Author: Hunanian Jack

JEWISH LOBBY PROMOTING CENSORSHIP AT OCTOBER 6 CONFERENCE IN EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT

kuruc.info
sept 10 2009

As usual the traditional opponents of free speech have found some
useful idiots to make the whole censorship thing smell a little less
Jewish. On this occasion they also recruited representatives of the
Armenians and a Hutu Tutsi organization based in France. The Armenians
surely are ‘useful idiots’, since the Jewish state Israel does not
recognize the Armenian holocaust as genocide, probably because of its
close ties to the Turkish government (and perhaps because Jews also
played the role of henchman in this orgy of murder because of the
Jewish influence in the Young Turks movement). Abraham Foxman, the
director of the most influential Zionist pro-censorship organization
ADL even campaigned against recognition of the Armenian holocaust,
amongst others because the holocaust of the Jews thereby would loose
some of its exceptional status.

Brussels: October 6 there will be held a conference about ‘holocaust
denial’ in the EU-Parliament The conference is being organized by
the Jewish Laic Community Centre (Belgium), the European Armenian
Federation, and the French based IBUKA (apparently a Hutu Tutsi
organization) In an announcement from CRIF, the French Counterpart of
the Central Council of Jews in Germany’ it said on September 7: ‘This
conference takes place in connection with the planned paneuropean
penalization of critical views pertaining to certain aspects of
history as seen by Jewish and Zionist special interest groups.

The so called Framework Decision of the European Union, which enforces
criminal prosecution of opponents of government prescribed history
enforced by EU countries must be transposed in the 27 Member States
legislations before the end of 2010.

Holocaust denial and Democracy in Europe The conference titled
‘Holocaustdenial and Democracy i Europe’ is held under the patronage
of the infamous German anti-free speech activist and man hunter Elmar
Brok (CDU), aims at convincing politicians in the European Union
why appreciations of history which are not comliant with the views
of Jewish and Zionist special interest groups, left wingers, and
multicult fanatics are ‘a perversion of free speech’, and ‘a threat
to the fundamentals of the democratic society’. [All right, I got
it. Free speech is a threat to democracy, or should I say judeocracy?]
The politically responsible judiciary, historians and social scientists
– great opponents of none Jewish authorized opinions about history,
will present the comparable items among competing views about several
different alleged genocides.

Their aim is to convince European leaders of the necessity to expand
provisions in criminal law dealing with ‘denial of genocide in all
areas’, as planned in the EU resolution.

Joining the conference is free, but it is only possible to join by
registering before September 28. Join here [One even has to disclose
ones passport number – Remember this conference is taking place in
Belgium, where the slightest doubt of Jewish versions of history
is a criminal act] (Please note that the article above is not a
translation. I have chosen in many instances to replace terms and
expressions which are defamatory towards non-Jewish white intellectuals
with a description of what those hateful and defamatory expressions
really mean.) (Blog.balder.org)

"ACTIVITIES OF JOSEPH ARGUTINSKY-DOLGORUKOV" READINGS TO BE HELD IN ROSTOV-ON-DON

PanARMENIAN.Net
10.09.2009 11:48 GMT+04:00

/PanARMENIAN.Net/ The Hayazg cultural and educational fund Rostov
regional museum of local history and the Center for system regional
research and forecasting conduct scientific reading on the topic:
Activities of Joseph Argutinsky-Dolgorukov in the context of the
Russian geopolitics in the Caucasus (timed to 230th anniversary of the
resettlement of Armenians on the Don), miasin.ru reports. Historians,
art historians, political scientists, philosophers are invited to
participate in the readings.

>>From 1769 to 1801 a prominent figure in the Armenian liberation
movement, a staunch supporter of Russian orientation, Prince
Archbishop Joseph Argutinsky-Dolgoruky assumed the throne of the
Armenian Apostolic Church in Russia.

Joseph Argutinsky was born in 1743 in Sanahin, his father was
Shioshbek, mother – Ketevan. Joseph’s father had close ties with
the Georgian court. Ancient Argutinsky genus is known from 5010
BC. His education Joseph received in the Holy Echmiadzin, where he
started his career as a teacher of a theological seminary. In 1773,
Joseph became Archimandrite. Catholicos Simeon Ervantsi (1763-1780)
in 1776 appointed a 25-year Archimandrite Joseph Argutinsky as a head
of the Astrakhan diocese of the Armenian Apostolic Church in Russia. On
March 9, 1801 Joseph Argutinsky-Dolgorukiy died at the age of 58 years.

He was the head of the Armenian Diocese in Russia for 27 years.

"Activities of Joseph Argutinsky-Dolgorukov" readings to be held in
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/PanARMENIAN.Net/ The Hayazg cultural and educational fund Rostov
regional museum of local history and the Center for system regional
research and forecasting conduct scientific reading on the topic:
Activities of Joseph Argutinsky-Dolgorukov in the context of the
Russian geopolitics in the Caucasus (timed to 230th anniversary of
the resettlement of Armenians on the Don), miasin.ru r are invited
to participate in the readings.

>>From 1769 to 1801 a prominent figure in the Armenian liberation
movement, a staunch supporter of Russian orientation, Prince
Archbishop Joseph Argutinsky-Dolgoruky assumed the throne of the
Armenian Apostolic Church in Russia.

Joseph Argutinsky was born in 1743 in Sanahin, his father was
Shioshbek, mother – Ketevan. Joseph’s father had close ties with
the Georgian court. Ancient Argutinsky genus is known from 5010
BC. His education Joseph received in the Holy Echmiadzin, where he
started his career as a teacher of a theological seminary. In 1773,
Joseph became Archimandrite. Catholicos Simeon Ervantsi (1763-1780)
in 1776 appointed a 25-year Archimandrite Joseph Argutinsky as a head
of the Astrakhan diocese of the Armenian Apostolic Church in Russia. On
March 9, 1801 Joseph Argutinsky-Dolgorukiy died at the age of 58 years.

He was the head of the Armenian Diocese in Russia for 27 years.

ARMENIA MUST NOT FORGET ABOUT DIASPORA, THE MAIN PETITIONER IN GENOCIDE ISSUE

/PanARMENIAN.Net/
09.09.2009 21:09 GMT+04:00

/PanARMENIAN.Net/ "Protocol point on mutual recognition of RA -Turkish
borders could have negative consequences both for RA citizens
and Diaspora," Gnchakyan Social Democratic Party Leader Lyudmila
Sargsyan said at today’s joint news conference with RA Republican
Party representative Sukias Avetisyan.

According to Sargsyan, Armenia must not forget about Diaspora, which
is the main petitioner in Genocide issue.

VERCAUTEREN QUITS AFTER ARMENIA UPSET

ESPN STAR Sports
Sept 9 2009

Franky Vercauteren stood down as interim Belgium coach in the wake
of his side’s humbling 2-1 defeat to Armenia.

Vercauteren had been in the role since the dismissal of Rene
Vandereycken in April and was due to quit the post in January, with
Dutch coach Dick Advocaat to take up the reins.

"After the 2-1 defeat against Armenia, the Red Devils coach Frank
Vercauteren decided to resign," read a statement on the Belgian
FA website.

Belgium lost 5-0 to Spain on Saturday and were stunned tonight as
Armenia claimed their first win of the campaign thanks to goals from
Hovhannes Goharyan and Sargis Hovsepyan.

Bayern Munich defender Daniel van Buyten pulled one back for Belgium
in second-half stoppage time but it was not enough to prevent the
1986 World Cup semi-finalists’ miserable campaign sinking to a new low.

The Red Devils are fourth in the group with seven points from eight
matches, 17 points behind group winners Spain.

ARMENIAN CAUCUS CO-CHAIRMEN VOICE CONCERNS OVER PROTOCOLS

Yerkir
04.09.2009 14:48
Yerevan

Yerevan (Yerkir) – The Co-Chairmen of the Congressional Caucus on
Armenian Issues, Representatives Frank Pallone (D-NJ) and Mark Kirk
(R-IL) on September 3 expressed their reservations regarding Turkey’s
willingness to cooperate in the implementation of its agreements
under a set of recently signed protocols on the normalization of
Turkey-Armenia relations, reported the Armenian National Committee
of America (ANCA).

In a public statement, the two legislators called into question
several points related to the protocols, including Turkey’s pattern
of using its ongoing dialogue with Armenia as a "stall tactic" to
delay the lifting of its illegal 16-year blockade of Armenia. The
Co-Chairman also noted their concern regarding Turkey’s efforts to
impose preconditions, stressing that: "Normalization of relations
should take place without preconditions." In a clear rebuke to the
"historical commission" long advanced by Turkey, they set forth their
view that: "Any attempt to include a review of historical fact, such
as the Armenian Genocide, or to include the ongoing Nagorno Karabakh
peace process into these negotiations stands in direct opposition to
the intent of these talks."

The leaders of the Armenian Caucus closed their statement by expressing
their hope that, "Turkey, by lifting its illegal bloc kade, will
open the door to normalized relations between Yerevan and Ankara,
and a new era of Armenia-Turkey relations based on truth, justice,
peace and cooperation."

Earlier this week, Representative Adam Schiff (D-CA), the lead author
of the Armenian Genocide Resolution, expressed "serious concerns about
some provisions of the protocols," stating that "In particular, I was
deeply disappointed to see that the protocols call for the creation of
an historical commission to review the events of 1915-23. This is a
thoroughly discredited idea; there is no dispute among scholars that
the Armenian people were the subject of genocide during the waning
days of the Ottoman Empire and an historical commission is another
effort to obfuscate the truth."

Rep. Schiff went on to state that "True reconciliation between the
Armenian and Turkish peoples will occur when Turkey acknowledges the
genocide that was committed by the Ottoman Empire against Armenians
from 1915 – 1923."

On Tuesday, the ANCA circulated a memo to Members of Congress,
noting that "among primary concerns is that Armenia, blockaded by
Turkey and under intense economic and diplomatic pressure, was forced
into accepting terms that threaten her interests, rights, safety,
and future – very notably in the form of a proposed ‘historical
commission.’" The memo went on to note that "This provision, a tactic
long pursued by Ankara to cast doubt on the historical record of the
Armenian Genocide, is intended to serve Turkey’s drive to roll back
the growing tide of international recognition of this crime against
humanity. There can be no enduring relationship between Armenia and
Turkey that is not built upon the foundation of Turkey’s acceptance
of a true and just resolution of this crime."

Armenian Americans began expressing their concerns to Members of
Congress through an ANCA WebFax campaign urging lawmakers to call for
an investigation into State Department pressure on Armenia to agree to
the inclusion of a ‘historical commission’ – an affront to descendants
of Armenian Genocide victims and survivors around the world.

DETAILS OF TURKEY, ARMENIA PROTOCOLS

Anadolu Ajansi
Sept 1 2009
Turkey

Ankara, 1 September: Turkey and Armenia agreed on Monday to establish
diplomatic relations and exchange diplomatic missions.

Following Swiss-mediated talks, Turkey and Armenia agreed on the
"Protocol on the Establishment of Diplomatic Relations between The
Republic of Turkey and The Republic of Armenia" which will be signed
after six weeks of consultations.

With the protocol, Turkey and Armenia are confirming the mutual
recognition of the existing border between the two countries as defined
by the relevant treaties of international law, and emphasizing their
decision to open the common border.

The two countries are reconfirming their commitment, in their bilateral
and international relations, to respect and ensure respect for the
principles of equality, sovereignty, non-intervention in internal
affairs of other states, territorial integrity and inviolability
of frontiers.

Turkey and Armenia have also condemned all forms of terrorism, violence
and extremism irrespective of their cause, pledging to refrain from
encouraging and tolerating such acts and to cooperate in combating
against them.

Full text of the protocol is as follows:

"The Republic of Turkey and the Republic of Armenia,

Desiring to establish good neighbourly relations and to develop
bilateral cooperation in the political, economic, cultural and other
fields for the benefit of their peoples, as envisaged in the Protocol
on the development of relations signed on the same day,

Referring to their obligations under the Charter of the United Nations,
the Helsinki Final Act, the Charter of Paris for a New Europe,

Reconfirming their commitment, in their bilateral and international
relations, to respect and ensure respect for the principles of
equality, sovereignty, non-intervention in internal affairs of other
states, territorial integrity and inviolability of frontiers,

Bearing in mind the importance of the creation and maintenance of an
atmosphere of trust and confidence between the two countries that will
contribute to the strengthening of peace, security and stability of the
whole region, as well as being determined to refrain from the threat
or the use of force, to promote the peaceful settlement of disputes,
and to protect human rights and fundamental freedoms,

Confirming the mutual recognition of the existing border between the
two countries as defined by the relevant treaties of international law,

Emphasizing their decision to open the common border,

Reiterating their commitment to refrain from pursuing any policy
incompatible with the spirit of good neighbourly relations,

Condemning all forms of terrorism, violence and extremism irrespective
of their cause, pledging to refrain from encouraging and tolerating
such acts and to cooperate in combating against them,

Affirming their willingness to chart a new pattern and course for
their relations on the basis of common interests, goodwill and in
pursuit of peace, mutual understanding and harmony,

Agree to establish diplomatic relations as of the date of the entry
into force of this Protocol in accordance with the Vienna Convention
on Diplomatic Relations of 1961 and to exchange Diplomatic Missions.

This Protocol and the Protocol on the Development of Bilateral
Relations between the Republic of Turkey and the Republic of Armenia
shall enter into force on the same day, i.e. on the first day of the
first month following the exchange of instruments of ratification."

HEAD OF IGDIR TRADE EXCHANGE : ALICAN CHECKPOINT MAY BE REOPENED ONLY AFTER ARMENIANS FREE OCCUPIED AZERBAIJANI LANDS

Today.Az
55260.html
Sept 3 2009
Azerbaijan

"Alican checkpoint on Turkey-Armenia border may be reopened only
after Armenians free occupied Azerbaijani lands," head of Igdir Trade
Exchange Ismayil Aras said.

He said he wants to see economic growth in the region.

"We do not deny that reopening of the borders with Armenia will bring
great profits to the region. But we can not ignore Azerbaijan’s
interests. I read Azerbaijani media and came to a conclusion that
Turkey constantly informs Azerbaijan about the ongoing processes. But
we are concerned with Armenian President Sargsyan’s statements. We
stated several times that economic growth is crucial. But economic
growth should not be achieved at the cost of loss of land. We reiterate
that we are against reopening the border with Armenia unless Nagorno
Karabakh problem is solved," he said.

Ismayil Aras said everybody in the region keeps a close eye on
Turkey-Armenia rapprochement.

"Like Azerbaijan, we can not give up Karabakh either. This conflict
must be solved. We will not protest after all problems are fully solved
and Azerbaijan gives consent. It is obvious that those who pursued
hostile policy gained no profit. People live in poverty in Armenia. We
will continue to keep a close eye on the processes," he said.

PRESIDENT SERZH SARGSYAN CONGRATULATES KARABAKH PEOPLE ON NAGORNO KARABAKH INDEPENDENCE DAY

ArmInfo
2009-09-02 11:55:00

ArmInfo. President of Armenia Serzh Sargsyan has congratulated the
Karabakh people on the Nagorno Karabakh Independence Day on September
2, the presidential press-service reported.

In particular, the presidential message says:

"Dear compatriots,

I congratulate us all on the occasion of Nagorno Karabakh Independence
Day.

The last eighteen years reaffirmed the unambiguousness of the historic
decision adopted in 1991. Today, the Republic of Nagorno Karabakh is
an established state with its structures, army and most importantly,
with the citizens who are the masters of their own destiny.

Today, for us and for the international community Artsakh is a
modern republic which embodies the ideals of freedom, sovereignty and
democracy, and which despite all the objective as well as artificially
created hindrances and hardships is progressing, developing its
economy and culture, and defending peace.

The Republic of Armenia and the entire Armenian nation all these
years have been and will continue to be Artsakh’s sturdy supporters. I
assure all the citizens of Artsakh and all Armenians that the peaceful
resolution to the NK conflict will be first and foremost based on
the consent and free will of the people of Artsakh.

Dear people of Artsakh,

We owe this holiday first of all to those who stepped into immortality
putting their lives on the altar of motherland and freedom. Bowing
to their memory, I once again congratulate you with this holiday and
wish you all well being, happiness and valor."

The NKR celebrates the 18th Anniversary of Independence. On September
2 1991 the joint session of Nagorno Karabakh Regional Council and
Shahumyan District Council of People’s Deputies declared the Nagorno
Karabakh Republic within the borders of Nagorno-Karabakh Autonomous
Region and Shahmyan Distirct.

RA PRESIDENT’S STATEMENT INTRODUCED ACTIVENESS IN ARMENIAN-TURKISH PROCESS

/PanARMENIAN.Net/
02.09.2009 17:42 GMT+04:00

/PanARMENIAN.Net/ "Recent activeness in Armenian-Turkish process
and the Protocols signed between two states resulted from President
Serzh Sargsyan’s speech delivered during the meeting with his Serbian
colleague. Thereafter, Turkish political system started searching for
response to our President’s statement," YSU lecturer, Turkish studies
expert Ruben Melkonyan told today a press conference in Yerevan.

At the current stage, Turkey is attempting to resolve problems it has
been facing for several decades, the speaker finds. Turkey’s ruling
Justice and Development Party is considered a political force which
not only fights for problematic issues but also tries to solve them,
as seen by heated discussions over Kurdish problem and the issue on
opening border with Armenia," Melkonyan stressed, adding that one
of reasons Turkish ruling party signed the document was to save the
country’s image vs. avoiding internal problems.

DAVUTOGLU INFORMED LAVROV AND FASSIER ABOUT ARMENIAN-TURKISH PROCESS

PanARMENIAN.Net
01.09.2009 21:27 GMT+04:00

/PanARMENIAN.Net/ Turkey’s Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu briefed
Russian Foreign Minister and OSCE MG Co-Chair Sergey Lavrov about
recent progress in Armenian-Turkish normalization process.

Davutoglu asked Russian diplomat to boost efforts to solve
Azerbaijan-Armenia dispute to restore a comprehensive and permanent
peace and stability in Caucasus. Earlier in the day, Davutoglu also
had a phone conversation with MG French Co-Chair Bernard Fassier and
informed him of the two Protocols concluded between Turkey and Armenia.