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Nevertheless Today's Turks are not responsible for past events and the Armenian people should not fall into the trap of seeking justice/retribution retroactively.
The Turkish American Cultural Center's main purpose and goal is Genocide Denial and teach Americans how Armenian People are lying about the Genocide. They spends Billions of dollars on it. They need to admit the truth and apologize. Their responsible for being genocide deniers.
Armenia is merely along for the ride. The Anglo powers are an ally of Turkey, not Armenia and the ascendancy of the Asia powers has given various powers a premise for far greater collaboration.
Although I can appreciate Armenian apprehension and I realize that this agreement does not go far enough, since it fails to recognize the 1915 Armenian genocide.
I fail to see how this accord can be viewed as a bad thing. Since the Armenian and Turkish people are neighbors and greater regional peace and stability is in both peoples long term, economic and geo-political interests.
The very fact that the Turks have been so evasive on this issue and for so long is indicative of their guilt and the Turks reputation has gone from bad to worse as a result.
Nevertheless Today's Turks are not responsible for past events and the Armenian people should not fall into the trap of seeking justice/retribution retroactively.
I agree with everything that you said except the last part. If that were the case then all the money joos have recieved from Germany should be given back.
He was forced to sign and we recognize it till we have the power to take back what is ours.
"Forced" to sign? What are you mumbling there traitor? Who the xxxx is Nalbadian and who told him to sign anything on behalf of the ARMENIAN PEOPLE WHEN THE MAJORITY IS AGAINST IT?
I read alot of articles worldwide on the protocols passing, all the media now refers to the genocide as "an old dispute".."rift", etc.. That looks like the terms there headed for now. Also for Turkey to talk about the genocide is an insult to their pride and their very proud people, read that alot. Hillary really got the Armenians good. I'm sure the Turks will throw her a grand dinner party in NYC.
Talking about Genocide Recognition in the USA is kind of pathetic now.
Armenia is merely along for the ride. The Anglo powers are an ally of Turkey, not Armenia and the ascendancy of the Asia powers has given various powers a premise for far greater collaboration.
Although I can appreciate Armenian apprehension and I realize that this agreement does not go far enough, since it fails to recognize the 1915 Armenian genocide.
I fail to see how this accord can be viewed as a bad thing. Since the Armenian and Turkish people are neighbors and greater regional peace and stability is in both peoples long term, economic and geo-political interests.
The very fact that the Turks have been so evasive on this issue and for so long is indicative of their guilt and the Turks reputation has gone from bad to worse as a result.
Nevertheless Today's Turks are not responsible for past events and the Armenian people should not fall into the trap of seeking justice/retribution retroactively.
Do you really think we're going to get any of our demands? or at least have the turks give up some of theirs?
The Turks are not going to open anything until Karabagh issue is solved and as I observe, the Westerners are also pushing for a quick solution of the matter. They are pressing Armenia because they want Turkey in the EU.
With one minor difference, on april 24 we stood like brave .. we decided to die for the cause. but on october 10, we handed the turks the win by our hands.
The most embarassing thing was, the armenian side refusing to sign.. and clinton coming and grabbing the armenian side and force them to sign.
does sargysyan have any dignity?
Re: Turkish-Armenian signing delayed; Clinton departs
Where is "Armenian" and the rest of the lackeys to see the achievements of their beloved Government. I remember when they were cheering for Sarkisian who was shooting Armenian protesters.
If we were a real democracy this dictator would have never sold our national interests in order not to be criticized by the Western Powers.
Re: Turkish-Armenian signing delayed; Clinton departs
The historical commission, what a joke. I assume we might as well just hold a historical commission on Stalin, and appoint Stalinist historians to rewrite history. Fortunately it doesn't say either party is obligated to take action after the results of the Turkish parody of the Armenian Genocide (which they nicely call a 'commission').
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