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To people of my race,

 

I'm Armenian guy researcher and facts investigator who lives out of his homeland, I have been researching and investigating about how Jews were involved in the crime of our genocide, not just about Armenian genocide, also involving in many revolutions & wars that our human race witnessed during many years.. starting before thousand years.

 

But whats more important to me is our case and our race, I know there are many Armenians who might not agree with me in this, but i also believe that there are some Armenians agree and are aware of what im writing here, as there are Armenians who are interested in Judaism and really interested to become Jews, there are also Armenians who are very antisemitic.

 

I'm not against to any race,religion, believe or whatever u want to call.. but i be against you when your believes tell you that you are the only chosen people of GOD, and you believe that you are the God-given masters of the world, and you believe that your righteous rulers who must subvert all gentile rule, then enslave the gentiles,judge them and finally exterminate them.

" you may check this on Isaiah 11;42:1; 65; 66) "

 

I believe all the nations have the right to live peacefully on this planet, and none of the nations have the right to slave the others and exterminate them.

 

Now, the reason im writing this because im looking for some answers to my questions:

 

- Are we Armenians esp in ARMENIA are aware of Jews and aware of being involved in the crime of our genocide and many other revolutions and wars?

 

- Why in Armenia in the schools or Universities.. in Armenian genocide subjects, Jews part is almost nothing.. even in some books not mentioned at all..Why?

 

- Are we aware of Jews of Armenia nowadays? Are we aware of their activities, studies, movements ?

 

- Why we Armenians in Armenia afraid from being antisemitic? Why we can't raise our voice and bring the facts to the world and say YES.. YOU JEWS WERE INVOLVED IN THE CRIME? as same power we do it to Turkey.

(please dont get me wrong.. im not saying this that Turkey is innocent.. no)

 

- Why we can't teach the facts of Jews in our schools or Universities esp for our genocide?

 

- Are we Armenians are aware how Jews used to play from many years ago to our these days by being hidden as it says "playing behind the stage or curtains.. Are we?

 

I really wish to find some answers.

 

Many thanks for your participation,

 

F.A.F.J

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Almost been 24 hrs.. 49 viewers and NO any participants or any reply.. mmm interesting

Welcome to Hyeforum!,

I'm not surprised that no one replied to this, because this subject have been discussed far so many times in the past. If you go to the Genocide forum and read the topics, you will find enough material debated on it, not only the Jewish factor but German involvement and other European countries. Somehow I find it interesting that you chose to talk only about Jews I wonder why?

 

Here are some of the topics, I'm sure if you search you'll find more!

http://hyeforum.com/index.php?showtopic=15502

http://hyeforum.com/index.php?showtopic=18211

http://hyeforum.com/index.php?showtopic=16570

http://hyeforum.com/index.php?showtopic=12649

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here we go again.

 

I just can not understand this obsession with the jews among my people, insted of searching for excusess somehow we overlook our short commings in our history.

 

when do we stop seeing our selfs as underdogs?

talk about the future, look forword and make sure Genocide never happens again.

 

I'm sick and tired of hearing the word genocide

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here we go again.

 

I just can not understand this obsession with the jews among my people, insted of searching for excusess somehow we overlook our short commings in our history.

 

when do we stop seeing our selfs as underdogs?

talk about the future, look forword and make sure Genocide never happens again.

 

I'm sick and tired of hearing the word genocide

Great post Ed. :thumbup: Let me nominate you the King of Armenia. :king:

I still wish that our ads and mods make this thread to disapper.

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Hello Everyone.. parir goon

 

Well first of all thanks for your participation even though they didnt answer any of my question.

Its freedom of speech Veteran, removing threads will improve the worse.. so lets discuss.. starting by why u wish the forum ads and mods to make this thread to disappear? why ?

 

To Yervant1

Thanks a lot for sharing these links, well i just honestly told you im researcher.. i have been following most of different articles on this forum for some period, not just reading the articles,, reading also what people reply.. and its somehow interesting how there are two different parties, but mostly what i can see the Armenian party who are living in Armenia are more against to this than the other party who are out of Armenia.. i just dont know why?

 

Believe me if i want to talk about how Jews were involved i may fill this forum with more than 1000s pages, so all the links you shared havn't to do anything of what i wrote.. yes.. the main subject is the same.. bt if you notice half of what i wrote are questions my friend.. i have some questions and im looking to some logical answers that can somehow make a sense.. so thanks again for sharing these links but sorry to tell you.. what i wrote here is a bit different and your links didn't help me at all.

 

Dear ED, no-one wants or wish it happens again, im with you about talking and working for the future, but that doesnt mean we through our past or history behind us, If you really want to talk about the future, then you MUST know the past and its facts very well, so you can be aware and more open to what MAY future brings to you.. you call obsession or not.. call it whatever u want.. i just said this before.. i know as much as there are people who are against about this subject, there are more who agree with this.. but for me whats more interesting to listen to those who disagree..

 

Please everyone its freedom of speech,believe it or not.. since there is a past.. there is a proof.. cause in investigation world.. it says "there is no crime without evidence" .. but just dont step back from discussing.. i just asked some questions which non of you answered any of them.. which makes this more interesting to me..

 

Thanks

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PARIR GOON? :silly:

That one phrase alone shows your knowledge of Armenian LANGUAGE and CULTURE. ZERO.

You should be the last person to talk about the subject.

As to jews and Armenians, it is nonexistent. We have never had contact with them, we have never had intercourse with them, not made war or love, except maybe in the pages of that heap of garbage some call the Old Testament . Screw them, there are 200 other nations in the UN to talk about.

Don’t ask the likes of Hagarag to tell us that Tigran brought 100,000 hryas and that Bagratunis are of hrya origin. If that were so then that sacred Bagratuni City of Ani would have been named hryANI.

Once again to quote our great philosopher friend Ed, WE ARE SICK AND TIRED OF THESE THEMES. I you are indeed an Armenian then tell us something about Komitas and his companions that we don’t know. Don’ tell us that the semites caused the loss of his spirit and sanity. Get off this semite schmemite thing, it is bad for your (mental) health. Find another forum to spread your poisonous venom.

To reinforce your concern read Armenian history/schmistry and see that we are descendents of that idiotic clown noah for whom we have named a whole region of Armenia Nakh Ijevan - first descent. NOOTT!!! It was known as MAKHJUAN/NAKHJWAN before we met that clownish drunken ark/ship captain.

If Armenians had their own brains they would be a real danger to the world. :goof:

It is a wonder how that land of assrael which is smaller than the Shirak** region of Armenia makes such big ruckus.

**Yes, do write something about Shirak/Gumri, that is, if you know where it is. For all those jug-head jew-heads, it was called leninakan a few years ago.

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Hello Arpa,

 

I'm not writing here to make a fight or to discuss in a very rude, aggressive, disrespectful tone as yours,

your aggressive and disrespectful respond shows that your adrenaline level in your body has been increased because of my writings and the main subject

In my last reply i have just simply asked a question for a wish you just made :) and now.. what i can see that you respond by different and interesting subjects which im not here to talk about, (even your tone shows some aggression) but this is good progress my friend, so thank you for your reply.

I dont mind if you like to keep on this tone :) im so much calm and relaxed, im here to discuss and not to fight.

 

So lets get back to my questions..

 

Now, the reason im writing this because im looking for some answers to my questions:

- Are we Armenians esp in ARMENIA are aware of Jews and aware of being involved in the crime of our genocide and many other revolutions and wars?

- Why in Armenia in the schools or Universities.. in Armenian genocide subjects, Jews part is almost nothing.. even in some books not mentioned at all..Why?

- Are we aware of Jews of Armenia nowadays? Are we aware of their activities, studies, movements ?

- Why we Armenians in Armenia afraid from being antisemitic? Why we can't raise our voice and bring the facts to the world and say YES.. YOU JEWS WERE INVOLVED IN THE CRIME? as same power we do it to Turkey. (*This IF we believe that they were really involved..)

(please dont get me wrong.. im not saying this that Turkey is innocent.. no)

 

- Why we can't teach the facts of Jews in our schools or Universities esp for our genocide? why the Jews part is so marginalized?

- Are we Armenians are aware how Jews used to play from many years ago to our these days by being hidden as it says "playing behind the stage or curtains.. Are we?

 

I really wish to find some answers.

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I have a deal for you Arpa.. :) and its not just for you.. its for everyone who is in this forum

I'm ready to discuss any subject you are interested to, from culture, history, science, anything you are interested to discuss.. you are interested to talk about Komitas.. i promise you i will, but first lets discuss about my topic.. and please don't reply by suggesting to me what to talk about or to discuss to insure you that im an ARMENIAN :) I am Armenian, believe it or not.. its your problem not mine, we may also meet one day :) so u can be 100% sure of my identity.

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UpRXkk76Qkg

 

Christopher's book is available for FREE on the internet.. you may download it and read it.

 

well, i have his book.. and not just on pdf.. its printed.. plus i have also more than 6 books.. the interesting thing about Why Israel dont recognize the Armenian genocide..?? I have almost read enough about this.. Well as a fact most of the people believe the first image of the TV, or whats going on the table.. but some rare people know whats going also under the tables.. or whats behind the curtains, i believe one of the reasons that make Israel not to recognize the Armenian genocide is because Turkey has enough proofs about Jews partnership in the crime, proofs if Turks brought it out it will make a mess.. esp in Turkey since they have Jewish lobby too..

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Aha.. welcome Boghos.. :) well no need to color them, cz each one of them has a tittle and its own author.. good?

Have you ever read any kind of these books?

 

so since u have words to say.. what do u think about my questions ? u have any answers.. ?

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Ah, my dear Arpa, one thing you can be sure: I have interest in many things, probably more than I should, but the subjects you mentioned, although quite interesting and meaningful are outside my scope/

I much prefer to hear Alin, Lousine, Isabel and many others singing Gomidas. Much better for our health.

I must say though that you have made me think, as usual. I am perhaps becoming far too jaded. Or wise :confused2: ?

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Arpa.. lets begin :smokin:

 

Very interesting article written on armenianweekly.com on December 7, 2009

 

http://www.armenianw...enian-genocide/

 

The plan to exterminate the Armenians in the Ottoman Empire was conceived and implemented by Jews, Zionists and Freemasons. You want proof? Several leaders of the Committee of Union and Progress (CUP)—that committed the genocide—were Jews converted to Islam (the Turkish term used to refer to them is Donme) and freemasons. Those who present these arguments, of course, set out several reasons that might have prompted the Jews to exterminate the Armenians, ranging from jealousy (for example, the Armenians were successful merchants, even more so than the Jews) to greater geo-political schemes sometimes involving the domination of the world.

In some cases, this conspiracy theory is amalgamated with a similar theory prevalent among some Arabs that the Young Turk revolt of 1908 against the Ottoman Sultan Abdulhamid II was also a Jewish and Freemasonic conspiracy because the sultan was vehemently opposed the settling of Jews in Palestine, while the Young Turks were allegedly more inclined to implement the Zionist designs.

 

While no professional historian of the Armenian genocide has taken this conspiracy theory seriously, there has unfortunately been no separate academic analysis as well to expose its origins and the reasons of its persistence, making it possible for this theory to survive on the margins of Armenian life.

 

 

Sabbateanism is a subject which is not written about, outlined or spoken of very often. But it’s not that there aren’t some works from which the curious can acquire some general information about the topic. For example, there are Abdurrahman Küçük’s work titled Dönmeler,[7]Galante’s work,[8] and the National Education [Ministry] and [The Presidency of] Religious Affairs’ İslâm [A]nsiklopedileri.

What is generally agreed upon [by all of these authors] is that [sabbateanism] is a secret movement like Freemasonry, it is connected to the Jewish faith, Kabbala and its traditions, based on the Messianic claim [of Sabbatai Sevi], and, having originated in Salonica, is centered in Izmir and Salonica. It is a sect or a [dervish] order.

 

Six years later, upon the French Parliament’s passage of a law outlawing the denial of the truth of the Armenian genocide, Dilipak would once again pick up this line of argument, implying, among others, Jewish and Dönme responsibility for the Armenian genocide with the statement “The Armenian question is a subject that not only concerns the Turks, the Kurds and Jews are also involved in this affair. The Sabbateans are also [involved]. So, for that matter, are the Russians, the Americans, the British, the French and the Greeks. We will [soon] understand that none of us are without blame”.[10]

 

* In 2007 the day after the House Resolution 106 entitled “Affirmation of the United States Record on the Armenian Genocide Resolution” was accepted by The Foreign Affairs Committee of the U.S. House of Representatives Dilipak referred again in his column to this matter and stated that “if we discuss in depth the Armenian problem, it would become apparent that those who did this in the Ottoman Empire were Committee of Union and Progress bands made up of Jews, Freemason-Sabataist mongrels”.[11]

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Arpa lol now you are talking :D (i have plan B for you.. im sure u will love it) :smokin:

you guys even don't dare to talk or even to discuss about this subject.. this pretty insure your weakness

 

If I were you I might re-think before I use such a bold language! your not in a chat room, consider this as a friendly warning, next time you'll get a real one

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If I were you I might re-think before I use such a bold language! your not in a chat room, consider this as a friendly warning, next time you'll get a real one

 

Well dear ED, thanks for your friendly warning.. noted with Thanks.

But seems you are not reading your friend Arpa's replies.. its not me who is turning this a chat room, i'm here to discuss.

As you can see im sharing some stuff over here to discuss like any other subject.. its just not me who are making fun and turning it to a chat room..

 

Thank you

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In this article of mine, I wish to explain to you some truths about the Armenian Question with the intention of at least partially removing the scales from your eyes:

 

I want to speak of two large minority [populations] that competed with one another within the Ottoman Empire for centuries, that is to say, the Jews and the Armenians. The disputes between these two minorities derived not from the land dispute [that, originating with] the Young Turks [and continuing] down to the establishment of the Union and Progress Party, but with the struggles between these two groups for commercial advantage. The Armenians were always much more capable artisans than the Jews and [so the latter] did not engage in commerce apart from through fraud and dubious dealing or by creating all manner of division and dissent against their competitors, because the society was not familiar with their culture. That’s how it was with the Jews, it was part of their ideology; that’s what it meant to be Jewish.

In the 1870s two branches of Judaism, the Sabbateans and the Jews,[14]began to organize among themselves and gain in strength. Through the assistance of the French, Italians and other foreign powers they began to understand the dimensions of their own united power in the economic field. They began to [work toward] destroy[ing] the [Ottoman] Empire and planting the seeds of an entirely new state that they themselves would establish. But naturally, as part of this plan they could not be on friendly terms with the Armenians, who were their biggest competitors. For this reason you cannot find Armenians among the Young Turks or the [Committee of] Union and Progress. They embarked upon preparations for the whittling down and elimination of the Armenians. What they intended to do was to eliminate the Armenians, who for centuries had established a powerful minority community within the various cities and centers of Anatolia, and to establish a state in which the control and administration would be in their own hands. This was what Sabbatai Sevi had intended in the 17th century. The Armenians would be eliminated and they themselves, that is, the Sabbateans, the majority of whom were wealthy and powerful, would come from the Balkans to Anatolia and settle there. In this way the Jews would also be rid of the their strongest competitors.

 

from:

http://www.armenianw...enian-genocide/

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" They want more for themselves and less for everybody else, but I'll tell you what they don't want: They don't want a population of citizens capable of critical thinking. They don't want well informed, well educated people capable of critical thinking. They're not interested in that. That doesn't help them. Thats against their interests.

 

Thats right. They don't want people who are smart enough to sit around a kitchen table and think about how badly they're getting f***ed by a system that threw them overboard 30 f***ing years ago. They don't want that!You know what they want?

 

They want obedient workers. Obedient workers, people who are just smart enough to run the machines and do the paperwork."

 

By George Carlin

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"We Jews, we the destroyers, will remain the destroyers forever. NOTHING that you will do will meet our needs and demands. We will forever destroy, because we need a world of our own, a God-world, which it is not in your nature to build." Maurice Samuel Edited by F.A.F.J
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here we go again.

 

I just can not understand this obsession with the jews among my people, insted of searching for excusess somehow we overlook our short commings in our history.

 

when do we stop seeing our selfs as underdogs?

talk about the future, look forword and make sure Genocide never happens again.

 

I'm sick and tired of hearing the word genocide

 

Fascinating question, Ed.

 

Obsession on one side (the side that wants answers about Jews, customarily called "the anti-semite" by that other, "political correct" side who is the "healthy in mind but likes prozac" sort - i.e. the "leftist fascists and totalitarians who think they are democratic liberal minded" sort) begins when these facts are ignored by the "establishment," and people start asking this question. Interestingly enough, the more they get resistance from the 'establishment" (such as the standard non-responses above), the more suspicious they become. Hence the "obsessive" and "repetitive" behavior ensues.

 

It is rather healthy, actually. Sheep don't ask questions. They say "ba-a-a-a-a". But human beings, men in particular (it is true), ask lots and lots of questions. Jewish organizations actually keep tabs on stuff like this, but “they are not obsessed. Oh no”. For example, these organizations do have statistic on the gender distribution of “certified anti-semites,” and the males win it out, hands down. I still carry the ADL membership, left over from my younger college days when I joined every human rights organization one can think of with the hopes of gaining allies for Genocide recognition. Imagine the degree of disappointment.

 

To ask questions when noticing anomalies and contradictions, when noticing dissonance between presented "established facts" versus noticeable reality, that's called Critical Thinking. How easily we forget this when dealing with Jews, and I find this even more obsessively fascinating!

 

So, the best thing is to let it out in the open and let the matter be discussed. Usually discussion of anything with regards to Jews is discouraged. At Hyeclub dot com, for example, the word Jew is even edited out by an automatic filter routine!

 

I was called, quite automatically, an "anti-semite" by some Thoth on this forum for saying that "Jews have a bias in historiography that favors them." How "outlandish" a claim that is, to say that Jews have biases. It cannot be! - [ :)]

 

But, before I said this, I merely said "and then there are the Jews," after naming every other sort that is involved in some form or another historical revisionism against Armenians, which are not really that many, once you calibrate things properly. It is really one or two columns against Armenians. Others simply don’t matter. No one got upset or went about name calling until I said “and then there are the Jews.” That in itself is an interesting topic!

 

It is ironically not the genocide that is of the hottest contention. It is ancient Armenian history! To understand this, you have to think like a zionist, the one people on the planet who invaded and occupied land based on, well, ancient mythology! Who like that wants competition, eh?

 

What I was going to say, before the "politically correct" parasitic noise began was that Jews, as any other people who depend on their mythology in order to validate their identity and especially political (and territorial, subsequently) claims, will dislike any possible historiographical paradigm that might upset that balance and throw their "our mythology is real history" notion out the window and downgrade it to what it should be; i.e. myths and legends based on half-truths and half-facts. That condition of having a mythology of hyperbole, symbolism and metaphor is quite normal, but few will achieve to sell those as factual and historical chronicles. Therefore, I am fascinated, and somewhat obsessed, with this skill set of achieving "magical thinking" among even objective masses and selling myth as history.

 

Armenians are historical (and moral/future again) holders of the Land of Ararat where, as Arpa says aptly, that “drunk landed his large ship” perhaps because his GPS didn’t take him to Sinai like he should have. You have to understand, the GPS system, that pigeon (ok, “white dove”) he launched, he liked Armenia probably. (Am I now re-editing the story? Hey, is that not also my prerogative?) Armenians, then, have the audacity to think that the Tapan landed on Mount Ararat, Massis, and then they go off into owning the Bible and so on. Jews probably get really upset and don’t say anything outright. They just say "you don't have a history." But, really, wouldn’t you be? “Hey Schmulik, what the &*%^$%* are these Minnai doing with our boat? Oy vey! I swear mother told me it landed on Sinai!”

 

You have to admit, it is fascinating.

 

Now, here's how my obsession began:

 

I am sure that you do know Berich Hrozny, a Jew "by birth" (as it is often said, but why? Was he an elephant “by death”?). I read an article by an archeology student, I think graduate student, at the University of Prague named Nshan Martirossyan who at the time was studying under Hrozny. Martirossyan was expressing puzzlement as to why Hrozny was so "adamantly against accepting the possibility that Hayassa can in fact be the same Hay ethnonym." After reading this, I, too, was in "puzzlement" (Yul Brynner, _The King and I_, my favorite.)

 

Needless to say, my puzzlement soon grew to become keen interest. And then interest became a full time obsession. The problem with this obsession is that the more you dig, the more dirt seems to surface, thus perpetuating itself as an obsession. It is rather a sad commentary on things if every bad suspicion turns out to be right, and yet you find that there’s even more to the story.

 

So far we have found, as much as we are reluctant to find:

  1. Tala’at Mausoleum that has a six pointed star, which confirms Rafael de Nogales’ comments on Tala’at about the latter having been a “rogue Jew.”
  2. Emanuel Carasso/Karasu’s involvement in the attempt to bribe Hamid to acquire Palestine and then the return of Karasu during Hamid’s abdication.
  3. Then we have this weird “coincidence” of the “sabbataean” identity of Mustafa Kemal.

The list is quite large, and it is growing (with current Armenian Republic political figures included). Even the Israeli author, Auron, about whom I am sure you’ve discussed, has mentioned that the Sephards were right there alongside the muslim Turks, especially in Smyrna, killing and looting.

 

is that a good answer?

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