On 12 Oct, 10:41, "Altan Loker (real name)" <allo...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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wrote:
> I heard about the problem of "Armenian genocide" for the first time at
> age 26 when I went to US. This fact alone shows that there is no
> hostility between Armenians and Turks in Turkey. I went to the public
> library in New York and looked at a few magazines published in the
> 1920s. If I remember correctly, it was in New Statesman that I read
> about a joint session of US Congress dealing with the Armenian
> genocide allegation.
>
> One Senator said that there were American missionaries in the region
> at that time, many had participated - with the permission of the
> Ottoman Government - in the relocation of the Armenians of the region,
> and that they had not re****ted genocide.
>
> Contradictory views were also expressed by several speakers. One of
> them said that, among the nations forming the Ottoman Empire, the
> Turks were by far the best people, and he gave examples of Turkish
> behavior even at times of trouble.
>
> The conclusion appeared to be determined by the following view
> expressed by a Senator, as I remember it: "Suppose that our southern
> neighbor Mexico were a powerful state and had began to invade our
> southern states. Suppose also that many of our southern citizens of
> Hispanic origin had joined the Mexican army and others were engaged in
> sabotage acts behind our army. What would we do to those citizens of
> ours? The Ottoman Government did exactly what we would do to them." In
> fact, during World War II, the Japanese citizens of US have been kept
> behind barbed wires although they had done nothing wrong against the
> US army or citizens.
>
> Most of the "proofs" of Armenian allegations were forged later.
> Moreover, what US Congressmen did not know was the fact that Armenians
> had started genocide against the Turks of the region even before the
> Russian army entered Turkish soil. Armenians wished to become the
> majority in the region so that they could create an independent state
> there, as I explained in another post of mine. Armenians refuse to
> open their archives, like the Turks did, because they are trying to
> hide the fact they are the culprits of genocide. Armenians have
> committed the most atrocious crimes. For example, they put Turks in
> Mosques and burned them alive, including innocent children, women, and
> old people. They cut open the bellies of pregnant women and took the
> babies out at the end of their bayonets. Turks never did such things.
> Mass graves of Turks are still being discovered in the region.
>
> The present day US politicians who sup****t the Armenian allegation of
> genocide are after political gains. A Senator made this clear in the
> recent past. He stopped sup****ting the Armenian thesis when the
> President told him that he was harming US interests. He explained this
> change in his behavior by saying that he was an American before being
> a politician. This is an admission of the fact that he was sup****ting
> the Armenians for securing personal political gains in complete
> disregard of his country's interests. Of course, someone was doing
> that cannot claim that he was trying to protect the interests of the
> Armenians. In fact, Armenians keep loosing much because of their
> unethical behavior seeking to secure undeserved gains. At the time
> when the French parliament was about to vote a resolution about the
> alleged Armenian genocide, an Armenian journal wrote that the French
> politicians were again using the Armenians for securing personal
> gains.
>
> The US politicians who are using the Armenians to secure personal
> gains must understand that they not only harm the Interests of
> Armenians and of Americans but are also used by the Armenians in a way
> to harm US interests. Yes, Armenians are presently using foreign
> politicians for securing undeserved gains, because foreign politicians
> are doing the same thing to them as they did in the past. This is a
> race of criminality which will have no winner. The worst part of it is
> that it keeps sowing the seeds of violence in more places than
> realized.
"Armenians refuse to open their archives, like the Turks did, because
they are trying to
hide the fact they are the culprits of genocide. Armenians have
committed the most atrocious crimes. "
Ma man all I have to say to you is to go and see a shrink. You are
clearly mad! A mad turk in denial!
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