but cowards and fakes when it comes in recognizing the truth because their whole policy against Armenians are completely aligned with sons of Turkey/Ottomans/who are the same xxxx who they need them to promote their own destruction of other countries using the same routes that Armenians were marched to their deaths and they are no better than anti-Semites.

    I would challenge them to count the vote from all American citizens and accept their decision on the Genocide.....and if they don't they are nothing but a fake democracy with no moral value or any bravery in the face of Turkish/Azeri pressure.

    We are done with their insults....however we will continue our demonstrations without carrying American flags and burn bloody Turkish flags. Arrest us if you want.
    We are American citizens and won't be surprised if they did the same thing to us as Turks did....let the world witness and God be your judge.

    Off course this will never happen...our leaders are disorganized/cowards and don't have the balls to do such things and give up their comfy life in US or loose their puny political influence.

    My idea will shock the world including Turks......deny US the leverage they use on Turkey.

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  • Haykakan
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    I almost vomited after reading the last sentence.

    STEVEN SPIELBERG'S USC SHOAH FOUNDATION EXPANDS MISSION AS IT MARKS 20 YEAR ANNIVERSARY

    Lawyer Herald
    March 24 2014

    Filmmaker Steven Spielberg delivered a keynote speech at the United
    National General Assembly, which centered on the theme 'Journeys
    Through the Holocaust" on January 27th.

    The ceremony also featured a speech by Rena Finder, a Holocaust
    survivor who had been part of Schindler's list. Spielberg's address
    coincided with the 20th anniversary of the USC Shoah Foundation,
    which he founded in 1994. The Shoah Foundation has already filmed and
    collected 51,413 accounts from Holocaust survivors in 34 languages
    and 58 countries.

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    Six million xxxs were systematically murdered by the Nazis during
    the Holocaust.

    Spielberg announced it has expanded its mission to include interviews
    with survivors from other genocides. They include testimonies from
    survivors in Armenia, Rwanda, Cambodia, Srebrenica, Bosnia and
    Nanking, China.

    "Movies at least have taught me that I don't have to be realistic
    about anything," Spielberg told the Associated Press last week.

    Spielberg was inspired to create the foundation after meeting with
    Holocaust survivors during the shooting of "Schindler's List," his
    1993 Oscar-winning film, which highlights one German businessman/war
    profiteer who went through extraordinary lengths to rescue 1,300 xxxs
    during the Holocaust.

    The film's enormous worldwide success helped propel the launching of
    the Shoah Foundation.

    Spielberg has also written the introduction to a forthcoming book
    "Testimony: The Legacy of Schindler's List and the USC Shoah
    Foundation," which will be released next week.

    "I'm basically like a doctor on call. I have everything but a beeper
    on my belt. When they need me, I'm there," Spielberg told The AP,
    in describing his deep connection to the Shoah Foundation.

    "My initial awareness of what had happened to the xxxs of Europe
    under Fascism came from my grandmother and grandfather telling me
    horrifying accounts of fates of my relatives and their friends,"
    Spielberg told the UN General Assembly in January.

    "Directing 'Schindler's List,' interviewing survivors - this was my way
    of trying to understand the Holocaust. Breaking down the phenomenon
    of overwhelming horror into individual moments was the only way I
    knew how to approach and better understand it. Those whose who lived
    it know what we will never know. Survivors and witnesses often say
    that their dearest hope; the hope that held to keep them alive was
    to be heard, and to be believed, and to be understood," he added.

    The director's words have poignant meaning, particularly since
    Holocaust denial still remains prevalent. Just last week, Iran's
    Supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei used a Friday morning speech
    to call into question the Holocaust, The Jerusalem Post reported.

    "The Holocaust is an event whose reality is uncertain, and if it has
    happened, it's uncertain how it has happened. Does anybody dare talk
    about the Holocaust in Europe?" Khamenei said.

    "Ayatollah Khamenei's words are unmistakable: He denies the Holocaust
    happened. Iran needs to renounce Holocaust denial, extremism,
    and bigotry if the world is to have any faith in its conduct and
    intentions," responded Ronald Lauder, the president of the World
    xxxish Congress.

    The foundation announced that the Institute will honor President Barack
    Obama with the Ambassador for Humanity Award on May 7 in Los Angeles.

    "President Obama's commitment to democracy and human rights has long
    been felt," Spielberg said.

    On January 27, filmmaker Steven Spielberg delivered a keynote speech at the United Nations General Assembly, which centered on the theme ‘Journeys Through the Holocaust.”The ceremony also featured a speech by Rena Finder, a Holocaust survivor who had been part of Schindler’s list. Spielberg’s

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  • Davo88
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    Originally posted by KanadaHye View Post
    It wasn't Obama that was promoting recognition, it was Nancy Pelosi and she has been canned by the conservative majority. The right wing supremists in America don't like Armenians much. This numb nuts is the new speaker of the house:


    John Boehner (John Boner)
    At the last day of Congress last year, when the Armenian people was hoping that the genocide bill would be voted, Nancy Pelosi betrayed us and did not introduce the bill on House floor for a vote. I assume that crybaby John Boehner will not do that either. Though it doesn't mean we should lose hope... There is always a way to advance the Armenian cause.

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  • hipeter924
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    The US Congress will never recognize unless forced to, why doesn't the Armenian community actively condemn politicians for not voting for recognition of the Genocide and staying silent on the issue? Where are the protests outside the houses of these politicians? Where are the billboards calling Obama a coward and Turkish puppet? The Congress must be humiliated and exposed for hypocrisy, hatred of their fellow Christians and moral cowardice, only then will politicians start to support Armenia's cause. I wonder how much longer they could stay elected if "Politician A supports Genocide Denial". "Politician A supports murder of Christians", "Politician A believes Turks are the master race", "I support Islamic Terror" or "1 million murdered for my paycheck" were on billboards across every city in the US exposing them? I am puzzled to why Armenians don't realize the enemy is not just Turkish politicians but the US politicians as well, and that they should be just as aggressively (if not more so) protest and condemn US politicians as Turkish ones.
    Last edited by hipeter924; 04-25-2011, 07:42 AM.

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  • KanadaHye
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    It wasn't Obama that was promoting recognition, it was Nancy Pelosi and she has been canned by the conservative majority. The right wing supremists in America don't like Armenians much. This numb nuts is the new speaker of the house:


    John Boehner (John Boner)
    Last edited by KanadaHye; 04-25-2011, 04:49 AM.

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  • MrHyeSev
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    Davo he won't change
    Obama just made all these promises so he can be president but he hasn't done crap.

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  • Davo88
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    This website (in French) is angrily criticizing the posters used by the ANCA to advertise the protest : http://www.armeniens.net/spip.php?article698&lang=fr



    According to this site, the ANCA is using a picture of Turkish women and children killed by Armenians by posing that they are Armenians. Who is right?

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