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Bill Gates did not call upon Bush to pressure on Armenian Genocide recognition

06.03.2007 13:39 GMT+04:00 Print version Send to mail In Russian In Armenian

 

/PanARMENIAN.Net/ Bill Gates has not signed any letter on behalf of 100 American businessmen to the U.S. President George Bush calling him upon to put pressure on Congress to not recognize the Armenian Genocide, the head of Microsoft Armenian branch Grigor Barseghyan told the PanARMENIAN.Net journalist. “Microsoft Corporation and its chairman, Bill Gates, were not aware that any such letter existed and cannot comment as to its contents, origin, purpose or signatories,” Grigor Barseghyan stated.

 

Turkish Daily News reported that 100 U.S. business leaders wrote a letter to President George W. Bush saying, “recognizing Armenian Genocide could be a disaster for the United States.” The world's richest businessmen Bill Gates and Warren Buffet also signed the letter. The letter, which went to Congress, says, “If the Armenian claims of genocide are approved by Congress, U.S. trade will be badly hurt. It must not be recognized.” Recognition would have a negative effect, said the business leaders, adding that it will hinder reconciliation efforts between Armenia and Turkey.

 

 

P.S. hima ches imanum um havatas...

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Sabah, Turkey

March 17 2007

 

'I did not say not to recognize genocide'

 

The news that Microsoft chairman Bill Gates wrote a letter against

the Armenian bill to Bush turned out to be wrong. Microsoft Turkey

declared that "Gates has no information regarding the letter."

 

 

"I did not say not to recognize"

 

 

Referring to the news that Microsoft chairman Bill Gates wrote a

letter against the Armenian bill to Bush, Microsoft Turkey declared

that "Gates has no information regarding the letter."

 

The news that Microsoft chairman Bill Gates wrote a letter against

the Armenian bill to Bush turned out to be wrong. Since the news

about Gates' letter appearing on Armenian Diaspora websites and

Azerbaijani press, the world is focused on the content of the letter.

Microsoft Turkey has declared that Gates has not written such a

letter.

 

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Most of what is written in the Turkish press is just propagandist blather.

 

They will use any misinformation campaign that they can. This is even about the bigger picture, since the Republic of Turkey is built upon mistruths. Kurds are labeled as Mountain Turks-a total lie. Armenians are considered en masse to be internal enemies-a total lie. My family maintained their loyalty to the Sultans, even the brutal ones, but were still cut to pieces by Turkish troops. Many in Turkey are not Turks at all, they are Islamized Balkan Christians or Islamized Armenians. Turkey has to continue with this propagandist blather because she is a mirage. Many of the founders of the Turkish Republic were the main players in getting the Armenians and other Christian mnorities annihilated.

 

 

Sabah, Turkey

March 17 2007

 

'I did not say not to recognize genocide'

 

The news that Microsoft chairman Bill Gates wrote a letter against

the Armenian bill to Bush turned out to be wrong. Microsoft Turkey

declared that "Gates has no information regarding the letter."

"I did not say not to recognize"

Referring to the news that Microsoft chairman Bill Gates wrote a

letter against the Armenian bill to Bush, Microsoft Turkey declared

that "Gates has no information regarding the letter."

 

The news that Microsoft chairman Bill Gates wrote a letter against

the Armenian bill to Bush turned out to be wrong. Since the news

about Gates' letter appearing on Armenian Diaspora websites and

Azerbaijani press, the world is focused on the content of the letter.

Microsoft Turkey has declared that Gates has not written such a

letter.

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