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April 24, 1915 - Remember the Genocide

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Doggystylin:

--- Quote from: Dot City Cartel on April 25, 2006, 10:40:12 AM ---
--- Quote from: Sunset Marley Iz Working On Getting Active on April 25, 2006, 10:35:43 AM ---the Turkish are backwards ass people, never liked em, lets take it back to the old days when the greeks and persians would just stomp their way through them to reach eachother.


oh yeah btw, if you live in LA then you would probably notice all those armo flags on the cars and stuff, its all good, i pump my fist in the air and show love cause they're our armenian brothers, lol

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oh do shut up now. the persians have been good for nothing for 2000 years

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no you shut up now, atleast we havent been bending over and taking it in the ass for the last 2000 years

King Tech Quadafi:
come come now

persians are world reknowned for their anal services

true story

#11:

--- Quote from: Sunset Marley Iz Working On Getting Active on April 25, 2006, 10:35:43 AM ---the Turkish are backwards ass people, never liked em, lets take it back to the old days when the greeks and persians would just stomp their way through them to reach eachother.


oh yeah btw, if you live in LA then you would probably notice all those armo flags on the cars and stuff, its all good, i pump my fist in the air and show love cause they're our armenian brothers, lol

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Racist!! why dont u come over to turkey and talk your shit tough guy? feeling secure over your msg board?

#11:

--- Quote from: Suffice on April 24, 2006, 08:59:42 PM ---Each year April 24 commemorates the genocide of close to 1.5 million Armenians in Ottoman Turkey (much of it historical Armenian lands). April 24, 1915 was the day when thousands of intellectuals, prominent men, and wealthy Armenians were rounded up and executed all accross Turkey by the orders of the government. What followed was a forced evacuation of all Armenians from their homeland - a process in which more than a million perished by starvation, exhaustion, and massacres. Let us remember the Genocide and pay respect to those innocent people who were ruthlessly killed. A large portion of my ancestry was killed in the Genocide, so this directly affects me, but every person should be concerned with the Armenian genocide because it is a historical fact that is being denied to this day the Turkish government and is not recognized by the United States as a genocide

Read more @ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Armenian_genocide

Rest in Peace to all my great grandfathers and great grandmothers who had to suffer through this tragedy

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nope our government wont accept it, just the way we'll never give up cyprus and let the kurds give up their own land. i am for the recognition, but obviously it'll take a while to accept that, if that will even happen.
by the way sorry to hear what happend to your family.

#11:

--- Quote from: Suffice on April 24, 2006, 09:40:49 PM ---
--- Quote from: BombFirst Is Deactivating Bitches on April 24, 2006, 09:31:59 PM ---Why won't the US acknowledge it?

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The U.S. has ties with Turkey, much stronger ties than it does with Armenia. Number one, the U.S. has military bases in Turkey. Number 2, Turkey is one of the few Middle Eastern nations that cooperates with the U.S.

Why Turkey won't recognize it? because they're afraid that some people would ask for monetary reparations or giving lands back. I don't even care about reparations, i just want recognition. The fact is, Turkey won't join the European union because every country in the E.U. has to approve, and last time they voted on it, Austria declided Turkey's entry because of the denial of the Genocide

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was it really cause we deny the genocide or is it cause attempted to invade vienna twice......i have serious doubts about that. thats an excuse they use to reject us.

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