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LithiumC4

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  1. Every so often in the media whether in movies or news, he hear some insulting statements about Armenians and it's just going to contiune until someone acts on it. Why not get the Armenian Assembly of America or some high profile group to make a big issue out of this? It's a free country yes, but the man is calumniating opinions which have no basis. I would like to hear his counter argument. Oh by the way, exclude his arrogant view points, you have a fully developed and highly inteligent politician. I hope more Armenians incline towards right-wingism. What wrong wth Conservatism? Most Armenians from Armenia have a onservatism mentality anyways. If we all scatter like we're doing, we won't be a driving force.
  2. Interesting article, but I don't know, I see some loopholes in it. Maybe we don't know the whole story. The disparaging materials were bought by Lazarian and Montana also wanted to buy the site or he sold him the site without Montana being aware of the foulness? What kind of Armenian business transaction is that? What happened to Armenians ripping everyone off and without their knowledge? Think people.
  3. Yes folks I'm talking about our great (republican) 26th President Theodore Roosevelt. I would like to see if I will get any discrepancies from anyone if on record I say this: Teddy Roosevelt is a great zealot in terms of his mentality during the Armenian genocide and people should be aware. The man wanted to go to war with Turkey but the American people (arrogance) had a proclivity to switch far to the left and vote Woodrow Wilson for president, who don't get me wrong, did contribute supplies for Armenian survivors. I just wonder what would have been different if Teddy was nominated once more in the election of 1912....
  4. Thank you for the nice comments. I wish I knew about this forum sooner. It's very impressive. If any one wants to get to know me and help me create a difference, if possible, here in California, I would be greatful. I started an Armenian Club at my school, which isn't realy progressing as I hoped it would, mainly because of contributions by Armenian students, or lack there of. My e-mail is lithiumc4@yahoo.com and our official website, which I would recommend visiting, is www.geocities.com/lithiumc4/armenianclub.html
  5. I see your point and completely agree. Yet there are ways around everything. What about investing millions into an exsisting station and becoming a small time partner? Kirk Krikorian has invested millions into Dailer-Chryler and is now actively involved in the company's performance. Just an out of the ordinary example. Listen, if the fundings are there, trust me acquiring decent ratings are not that difficult. Newstations have become so left-wing oriented and corrupt that people flocked to Foxnews. Know what I mean?
  6. Everyone Has to Stand Up for Themselves, Don't Rely On The Anglo-Saxon!! 1.) The power to make change in America requires money. 2.) Money can be obtained thorugh unity and mergers. 3.) One idea which I feel will greatly improve Armenian genocide recognition along with better relations with Russia and America is to own a newstation. CNN, MSNBC, CNBC, and off course my favorite right-wing newstation owned by Rupert Murdouch, FOXNEWS!! These newstations are the key to politics. President Bush didn't fulfill his promise, and this could have been noted if not stopped. I believe that CNN especially has continuously reported biased news stories, from Palestine and Israel to China and Russia. I believe that the Armenian community should combine along with the large Asian, African-American, etc and find the funding to buy or become partners with one of these newstations. Politically developed people will recognize the biased reporting which is done, especially by CNN, which I feel is the most currupt of the newstations. Imagine a newstation owned by the minorities of America who want their perspective to be heard by them, without tainted media bull shit. What a concept....
  7. Government-Controlled-Propaganda Turks, expecially Turkish adolescence will disagree whether the Armenian genocide occured or not. One reason this is the case with Turkish citizens is because of its government-controlled education. If I'm not mistaken, a number of periods in history are completely erased from books. The obstacles we face start somewhere. I believe this is a major source of contribution to injustice, and needs to be acknowledged.
  8. Anti-Semite? No not me. Armenian researching obstacles toward genocide recognition? Yes. The culture which has endured holocaust by Germans, massacres by Spaniards and Arabs, and God knows who else, does not stand up for the Armenian cause? What is the basis for labeling me an anti-semite? What have I inclined to be labeled anti anything, except anti-injustice?
  9. HYPOCRACY AT ITS BEST Turkey and Israel are allies and have consistently formed treaties and pacts. Israelis and Jewish-Americans can be talked about interchangbly. Turkey asks Jews to rupture genocide recognition and Jews follow suit. Does anyone see the hypocracy??? We here on the Jewish Holocaust Channel, oh excuse me I meant the History Channel, segments about the significance of holocaust=genocide and how imperative it is that it be stopped and acknowldged world wide. Yet, the Armenian genocide is not as significant. Why is that? null
  10. I totally agree with Malayan about writing e-mail and urging the Dutch server to halt websites which mitigate this catastrophic event. Ignoring the issue is a NO NO! If every Armenian took the time to e-mail prominent Congressional figures, companies, media-oriented groups, etc..the Armenain genocide issue would be resolved very quickly. Imagine a Congressmen receiving 5 or 6 million e-mails about the importance of Armenian genocide acknowledgment....
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