Author: Tambiyan Samvel

Erdogan: Turkish-Armenian reconciliation impossible before Karabakh
conflict resolution

2009 12:30 GMT+04:00

/PanARMENIAN.Net/ Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan said it
would be difficult to overcome problems between Turkey and Armenia
unless Nagorno Karabakh conflict is resolved.

`We hope that the United Nations Security Council will acknowledge
Armenia as an occupier and will urge it to withdraw troops Nagorno
Karabakh, he said.

`Turkey has proposed to form Caucasus Stability and Cooperation
Platform. But the dispute between Azerbaijan and Armenia should be
resolved prior to our establishment of relations with Armenia,’
Erdogan said, Anatolian Agency reports.

PRESIDENT OF ARMENIA CONGRATULATES ARMENIAN WOMEN ON MATERNITY AND BEAUTY DAY

ArmInfo
2009-04-07 11:27:00

ArmInfo. President of Armenia Serzh Sargsyan hascongratulated the
Armenian women on the Maternity and Beauty Day being celebrated in
Armenia on April 7, the presidential press service told ArmInfo today.

‘From the earliest times the maternity was divinified and the mankind’s
attitude to the women has always been and still is full of respect
and worship. Today we would like to express our love and the best
feelings to our mothers, wives, grandmothers, sisters and daughters
one again. I congratulate you once more and wish you happiness,
a strong family, worthy children and an endless woman charm’, the
president’s message says.

TELLING THE TRUTH ABOUT THE ARMENIAN GENOCIDE
By Christopher Hitchens

The Slate

April 6 2009

We must resist Turkish pressure to distort history.

Barack Obama addresses the Turkish Grand National Assembly. Even
before President Barack Obama set off on his visit to Turkey this
week, there were the usual voices urging him to dilute the principled
position that he has so far taken on the Armenian genocide. April
is the month in which the Armenian diaspora commemorates the bloody
initiation, in 1915, of the Ottoman Empire’s campaign to erase its
Armenian population. The marking of the occasion takes two forms:
Armenian Remembrance Day, on April 24, and the annual attempt to
persuade Congress to name that day as one that abandons weasel wording
and officially calls the episode by its right name, which is the word
I used above.

Genocide had not been coined in 1915, but the U.S. ambassador in
Constantinople, Henry Morgenthau, employed a term that was in some
ways more graphic. In his urgent reports to the State Department,
conveying on-the-spot dispatches from his consuls, especially in the
provinces of Van and Harput, he described the systematic slaughter
of the Armenians as "race murder." A vast archive of evidence exists
to support this claim. But every year, the deniers and euphemists set
to work again, and there are usually enough military-industrial votes
to tip the scale in favor of our Turkish client. (Of late, Turkey’s
opportunist military alliance with Israel has also been good for a
few shame-faced Jewish votes as well.)

Related in Slate In 2004, Kim Iskyan asked whether Armenians
could forget Constantinople in favor cultivating peace with the
Turks. Shmuel Rosner wrote about U.S.-Turkey relations under the Bush
administration. Geoffrey Wheatcroft explained how Turkey lost its
shot at joining the European Union. In 2006, Richard Morgan wrote
about a new wave of anti-American pop culture in Turkey.

President Obama comes to this issue with an unusually clear and
unambivalent record. In 2006, for example, the U.S. ambassador
to Armenia, John Evans, was recalled for employing the word
genocide. Then-Sen. Obama wrote a letter of complaint to then-Secretary
of State Condoleezza Rice, deploring the State Department’s cowardice
and roundly stating that the occurrence of the Armenian genocide in
1915 "is not an allegation, a personal opinion, or a point of view,
but rather a widely documented fact supported by an overwhelming
body of historical evidence." On the campaign trail last year, he
amplified this position, saying that "America deserves a leader who
speaks truthfully about the Armenian genocide and responds forcefully
to all genocides. I intend to be that president."

For any who might entertain doubt on this score, I would recommend two
recent books of exceptional interest and scholarship that both add a
good deal of depth and texture to this drama. The first is Armenian
Golgotha: A Memoir of the Armenian Genocide, by Grigoris Balakian, and
the second is Rebel Land: Travels Among Turkey’s Forgotten Peoples,
a contemporary account by Christopher de Bellaigue. In addition, we
have just learned of shattering corroborative evidence from within
the archives of the Turkish state. The Ottoman politician who began
the campaign of deportation and extermination, Talat Pasha, left
enormous documentation behind him. His family has now given the
papers to a Turkish author named Murat Bardakci, who has published
a book with the somewhat dry title The Remaining Documents of Talat
Pasha. One of these "remaining documents" is a cold estimate that
during the years 1915 and 1916 alone, a total of 972,000 Armenians
simply vanished from the officially kept records of population. (See
Sabrina Tavernise’s report in the New York Times of March 8, 2009.)

There are those who try to say that the Armenian catastrophe was a
regrettable byproduct of the fog of war and of imperial collapse,
and this might be partly true of the many more Armenians who were
slaughtered at the war’s end and after the implosion of Ottomanism. But
this is an archive maintained by the government of the day and its
chief anti-Armenian politician, and it records in the very early days
of World War I a population decline from 1,256,000 to 284,157. It
is very seldom that a regime in its private correspondence confirms
almost to an exactitude the claims of its victims.

So what will the deniers say now? The usual routine has been to
insinuate that if Congress votes to assert the historic truth, then
Turkey will inconvenience the NATO alliance by making trouble on the
Iraqi border, denying the use of bases to the U.S. Air Force, or in
other unspecified ways. This same kind of unchecked arrogance was
on view at the NATO summit last weekend, where the Ankara government
had the nerve to try to hold up the appointment of a serious Danish
politician, Anders Rasmussen, as the next secretary-general of the
alliance, on the grounds that as Denmark’s prime minister he had
refused to censor Danish newspapers to Muslim satisfaction! It is now
being hinted that if either President Obama or the Congress goes ahead
with the endorsement of the genocide resolution, Turkey will prove
uncooperative on a range of issues, including the normalization of
the frontier between Turkey and Armenia and the transit of oil and
gas pipelines across the Caucasus.

When the question is phrased in this thuggish way, it can be slyly
suggested that Armenia’s own best interests are served by joining in
the agreement to muddy and distort its own history. Yet how could any
state, or any people, agree to abolish their pride and dignity in this
way? And the question is not only for Armenians, who are economically
hard-pressed by the Turkish closure of the common border. It is for
the Turks, whose bravest cultural spokesmen and writers take genuine
risks to break the taboo on discussion of the Armenian question. And
it is also for Americans, who, having elected a supposedly brave new
president, are being told that he–and our Congress too–must agree
to collude in a gigantic historical lie. A lie, furthermore, that
courageous U.S. diplomacy helped to expose in the first place. This
falsification has already gone on long enough and has been justified
for reasons of state. It is, among other things, precisely "for reasons
of state," in other words for the clear and vital announcement that we
can’t be bought or intimidated, that April 24, 2009, should become
remembered as the date when we affirmed the truth and accepted,
as truth-telling does, all the consequences.

ARMENIA THIRD OWNER OF EURASIAN DEVELOPMENT BANK

Panorama.am
16:03 06/04/2009

Armenia has become the third owner of the Eurasian Bank of Development
and its two other colleagues are Russia and Kazakhstan. It is announced
that the membership fee of Armenia is 100 thousands AMD. Earlier it
was announced that Russia and Kazakhstan were intended to share the
stocks with Armenia, Belarus, and Tajikistan. Most probably all these
three countries will become bank owners until 2010. Eurasian Bank of
Development was founded in 2006.

TIME Magazine
April 5 2009

Obama’s New Tone Meets Familiar Tough Challenges

By Michael Scherer / PRAGUE Sunday, Apr. 05, 2009

President Obama touched down in the Czech Republic at about 6:30
p.m. Saturday, two hours ahead of schedule, raising expectations that
he might opt for a night on the town. Indeed, as soon as the motorcade
arrived at his downtown hotel, agents began preparing for an imminent
departure to an undisclosed dinner location. But the first couple
chose to stay in, opting for an early night after four grueling days
on the road.

The early night, it turned out, was well advised, for at 4:30
a.m. press secretary Robert Gibbs was forced to wake the president
from his slumber. North Korea had launched a long-expected test
missile into the Sea of Japan, in violation of a U.N. Security Council
resolution. (See TIME’s photos of the Obama-Sarkozy meeting in
Strasbourg)

The White House had been preparing for the launch for days. Within 90
minutes, a statement condemning the actions was released. A few hours
later, Gibbs was briefing reporters, saying that Obama had already
spoken with Defense Secretary Robert Gates and Gen. James Cartwright,
the vice chair of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. U.N. Ambassador Susan
Rice and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton had already been
dispatched to arrange an afternoon Security Council meeting to condemn
the action.

The timing of the launch, just hours before a major address on ridding
the world of nuclear weapons, was either fortuitous or terrible for
Obama, at once highlighting the issue of proliferation and showing
just how hard it will be to tame an unruly world. In his speech before
a crowd of about 20,000 at the Prague Castle compound Obama opted to
use the launch as a teaching moment. "Just this morning, we were
reminded again of why we need a new and more rigorous approach to
address this threat," he said. "This provocation underscores the need
for action ‘ not just this afternoon at the U.N. Security Council, but
in our determination to prevent the spread of these weapons."

But the counterspin is also true. As Obama’s trip enters its final
turn, with a whirlwind tour of two Turkish metropolises, the president
has found his considerable success at setting a new tone for
international relations repeatedly frustrated by the harsh reality of
how hard the job is. Despite new agreements for international support
of the war effort in Afghanistan, victory against Al Qaeda remains a
distant, difficult, long-range goal, with the military onus remaining
on U.S. combat troops. Furthermore, a consensus of economic observers
advise that the economic crisis, though mollified by some
international confidence-building agreement, is unlikely to be solved
quickly by the actions taken by the G20. (See TIME’s photos of
"Obama’s Travels in Europe")

The complications will not end on Monday, when Obama travels to
Turkey, where he will have to dance delicately around an issue he has
spoken out about at home, the Armenian genocide, a tragedy that
continues to be officially denied by the Turkish government and which
Obama has promised to acknowledge as president.

The North Korean government, meanwhile, continues unabated in its
weapons development, existing in an oddly totalitarian isolation,
which produces its own reality. While the North Korean state media
reported that the missile had launched a satellite into space,
broadcasting "immortal revolutionary paeans" to the heavens, both
Korean and U.S. monitors said that the missile had failed to release
anything into orbit. "Stage one of the missile fell into the Sea of
Japan/East Sea," reads an official report from the United States
Northern Command. "The remaining stages along with the payload itself
landed in the Pacific Ocean."

The same cannot be said for Obama’s own relaunch of American foreign
policy, which has been warmly received both by the European public and
many of the world’s leaders. The first stage is so far a success,
having smoothly left the landing pad, but there is a long way yet to
go.

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Monsters and Critics.com
April 4 2009

PREVIEW: Obama travels to Turkey as allies’ interests converge
Europe News

By Christopher Wade Apr 4, 2009, 10:13 GMT

Ankara – US President Barrack Obama arrives in Turkey Sunday night,
fulfilling his pledge to visit a Muslim nation in his first 100 days
in office, as the two-NATO allies work on rebuilding a relationship
sorely tested by the 2004 US-led invasion of Iraq.

During his talks with Turkish leaders in Ankara Monday – a visit that
will include Obama making a speech to the Turkish parliament, then a
tour of the ancient city of Istanbul Tuesday – Obama will seek to
emphasise his administration’s new approach to regional problems.

High on the agenda will be discussions about withdrawing US troops
from Iraq, stepping up reconstruction efforts in Afghanistan and new
US moves to engage Iran and Syria.

‘There is so much on the agenda of the new administration that has a
Turkish dimension,’ Suat Kiniklioglu, deputy head of the ruling
Justice and Development Party’s (AKP) Foreign Affairs Commission, told
the German Press Agency dpa.

‘Anything from Afghanistan, to Pakistan to the Middle East Peace
process, to energy security to Iran. All of these things have a strong
Turkish component.’

Of particular interest are Obama’s attempts to engage to Iran and
Syria. Just a few years ago Turkey was lambasted by the Bush
administration for making overtures to Syria. Today, Washington is
making tentative steps to engage a country that it has scorned as a
state that sponsors terrorism.

‘These things aren’t easy,’ according to Taha Ozhan of the Turkish
foreign policy think-tank SETA. ‘Just 10 years ago, Turkey and Syria
were almost at war,’ he said, referring to Turkey’s threat in 1998 to
invade Syria which was at the time harbouring Kurdish separatist
leader Abdullah Ocalan.

Recent Turkish foreign policy of engagement now seems to be in step
with US policy, but the potential for problems to emerge still exists.

‘Turkey and the US have have so many overlapping policies in
overlapping regions,’ Ozhan said. ‘Of course this is positive but it
is in exactly these overlapping plans that problems can emerge.’

One of those problems that could emerge will be the plan to withdraw
US troops from Iraq. Turkey has offered to facilitate the withdrawal
but it is what the US leaves behind that has Turkey worried. An Iraq
which is split would leave Turkey with a major foreign and domestic
policy problem.

‘If a de facto Kurdish state in northern Iraq is established then this
will seriously hurt US-Turkish relations,’ said Ozhan.

Turkey in particular fears that such a state would only inflame
Kurdish separatist ideas in Turkey itself. Already Ankara is upset at
the US failure to deal with the Kurdish Workers’ Party (PKK) which
uses northern Iraq as a base from which to launch attacks inside
Turkey itself.

Obama is expected to praise Turkey for its recent attempts to
normalise relations with its neighbour Armenia – but here, too, there
is the potential for US-Turkish relations to turn sour.

During his presidential campaign Obama promised to recognize as
genocide the killings of hundreds of thousands of ethnic Armenians
during the dieing days of the Ottoman Empire.

No US president has actually used the word ‘genocide’ to describe the
events of 1915, and Turkey will be watching closely to see if Obama
keeps to his pledge.

Turkey refuses to accept that the killings constitute a genocide,
instead saying that there were massacres committed by both sides.

‘We shouldn’t underestimate the potential of this to ruin the
relationship,’ said the AKP’s Kiniklioglu. ‘It would be extremely
difficult for any Turkish prime minister not to react to such a
statement.’

During his visit Obama is sure to praise Turkey and to stress the
importance of its role in the region. He will express his support for
Turkey’s bid to join the European Union and for human rights reforms
that the government has implemented in recent years.

During the Bush administration and the invasion of Iraq, Turkish- US
relations hit rock bottom. Obama’s visit is the first step to repair
the relationship.

Especially when it comes to regional foreign policy, Turkey once again
feels that there is someone in the White House whose approach is the
same as theirs.

ARMENIAN-SWEDISH BUSINESS-FORUM IN YEREVAN

ArmInfo
2009-04-02 10:23:00

ArmInfo. Armenian-Swedish business-forum started in Yerevan today. The
forum is held within the frames of the visit of Sweden’s Secretary
of State for Trade Gunnar Wieslander to Yerevan.

As Economy Minister of Armenia Nerses Yeritsyan told journalists,
the main directions of possible cooperation of the two states will
be discussed during three-day meetings, in particular, a possibility
of attraction of the Swedish capital to such spheres of Armenia’s
economy as infrastructure, energy, especially the renewable energy,
and information technologies. The minister pitifully mentioned a low
level of bilateral goods turnover, that is conditioned by lack of a
necessary information about each other. Holding of such events will
allow to somewhat replenish this gap.

To note, representatives of such Swedish companies as ABB, Ericsson,
ITT-flygt, SWECO, Nasdaq OMX, EKN and others take part in the forum,
during which the state of Armenia’s economy, short-term programmes in
energy, nature protection, information technologies, infrastructures,
being implemented in different spheres, as well as the projects
financed by the International Monetary Fund, etc will be introduced
to the Swedish entrepreneurs. The forum has been organized by the
Armenian Development Agency.

SPRING STARTS WITH PUBLIC UTILITIES TARIFFS INCREASE IN ARMENIA

PanARMENIAN.Net
01.04.2009 20:06 GMT+04:00

/PanARMENIAN.Net/ New tariffs for gas, electricity and water were
introduced today: gas tariff increase of AMD 96 000 per thousand cubic
meter for those using less than 10 000 cubic meters, and an increase
of $215 for those who use more than 10 000 cubic meters.

Daily electricity tariffs will comprise AMD30 per kilowatt – hour
(against AMD 25), and night tariffs – AMD20 per kilowatt – hour
(against AMD 20).

Water tariff will amount to AMD 179, 78 per cubic meter.

New prices are valid from Apr.1, 2009.

JEWS PLOTTED THE ARMENIAN HOLOCAUST!
By Brother Nathanael Kapner: [email protected]

Real Jew News (SM)
Brother Nathanael Kapner; PO Box 1242; Frisco CO 80443.

BUSINESS AS USUAL is a powerful motivating force especially when
Jews like the Rothschilds are running an oil business. Banking is the
forte of the Jewish House of Rothschild. But raw materials-especially
oil-are money in the bank.

The Young Turk movement, AKA Committee of Union and Progress, arose
out of the Rothschilds’ oil interests in the Black Sea area of the
Ottoman Empire in the late 1800s. ‘Creating stability’ in an incendiary
realm was necessary for the Rothschilds’ new oil enterprise Baku Oil.

The instability of the Armenian Christians’ financial and intellectual
prominence in the area was not "good for business."

Thus hand-picked Jews of Salonika, (Jews made up the majority of the
city’s population), and foreign agitators such as the Russian Zionist,
Vladimir Jabotinksy, the editor of The Young Turk newspaper, were just
what the Rothschilds needed for ridding the source of that instability,
the Armenian Christians.

Now, the Zionist Young Turks who sought for the break up of the Ottoman
Empire in order to obtain Palestine-and the House of Rothschild,
who needed a Jewish-controlled Turkey and hegemony over the entire
Middle East, could work together. This meant funding for20the Jewish
Young Turks and revolutionary subversives for the Rothschilds.

HISTORICAL BACKGROUND OF THE JEWISH YOUNG TURKS

1680: Sabbatai Zvi, a Turkish Jew, proclaims himself to be the Jewish
Messiah in Salonica. After amassing a following of thousands of Jews –
he led them on a Zionist exodus to Palestine. On the way he decided
to become a Muslim. Many of his followers saw this as God’s plan and
also became Muslims.

1716: A group called the "Donmeh" forms in Salonica of Sabbatai Zvi’s
followers headed by Sabbatai Zvi’s successor, Baruchya Russo.

By the early 1900’s, the Donmeh numbers in the hundreds of thousands.

They were known as "Crypto Jews" because though outwardly appearing
to be Muslims, they were still Jews following the customs of the
Jewish occult Kabbala which Sabbatai Zvi taught. They continue in
their fervent, (yet secret), Zionist vision.

1860: Jewish Hungarian Zionist named Arminius Vambery becomes an
advisor to the Sultan Abdul Mecit while secretly working as an agent
for Lord Palmerston of the British Foreign Office. Vambery tries to
broker a deal between the Zionist leader Theodore Herzl and Sultan
Abdul Mecit over the creation of Israel but fails.

1891: Out of the Donmeh a Zionist political group forms called The
Committee of Union and Progress, later called The Young Turks. The
group is headed by a Freemason Jew b y the name of Emmanuel Carraso
who organizes the secret Committee of Union and Progress in Geneva
with the help of the Rothschilds.

1895-1896: Sephardic Jews of Salonika together with the Turks massacre
Armenian Christians in Istanbul.

1902 & 1907: Two Congresses of The Young Turks meet in Paris to plan,
prepare, and effect the penetration the Sultan’s army leading to the
military coup of 1908.

1908: The Jewish Young Turks revolt and force the Sultan Abdul Hamid
II into submission.

1909: The Jewish Young Turks rape, torture, and slaughter over 100,000
Armenians in the city of Adana, also known as Cilicia.

1914: The Jews of The Young Turks create unrest, turmoil, and bolster
the paid Serbian assassin, Gavrilo Princip, which leads to World War I.

1915: The Armenian Holocaust engineered by the ruling Jews of The
Young Turks, leaves 1.5 million Armenian Christians starved, tortured,
and murdered.

1918: Jew Mustafa Kemal ‘Attaturk’ ascends into leadership.

1920: Russian Jewish Bolsheviks supply Attaturk iwth 10 million gold
roubles, 45,000 rifles, and 300 machine guns with ammunition.

1921: Attaturk occupies the Port of Batu in conjunction with the
Russian Jewish Bolsheviks ceding it to the Bolsheviks five days
later. The Rothschilds are delighted.

1922: Jewish Khemalists orchestrate the burning of Smyrna resulting in
the ‘ethnic cleansing’ of over 100,000 Armenian and Greek Christians
left tortured, starved, raped, and dead.

THE BRITISH AMBASSADOR TO THE OTTOMAN EMPIRE SIR GERALD LOWTHER’S
LETTER TO SIR CHARLES HARDING, May 29, 1910

— "Shortly after the revolution in July 1908, it soon became known
that many of the Young Turks’ leading members were Freemasons. It was
noticed that Jews of all colours, native and foreign, were enthusiastic
supporters of the new dispensation, till, as many Turks expressed
it, every Hebrew became a potential spy of the Young Turks. Turks
began to remark that the movement was rather a Jewish than a Turkish
Revolution." —

JEWISH MURDERERS KNOWN AS THE YOUNG TURKS

1. Emmanuel Carraso: B’nai B’rith Official of Italian origin. Grand
Master of the Macedonia Ressurected Masonic Lodge in Salonika;
Established the ‘secret’ Committee of Union & Progress in Salonika
in 1890.

2. Tallaat Pasha (1874-1921): Thought to be a Turk but in reality
a "Donmeh Jew." Interior Minister of Turkey during World War I;
Member of Carasso’s Masonic lodge and Grand Master of the Scottish
Rite Masons in Turkey; Chief architect of the Armenian Holocaust and
Director of Deportations. He wrote, "By continuing the deportation
of the Armenians to their destinations during the intense cold we
are ensuring their eternal rest."

3. Djavid Bey: "Donmeh Jew." TalaatE2s Finance Minister; Arranged
the finances of revolution in Turkey with the Rothschilds; Later
assasinated by Attaturk as a perceived rival.

4. Messim Russo: Assistant to Djavid Bey.

5. Refik Bey, AKA Refik Saydam Bey: Editor of Young Turk newpaper
Revolutionary Press; Became Prime Minister of Turkey in 1939.

6. Emanuel Qrasow: Jewish propagandist for The Young Turks. Headed
the delegation to inform Sultan Abdul Hamid II that "the nation has
removed you from your office."

7. Vladimir Jabotinsky: Russian Zionist who moved to Turkey in 1908.

Supported by B’nai Brith of London and Dutch Zionist millionaire,
Jacob Kann; Editor of Young Turk newpaper. Later started the terrorist
Irgun political party in Israel.

8. Alexander Helphand, AKA Parvus: Financier/liaison of the Rothschilds
of the Young Turk revolution; Editor of The Turkish Homeland.

9. Mustafa Kemal ‘Attaturk’ (1881-1938): A Jew of Sephardic (Spanish)
origin. Attaturk attended the Jewish elementary school known as Semsi
Effendi School run by the Jew Simon Zvi. Over 12,000 Jews welcomed
to Turkey by Attaturk in 1933 when Hitler came to power.

JEW ABE FOXMAN OF THE ADL DENIES THE ARMENIAN HOLOCAUST

For many years, the Anti Defamation League and now its director,
Abraham Foxman, refuse to acknowledge that the massacres of 1.5 million
Armenians between 1915 and 1923 constituted genocide. Jews simply
can’t=2 0 stand to share their so-called "martyred-race" status with
anyone else. And besides, Jews don’t like to have their crimes pointed
out to them. If one does, he is instantly labelled an "Anti Semite!"

Foxman has reiterated the ADL’s opposition to formal U.S. recognition
of the Armenian Holocaust calling a proposed Congressional resolution
"a counterproductive diversion." This position is inconsistent with
the ADL’s mission statement "to secure justice and fair treatment to
all citizens alike."

But the Jew Abe Foxman and his racist ADL organization do not
care about any other ethnic group but their own. And they will lie
and suppress the historical facts (and all historical facts that
incriminate the Jews) of the Armenian Holocaust and the role that the
Jews played in it. Foxman and all Jews do this in order to perpetuate
their image as "innocent victims."

WE CANNOT ALLOW THE JEWS to get away with their suppression of
historical facts that incriminate the Jews any longer. Abe Foxman and
his racist Jewish friends love to see Revisionist Historians thrown
in jail for questioning particulars of the Jewish Holocaust in Germany.

But it is Foxman and the rest of the Jewish censors who should be
thrown in jail for denying the Armenian Holocaust! Why do Jews abide
by a double standard constantly? Aren’t we all sick of it and20all
these Jews for that matter by now?

I, for one, Brother Nathanael Kapner, a former Jew and now an Orthodox
Christian, will do all in my power to expose the Jews. For the Jews are
*not* innocent victims of persecution against them but have *prompted*
backlashes against them throughout their "wandering-among-the-nations"
history.

The Jews in fact are the most fierce perpetrators of racist crimes
the world has ever known. And the Armenian Holocaust of which the
Jews are responsible is a clear example of their Jewish racist crimes.

___________________________________

Sour ces: Jack Manuelian, The Founding Fathers of Modern Turkey Times
of London, The Armenian Massacres Joseph Brewda, Young Turks To Control
Middle East Christopher Jon Bjerknes, Jewish Racism Documents, Photos,
History of Armenian Massacre By The Young Turks

Jacob M Landau, The Zionist Jews who founded the idea of Turkish
Nationalism; National Geographic Magazine, September 1916 issue,
Saloniki; Yair Auron, The Banality Of Indifference: Zionism & the
Armenian Genocide

Richard Davey, The Sultan and his Subjects; Arnold S. Leese, The Real
Jew-A Lesson From Turkey; Grant Richards, The Cause of The World’s
Unrest; Dr. H. Stuermer, Two War Years in Constantinople; Andrew Mango,
Attaturk; Clifford Shack, The Armenian & Jewish Genocide Project that
Eliminated the Ethnic Conflict; Joseph Hantman,The Turkish-Israeli
Connection and Its Jewish Roots; Hillel Halkin, Attaturk’s Turkey
Overturned; Carroll Quigley, Tragedy & Hope

Al-Tayyar, Lebanon
March 28 2009

Tashnak will back General Aoun, MP Murr is trying to find a decent
exit.

MP Hagop Pakradounian will hold a press conference today from
Tashnak’s headquarters where he will announce the outcome
of the debates with the allies and the opponents, i.e. he will
announce the list of Armenian candidates for the upcoming elections,
or what Tashnak calls "the Armenian deputies bloc".

Some sources said that Hariri’s offer to the party was the following:
6 parliamentary seats + 6 million dollars if they give up running the
battles in Mount Lebanon, Beirut and Zahle. The same sources expect
that the offer will be refuted for many reasons including the fact
that the Tashnak is not a party that buys and sells in politics, not
to mention that they became a major player on the ground and must be
taken very seriously in any political or electoral decision.

On the other hand, and after General Aoun refused an offer, proposed
by Tashnak, to leave a vacant seat for Elias el Murr if the latter
runs for the second orthodox seat instead of his father, MP Michel
Murr is left with only 2 options: either run alone and ally himself to
the Phalanges’ list that has an Armenian candidate, or run on the same
list with Kataeb but without an Armenian candidate. This second option
is not valid since MP Serge Torsarkissian insists on having an
Armenian candidate on the March 14 list. All of this lead to one and
only conclusion: the battle will take place without any exceptions in
Metn, and the biggest loser will be Michel Murr since he usually
counts on the Armenian votes.

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