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Should the Armenian Parliament ratify the protocols guiding the relations between Armenia and Turkey announced on August 31, 2009?

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No
72% (264 votes)
Yes
25% (90 votes)
I don't know
3% (12 votes)
Total voters: 366
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I think we are today in such

Submitted by Vartan_M on Wed, 2009-10-07 02:47.



I think we are today in such a situation that an historically global reflection is needed.

I will set mine through two analytical books written in an 80-year span:

1) Le kémalisme devant les Alliés by Michel Paillarès, Dir. Rev. Bosphore, Constantinopolis, 1922.
2) 9/11 Synthetic Terror -Made in USA by Webster G. Tarpley, pg: 595, third edition, 2006.

Paillarès explains that Turkey, defeated during the WW-I, lay on the ground waiting for mistreatment. The Allies began to dispute: England, France, Italy, Greece, Russia. Meanwhile, little by little, the vanquished set back on its feet again and ultimately reached  Angora. You know the continuation...

The American Congress rejected the proposition of President Wilson to set the Armenian liberated provinces of Eastern Anatolia under the US Mandate. Today, one may believe it would be different if there was any Petrol...

Thanks to W.G. Tarpley, I learn that a US  "stay-behind" tries to manage our Planet and so, no matter if Turkey is defeated or strong, no matter if the Armenian Cause is noble, sacred...

Here is the issue: “Is Armenia useful to US?”. Answer this question, my brother, and see where we are setting our foot!

 


Armenian-Turkish Protocols

Submitted by Dassan Peck on Thu, 2009-09-17 12:36.

The present package of the Armenian-Turkish Protocols is an insult to the one and one half million Armenians who perished in 1915. It is a slap in the face of the past and present Armenian generations who through their relentless efforts made the world recognize the Armenian Genocide.

If Turkey is really honest in its good neighborly relations with Armenia, the first thing she should do is RECOGNIZE the Genocide and lift the blockade of Armenia.

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