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  1. Sip, Blah Blah Blah Yawn ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ Who needs sleeping pills when you have Sip posts.
  2. Did your teacher also tell you that Jews helped point out Armenians to the Turks during the Armenian Genocide? I can show you proof that Jews helped point out Armenians to the Turks during the Armenian Genocide can you show me proof that Armenians pointed out Jews to the Nazis? The Arabs, Assyrians and Ethopians are Semites to, so there is no way I can be a "Anti Semite". [ April 12, 2002, 12:11 AM: Message edited by: A.R. ]
  3. YeeeeeeeeeeHAAAAAAAAAAAAAWWWWW Great Job Brother Kenneth V. Hachikian!! [ April 12, 2002, 04:11 AM: Message edited by: A.R. ]
  4. Armenian National Committee of America 888 17th Street, NW, Suite 904 Washington, DC, 20006 Tel. (202) 775-1918 Fax (202) 775-5648 E-mail: anca@anca.org Internet: <http://www.anca.org/>http://www.anca.org PRESS RELEASE Contact: Elizabeth S. Chouldjian April 11, 2002 Tel: (202) 775-1918 ANCA CALLS ON AIPAC TO CLARIFY POSITION ON U.S. RECOGNITION OF THE ARMENIAN GENOCIDE -- New York Times, Jerusalem Post Report that American Jewish Lobby Worked Against 2000 Armenian Genocide Resolution WASHINGTON, DC - In the wake of published reports in the New York Times and Jerusalem Post that the Jewish American lobby worked against passage of the Congressional Armenian Genocide Resolution, the Armenian National Committee of America (ANCA) has formally called upon the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC), the leading Jewish American advocacy organization, to clarify its position on U.S. recognition and commemoration of the Armenian Genocide. The Jerusalem Post (Turkish PM Accuses Israel of "Genocide") reported on April 7th: "Jewish-American lobbies played a key role in stopping a Congressional bill foreseeing an Armenian genocide law." Two days later, the New York Times (With a Word, Israeli- Turkish Strain Surfaces) wrote: "American Jewish organizations have lobbied on Turkey's behalf against attempts by Armenian-Americans to have the killing of Armenians between 1915 and 1921 in Turkey declared a genocide." In an April 11th letter to AIPAC President Tim Wuliger, ANCA Chairman Kenneth Hachikian underscored the depth of concern within the Armenian American community concerning these reports. He offered the AIPAC leadership an opportunity to clarify to the Armenian American community their actions concerning the Armenian Genocide Resolution in the 106th Congress and to communicate their position on U.S. recognition and commemoration of the Armenian Genocide. Hachikian offered the ANCA's cooperation to AIPAC in working to improve Armenian-Jewish relations that have been strained in recent years by the opposition of many Jewish American community groups to Section 907 of the Freedom Support Act, as well as by statements by the Israeli Foreign Minister and other senior Israeli officials denying the Armenian Genocide. He also noted the April 10th shooting of Armenian sub-deacon Armin Sinanian, apparently by Israeli forces, during fighting in and around Bethlehem's Church of the Nativity. For more information on AIPAC, visit: http://www.aipac.org The full text of the ANCA letter to AIPAC is provided below. ##### ================================================================ Text of ANCA 4/11/02 letter to AIPAC ================================================================ April 11, 2002 Timothy Wuliger President American Israel Public Affairs Committee 440 1st Street, NW Washington, DC 20001 Dear Mr. Wuliger: I am writing in regard to recent articles in the New York Times and the Jerusalem Post that report that the Jewish American lobbies played a key role in stopping the Congressional Armenian Genocide resolution in October of 2000. The Jerusalem Post ("Turkish PM Accuses Israel of 'Genocide,'" April 7, 2002) notes that: "American Jewish lobbies, known for their support of Turkey in the face of Armenian and Greek lobbies in Washington, are preparing to voice their concerns to Turkey. They reportedly delivered a message to the Turkish Embassy in Washington decrying Ecevit's statements. They added that the comments are particularly unseemly in consideration of their attempts to defend Turkey from Armenian claims of genocide, and in light of the Jewish genocide suffered at the hand of the Nazis. Last year, Jewish-American lobbies played a key role in stopping a Congressional bill foreseeing an Armenian genocide law, urging US authorities to allow arms sales for Turkey." The New York Times ("With a Word, Israeli-Turkish Strain Surfaces," April 9, 2002) writes that "The friendship [between Turkey and Israel] has multiplied Turkey's influence in Washington. The pro-Israeli lobby argued Turkey's case for increased international financial aid. American Jewish organizations have lobbied on Turkey's behalf against attempts by Armenian-Americans to have the killing of Armenians between 1915 and 1921 in Turkey declared a genocide." Armenian Americans are, of course, deeply troubled by these news accounts. We want, however, as a matter of fairness, to offer your organization, as the leading advocate for the Jewish American community, an opportunity to issue an unambiguous public denial that your organization was in any way involved in efforts against the adoption of an Armenian Genocide Resolution in the 106th Congress. We would also welcome an explanation of AIPAC's stand on the recognition and commemoration of the Armenian Genocide. We believe that a clarification of your position on the Armenian Genocide Resolution is particularly important in light of recent developments that could, if not handled in a positive manner, damage Armenian-Jewish relations that have already been strained by the opposition of many Jewish American community groups to Section 907 of the Freedom Support Act. Among these developments are the April 10th shooting of an Armenian sub-deacon during Israeli Defense Force action in Bethlehem, and the controversy this February surrounding the refusal of Rivka Kohen, the Israeli Ambassador to Armenia, to recognize the Armenian Genocide. The latter episode, as you may recall, was further compounded by an offensive statement from the Israeli Foreign Ministry that Israel does not consider the "tragedy of the Armenians" to be a genocide. I look forward to your response and the opportunity to work with you to advance our shared interest in improving the state of Armenian-Jewish relations. Thank you for your consideration of this matter. Sincerely, Kenneth V. Hachikian Chairman cc: Armenian American media and community organizations enclosures
  5. I don`t care about the 6%, majority rules. There are 2000 Jews in Armenia and as long as they keep there mouths shut I have no problem with them being there and the rest are Muslims and Pagans. One more thing, I demand the Jewish Rabbi in Turkey go to the Armenian Church on his hands and knees and beg for forgivness for what the Jews did to Armenians. The Jews made the Pope beg for forgivness just because the Catholic Church was quiet about the "Jewish holocaust." Jews helped Turks murder Armenians during the Genocide so let them come and beg for forgivness. [ April 12, 2002, 02:49 AM: Message edited by: A.R. ]
  6. Thank God people like you do not run Armenia. There would be another Genocide with your BS "Turks and Jews are our friends." Fool us once shame on you fool us twice shame on us. Armenians have no room for error. Turks and Jews are the enemies of Armenia and Armenians must never forget that. We thought the Turks and Jews were our friends once and we almost got wiped off the face of the Earth. You go make friends with Turks and Jews and you TARC BS but a Majority of Armenian 95% will never fall for the Turkish/Jewish trap again. No Justice No Peace. They want to finish what they started in 1915. Israel gives Turkey and Azerbaijan weapons and if a war starts those weapons will be used against Armenia. Why is Israel giving weapons to Azerbaijan? That sounds more like a enemy than a friend to me. Your logic is finished! Armenians will not allow there to be another Genocide. We will NEVER be caught off guard again! Russia is a true friend of Armenia! Turkey, Israel and Azerbaijan are the enemies of Armenia. It was the Turks who were dancing on the streets when the Armenian Earthquake hit Armenia. It is the Israelis who are destroying the Church Of Nativity. It is the Jews who helped Turks murder Armenians during the Genocide. It is the Israelis who shot Armin Sinanian a Armenian Monk. It is the Jews who crushed the Armenian Genocide resolution in congress. It is Israel{Peres} who said the Armenian Genocide is "meaningless." So go peddle your goods somewhere else Armenians are not buying any of it. I told you Armenian Blood is not Cheap. I don`t care what you or anyone else on this forum thinks of me. Every Armenian I know thinks the same as me. Every Armenian I know loves Jesus and Christianity. 94% of Armenians in Armenia are CHRISTIAN. We Obey Jesus and The Armenian Church. Our loyalty is to Jesus and The Armenian Church. We will NEVER forgive and never Forget until we have justice for the 1.5 Million Martyers. We will Never Forgive and Never Forget until the Holy MT Ararat is back in the arms of the Motherland. Every Inch of Armenian land must be back in the arms of the Motherland. Greater Armenia is our dream and Lord Willing it will become a reality. Your "slave mentality" is your own doing. [ April 12, 2002, 02:22 AM: Message edited by: A.R. ]
  7. More Lies From Hagarag, "agenda to exterminate the Jews?" Its The Turks and Jew who tried to exterminate the Armenians with 1. 5 million Armenians slaughtered not the other way around. 1/2 Arab? No, 100% Armenian but you are 1/2 Jew just like Domino. You will not silence me no matter how hard you try with your childish insults. I obey the forum rules and I`am here to stay.
  8. One Question, Are you Armenian? Yes Or No
  9. β€œIn the contemporary world there are two nations that are the carriers of evil of the most concentrated and ag-gressive type. These are the Jews – the nation-destroyer with a mission of destruction and decomposition, and the Turks – the nation-killer with a mission of devastation and crushing.” Roman Yepiskoposyan Author of the Armenian Book " National System"
  10. I will make sure I do not break any forum rules I know you are trying to bait me to try and get me banned. Your threats against me scare no one Domino. [ April 12, 2002, 01:19 AM: Message edited by: A.R. ]
  11. A.R. wants Armenian troops fighting hand-in-hand with the Palestinians. AR Really? More Lies I have never said such a thing in my life! What I do want is International Peacekeepers on the ground in Palestine to stop the Genocidal Israelis.
  12. My Armenian Christian Brother Armin Sinanian, is laying in a hospital fighting for his life shot by a Israeli soldier and you blame me? I `am In a rage right now just like all my Armenian Brothers and Sisters throughout the world so I will not say what I really want to say to you. Good Day
  13. The Armenian Community Is In A Rage In Washington DC and all over the world. Armenian Blood is not cheap you Israeli Devils! XINHUA GENERAL NEWS SERVICE April 10, 2002, Wednesday 11:44 AM Eastern Time Israeli Troops Wound Monk in Bethlehem GAZA, April 10 An Armenian monk was shot and seriously wounded Wednesday by Israeli fire in the Church of the Nativity compound in Bethlehem, Palestinians in Bethlehem said, adding that he was evacuated to a hospital in Jerusalem. The sources confirmed that the monk, 22, who was identified as Armin Sinanian, was in the compound, where dozens of Palestinian gunmen have been holed up with a group of monks since last week. The sources said that the monk was undergoing surgery at the hospital. Israeli radio quoted military sources as saying that according to an initial investigation conducted by the army, it appears that the monk was mistakenly shot by an Israeli sniper. The monk, one of the four clergymen who wanted to take water into the church, was shot and wounded when the sniper tried to hit an armed man standing next to them, the report said. According to Palestinian sources, the monk was shot by Israeli troops positioned in the guest wing of the Franciscan monastery. The Israeli military sources insisted that the wing is not part of the monastery but is actually located in a nearby hotel, but the Franciscans have disputed this, saying that the wing is part of the Nativity Church compound.
  14. Armenian Orthodox monk shot and wounded in Bethlehem Wed Apr 10, 8:38 AM ET By IBRAHIM HAZBOUN, Associated Press Writer BETHLEHEM, West Bank - An Armenian Orthodox monk was seriously wounded Wednesday at Bethlehem's Church of the Nativity compound, and the Israeli army and Palestinians each claimed the other had opened fire on him. The monk, identified as Armin Sinanian, 22, was undergoing surgery at Jerusalem's Hadassah Hospital, where spokeswoman Yael Bossem-Levy said he was in serious condition. The hospital had no other information. A Palestinian policeman, one of more than 200 armed Palestinians who remained holed up in the basilica built over Jesus traditional birth grotto, said by telephone that Israeli troops shot a monk after breaking open a door. The policeman refused to give his name. It was not immediately clear whether the door led into the compound or into the Church of the Nativity itself. The policeman, who refused to give his name, said the monk's blood still stained the stone floor near the spot where he had been hanging clothes out to dry. Capt. Jacob Dallal, an Israeli army spokesman, said shots were fired at troops as they made a delivery of food intended for the 60 priests and nuns inside the church compound. He said Palestinians opened fire, hitting the monk. Israeli soldiers, he added, did not return fire. Israeli forces treated the monk and took him to Hadassah Hospital, Dallal said. Israeli troops have surrounded the church, where Palestinian gunmen have been holed up for more than a week. An Israeli tank remained outside the compound and a white balloon with surveillance cameras floated above, anchored to Manger Square by ropes. An army tent was set up next to St. Catherine's Church, adjacent to the Church of the Nativity. [ April 10, 2002, 06:09 PM: Message edited by: A.R. ]
  15. Did I say only IAN? I said the Blood running through your veins. Kid? Am older than you Child.
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