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  • Re: Why some Armenians are anti semitic?

    Originally posted by Hayayrun View Post
    Amont kesi hima tun hayes gam ...

    I must not give you any more proofs, because the proofs which I gave are enough.
    By the way, why do you exist so aggressive to make sure that not all J3ws in the world hate Armenians?

    Which proofs do you have beside flaming me all the time.
    Is this the Armenian way to discuss by flaming dissidents.
    In your eyes I am writting stupid things but you feel yourself alright isn't it?

    I thing you are depressingly
    Because it is truly absurd to believe that a whole ethnic group/nation has a hate towards another ethnic group when there has never been any conflict or even meaningful interaction between the two. Your claims are based off of a few Zionist J3ws that did some anti-armenian things - with the same logic I should hate Russian because some idiot skin heads have killed and tortured armenians.

    Mind you not many famous J3ws in diaspora and from Israel have actually called out for the recognition of the Armenian Genocide, which again shows that your generalisation is invalid.

    I really don't care who the group of people in question is. I care about truth and facts, I don't like when people talk based off emotions and don't think rationally regarding what they are saying.
    Մեկ Ազգ, Մեկ Մշակույթ
    ---
    "Western Assimilation is the greatest threat to the Armenian nation since the Armenian Genocide."

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    • Re: Why some Armenians are anti semitic?

      Originally posted by Mos View Post
      Because it is truly absurd to believe that a whole ethnic group/nation has a hate towards another ethnic group when there has never been any conflict or even meaningful interaction between the two. Your claims are based off of a few Zionist J3ws that did some anti-armenian things - with the same logic I should hate Russian because some idiot skin heads have killed and tortured armenians.

      Mind you not many famous J3ws in diaspora and from Israel have actually called out for the recognition of the Armenian Genocide, which again shows that your generalisation is invalid.

      I really don't care who the group of people in question is. I care about truth and facts, I don't like when people talk based off emotions and don't think rationally regarding what they are saying.
      If this information is indeed true, that many famous J3ws in diaspora and from Israel have actually called out for the recognition of the Armenian Genocide, than I will kiss them their hands, but I don't believe.

      Can you give me some proofs?

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      • Re: Why some Armenians are anti semitic?

        Originally posted by Hayayrun View Post
        If this information is indeed true, that many famous J3ws in diaspora and from Israel have actually called out for the recognition of the Armenian Genocide, than I will kiss them their hands, but I don't believe.

        Can you give me some proofs?

        It is funny how ignorant you are.... the most prominent pro-Armenian congressmen are xxxs like Adam Shif and Frank Pallone... I am not even talking about people like Morgantow and Franc Werfel or Roman Roland...

        Now go and kiss their hands....

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        • Re: Why some Armenians are anti semitic?

          Originally posted by Mukuch View Post
          It is funny how ignorant you are.... the most prominent pro-Armenian congressmen are xxxs like Adam Shif and Frank Pallone... I am not even talking about people like Morgantow and Franc Werfel or Roman Roland...

          Now go and kiss their hands....
          Do you understand what my message is?
          Why do you flame me as a ignorant without knowing what I wanted to express?

          I am not silly to kiss the hands of those prominent pro-Armenian xxxs congressmen.

          I indeed don't like xxxs people at all!!!

          Next time first try to understand than begin to flame me ...

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          • Re: Why some Armenians are anti semitic?

            Originally posted by Hayayrun View Post
            Do you understand what my message is?
            Why do you flame me as a ignorant without knowing what I wanted to express?

            I am not silly to kiss the hands of those prominent pro-Armenian xxxs congressmen.

            I indeed don't like xxxs people at all!!!

            Next time first try to understand than begin to flame me ...
            I would kiss hands of some of them for what they did.....

            Yes my friend I understand what your message is... that is called "ati-semitism"... that is not a good thing at all- not liking xxxs for being xxxs....

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            • Re: Why some Armenians are anti semitic?

              Originally posted by Mos View Post
              Because it is truly absurd to believe that a whole ethnic group/nation has a hate towards another ethnic group when there has never been any conflict or even meaningful interaction between the two. Your claims are based off of a few Zionist J3ws that did some anti-armenian things - with the same logic I should hate Russian because some idiot skin heads have killed and tortured armenians.

              Mind you not many famous J3ws in diaspora and from Israel have actually called out for the recognition of the Armenian Genocide, which again shows that your generalisation is invalid.

              I really don't care who the group of people in question is. I care about truth and facts, I don't like when people talk based off emotions and don't think rationally regarding what they are saying.
              Israeli government members are elected by the majority of Israeli people, as they and the western world claim Israel is a democratic country, that means that the government there represents the majority of people. Israeli government and Zionists around the world are conducting an anti Armenian policy in every arena they could. The Russian government don’t conduct an anti Armenian policy only individuals does, this is a very simple concept to understand.


              Originally posted by Mukuch View Post
              I would kiss hands of some of them for what they did.....

              Yes my friend I understand what your message is... that is called "ati-semitism"... that is not a good thing at all- not liking xxxs for being xxxs....
              Are we suppose to be afraid of this slogan? Maybe that would only work on a politician. What about anti Armenism and anti Christianism?

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              • Re: Why some Armenians are anti semitic?

                Originally posted by Yedtarts View Post

                Are we suppose to be afraid of this slogan? Maybe that would only work on a politician. What about anti Armenism and anti Christianism?
                No we shouldn’t be afraid of clichés... but anti-Semitism is not a cliché it is very ugly reality....
                There is no such thing as anti-Armenism. There are turks and that explain everything. Anti-Christianism? Do you realize that 90% of anti-semite are anti-Christian as well ( Muslim extremists).
                Last edited by Mukuch; 04-04-2011, 04:20 AM.

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                • Re: Why some Armenians are anti semitic?

                  Originally posted by Hayayrun View Post
                  If this information is indeed true, that many famous J3ws in diaspora and from Israel have actually called out for the recognition of the Armenian Genocide, than I will kiss them their hands, but I don't believe.

                  Can you give me some proofs?
                  You have a lot of kissing to do:

                  -Elie Wiesel and his foundation
                  -Several prominent J3wish Americans in US government
                  -Yossi Sarid (Israeli minister of education)
                  That this assembly of the Association of Genocide Scholars in its conference held in Montreal, June 11–13, 1997, reaffirms that the mass murder of over a million Armenians in Turkey in 1915 is a case of genocide which conforms to the statutes of the United Nations Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of Genocide. It further condemns the denial of the Armenian Genocide by the Turkish government and its official and unofficial agents and supporters.

                  – Among the prominent scholars who supported the resolution were: Roger W. Smith (College of William & Mary; President of AGS); Israel Charny (Hebrew University, Jerusalem); Helen Fein (Past President AGS); Frank Chalk (Concordia University, Montreal); Ben Kiernan (Yale University); Anthony Oberschall (University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill); Mark Levene (Warwick University, UK); Rhoda Howard (McMaster University, Canada), Michael Freeman (Essex University, UK), Gunnar Heinsohn (Bremen University, Germany)
                  126 HOLOCAUST SCHOLARS AFFIRM THE INCONTESTABLE FACT OF THE ARMENIAN GENOCIDE AND URGE WESTERN DEMOCRACIES TO OFFICIALLY RECOGNIZE IT

                  At the Thirtieth Anniversary of the Scholars' Conference on the Holocaust and the Churches Convening at St. Joseph University, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, March 3-7, 2000, one hundred twenty-six Holocaust Scholars, holders of Academic Chairs and Directors of Holocaust Research and Studies Centers, participants of the Conference, signed a statement affirming that the World War I Armenian Genocide is an incontestable historical fact and accordingly urge the governments of Western democracies to likewise recognize it as such. The petitioners, among whom is Nobel Laureate for Peace Elie Wiesel, who was the keynote speaker at the conference, also asked the Western Democracies to urge the Government and Parliament of Turkey to finally come to terms with a dark chapter of Ottoman-Turkish history and to recognize the Armenian Genocide. This would provide an invaluable impetus to the process of the democratization of Turkey.

                  Below is a partial list of the signatories:

                  Prof. Yehuda Bauer
                  Distinguished Professor
                  Hebrew University
                  Director, The International Institute of Holocaust Research
                  Yad Vashem, Jerusalem

                  Prof. Israel Charny, Director
                  Institute of the Holocaust and Genocide, Jerusalem
                  Professor at the Hebrew University,
                  Editor-in-Chief of The Encyclopedia of Genocide

                  Prof. Stephen Feinstein, Director
                  Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies
                  University of Minnesota

                  Prof. Saul Friedman, Director
                  Holocaust and xxxish Studies
                  Youngston State University, Ohio

                  Prof. Edward Gaffney
                  Valparaiso University Law School

                  Prof. Zev Garber
                  Los Angeles Valley College

                  Prof. Dorota Glowacka
                  University of King's Collage
                  Halifax, Nova Scotia

                  Dr. Irving Greenberg, President
                  xxxish Life Network

                  Prof. Herbert Hirsch
                  Virginia Commonwealth University

                  Prof. Irving L. Horowitz
                  Hannah Arendt Distinguished Professor
                  Rutgers University, NJ

                  Rabbi Dr. Steve Jacobs
                  Temple Sinai Shalom
                  Huntsville, Alabama
                  Associate Editor of The Encyclopedia of Genocide

                  Prof. Steven Katz
                  Distinguish Professor
                  Director, Center for Judaic Studies
                  Boston University


                  Prof. Richard Libowitz
                  Temple University

                  Dr. Marcia Littell
                  Stockton College
                  Exec. Director, Scholars' Conference
                  On the Holocaust and the Churches

                  Franklin Littell
                  Emeritus Professor
                  Temple University

                  Prof. Hubert G. Locke
                  Washington University
                  Co-founder of the Annual Scholar's Conference
                  On the Holocaust and the Churches

                  Dr. Elizabeth Maxwell
                  Executive Director of the International Scholarly
                  Conference on the Holocaust, London, England

                  Prof. Erik Markusen
                  Southwest State University, MN

                  Prof. Saul Mendlowitz
                  Dag Hammerskjold Distinguished Professor
                  of International Law
                  Rutgers University

                  Prof. Jack Needle, Director
                  Center for Holocaust Studies
                  Brookdale Community College
                  Lincroft, NJ

                  Dr. Philip Rosen, Director
                  Holocaust Education Center of the Delaware Valley

                  Prof. Alan S, Rosenbaum
                  Dept. of Philosophy
                  Cleveland State University

                  William L. Shulman, President
                  Association of Holocaust Organizations City University of New York

                  Prof. Samuel Totten
                  The University of Arkansas
                  Assoc. Editor of The Encyclopedia of Genocide

                  Prof. Elie Wiesel
                  Andrew W. Mellon Professor in the Humanities
                  Boston University
                  Founding Chairman of the United States
                  Holocaust Memorial Council
                  Nobel Laureate for Peace
                  I hereby declare that the originals of these one hundred and twenty-six signatories are on file in my office. All affiliations supplied are for identification purposes only.

                  Dr. Stephen Feinstein, Director,
                  Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies
                  University of Minnesota
                  and the list goes on..... so stop generalising.
                  Մեկ Ազգ, Մեկ Մշակույթ
                  ---
                  "Western Assimilation is the greatest threat to the Armenian nation since the Armenian Genocide."

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                  • Re: Why some Armenians are anti semitic?

                    Originally posted by Mos View Post
                    You have a lot of kissing to do:

                    -Elie Wiesel and his foundation
                    -Several prominent J3wish Americans in US government
                    -Yossi Sarid (Israeli minister of education)




                    and the list goes on..... so stop generalising.
                    Very good point... thank you Mos, enough is enough.... this anti-semte xxxx become ugly on this forum...and not just on foru

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                    • Re: Why some Armenians are anti semitic?

                      Originally posted by Mukuch View Post
                      No we shouldn’t be afraid of clichés... but anti-Semitism is not a cliché it is very ugly reality....
                      There is no such thing as anti-Armenism. There are turks and that explain everything. Anti-Christianism? Do you realize that 90% of anti-semite are anti-Christian as well ( Muslim extremists).
                      The majority of “Muslim extremists” are Arabs, and 99.99% of Arabs are “Semites” how can a semite be an “anti semite”? On the other hand, the majority of joos are not semites, so where is the philosophy in this?

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