Re: Armenia
From: Bulent Potur (bpotur@gmail.com)
Tue Sep 6 16:31:53 2005
Well this is the references of the Turkish side of the story:
http://www.turkishembassy.org/governmentpolitics/issuesarmenian.htm
Well you see the agitator (El) has managed to start a flames war. I watched
last night on TRT1 TV a very recent story. The story of Rwanda. It seems
only eleven years ago government imported swords from China. Progovernment
people decapitated the other half of the nation called Tutsies.They were
then in a primitive situation. Ten years later now there is law and order
and civilization in Rwanda. Even the killers, trialed in pink clothes, are
released and can live in the community. Again there is suspicion of French
connection in this massacre.
Armenians lived for centuries in Turkey peacefully. There were many Armenian
artists, musicians who pruduced many artworks in Turkish. Even now many
Armenians live in Turkey.
Let me just repeat a saying of Ataturk:
Peace at home, peace in the world.
May god help the pacific people, in Armenia and in Armenian parliement too.
Regards,
Bulent Potur MD Obgyn
2005/9/6, Henry Gregor <henrygregor@yahoo.com>:
>
> The Armenians I have known speak of the genocide inflicted on Armenians
> by Turks in the last days of the Ottoman Empire. Interestingly enough, the
> nation that is generally recognized as being most forcefully vocal about the
> problem, and which had a citizenry which did much to respond to the
> suffering, was the US...'though that was long ago, and perhaps might not
> mollify any irrationally rabid critics predisposed to offer blanket
> condemnations of the place..
> One of many, many references: Caravans To Oblivion, The Armenian
> Genocide, 1915, G.S .Graber, Pub: Wiley, ISBN 0471197SX
> Hank
>
> *"art fougner, md" <evsono@pipeline.com>* wrote:
>
> Dear Descendants of Able
>
> On behalf of my family and all my ancestors, I apologize...
>
> Dean Cain
>
> At Sun, 04 Sep 2005, Dr Eberhard W Lisse wrote:
> >
> >Any Aremenians on this lists?
> >
> >I am quite sure they will be falling over themselves to apologize for
> what
> >their ancestors did to thos poor Turks....
> >
> >greetings, el
> >
> >In message <200509032043.j83KhsR31658@dns.obgyn.net>, Dr. B lent Potur
> writes:
> >
> >> For years I had a helper working with me. She was from Keskin,
> Kirikkale
> >> (50 miles east of Ankara, Turkey) She always told that her grand mother
> >> escaped from Van, an eastern Turkey city near a lake with the same
> name,
> >> escaping from the genocide comitted by the Armenians against Turks
> living
> >> in Eastern Anatolia to eradicate the Turkish peopl! e living there.
> There
> >> are many documents in the state archives, and many unearthed mass
> graves
> >> old and new to prove Armenian hostilities against Turkish civilians,
> >> women and children. Even at the present time they continue to inflict a
> >> crusade against Turkey by invented and false information. They have
> even
> >> at present expansionist policies that they have invaded part of
> >> Azerbeidjan. Personally I really admired Doctor Gregor, helping
> Disaster
> >> Katrina victims but after a mere agitation of a man from a nation who
> is
> >> the hero of the Auswitzlike movies; who had special ministers for
> >> propaganda and the leader of that regime told a lie then, like the
> French
> >> do it today. There were never one and a half million Armenians in
> >> Turkey. The number one and a half million is the number of Algerians
> >> killed by the French in a more recent date. This a mere rej! ection and
> >> projection psycological defense mechanism.
>
> --
> art fougner, md
>
> "If you don't know where you are going, you will wind up somewhere else."
> Lawrence Peter Berra
>
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