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Raymond Ibrahim

Middle East and Islam Specialist

The Forgotten Genocide: Why It Matters Today

04/24/2013 by Raymond Ibrahim 363 Comments

Today, April 24, marks the “Great Crime,” that is, the Armenian genocide that took place under Turkey’s Islamic Ottoman Empire, during and after WWI.  Out of an approximate population of two million, some 1.5 million Armenians died. If early 20th century Turkey had the apparatuses and technology to execute in mass—such as 1940s Germany’s gas chambers—the entire Armenian population may well have been annihilated.  Most objective American historians who have studied the question unequivocally agree that it was a deliberate, calculated genocide:

More than one million Armenians perished as the result of execution, starvation, disease, the harsh environment, and physical abuse.  A people who lived in eastern Turkey for nearly 3,000 years [more than double the amount of time the invading Islamic Turks had occupied Anatolia, now known as “Turkey”] lost its homeland and was profoundly decimated in the first large-scale genocide of the twentieth century.  At the beginning of 1915 there were some two million Armenians within Turkey; today there are fewer than 60,000….  Despite the vast amount of evidence that points to the historical reality of the Armenian Genocide, eyewitness accounts, official archives, photographic evidence, the reports of diplomats, and the testimony of survivors, denial of the Armenian Genocide by successive regimes in Turkey has gone on from 1915 to the present.

A still frame from the 1919 documentary film Auction of Souls, which portrayed eye witnessed events from the Armenian Genocide, including crucified Christian girls.

Indeed, evidence has been overwhelming.  U.S. Senate Resolution 359 from 1920 heard testimony that included evidence of “[m]utilation, violation, torture, and death [which] have left their haunting memories in a hundred beautiful Armenian valleys, and the traveler in that region is seldom free from the evidence of this most colossal crime of all the ages.”  In her memoir, Ravished Armenia, Aurora Mardiganian described being raped and thrown into a harem (which agrees with Islam’s rules of war).  Unlike thousands of other Armenian girls who were discarded after being defiled, she managed to escape. In the city of Malatia, she saw 16 Christian girls crucified: “Each girl had been nailed alive upon her cross, spikes through her feet and hands, only their hair blown by the wind, covered their bodies.”  Such scenes were portrayed in the 1919 documentary film Auction of Souls, some of which is based on Mardiganian’s memoirs.

What do Americans know of the Armenian Genocide?  To be sure, some American high school textbooks acknowledge it.  However, one of the primary causes for it—perhaps the fundamental cause—is completely unacknowledged: religion.  The genocide is always articulated through a singularly secular paradigm, one that deems valid only those factors that are intelligible from a modern, secular, Western point of view, such as identity politics, nationalism, and territorial disputes. As can be imagined, such an approach does little more than project Western perspectives onto vastly different civilizations of different eras, thus anachronizing history.

War, of course, is another factor that clouds the true face of the Armenian genocide.  Because these atrocities occurred during WWI, so the argument goes, they are ultimately a reflection of just that—war, in all its chaos and destruction, and nothing more.  Yet Winston Churchill, who described the massacres as an “administrative holocaust,” correctly observed that “The opportunity [WWI] presented itself for clearing Turkish soil of a Christian race.”  Even Adolf Hitler had pointed out that “Turkey is taking advantage of the war in order to thoroughly liquidate its internal foes, i.e., the indigenous Christians, without being thereby disturbed by foreign intervention.”

It is the same today throughout the Muslim world, wherever there is war: after the U.S. toppled Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein, the nation’s Christian minority were first to be targeted for systematic persecution resulting in more than half of Iraq’s indigenous Christian population fleeing their homeland.  Now that war has come to Syria—with the U.S. supporting the jihadis and terrorists—the Christians there are on the run for their lives.

There is no denying that religion—or in this context, the age-old specter of Muslim persecution of Christian minorities—was fundamental to the Armenian Genocide.  Even the most cited factor, ethnic identity conflict, while legitimate, must be understood in light of the fact that, historically, religion—creed—accounted more for a person’s identity than language or heritage.   This is daily demonstrated throughout the Islamic world today, where Muslim governments and Muslim mobs persecute Christian minorities—minorities who share the same ethnicity, language, and culture, who are indistinguishable from the majority, except, of course, for being non-Muslims.

If Christians are thus being singled out today—in our modern, globalized, “humanitarian” age—are we to suppose that they weren’t singled out a century ago by Turks?

Similarly, often forgotten is the fact that non-Armenians under Turkish hegemony, Assyrians and Greeks for example, were also targeted for cleansing.   The only thing that distinguished  Armenians, Assyrians, and Greeks from Turks was that they were all Christian.  As one Armenian studies professor asks, “If it [the Armenian Genocide] was a feud between Turks and Armenians, what explains the genocide carried out by Turkey against the Christian Assyrians at the same time?”

Today, as Turkey continues moving back to reclaiming its Islamic heritage, so too has Christian persecution returned.  If Turks taunted their crucified Armenian victims by saying things like “Now let your Christ come and help you,” just last January, an 85-year-old Christian Armenian woman was repeatedly stabbed to death in her apartment, and a crucifix carved onto her naked corpse.   Another elderly Armenian woman was punched in the head and, after collapsing to the floor, repeatedly kicked by a masked man.   According to the report, “the attack marks the fifth in the past two months against elderly Armenian women,” one of whom lost an eye.  Elsewhere, pastors of church congregations with as little as 20 people are targeted for killing and spat upon in the streets.  A 12-year-old Christian boy was beaten by his teacher and harassed by students for wearing a cross around his neck, and three Christians were “satanically tortured” before having their throats slit for publishing Bibles.

Outside of Turkey, what is happening to the Christians of today from one end of the Muslim world to the other is a reflection of what happened to the Armenian Christians of yesterday.   We can learn about the past by looking at the present.  From Indonesia in the east to Morocco in the west, from Central Asia in the north, to sub-Sahara Africa—that is, throughout the entire Islamic world—Muslims are, to varying degrees, persecuting, killing, raping, enslaving, torturing and dislocating Christians.  See my new book, Crucified Again: Exposing Islam’s New War on Christians for a comprehensive account of one of the greatest—yet, like the Armenian Genocide, little known—atrocities of our times.

Here is one relevant example to help appreciate the patterns and parallels: in Muslim-majority northern Nigeria, Muslims, led by the Islamic organization, Boko Haram (“Western Education is Forbidden”) are waging a bloody jihad on the Christian minorities in their midst.  These two groups—black Nigerian Muslims and black Nigerian Christians—are identical in all ways except, of course, for being Muslims and Christians.  And what is Boko Haram’s objective in all this carnage?  To cleanse northern Nigeria of all Christians—a goal rather reminiscent of Ottoman policies of cleansing Turkey of all Christians, whether Armenian, Assyrian, or Greek.

How does one explain this similar pattern of Christian persecution—this desire to be cleansed of Christians—in lands so different from one another as Nigeria and Turkey, lands which share neither race, language, nor culture, which share only Islam?  Meanwhile, the modern Islamic world’s response to the persecution of Christians is identical to Turkey’s response to the Armenian Genocide: Denial.

Finally, to understand how the historic Armenian Genocide is representative of the modern day plight of Christians under Islam, one need only read the following words written in 1918 by President Theodore Roosevelt—but read “Armenian” as “Christian” and “Turkish” as  “Islamic”:

the Armenian [Christian] massacre was the greatest crime of the war, and the failure to act against Turkey [the Islamic world] is to condone it… the failure to deal radically with the Turkish [Islamic] horror means that all talk of guaranteeing the future peace of the world is mischievous nonsense.

Indeed, if we “fail to deal radically” with the “horror” currently being visited upon millions of Christians around the Islamic world—which in some areas has reached genocidal proportions—we “condone it” and had better cease talking “mischievous nonsense” of a utopian world of peace and tolerance.

Put differently, silence is always the ally of those who would commit genocide.  In 1915, Adolf Hitler rationalized his genocidal plans, which he implemented some three decades later, when he rhetorically asked: “Who, after all, speaks today of the annihilation of the Armenians?”

And who speaks today of the annihilation of Christians under Islam?

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  1. Thomas_Black says

    04/24/2013 at 11:32 AM

    “At the beginning of 1915 there were some two million Armenians within Turkey; today there are fewer than 60,000…. “

    The above quote from the story appears to be from an article in 1995. Perhaps Mr. Ibrahim can provide us a current figure?

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    • A K says

      04/24/2013 at 3:27 PM

      It’s less than 60k. Turks are still periodically killing Armenians in Turkey.

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  2. dogwithoutslippers says

    04/24/2013 at 12:14 PM

    Raymond Ibrahim is a scholar and his essays on islamic atrocities that go unnoticed and unreported by the mainstream media are needed to understand the islamic/muslim mindset which is a clear and present danger to all of mankind. Less than 60,000 in Turkey today is what has happened in all islamic countries who commit crimes against all non-belivers. Sir, keep it up! Rick M.

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    • Melani Petrosyan says

      05/14/2013 at 1:26 PM

      you’re right ! Islam is a religion of violence .. I can’t understand why they keep killing us: Christians .. why call all the time to kill us?, to change the faith? .. why ? why they can’t live in peace ? what is a jihad???????? why ????

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      • dogwithoutslippers says

        05/14/2013 at 1:44 PM

        Besides Ray Ibrahim also check Brigitte Gabriel, BILL WARNER… three of the best sources – they tell it like it is. Anyone who says, “I have muslim friends they aren’t like that!” They are dreaming and falling into their own ignorance. Inform yourself as the media tries very hard to look the other way. The majority of people just don’t understand this evil menace made up by mohammed almost 1400 years ago. He was an evil man yet muslims honor and abide by his every word for these nut jobs think he was the ‘perfect man’ whose instructions were to subjugate all non-believers (us, Christians, Jews, Hindus – everyone) to dominate the earth. They do not migrate to other countries as immigrants – they come as settlers!~

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        • Joy Freiheit says

          04/24/2015 at 7:02 PM

          Migration by muslims is a form of jihad.

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          • Frederick King says

            12/22/2015 at 12:19 PM

            It is.

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          • llroot53 says

            12/22/2015 at 5:54 PM

            Hijra, or civilizational jihad.

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        • wordscanhelp says

          12/22/2015 at 11:37 AM

          I DO have Muslim friends and they ARE NOT like that. it is context and politics that also act on this exclusionist religion too. There are Muslims who have formed human shields to protect opts in Egypt and non-Muslims elsewhere, most recent in this week’s Kenya bus attack. To blame all Muslims is truly to do what Daesh wants, and make their depictions of us come true.

          I think that our support of Turkey is all wrong, but we have politicians who ignore this and are spending man-hours that we pay for, on pushing that the US must protect the Israeli settlers, of all people. The very same settlers who are pushing Christians out of their land and houses daily, and who attack churches, Christian cemeteries etc.

          You need to include the ‘judaization’ of the Holy Land in the list of attacks upon Christians, those who have been on the ground for more tan 2000 years. Watch the documentary (can get it online) ‘The Stones Cry Out” to see original footage of a Christian village being razed and the Christians being forced out. It is still going on, more than 150 Christian villages have been ‘disappeared’ as the Christian presence in the Holy Land is being erased.

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          • Gene Lemour says

            12/23/2015 at 7:15 PM

            You need to include the ‘judaization’ of the Holy Land??? Are you kidding? Now you’re blaming indigenous peaceful Jews for killing Christians? Well, there’s some revisionist history.
            And as far as Muslims are concerned, I knew a few as well. When you really get to know hem, you’ll see their true colors as they spew hatred of Jews and Christians in their conversations!! That is from an Arab Maronite Christian from Lebanon!!

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          • Trimelda McDaniels says

            12/24/2015 at 7:56 AM

            It is easy for us in the West to talk “tolerance” but when I have talked to Eastern Christians who have dealt with Islam they don’t have a lot of positive things to say at all. Hard to argue with the voice of experience. Does that mean that individual Muslims are bad? No. But it does speak to the idea that maybe a GOVERNMENT run by Islam is not that wonderful.

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          • Duke615 says

            03/18/2016 at 8:01 PM

            Agreed again.

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        • javed helali says

          02/03/2016 at 9:12 AM

          Anyone heard of INQUISITION in Spain before the killings of the
          Armenians in Turkey? Ferdinand, Isabella? They even killed the Jews and
          left no sign of Muslims in Spain who rued there for 800 years. The
          Muslims did not forcibly convert people in masses to Islam. Otherwise
          800 years would be enough to dispense off all non Muslims from Spain.

          Recently
          Pakistani Muslims killed hundreds of thousands of Bengali Muslims in
          E. Pakistan. The Bengali speaking people won their independence on the
          basis of nationalism (Bengali language nationalism, NOT religion) in
          1971.

          Any idea who killed who in the former Yugoslavia?
          Who killed who in former USSR?

          One
          should always be wary of half breeds… a product of 2 religions and 2
          cultures. They are given more space everywhere in the media for their
          supposed NEUTRALITY!

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      • wi163175 says

        12/22/2015 at 1:21 PM

        THEY HATE CHRISTIANS and JEWS because that’s what they have been instructed to do by their PEDOPHILE PROPHET, Muhammed, in their Satanically inspired Quran!! They are basically 7th Century Troglodytes with the brains to match!!

        OLD ONE 79

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      • TSFFKAG says

        02/02/2016 at 3:56 PM

        Islam is a form of Satan worship. No one wants to seriously look into it.

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    • Holly Hilpert says

      12/22/2015 at 12:57 PM

      And then the stupid fools in the EU can’t seem to understand why Orban and the Hungarians don’t want them? Do they think that the hungarians have forgotten what the Turks did centuries ago to their people? Of course not. I’m hungarian -german and my ancestors fought them in Hungary and during the crusades. This isn’t a religion of peace in any way shape of form. We must band together to stop them by whatever means neccesary.

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    • Erin Stelter says

      02/03/2016 at 8:05 AM

      If he is a “scholar” he wouldn’t attribute quotes to the wrong person just to inflame the reader. Check your facts.

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  3. A K says

    04/24/2013 at 3:27 PM

    Thank you, Mr Ibrahim, for remembering the suffering of our people in
    1915. My father survived the march into the Syrian desert; his father,
    and most of his relatives, did not. Nearly every Armenian living today
    lost a relative in 1915. We all carry the scars, a wound that will not
    heal. Other Christian peoples in the Middle East, like the Copts, are
    suffering immensely at the bloodthirsty hands of Muslims. In Kosovo at
    least 150 Churches have been destroyed by Muslims (right under the nose
    of the occupying Western troops). Islam is growing very quickly in
    Europe. Stupid Europeans! They turn a blind eye to the blood lust of
    Muslims but it’s coming directly at them. In ten to fifteen years expect
    to see the outright destruction of infidel art in museums. A dark age
    is coming to Europe but the stupid Europeans are blind.

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    • Lilianna says

      06/03/2013 at 1:08 AM

      Thank you for mentioning my people, victims of genocide in Kosovo. Not only that the chuches have been destroyed, Serbian Christian people have been kidnapped and cut into pieces to make enormous profit by selling their organs. If those were girls, they would first be raped, than forced to be prostitutes, and finally chopped. The No1 “doctor” was Turkish – Yusuf Sonmez. Unfortunately, it is not that the world doesn’t see or know about it, just like about the genocide against the Armanians, it is that the muslims have always been ALLOWED to kill and exterminate OTHODOX Christians, as the opponents of Vatican’s interpretation of Christianity with the Pope as Christ on Earth. EU and America dont’t mind as long as they make profits of organ and drugs trafficking.That’s why the revolution happened in Russia too, to bring the sadistic Stalin in position to kill dosens of millions of Orthodox Russians, too. And starting from present days, the Catholic and Protestant innocent Christians allover the world are being victims of allowing the islamists expand allower the Europe and the world, Recently, they have been protesting in Sweden and Norway, screaming, for example: SHERIAT IN NORWAY??

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      • Lilianna says

        06/03/2013 at 4:21 AM

        I just forgot to reming that 700.000 Orthodox Christian Serbs were killed by ustasha in WW2 in Croatia, a catholic state created by Vatican as a hand on Balcan, and those ustasha were blessed by Pope for their contibution…Catholics were killing their Orthodox Christian brothers (not just killing, but torturing in a way that a normal mind cannot understand and accept, like cutting the pregnant women’s bellies, and then digging out the babies’ eyes etc) and at the same time, the muslims living in that state from hell, enlarged by Hitler, at that time were called “the flower of the Croatian nation.” I guess they thought they would deal with them later, but that flower is poisoning the whole Europe now.

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        • Đoko Jovanić says

          04/01/2016 at 12:53 PM

          You ”just forgot” to mention Jasenovac!?!?!!? We Serbs don’t really need enemies, when we are our own biggest enemy!!! Gedžovansko srbijanska turska govna!!!!!!! Next time, don’t even bother, ok!?

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      • svemir says

        03/19/2016 at 8:29 AM

        By tagging people as Christians or Muslims, you are just supporting the agony of simple people in occupied parts of the worlds, that have no freedom to move because they happen to be on the wrong side. In Kosovo, people live behind the barbwire, because they are Albanians in Serbian territory( Mitrovica) Or Serbs in Albanian territory ( the most of Kosovo). And all of it for what? Corporations buying cheap land to gain profit. Its People, humans, individuals. not Christians, Muslim, Americans, Russians or Swiss. Who ever thinks differently, should go to Syria or Kosovo, and talk with locals, exactly those used in these texts and alibi for spreading antagonism against any human groups, religious, nationalistic or both.

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      • Rasvan Antonescu says

        03/20/2016 at 7:18 AM

        OK, stop with the nonsense please. I can put up with crazy, asinine commentaries, and I’m no fan of the Albanians, but stop with the organ thing. You cannot “cut to pieces” anybody to harvest organs. There is no organ bank, apart for skin, cornea, bones, ligaments and such. Major organs had to be transplanted almost immediately, and it’s not something done in the backwoods. Yes, plenty of Muslims are nuts, but that’s so many Christians. Christianity is just a couple hundred years more evolved, that’s it. ALL religions are nonsense, btw, you, and your imaginary guy in the sky, who takes care of you! Puh-lease!

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        • calliope says

          03/24/2016 at 2:46 PM

          Various organs, including kidneys, if properly cooled and handled can be good for transplant for many hours. Air delivery makes it a very profitable business. Albanian Muslims were vile to their Christian neighbors which caused the war in Serbia which Bill Clinton interfered with on the wrong side. He sided with the Muslim butchers instead of the molested and victimized Christian Serbs. I wonder how much the Muslims paid him for the evil he performed for them. Albania is also the main hub in the white slavery business. Muslims are the scum of the earth.

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          • Rasvan Antonescu says

            03/24/2016 at 6:53 PM

            What about Srebenica? 8000 Bosniac Muslims executed by your so kind at heart “Christian” Serbs? Not very christian like, or is it?! All religions are bad. Killing and persecuting other people because they believe in the wrong bearded dude in the sky is as stupid as it can go! But I’m sure that your God is the right one, and all the other are hacks, cause how not?! And the transplant thingy, yeah sure, but only in a established, working system. You, and Liliana, have actually no idea what it takes for a successful transplant intervention. No freaking idea. Talking with conviction without actually knowing to much about a subject. Very Christian like.

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          • Đoko Jovanić says

            04/01/2016 at 11:55 AM

            How do you know that the 8000 muslims in Srebrenica were ”executed”? Were you there? Are Dražen Erdemović, Zijad Žigić Serbs? To name a few… Jebali ti Srbi sve živo i mrtvo, gnjido rumunska!!!

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          • Rasvan Antonescu says

            04/01/2016 at 3:03 PM

            I wasn’t at Auschwitz also, that doesn’t change things. Logic nonexistent it seems. Luckily I know a couple of smart Serbs as well, otherwise I would think that’s a trait. And since you went native on me, allow me to answer in kind: s-o fut pe ma-ta aia proasta, serb de cacat ce esti! Eh?

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          • Đoko Jovanić says

            04/02/2016 at 6:49 AM

            You didn’t answer my question, mister logic! What doesn’t change things? Where do you find the lack of logic? Do you even know, what I asked you? When it comes to your opinions of Serbs, and thing of that nature; I simply adore, when pricks and spineless scum like yourself elevate themselves(in their own mind) to that point to think that their opinion is applicable, valid, important or what not. I don’t think those ”smart” Serb are so ”lucky” to know YOU!!! You, rumunska cigančino, don’t seem very bright… to begin with! Ajde sad popuši ćaćin kurac, incestoidna zaostala kozojebačka slino, jer si sopstvenu majku do sad već izjebao. Kad završiš sa ćaćinim kurcem, pređi da radiš ono šta najviše voliš- da jebeš koze!!! How’s that for native, EH!?

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          • Rasvan Antonescu says

            04/02/2016 at 9:53 AM

            See? You just proved my point regarding your low, extremely low IQ, and lack of logic thereof. Using that many exclamation and question marks doesn’t make your weak attempt at rhetoric any better. You cannot even follow your own drivel, you magnificent example of brain dead mouth breather. Heeehehehe, go ahead, write me another rage induced poem in Serbian. Those 2 neurons are working hard, I’m sure!

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          • Đoko Jovanić says

            04/02/2016 at 10:40 AM

            You just did that to yourself, in English, you half-bread, numb-nutt, inbred hog. You are trying to make a political point, but when challenged, resort to third rate imbecilic trolling. You, being an imbecile, ”excel” at that! You cannot answer a simple question on a subject on which you extracted every ounce of that ”huge” brain of yours, therefore, you are unfit to socialize normally. You just try too hard, IN VAIN!!! You are shallow and thick, and an example of a truly simple man. My ”rage” is caused by the fact that there are so many of slow, stupid and ugly motherf*ckers like yourself, yet the aggressiveness with which you impose yourselves is unbearable! The problem with you is that you really think that you are anything other than a third rate troll! So sad! Kada završiš sa kozom, pređi na sestru, ali stavi kurton na to malo šta imaš da joj ne napraviš neko retardirano nedonošče!!!

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          • Rasvan Antonescu says

            04/03/2016 at 2:48 AM

            There you are, back with more ineptitude. I was actually making a political point, until you started with the foul language. Rage and nothing to say besides throwing insults. All the characteristics of a dimwit. You think that calling Romanians gypsies make you look smart? And I did answer to your question, only you’re to slow to realize it. And to easy.

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          • Đoko Jovanić says

            04/03/2016 at 3:29 AM

            There you are, here I am, here we go!?!?!? WTF!?!?!? Come on, now! FOCUS, you half a troll! You are incapable to answer a simple question about a topic, at which you are spreading your ”knowledge”. Calling you a gypsy is actually an insult to gypsies! You are just a piece of feces that think too highly of himself. Actually, you are an insult to trolls, as well- you are just a pushy little piece of dog-turd! Duvaj ga džiberu!

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          • Rasvan Antonescu says

            04/04/2016 at 12:08 AM

            You’re a total waste of time. And probably space.

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          • Đoko Jovanić says

            04/04/2016 at 5:50 AM

            You are a piece of sh*t, probably of animal origin!

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          • Rasvan Antonescu says

            04/04/2016 at 6:23 AM

            Pushta! Bwaaahahaha. Too damn easy.

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          • Đoko Jovanić says

            04/04/2016 at 9:12 AM

            You see? You know know what you are.

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          • Đoko Jovanić says

            04/02/2016 at 6:55 AM

            Oh, and do be careful when you talk about TRAITS, because, you are ROMANIAN!!! after all!!!! What the hell is wrong with you, gippo!?!?!?!?

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          • Avram Cohen says

            01/20/2017 at 12:56 AM

            You win the stupid postings of the day award!

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          • Rasvan Antonescu says

            01/20/2017 at 4:14 PM

            Why dummy? Because I’m not self-centered enough to believe we’re that important? Relax and go eat some shellfish. Might do some good for your shrunken brain. Oh wait, better not. Who knows, maybe a burning bush will lit under your sorry ass.

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          • Rasvan Antonescu says

            01/20/2017 at 4:23 PM

            Calliope, I agree about the Albanians, most are scum. I wish nobody would’ve intervene between Serbia and Kosovo, but we are just small fish for the big powers. And yes, the kidneys will last a little longer. But you still need a perfect match for the body not to reject the transplanted organ. You need slightly more tests than your regular blood work. Hard to do it without a network, think about it. Do I believe it’s not happening? Hell no. But not as easy, or frequent as the popular belief.

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    • Frederick King says

      12/22/2015 at 12:17 PM

      It certainly seems so. Perhaps the EU will wake up, and smell the roses.

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      • jimtherepublica says

        12/22/2015 at 1:06 PM

        Time to hit them hard, fast and continuously until they’re no more…

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        • Mina Duns says

          12/22/2015 at 9:55 PM

          Hit who?

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          • jimtherepublica says

            12/23/2015 at 7:37 AM

            We are seeing more and more terrorist acts in nations permitting refugees entry. We need to take out ISIS and any other terrorist groups out there.

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          • kurhanhill says

            02/02/2016 at 1:24 PM

            It may be too late for that. Both Turkey and Obama want ISIS to do their Allah Jihad to rule the world of live and dead. Makes no difference either way.

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          • Roland P says

            01/21/2016 at 8:24 AM

            Wahabists or Salafists or whatever else you wish to call these Supreme Terrorist Sunni Islamic Brigades that are all over the World. I won’t bother to write their dumb islamic titles…..

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          • kurhanhill says

            02/02/2016 at 1:19 PM

            Make it whom, not who, Mina.

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          • Bradford says

            02/02/2016 at 4:53 PM

            “kurhanhill” = grammar nazi….that’s childish….please grow up!….
            (c)2016, Tom Clancy, Jr., *NON-fiction

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          • Jack Vance says

            02/02/2016 at 6:39 PM

            Duhhhh

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          • SadDad92310 says

            02/03/2016 at 7:52 PM

            Hit who? The fundamentalist Muslims that are murdering Christians! That’s WHO! The Muslim in the White House has protected the Evil MASS MURDERERS of the Middle East long enough!

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          • kitty Hjort says

            03/05/2016 at 8:14 PM

            POTUS is not Muslim, he is a christian, please educate yourself. He doesn’t condone their actions, again not all Muslims are terrorists and that is what Obama is stating.

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          • Lori Greenhill Sharpe says

            03/11/2016 at 8:02 PM

            Kitty, I’m not being judgemental, just posting an observation. A tree is known for its fruit. Likewise, a Christ follower is known by this or her actions, and not only by the words spoken. Billy Graham once said, “Preach the Gospel and, when necessary, use words.” It takes more than saying someone is a Christian, because Jesus said, “Many will come and say, ‘Lord, Lord, didn’t we cast out demons and heal the sick, and raise the dead, in your name?’, And I will say, ‘ Be gone from me, I never knew you.’ ” The President is no Christian…

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          • Robert Harris says

            03/18/2016 at 3:56 PM

            Yes. One would be hard pressed to say Obama Is a Christian, there really isn’t much evidence to suggest that he is.

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          • Robert Harris says

            03/18/2016 at 3:55 PM

            If truth be known he is neither. He is NOT a Muslim, but he isn’t much of a Christian either. Since leaving Trinity what church is he a member of…the answer is he isn’t a member of any church.
            His mother was atheist, his father he never knew until he was a teen and by then he was an atheist too, his step father was at best agnostic, Frank Davis was a hard-line communist as is Bill Ayers. And one would be hard pressed to think Trinity represented what people can call Christian…Marxist, Black Liberation maybe, Christian no.

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          • Doc says

            03/18/2016 at 5:19 PM

            Kitty. You say not all muslims are terrorists. All muslims are either terrorists or enablers. Obama’s behavior is definitely that of an enabler. What they want is very simple. As an adult male infidel I must die. You have a choice. You may convert to islam or become a slave. Being polite or intellectually lazy will not save you. It only takes a modest amount of investigation to find out the truth about islam. The main stream press is not going to tell you the truth about this. You need to find it for yourself.

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          • Dink Shwinker says

            03/18/2016 at 11:01 PM

            I don’t believe what you say. The President is a Marxist raised Muslim.

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          • calliope says

            03/24/2016 at 2:48 PM

            Kitty- if he is not a Muslim but a Christian, how come all his action over the 7 years he has been Pres has promoted the advance of Islam around the world. If you don’t see that- you are willfully blind.

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          • Avram Cohen says

            01/20/2017 at 12:59 AM

            WTFU, Obama has been supplying weapons to the terrorist rebels(so called good people) who in turn are butchering Christians

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          • Frederick King says

            03/18/2016 at 11:31 PM

            Not just the terrorists, but those that export wahabbi doctrine, and and are building nukes as fast as they can. Islam itself. Islam must reform, or be contained.

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        • Frederick King says

          03/18/2016 at 11:29 PM

          You are correct. Pakistan is rapidly expanding its nuke arsenal. What might happen when they have icbm’s and as many war heads as Russia and America ?
          It’s past time to contain and pacify islam, before it can destroy the entire world, so they can go to paradise.

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      • kurhanhill says

        02/02/2016 at 1:18 PM

        EU is comprised mostly of Islamic Arabs with their killing agernda.

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        • javed helali says

          02/03/2016 at 9:10 AM

          You are really an idiot if you really think so. i hope not.

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        • Robert Bruce says

          03/02/2016 at 10:24 AM

          What?

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      • Matthew Brake says

        03/18/2016 at 5:07 PM

        They will smell the roses when the are laid atop of their caskets. To little, to late….

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    • E D says

      12/22/2015 at 3:59 PM

      while you might have every right to fully condemn the massacres committed against your people, you have absolutely no right to justify those committed against other people, such as Albanians in Kosovo. Take your religious bullshit propaganda elsewhere or at least, try to get your facts right!
      Isn’t it ironic that while you talk about genocide that was committed against the Armenians (because of their christian beliefs), you seem to be OK with the genocide committed by Serbs in Kosovo or Bosnia, as long as the victims were muslims (or so you think).
      Fact #1: Tens of thousands of Albanians were killed as result of the ethnic cleansing that took place in Kosovo. Tens of thousands were killed early in the 20th century and hundreds of thousands forced to abandon the land of their fathers.
      Fact #2: it has been proven that most of those Orthodox churches in Kosovo that you so passionately write about, were built over the ruins of the Roman Catholic churches, to which the Albanians were the first to convert to in the Balkans. About 4 local churches were set to blaze from angry crowds upon their return to find out that their relatives were missing, rapped or killed by Serbs.
      Fact #3: Albanians themselves were killed, massacred and ruled by the ottomans for more than 500 years
      Fact #4: Albanians are muslims by majority although most, do not practice religious rituals. There are also Christian Orthodox and Roman Catholics. And facts say that Serbs didn’t distinguish between those that they executed…

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      • Jan Favre says

        12/23/2015 at 12:59 AM

        Christians massacre of Muslims 1, Muslims attacks on Christians 100. Christians reacted against demographic shifting in disfavor of Christians. Are you ready as a Muslim that your daughter or sister marry a non-Muslim?

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        • E D says

          12/23/2015 at 6:14 AM

          Wait, what?
          Where do I say that I’m a muslim? What the hell did you understand about my comment? Why are people like you allowed to post nonsense online? Do you know that time is precious and that I just wasted a whole minute reading your nonsense? How am I ever going to get it back?

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          • Jan Favre says

            12/23/2015 at 7:05 AM

            Ah, I understand you are a progressive secular doing an apology of Muslims by focusing misbehavior of Christians against Muslim. So my question has no sense. Sorry about that.

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          • kurhanhill says

            02/02/2016 at 1:36 PM

            Muslims are always victims who need to avenge themselves Never did anything wrong either. American prisons see a lot of blacks converting to Islam on that principle, including those on death roll.

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        • javed helali says

          02/03/2016 at 9:04 AM

          INQUISITION? Do you know what it was??

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      • sph777 says

        12/23/2015 at 9:11 AM

        But which of your comparisons were actually based on religion?

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        • E D says

          12/28/2015 at 1:57 PM

          My comparisons based on religion?
          None. I try to stay away from any religious propaganda. Victims are victims, regardless of their religious beliefs

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          • sph777 says

            12/31/2015 at 5:19 PM

            Fair enough….good point.

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          • kurhanhill says

            02/02/2016 at 1:38 PM

            Muslim victims who need to avenge themselves Never did anything wrong either. American prisons see a lot of blacks converting to Islam on that principle, including those on death roll.

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          • foodforbugs says

            03/18/2016 at 11:10 PM

            Mmmm.. death roll.

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      • Truthinesshurts says

        02/02/2016 at 4:03 PM

        What you all fail to acknowledge is that each of your religions is responsible for most of the planets “cides”. The only “religion” that matters in the end is the “Human” religion.

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        • Another_Subject says

          02/03/2016 at 3:42 PM

          Amen Truthinesshurts and peace be with us, for we are the real minority.

          and for the rest of you, ikc whether my spelling, grammar, or what ever your hang-up is offends you, keep yourselves busy with starting more wars or continue pick pocketing each other of your material favors.

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        • XOMOI says

          03/07/2016 at 5:49 PM

          Atheistic communism = worst democide of the 20th century.

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        • calliope says

          03/24/2016 at 2:54 PM

          It looks like Judaism is the only religion with clean hands. Perhaps you should all respect and follow the Jews who have, and continue, to contribute so much to the benefit of mankind.

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      • Darko says

        02/20/2016 at 7:53 PM

        Dude, your facts are so screwed up, i dont know from where to start… so just go to hell, i give up

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      • calliope says

        03/24/2016 at 2:52 PM

        A pox on both their houses- but with regard to Milosevitch- offenses committed by Muslims are what motivated him to act. He could do nothing else. The immediate catalyst was an attack and massacre by Muslims of people gathered for a wedding.

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    • gwayne says

      12/22/2015 at 4:30 PM

      Only the blind will not be able to see how badly Islam has destroyed many ethnic identities and murdered many more. Our modern societies will suffer, but war against these fundamentalist Islam psychotics who are not of the peaceful sect will need to be fought in a military fashion until all of them are listed as dead and maybe then there will be peace again for a while as anything as sick as Islam will always return to haunt modern society.

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      • Just_Plain_Jim says

        02/29/2016 at 5:24 PM

        ▲ CORRECT ▲

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    • Raje says

      12/22/2015 at 8:11 PM

      I am sorry for what happened to your people.
      However, I can’t help thinking that your views could have been more balanced in condemning all atrocities, no matter who the perpetrators were.
      As the world knows, there was a massacre of Bosnian Muslims committed by the Serbs (Christians?).
      And then there is Sebrenica.

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      • Trimelda McDaniels says

        12/23/2015 at 8:36 AM

        If I talk about how I miss my deceased mother do I have to add the names of every other dead parent to make it my pain politically correct? Let him talk about his dead. if that disturbs you so much, next time write your own article about YOUR own genocidal memories

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        • Raje says

          12/24/2015 at 12:15 AM

          Don’t be such a simpleton. The post veered into a diatribe for much of it. And yeah, that disturbs me and I write where I want.

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          • Trimelda McDaniels says

            12/24/2015 at 7:50 AM

            Wow, I may be a “simpleton” but you are a very rude person. This is an issue that hits home to the author and it is the height of nastiness to jeer at his pain and the suffering of a million people. I may be “stupid” but you sir are mean. I will try to be “smarter” You need to be nicer.

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          • Raje says

            12/24/2015 at 7:37 PM

            You were rude yourself. You get what u paid for.
            Jeering at his pain?? Geez! I give up.

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          • Bradford says

            02/02/2016 at 4:52 PM

            You are *both* being childish….GROW up!…..
            (c)2016, Tom Clancy, Jr., *NON-fiction

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          • Bradford says

            02/02/2016 at 4:51 PM

            You’re BOTH being childish!….GROW UP!….
            (c)2016, Tom Clancy, Jr., *NON-fiction

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          • Chris Emery says

            03/19/2016 at 1:27 PM

            Thanks for your empathy. I am full blooded Armenian (both sides) and the only one left alive in my immediate family through natural means. People are rude especially the turks when they are called on the carpet for this terrible deed. Muslims are the worst persecutors of human rights. They deny everyone.

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      • docd777 says

        02/08/2016 at 12:26 PM

        I don`t condone the atrocities comitted by Bosnian Serbs, but you are conveniently leaving out the atrocities comitted by the Muslims of Bosnia-Herzegovnia,Albania and Montenegro against Serbs.Also, the Croats and their Ustashi govenment slaughtered So many Serbs during World War II(including mass burnings of Serbs loaded into Churches!)In fact some of the Nazi`s were quoted as being shocked at the degree of brutality unleashed against the Serbs, despite being allies of Croatia at the time!

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      • Robert Harris says

        03/18/2016 at 3:58 PM

        And now those same Muslims are doing the same to the Serbs.

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    • Lora De Allesio says

      12/23/2015 at 4:41 AM

      Europe has died in Auschwitz.
      Europe decided its faith when they killed peaceful and hard-working Jews and replaced
      them with Muslims. “You sleep in the bed you made”.

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      • Roland P says

        01/21/2016 at 8:27 AM

        Never paid any Taxes though but used Social Services when needed. I wonder who that was???Integrate in this Society or leave. Seems rational enough. Fight for your Country if needed and pay your taxes, it’s always been like that!!! No? They call it Patriotism I think, a GOOD thing, No?

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      • kurhanhill says

        02/02/2016 at 1:27 PM

        Islam and Hitler worked well together. Hitler is gone, replaced by Obama becoming Christian to do Hitler’s job in absentia.

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    • Bernard Lewis says

      12/23/2015 at 6:10 AM

      Just a BS! Why don’t you talk about how innocent Bosnians were killed by Christian and Orthodox Serbs! Why don’t you talk about almost half million Iraqis were killed and plus more than became disabled barbarically by American solders in the name of OIL! Why don’t you talk about especially around these days many civilian Syrians are being bombed and killed by CHRISTIAN and ORTHODOX Russians ! Why don’t you talk about CHRISTIAN Hitler’s killings! Why don’t you talk about your CRIME!!! Armenian CRIMES! Your ancestors killed many Ottomans and yet you blame them! Why don’t you talk about your solders who killed many Azerbaijani pregnant women almost 20 years ago!!! Many more! Your crimes more than any others’s!

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      • Trimelda McDaniels says

        12/23/2015 at 8:34 AM

        Well, I guess we could talk about how many millions of people were killed by the Communists and how many people were murdered in Rwanda too. But this article is about what the Turks did to the Armenians. Is it okay for someone to focus on one genocide at a time?

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        • kurhanhill says

          02/02/2016 at 1:57 PM

          Turkey shies away from her past of Armenian genocide in order to present an acceptable civilized face to the West many of Europe ‘civilized’ people see as a good thing. Never mind the barb of Islamic murder is there. They prefer not to see their own death sentence hidden behind the façade of ‘religion of peace’ Islamic peace on earth will be after all infidels are dead or converted. It cost Armenia 1.5 million lives in 1915, and will never be forgotten so long as some of us are able to carry the torch of truth against all Islamic lies, including Obama’s

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        • Bradford says

          02/02/2016 at 5:02 PM

          ….apparently, NOT in the comment section!…. LOL …..
          (c)2016, Tom Clancy, Jr., *NON-fiction

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        • Doc says

          03/18/2016 at 5:29 PM

          You understand this. Some of these people argue like third graders. They just lack the skills even though they have computers and know how to post. It really is such a distraction.

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        • Duke615 says

          03/18/2016 at 7:53 PM

          Thank you, Trimelda McD, for staying on subject. Continue making sense.

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      • The Logical Prepper says

        12/24/2015 at 1:15 AM

        Only an ignorant wretch would say that Hitler was a Christian. Hitler was no such thing.

        Iraq was over oil? Nope. All oil is sold on the world market. Saddam wasn’t withholding oil. That would have been his own financial and political suicide. The United States did not seize Iraq’s oil fields.

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        • Bradford says

          02/02/2016 at 5:01 PM

          ….sorry, bonehead “prepper” but Iraq was ONLY about OIL, and money and power, and huge profits for the private security contractors at the American taxpayers expense….
          If Pres. Bush senior had gone into Baghdad and taken out Saddam Hussein in 1991, then both 9/11 & Bush jr. & Iraq War part 2, would NOT have happened…. The GREAT GAME” has been going on, on Earth, for literally 1,000’s of years. It’s ALL the fault of the Global Ruling Elites and Global Banksters, and they care NOT for nations, religions, borders or people. They care ONLY about more money & power, and maintaining Global domination. Wake up and get yur head outa yur backsides, will ya’….????….
          (c)2016, Tom Clancy, Jr., *NON-fiction

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        • Chris Emery says

          03/19/2016 at 1:28 PM

          Supposedly he was raised as as devote Christian but obviously he was insane and not anything of the sort.

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          • Avram Cohen says

            01/20/2017 at 1:11 AM

            Hitler was an Atheist

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        • Avram Cohen says

          01/20/2017 at 1:10 AM

          Spot on!

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      • Samvel Z. Haroutiunian says

        01/04/2016 at 1:18 PM

        Lewis, are you ready to pay for spreading lies about the Armenians killing Ottoman Turks?? Yes, it’s exactly as if you blame an owner of an apartment and at the same time a head of a family for a resistance, shown during a murderous attack committed by a large group of criminals, killing his wife and children – how can you speak about a crime, if defending your family, you have killed some of the bandits, thus committing a crime by yourselves?? Lewis, do you realize, that besides writing a total BS, you support the current Turkish point of view, which is a total brainwash and nothing more than that?? Yes, the Armenians were showing a huge resistance, and thousands of the attackers – Turks and Kurds – were killed as a result, but this was a RESISTANCE and a DEFENCE from Turkish violence. Don’t mix it together………

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        • icavya says

          03/02/2016 at 12:57 PM

          Armenians caused two and a half million Moslem Ottomon casualities by massacring and creating the conditions like famine etc. This does not include casualities before between 1780-1914. In gist 1/3 of total Armenian, 1/5 of total Ottomon population lost their lives in that conflict . Dashnak Sudyun, Armenakan, Hunchak ,Armenian Caucus Army operating internationally performed as a death machine. In 1916 Armenian forces invaded East Anatolia together with Russian Army .Especially following 1917 October Communist revolution ,Armenian forces almost killed any Moslem they got hold of and yet they claim theywere subject to genocide between 1915-23. Genocide is a legal concept and requires legal verdict .

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          • Avram Cohen says

            01/20/2017 at 1:13 AM

            lol. another stupid Turk trying to rewrite history! You people not only butchered 2 million Armenians, but also another million Assyrians and Greeks.. so shut the f”k up you Islamic POS!

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          • icavya says

            01/20/2017 at 5:13 AM

            Check Encyclopedia Britannica and find out Armenian population that time.It is stated between 1.5 and 2 million in the empire.Only Orthodox(not catholic andProtestant)Armenians mainly in East Anatolia were relocated .After Ottomon’s defeat,150.000 among those relocated to Syria applied to invading French Authorities for their property. As for 2,4 million Moslems lost lives ,there are several historians claiming that .President Reagan never used tthe word genocide after 1981 subsequent ıf th research he asked for which revealed 2.4 million Moslem deaths caused by Armenian terror.Establishment of Modern Midle East by three historians Mangoo,McNamara and Fraser also indicates similar figures. Only in Balkan war in 1908 1,465,000 Moslem Ottomons lost their lives. A true Jew would not have your comment

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        • Avram Cohen says

          01/20/2017 at 1:14 AM

          Yes we all know who Lewis is and I’m surprised he is still alive after all his BS paid propaganda out of Turkey! Hopefully someone takes out that POS!

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      • bruce rowan says

        02/03/2016 at 7:18 AM

        First of all, get your facts straight. Hitler was not a Christian. Hitler was into the Occult and based his invasion of Russia on astrological calculations that proved to be a disaster. A true Christian would not base his life on astrology. While many Iraqis were killed by greed for oil, this had nothing to do with religion.

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      • Olushola Pedro says

        02/03/2016 at 7:47 AM

        To say that Hitler was a christian is very wrong. No Christian will ever kill a Jew, No true Christian will ever kill a Muslim or anybody. You are not a Christian because you were born into a Christian family or you were born an American, you are a Christian because you make a decision to be like JESUS CHRIST . Pls lets stop all these hate things. Killing of human beings for religious, ethnic or any other reason is not acceptable to GOD.GOD Bless you

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        • Chris Emery says

          03/19/2016 at 1:29 PM

          I would kill a Muslim if he threatened my family. Being Armenian I hate the muslims & I hate the Turks especially. I have never met a nice Muslim. I mean the foreign Arab Muslims. I know plenty of black American muslims and one of them in particular was a very cool wonderful man. Wouldn’t have hurt a fly. The rest of them were vicious.

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      • NYC Felioness says

        02/03/2016 at 11:20 AM

        FYI to the Muslim apologist: Hitler and Nazis were atheists. And I’d like to know just how many Ottoman animals our ancestors killed so I can do a dance and revel in their achievements. I can only hope this Islamic scourge is stopped and stopped soon so that our ancestors have not died in vain and that their vicious and barbaric deaths will have at the very least taught society a lesson to never let it happen again..

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      • Avram Cohen says

        01/20/2017 at 1:09 AM

        lol, the infamous Armenian Genocide denier… go back to your ISIS cave you POS… Hopefully someone finds you on a dark alley one night!!!

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    • Robert Harris says

      03/18/2016 at 3:49 PM

      Because the West picked the wrong side, the Serbs were seen as the villains and the Albanians as the victims. Now that NATO got its wish and Kosovo is now de facto independent, Christian Serb churches are burned at will and the ethnic cleansing is being done by the Muslims, not the Serbs.

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  4. Duncan Alden Jones says

    04/25/2013 at 12:23 PM

    Those who fail to learn the lessons of history are doomed to repeat it. Liberals turn a blind eye to Islamic ideology of conquest. Liberalism IS a mental disorder.

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    • Casey Wollberg says

      12/12/2014 at 8:35 PM

      There is more to being liberal than Islamic apologia, you dolt.

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      • Bradford says

        02/02/2016 at 5:12 PM

        Yeah, maybe. But the fact remains. Liberalism IS a mental disorder. So is conservatism. Any “ism” which separates us is a mental disorder. The LGBLTabcxyz crowd is a mental disorder.
        NATURAL HUMAN THOUGHT knows no “religion”, or “race”….. Their is only ONE race – the human race. And human life on Earth is the one true religion. You are either pro-life, or pro-death. There’s no in between. The is but one “p.o.p.e.” – People Of Planet EARTH…..
        And “EARTH” without *ART* is EH…????….
        (c)2016, Tom Clancy, Jr., *NON-fiction

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    • SRVES339 says

      11/14/2015 at 7:03 AM

      And what do call a society that spends what the rest of world does on the military, has bases in much of world, and invades and murders at will to defend corporate profit?

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      • Bradford says

        02/02/2016 at 5:16 PM

        Um, sounds like the VATICAN!…. LOL ……………….
        (c)2016, Tom Clancy, Jr., *NON-fiction

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    • disqus_jB3QMnzUB7 says

      12/22/2015 at 12:34 PM

      Without “liberalism” you’d still be living in a cave, sacrificing goats to your big scary god. It is “liberalism” which allows people to progress instead of being stagnant – like they are in the Middle East – refusing to leave the 7th Century behind. If “liberalism” is a “mental disorder” then it’s one that more people should have.

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      • Confessor says

        12/22/2015 at 4:12 PM

        How, exactly, has liberalism been the creator of all our progress?

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      • sph777 says

        12/23/2015 at 9:23 AM

        Only in a semantical sense could the comparison apply to being progressive–today progressivism doesn’t amount to progress.

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      • kurhanhill says

        02/02/2016 at 2:27 PM

        The hordes of Muslims occupying Europe right now will be glad to slap your other cheek and rape all your daughters, whoever you are, jb3 by any name.

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      • Bradford says

        02/02/2016 at 5:15 PM

        Liberalism IS a mental disorder. So is conservatism. Any “ism” which separates us is a mental disorder. The LGBLTabcxyz crowd is a mental disorder.
        NATURAL HUMAN THOUGHT knows no “religion”, or “race”….. Their is only ONE race – the human race. And human life on Earth is the one true religion. You are either pro-life, or pro-death. There’s no in between. The is but one “p.o.p.e.” – People Of Planet EARTH…..
        And “EARTH” without *ART* is EH…????…. The FREEDOM of NATURAL HUMAN THOUGHT precludes ALL “isms”…. May Buddha Bless you! You shall know the TRUTH, and the TRUTH shall set you *FREE*….
        (c)2016, Tom Clancy, Jr., *NON-fiction

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    • Jeff Perkowitz says

      02/02/2016 at 1:53 PM

      No we don’t, I think all religion is stupid and ignorant, including Islam. There is no place in the modern world for religion.

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      • Bradford says

        02/02/2016 at 5:19 PM

        WHAT THE F’…..????….. There’s NO PLACE for *history**books*….????…. LOL
        Your hating the DARK SIDE of ALL humans, does NOT bring light….
        Is Buddhism also “stupid”….????…. You need to watch some Dalai Lama videos….
        (c)2016, Tom Clancy, Jr., *NON-fiction

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  5. Cynthia Reed says

    04/25/2013 at 5:43 PM

    “…that is, throughout the entire Islamic world—Muslims are, to varying degrees, persecuting, killing, raping, enslaving, torturing and dislocating Christians…”

    I currently live in Malaysia (and have been here for two years). I do not believe this statement to be true with regards to Malaysia, which is a Muslim majority country, though not an Islamic state. I am surrounded by Hindu temples, Protestant and Catholic Churches, Buddhist temples and others. It IS against the law to attempt to *convert* Muslim Malaysians at present but it is not a problem to be of or to practice another religion, run for political office, etc.

    To be sure, this is not a perfect country. Which one is? But it certainly appears to be a Muslim/Islamic country where none of the horrors cited are occurring. Any comments welcome, just wanted to add this perspective about living in a Muslim-dominated country.

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    • Steve says

      04/26/2013 at 1:40 AM

      Cynthia, if it is against the law to “attempt to convert” a Muslim to Christianity, how can you say Christians are able to practice their Christianity, where sharing their faith is a major part of their ‘religion’? If there is no freedom of speech, and no protection of those that want to, the persecution is either under cover, or done through the courts… but you can bet it is going on. For my part, I have heard personal testimony of a young Christian who carries scars where a machette nearly cut off his head.

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      • Donk Ladd says

        12/22/2015 at 1:03 PM

        Steve–
        The only Christians who insist on sharing their religion as a major part of their religion are the evangelicals–and they hardly represent the majority of all Christians. Vocal, perhaps, but majority: no. As for example warfare of how many atrocities have committed on *both* sides, that type of argument could continue ad infinitum without ever reaching resolution. Let’s all take a lesson from the “Balkans” and the “Balkanization” that we as modern humans deride: the only way to stop this is to be a true Christian and treat others with the love of Christ.

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        • sph777 says

          12/23/2015 at 9:34 AM

          So…..christians really can stop this….if only christ followers act like christ? How could this be true? Even jesus and the new testament tell us christians will be persecuted–doesn’t give a formula to ward off the dangers with the love of christ, does it? But if you’re including the U.S. as part of “christians” loving others, hopefully not, since the US isn’t a follower of christ.

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    • Brad Statham says

      04/26/2013 at 7:27 AM

      Cynthia, Malaysia has made it illegal for any non-Muslim to use the word Allah in any context. How are Christian services going to be held in an Arabic population with Bibles written in Arabic? With great difficulty as intended. Others have mentioned that it is illegal to convert Muslims. Christian singers accused and persecuted for using the name of Jesus in public, Christian churches have been raided. It is not be to be Christian in a Muslim nation anywhere, unfortunately.

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    • pityu says

      04/29/2013 at 7:24 AM

      YET

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    • political correctness czar says

      04/04/2015 at 1:12 AM

      A perfect country as per Islamic perspective would be Saudi Arabia. The theology is Dar Al Harb (house of war) vs Dar al Islam (house of peace). Just because Malaysia currently allows other faiths to practice, this is an anomaly and sure as the sun rises every day, will not continue forever. Because Jihad is mandatory and I am not referring to “personal struggle”. One only needs to look at the other muslim dominated nations to see which way the wind blows.

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    • Luap2 says

      12/23/2015 at 8:10 AM

      And then you woke up and realized you were dreaming. Right?

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  6. pityu says

    04/29/2013 at 7:23 AM

    As with the lands and peoples of India; Islam will kill, defame and destroy anyone who would tell the truth of their poisonous faith. This is nothing more than ignoring history. The history of the great slaughter and destruction of the Indian peoples lost to history yet was the shining path to enlightenment for them. As the greatness was stolen from them and claimed by the islamist as their knoledge and teachings.
    The lie is ISLAM

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  7. Melani Petrosyan says

    05/14/2013 at 1:13 PM

    thank you :))))

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  8. Jeff Tlano says

    05/29/2013 at 10:07 PM

    ah yes, but interestingly enough, the jews own nearly all of the western media; and do we hear them lambasting the atrocities against Christians worldwide ?? NO. what we here is SILENCE.

    why ?? because the jews hate the Christians every bit as much as the muslims. that is why you will see that Christians, such as catholic priests, are regularly spit upon in Israel, but again, no reports of this in the jewish owned press.

    the fact is, the jews are at the forefront of EVERYTHING anti-Christian in the west, it is not the muslims. and who supported the overthrow of the secular and Christian protecting regimes in Iraq, Libya, Egypt, and now Syria ?? it was JEWS the world over including most predominantly the Zionist ones and the nation of Israel, who has been currently bombing the Syrian army in support of the rebels there who are looting and destroying Christian churches and beheading Christians. so, we need to compare apples to apples and recognize that Zionists and Judaism are not the friends of Christianity. in fact, keep in mind that it wasn’t muslims that crucified Christ !!

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    • Chanah Robinsky says

      06/22/2013 at 9:30 AM

      Are you a Christian? If you are which I don’t think you are but anyways, I case you are you should know that the Jews didn’t kill JESUS, had Pilute said not there wouldn’t had been any crucifixion, and read your Bible and then you can se that in fact no one killed JESUS
      John 10
      17 Therefore doth the Father love me, because I lay down my life, that I may take it again.
      18 No one taketh it away from me, but I lay it down of myself. I have power to lay it down, and I have power to take it again. This commandment received I from my Father.

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      • Jeff Too says

        06/22/2013 at 10:01 AM

        chanah,
        yes i am a Christian. and yes you are correct that Jesus laid down His life. after all, He is God so He didnt have to if He didnt want to.
        also, the roman governor pilate did allow the jews to crucify Christ. however, it was the jews who brought the charges against Jesus, it is the jews that wanted Him dead. it is the jews that lied and conspired against Christ and the jews the incited the crowd to demand that barabas go free and that Christ be crucified. it is also the jews that EXTORTED pilate to grant their wishes by threatening that they would bring a charge of treason against him for not executing someone claiming to be a king instead of caesar. as Jesus said, the jews are the children of the devil who was a liar and a murderer from the beginning”. so, in closing, the jews are guilty of the crucifixion of Christ, as they were the ones the instigated Jesus execution. they planned it and they saw it through to its conclusion even over the moral objections of pilate. if you read the early Christian writers(outside of the bible) you can see how much pilate objected and argued with the jews against Christs execution, but they persisted in wanting Him killed. please dont misunderstand me, pilate is also guilty for being a coward. this is an instance where both pilate and the jews are 100% guilty. are you jewish ?

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        • johnissachar says

          10/27/2013 at 8:07 PM

          A true Christian has all the reasons to love the Jews. The Christians’ spiritual forefathers such as Abraham, Isaac and Jacob are Jews. Jesus Christ himself is a Jew. Jesus’ 12 disciples and the disciple who replaced Judas Iscariot are Jews. All the writers of the Old and New Testament, except Luke, are Jews. The first thousands of people who became Christians are Jews and therefore the first thousands of people who spread the Gospel, which true Christians believe and through which they are saved, are Jews. True Christians therefore recognize and acknowledge that they owe their lives to the Jews and they are left with on other proper response but to love, care, and pray for the Jews and Israel!

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          • Marshal Phillips says

            12/12/2014 at 4:36 PM

            Jesus himself was a Jew.

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          • Joseph says

            12/22/2015 at 12:58 PM

            but they do not arm them and assist them in destroying others of Gods creation, correct?

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          • Joe says

            12/22/2015 at 1:06 PM

            Amen

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        • Phillip Newton says

          12/22/2015 at 3:54 PM

          You lie and do not serve God. Jesus did not say,”the jews are the children of the devil who was a liar and a murderer from the beginning”, John did in John 8:44, the evangelist betrayed his fierce antagonism toward the Jews for not accepting Jesus as the savior and messiah. I’m afraid you forget yourself in your own hate for the chosen people of God. To lie against Jesus is bad enough, but too lie against a whole group of people is shameless. You should repent this sin and ask God and your fellow man for forgiveness.

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    • Mark Taylor says

      10/07/2014 at 2:13 PM

      Quite right. It was the Romans

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    • David Kohn says

      01/25/2015 at 6:42 PM

      Jeff is a perfect illustration of what it takes to be an utter waste of skin

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      • Jeff Tlano says

        01/25/2015 at 7:50 PM

        so dave, must i guess that you are a jew ?? it is customary(and genetic), for jews to respond to factual statements by making ad hominem attacks that dont address any of the facts. so perhaps are the honest jews of our world wastes of skin too ??like brother nat kapner at realjewnews.com ?? how about gilad atzmon ?(google him)and jack bernstein ?(google his free online books, he was later apparently murdered by the mossad.)how about miko pelod ?(his parents were founders of israhell.)and how about the famous benjamin freedman ?(who 1961 speech can be located on utube and be listened to in his own voice, where he explains that it was jews behind ww1 and ww2 and that they were already planning ww3.)and then there is the white professor, dr kevin macdonald at the occidental observer website… he has dozens of brilliant writers that contribute and he himself has written several books on jewish phsychology. myself, i collect conversations like this one because it is if i am arguing against the same jew every time. lol. nearly word for word ad hominem and fact-dodging.the ones who arent worth their skin(except maybe as lampshades) are the marxist/zionist/satanist jews.
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        • CatsinQ says

          12/22/2015 at 1:19 PM

          I realize this was posted a year ago, but the idea that you would reference one of Hitler’s most insane and morally reprehensible notions in a discussion about a different genocide speaks volumes about your own depraved moral stance.

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    • Donk Ladd says

      12/22/2015 at 1:05 PM

      Waitasecond: don’t Jews, Christians, and Muslims all come from the same “Abrahamic” religious starting point? Therefore, isn’t your comment really more racist and ethnocentric than religious in nature? And, thus, isn’t your voice rather irrelevant in the post-racial world we are trying to create?

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    • Concerned says

      12/23/2015 at 1:46 PM

      @Jeff Tlano – Of course it wasn’t the Muslims that crucified Jesus – Muhammed hadn’t even been born yet! But the Jews didn’t crucify Jesus either because they didn’t have the legal authority to carry out a death sentence for treason- which is what he was “convicted” of. Only the Roman occupiers had that authority, and they were the ones who tried Jesus, found him guilty and crucified him. Get to know your history better! And as for you claims about Jews being at the forefront of “everything anti-Christian in the west” you need to do more independent research and less spouting anti-Semitic propaganda!

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  9. snootyelites says

    04/18/2015 at 7:51 PM

    It is quite stunning how an average educated Turk gets so defensive about the Armenian Genocide. It is simply no longer acceptable for Turks to deny what happened. Clearly present day Turks have no culpability but denying the genocide does no good. On the contrary Turkey must acknowledge what happened and move forward. What happened to the Armenians is unimaginable. Many have not realized until recently Armenians were murdered because they were Christian in a largely Islamic Ottoman Empire. The Armenian Genocide is a muslim problem as much as it is Turkish problem. Turks, Muslims and Islam have an obligation to reach out and acknowledge truth and begin reconciliation.

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    • Donk Ladd says

      12/22/2015 at 1:09 PM

      Get to know a Turk. They do not deny the genocide, but they do object to the demonization of the modern nation of Turkey for crimes committed by the Ottomans. They are also a practical people who realize that the next step after admission comes reparation. This is calculating and cynical, but not uneducated.

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      • Gregory Morris says

        12/22/2015 at 3:09 PM

        It would therefore be helpful if Turkey came clean and had a formal enquiry into the genocides and resumed normal relations with Armenia. That would clear the air a bit wouldn’t it. No one would blame modern Turks for what happened under the Ottomans but it would be great to see TRUTH and RECONCILIATION going hand in hand.

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        • Bradford says

          02/02/2016 at 5:21 PM

          Gregory – let us PRAY TOGETHER for that day to come SOON!…. thank-you!….
          (c)2016, Tom Clancy, Jr., *NON-fiction

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      • kuchuk says

        12/22/2015 at 6:28 PM

        I got to know some Turks. Well enough for them to say with a small smile, as if he can talk to me easier about this than to others at our common place of work, “My grandmother remembers an American Christian school in her remote area of Turkey, in 1912! Isn’t that ridiculous, Americans, they interfere in the East so much. And then, you have what you have.” “Have what,” I didn’t get it. “Umm genocide,” he lowered his voice though we were alone, I think he wanted a different word. Dhimmies’s contract cancelled if they receive help from Dar al Harb. Very secular technical professional guy, good people manager. Or a guilty smile that, no, no one calls it “Constantinia” or “Constantinople” any more. I think you’ve been fed a line about reparations of the Ottomans’ misdeeds by your friends, Donk. It’s just Islam plus Turkish imperial feel.

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  10. UnoRaza Back Up says

    06/30/2015 at 11:55 AM

    Why does no one seem to be aware of the FACT it was Ataturk, a crypto Donmeh Jew and his henchmen, who did the attrocities against the Armenian Christians?

    Ruthless terror tactics were almost identical to those used in their Jewish Russian COUP we also were taught, by Jews, was a ‘revolution’ when it was a Judeo-Masonic COUP by internal traitor Jews like 9/11!

    Other tortures and fear mongering like collecting the good looking children and boiling Christian priests in oil were added for their demonic pleasure!
    (“Under the Sign of the Scorpion”)

    These must be Jewish blogs as ALL honest researchers are aware of these facts and the corroborative references can be found here: Dragonspaw.blogspot.com

    Note the “16 Crucified Armenian Women” were the numerological equivalent of a Menorah! (Look it up or search “Menorah Massacre”

    3+1+3(16/7)=menorah!

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    • Joe says

      12/22/2015 at 1:19 PM

      9/11 was not the Jews. The Muslims had been trying to attack the twin towers long before 9/11 happened. Did you know you can tell a lie and some people will believe it, but that doesn’t make it true. I was in Israel on 9/11 near the Lebanese border. It was not the Jews who were celebrating by shooting their guns in the air.

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      • UnoRaza Back Up says

        01/14/2016 at 8:48 PM

        Research Jewish Ritual Murder on the “Poor poor Jews” also Jewish communism.

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    • Donk Ladd says

      12/22/2015 at 1:23 PM

      Hmm, better back up “UnoRaza back up,” Mustafa Kemal (a.k.a., Ataturk) was stationed in Thrace (Gallipoli and Edirne) from 1914 to 1917, and then Syria (Alleppo) in 1917-1918. It was Talat Pasa who led the Armenian genocide. Calling something a FACT–even if you capitalize the word–does not make it so. And of course, using a non-fact as a jumping off point to make other ridiculous accusations and statements just makes you look stupid. Now that is a FACT.

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      • UnoRaza Back Up says

        01/14/2016 at 5:27 PM

        Ataturk confessed to being a crypto Jew as with ALL Judeo “Masonic” coups our kosher teachers called “revolutions”; their sayanim cockroaches are thick as thieves and wear many masks. Their fav is ‘evil muslim’ and ‘evil Vatican’.

        Debunk this should you not be a shill: https://www.google.com/search?q=%23tc33&tbm=vid

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        • Donk Ladd says

          01/14/2016 at 6:05 PM

          Yes, my friend. As with all discussions–especially those taking the form of argumentation, it is useful to begin with some definitions.
          1) Crypto-Judaism: *the secret adherence to Judaism while publicly professing to be of another faith.* There is no evidence proffered that Mustafa Kemal is, or was, Jewish. Furthermore, his ethnicity is irrelevant to the question at hand. This is a line of spurious argumentation.
          2) Shill: *a person who publicizes or praises something or someone for reasons of self-interest, personal profit, or friendship or loyalty.* There is no evidence proffered that I have any self-interest in pointing out another’s flawed logic or flawed facts. This line of argumenation is ad hominem, and therefore, irrelevant to the argument itself.
          3) Ad Hominem: *A. appealing to one’s prejudices, emotions, or special interests rather than to one’s intellect or reason. B. attacking an opponent’s character rather than answering his argument.* See above, using definition “B.” Further, your entire line of argumentation is definition “A.” Again, Ad hominem arguments are a subset of the logical fallacy of the non-sequitur. As they do not advance, dispel, nor support actual argumentation, they are irrelevant to the argument itself.
          4) Batshit crazy: *speech or behavior that is over the top, unhinged, self-destructive, or a threat to others.* You, dear sir (or madam), have used one or two sentences that are so full of self-referential innuendo and conspiracy theories that it would be impossible, given this space, to fully address or dispel them. Luckily, I don’t have to. You are the one who made the broad, unsubstantiated assertions using comical links to bolster your weak arguments. At this point, I am not really appealing to you, or your sense of logic, but rather to whosoever might read this post in the future. To that person: contrast these two posts, who would you rather a) believe, or b) share a meal with? I list one more definition below of something that, hopefully, both of us can agree to. The intrinsic goodness of a wholesome, Jewish omlette.
          5) Jewish omlette: http://itsgoodtobethecook.com/2012/10/01/the-ultimate-jewish-omelette/

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          • UnoRaza Back Up says

            01/14/2016 at 8:46 PM

            You are an old fashioned liar:

            https://www.google.com/search?oe=utf-8&hl=en&ie=UTF-8&q=Mustafa+Kemal+donmeh+cr

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          • UnoRaza Back Up says

            01/14/2016 at 8:52 PM

            Your Jewish ‘that’s crazy’ shtick can be found under Soviet Jewish Communism in “Jewlag Gulag Archipeligo” by a Nobel winner.

            Search “Soviet punitive psychiatry” for easy details if you’re too lazy to read books and are not a Jewish hasbaRat cockroach whore/troll.

            Jews there used pills and fake ‘crazy’ claims to murder millions in Russia and China!

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          • UnoRaza Back Up says

            01/26/2016 at 12:34 PM

            Ataturk admitted this you blatant liar or fool and I care not which!
            Why would he lie about being a well known Donmeh Jew?

            “There is no evidence proffered that Mustafa Kemal is, or was, Jewish. Furthermore, his ethnicity is irrelevant to the question at hand. This is a line of spurious argumentation.” (Jewish BS!)

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      • UnoRaza Back Up says

        01/26/2016 at 12:36 PM

        They were all Donmeh Jews:
        https://www.google.com/search?client=opera&hs=Arr&q=Talat+Pasa+donmeh+jew&oq=Talat+Pasa+donmeh+jew&

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    • Mee Tu says

      12/22/2015 at 1:23 PM

      Hey, I could also point out the “numerical” equivalent 3+1+3(9/11/01) where 3*3=9, 3/3=1 taken twice = 11 and the original 1 and there you have it you nutjob.

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    • Murat says

      12/23/2015 at 1:26 AM

      This theory (i.e. Jews or crypto-Jews organized the imaginary “Armenian genocide”) is quite widespread among Armenians. On the other hand, the Jews who lived and witnessed events in that region and at that time have a different view. Some samples:

      Extracts from a letter dated December 11, 1983, published in the San Francisco Chronicle, as an answer to a letter that had been published in the same journal under the signature of one B. Amarian:

      “We have first hand information and evidence of Armenian atrocities against our people (Jews). Members of our family witnessed the murder of 148 members of our family near Erzurum, Turkey, by Armenian neighbors, bent on destroying anything and anybody remotely Jewish and/or Muslim. Armenians should look to their own history and see the havoc they and their ancestors perpetrated upon their neighbors. Armenians were in league with Hitler in the last war, on his premise to grant themselves government if, in return, the Armenians would help exterminate Jews. Armenians were also hearty proponents of the anti-Semitic acts in league with the Russian Communists.” (Signed Elihu Ben Levi, Vacaville, California)

      A passage from the sworn statement of 20th Century Sephardic Advocate Rabbi Albert J. Amateau (Oct. 11, 1989):

      “Fifty thousand Armenians, residents of villages in and around Erzurum in Turkey surreptiously ascended a mountain called Mussa Dagh (dagh is Turkish for mountain) with arms, ammunition, victuals and water, sufficient to withstand a siege of many days. Before ascending that mountain, they had captured hundreds of Muslim Turks and Jews, their fellow citizens and neighbors, with whom they were supposedly on good terms. They murdered them all in cold blood, for no other reason than they were Muslims and Jews.”

      cf. The personal web site of Rabbi Amateau:

      http://www.sephardicstudies.org/aa3.html

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  11. Angela says

    10/10/2015 at 7:38 AM

    I first heard of the Armenian genocide in college, 1971 – 1975. A roommate’s boyfriend was Armenian. Later, 1980s, a very close friend’s father’s family only escaped the genocide because someone in his village said the army was coming to get him (and his family) because they were Christian. They left right away and managed to get to England.

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  12. SRVES339 says

    11/14/2015 at 6:58 AM

    Another model of democratic moral high ground in the American stable…

    Thank you Mr. Ibrahim.

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  13. bill1942 says

    11/28/2015 at 7:17 PM

    “And who speaks today of the annihilation of Christians under Islam?”
    None of the “leaders” of the civilized nations has uttered a sound nor lifted a finger to decry today’s renewed persecution of Christians. Churches dare no mention it, fearing attacks by governmental powers such as the IRS.
    Christians once were warriors who took the Holy Land and Jerusalem away from the moslems who held it captive. Today, we have become the meek, quiet ones who file into the coliseum to be burned or fed to the lions. God will claim those who love and trust Him, but the way will not be smooth. Check your Faith – it’s going to be a bumpy ride.

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    • Donk Ladd says

      12/22/2015 at 1:12 PM

      Yes, Bill. That’s what the world needs: more warmongers (of any religion). Please do us all a favor and read the “RED” captions in your Bible. The Christ compels you do so.

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      • bill1942 says

        12/22/2015 at 2:33 PM

        Careful! Your Pharisaical piety is showing.

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        • Donk Ladd says

          12/22/2015 at 2:46 PM

          As is your ignorance. Stop worshipping Saul of Tarsus (a Turk), and start worshipping Jesus.

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      • Armando Perez says

        12/23/2015 at 10:13 AM

        (..Sighs…) Saul a Turk ??.

        http://www.gotquestions.org/Saul-of-Tarsus.html

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    • Bradford says

      02/02/2016 at 5:53 PM

      ….if the WHOLE EARTH is NOT “Holy”, then NONE of it is…. Your “Holy Land” NONSENSE is LIES created by the Global Ruling Elites and Global Banksters to ENSLAVE us ALL…. and create PERPETUAL WAR…. Wake UP, and smell the coffee, kiddo…..
      And, yes, *ALL* “abrahamic” “religions” are SATANIC…. Even MY religion – Buddhism – has it’s “demons” & “devils”…. But at least we have the Buddha, Dharma, and Sangha, to help us become FREE….
      The ONLY “religion” is FREEDOM….
      (c)2016, Tom Clancy, Jr., *NON-fiction

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      • bill1942 says

        02/03/2016 at 5:42 AM

        Bradford, just because you are paranoid doesn’t mean they’re not after you. Now, take your meds, drink your Ovaltine, and get back in bed.

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        • Bradford says

          02/03/2016 at 10:06 AM

          Yeah, *DUDE*, but just because “they’re after me”, as YOU put it, doesn’t mean I’m gonna get all “paranoid” about it….
          Kiddo, you’re not only the “older one”, you’re TOO OLD…..
          You want me to call 911, or can you crawl your way back to the nursing home by yurself?
          Better hurry, the flock’s gobblin’ away without you….
          I’m only perched on this branch long enough to chow down the CHINOOK….
          Wha cha got, punk-ass….????…
          C’mon good buddy….????….
          (c)2016, Tom Clancy, Jr., *NON-fiction

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          • bill1942 says

            02/03/2016 at 12:19 PM

            And you, Sonny, must be just a snot-nosed punk little kid.

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          • Bradford says

            02/03/2016 at 12:43 PM

            You LOST. Upper-case “Sonny” is less points than your “punk” redundancy…..
            Punk-ass mofo.
            BTW, you DO know what a CH-47 is, doncha….????….
            You ain’t got chit, kiddo….
            And what does ANY of it have to do with Turkey’s continued denial of the
            reality of the Armenian Genocide….????…
            At least *I* can be as informative, topical, and relevant as I can insulting.
            You’re not very good at *EITHER*….

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  14. Roland P says

    12/22/2015 at 11:08 AM

    I’m not Armenian but you don’t have to be to cry out in pain when one sees that Picture, it speaks a Thousand Words……their Faith was Real and their Sacrifice Honorable. No greater Honor than to LOVE the Lord with the ultimate sacrifice like he has done for us. But a Great Sin to “Ignore” this Crime of Mass Murder/Genocide committed by the Armed Islamist Turks against the Armenian Christians?????

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    • Donk Ladd says

      12/22/2015 at 1:10 PM

      Uh, did you read the caption on the pic? It is a screen capture from the movie, not historical in nature. This does not mean that it did not happen exactly as depicted (although, that would be impossible), but let’s carefully evaluate modern representations of past events.

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  15. FedUp says

    12/22/2015 at 12:34 PM

    This story clearly has an anti-muslim undertone which basically negates any actual facts that I may have considered taking from it.

    We just had two sick “Christian” shooters kill six people in my town in Colorado. The problem isn’t with Christians or Muslims… it’s religion in general. I’m not going to let you so called “Christians” whip me into a frenzy about Muslims when you’re offenses are just as lengthy and numerous. Organized religion is for paranoid, pathetic, small-minded sheep. So just keep arguing you nuts, maybe one day you’ll all kill each other off and the rational will inherit the earth. One can only hope.

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    • Donk Ladd says

      12/22/2015 at 1:27 PM

      Cheers, FedUp. One may disagree about your characterization of all religion–after all, we all believe “something”–but your post is one of the most rational I’ve seen on this thread.

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      • Dadude says

        12/22/2015 at 3:36 PM

        BS , some of us have no “beliefs”. There are things we “know” and things we “don’t know”, and we are comfortable in reality. Believers HAVE to HAVE a “belief” to deny “not knowing”, which scares the crap out of them. Probably because of all the scary crap their beliefs have brain washed them to believe and fear.. Crap like, “eternal condemnation”, “pits of fire”, “gods so-called wrath”, eternal torture,,, WITH NO PROOF whatsoever..

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    • sph777 says

      12/23/2015 at 10:05 AM

      FedUp, is there any place you heard the shooters were christian? I did a quick reading on cnn but didn’t see that.
      On another note it’s far safer to say that the “real problem” is anti-religion and history shows this.

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      • FedUp says

        12/23/2015 at 11:48 AM

        You’re right, neither of the shooters directly said I am a Christian (that I know of). I derived my position from the content of the first shooter’s blog and the court statements from the Planned Parenthood shooter. I feel confident with my assertion that the shootings were the result of two mentally ill men with delusions that were directly fueled by Christian propaganda.

        As to your other note, that is a bold statement with very little factual evidence. History has a funny way of showing us exactly what we want to see – as is the case with you, I imagine.

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        • sph777 says

          12/23/2015 at 1:02 PM

          Hmm….I would think that mentally ill would be fueled by anything, and it’s common that they have an obsession with spiritual things and the bible, strange for sure, but this wouldn’t make them a christian in any reasonable sense, would it?
          For the “history” thing,

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          • Shanan says

            12/24/2015 at 10:09 AM

            You’re basically saying that anyone who identifies as a Christian but then does something awful is not a “true” Christian. By that logic a Muslim who does something awful is not a “true” Muslim. So how can you blame an entire group of people for the actions of a few people who aren’t even “true” Muslims?

            Why? Because it’s easy and you’re easily frightened by media, religious, and government propaganda. Unfortunately, there are many cowards in this world and weak-minded people are easy to manipulate.

            True Christians are good because the Bible tells us this… therefore bad people are not true Christians. This is circular reasoning and doesn’t make for a very compelling or rational argument.

            Still not seeing any examples of these numbers… I guess you could consider Hitler and the Nazis as atheistic but they still manipulated people with religion, very successfully I might add. They also tried to create one state Church and get rid of the smaller denominations.

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          • sph777 says

            12/31/2015 at 6:13 PM

            Shanan, you’re right about the circular reasoning idea, but actually I was not saying that at all–the bible says nobody is good, and there are plenty of buddhists and atheists who might be nicer or in some ways more virtuous people. What I was saying is that it doesn’t seem to make sense to be so quick to equate christians or who claim to be christians, with fanatical killings, given the teachings of whom they’re (apparently) following. For example, if mother theresa went on a shooting spree, would it make sense to say “yeah, that figures…”. ? And when you add the muslim example, this only adds to the misunderstanding–a “good” or “true” muslim would have to be one who kills the infidels, since they’re instructed in the later writings of their book–which supercede the previous parts about being peace loving–and to be most like the prophet whom they profess (a real terrorist, do you agree?), but if you wish to label them “true” for being peace loving, that may be how you feel about it, but not actually realistic. So we would have to say that muslims doing “awful” things would be good muslims.
            So, numbers–if you meant about the “exponential” greater numbers, no, I wasn’t including hitler at all, only referring to regimes which are necessarily atheistic, and only in one century’s timeframe compared to religion in all history, though there have been less people on the planet in previous eras but nonetheless a comparison.

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    • Trimelda McDaniels says

      12/24/2015 at 8:09 AM

      Let me repeat:

      “Of all religions, secular and otherwise,” Rummel positions Marxism as “by far the bloodiest – bloodier than the Catholic Inquisition, the various Catholic crusades, and the Thirty Years War between Catholics and Protestants. In practice, Marxism has meant bloody terrorism, deadly purges, lethal prison camps and murderous forced labor, fatal deportations, man-made famines, extrajudicial executions and fraudulent show trials, outright mass murder and genocide.”[26] He writes that in practice the Marxists saw the construction of their utopia as “a war on poverty, exploitation, imperialism and inequality – and, as in a real war, noncombatants would unfortunately get caught in the battle. There would be necessary enemy casualties: the clergy, bourgeoisie, capitalists, ‘wreckers’, intellectuals, counterrevolutionaries, rightists, tyrants, the rich and landlords. As in a war, millions might die, but these deaths would be justified by the end, as in the defeat of Hitler in World War II. To the ruling Marxists, the goal of a communist utopia was enough to justify all the deaths.”[26]

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      • Shanan says

        12/24/2015 at 9:39 AM

        Okay… do you have any of your own thoughts…?

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        • Trimelda McDaniels says

          12/24/2015 at 11:50 AM

          As a matter of fact, I do. I think that State sponsored, atheistic education is a million times more dangerous than organized religion because religion is a choice and State sponsored education is something that forces children into boxes that produce ignorance or worse. I attended Catholic schools since the age of 8 into a Masters program and I learned Latin, German and Spanish as well as pieces of history, such as the Armenian massacre and the entire history of the Mexican American War that most people know nothing about. That is also where I learned about the “wonders” of militant government directed atheism. I also got to see with my own two eyes the way organized atheism treated people who believed in organized religion. How? The Vietnamese priest who was whipped by Communists for teaching orphans about Jesus. I touched the scars on his back and face. Then there was the nun who was raped by Communists and ended up in a mental ward. When she was finally released, she was sent home and was a teacher’s aid in my school. She always looked sad. I found out why later on. But you might not know about organized atheism and what it has “accomplished” around the world. I notice they don’t teach THAT in government directed schools because they agree with your point of view and spend more time trying to keep the influence of organized religion away from children instead of teaching all points of view.

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          • Shanan says

            12/24/2015 at 1:20 PM

            Oh good! I was speaking about organized religion being responsible for, or directly related to, countless atrocities past and present and you responded with a quote about Marxism. Marxism is a political and economic theory, not theological, so I was slightly confused. While Marxism is strongly associated with Atheism (also not a religion), the two are not one and the same. When I made my initial comments, I in no way inferred that socialism was the way to go.

            In fact, I wonder why as soon as I mentioned organized religion being responsible for a large majority of the world’s disputes and genocides you made the leap to atheistic education and Marxism. Your words reek of someone who has been misinformed and frightened through religious propaganda.

            Well let me reassure you… as an atheist I would never insist that the country move towards Marxism. In fact, we are not the evil, soulless creatures that your Nuns taught you to fear/hate/pity. I will fight and die for your right to worship whatever god you want but I will not stand by and let you push your religious ideals on myself or others. I will also not stand by and let people use religious propaganda as an excuse to discriminate and hurt people for simply living their lives and being true to themselves.

            Religion has no place in our schools – other than a basic understanding of the world’s religions so that one doesn’t become a xenophobic asshole. Faith can be taught at home and in churches. Education should be based on facts. And the fact is… no one can prove that one religion or belief system is correct over the others. That’s why you call it faith.

            FYI – I went to a Christian school and somehow developed into an free-thinking individual, so there might be hope for you yet.

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  16. Donk Ladd says

    12/22/2015 at 12:50 PM

    Mr. Ibrahim–
    I agree with you that what started out as a protracted insurgency on the part of the Armenians against the overbearing Ottoman Empire during a tumultuous period when all the nations in this region (i.e., the Balkans, Greece, Ottoman Empire) were forcibly “repatriating” people who looked like them, but believed differently, ended in a calculated genocide on the part of the Ottoman Empire against the Armenians. What continues to baffle me, though, is the dogged insistence that the (at least putatively secular) modern nation of Turkey–founded in 1921–admit that this was a genocide. After all, the “nation of Turkey” did not perpetrate the genocide, the Ottoman Empire did. Part of the goal of Turkey in overthrowing the Sultinate and abolishing the Caliphate was to stop this type of religious-based policymaking and move towards the secular-Christian West.
    I am also baffled as to why the vocal Armenian minority in the United States and Europe insists on using the US Congress and the European Union to doggedly attack Turkey for this–seeking reparations that will never come. Also, I object to the over-politicalization of the Armenian Genocide’s Wikipedia page–making it extremely difficult for modern non-partisans to judge for themselves this nuanced conflict.
    Fast forward to today, and the US House of Representatives’ recent resolution naming the Armenian genocide a “genocide.” While this is a laudable effort, one must wonder if this persistent demonization of Turkey (over the Armenian genocide, the Cypress conflict, the Kurdish insurgency, and Turkey’s flawed and perverse judicial system) has led to the breakdown in relations between one of our staunchest NATO allies and the West. Perhaps again this is one of the reasons Mr. Erdogan has now spent almost 15 years allying his moderate Sunni nation with the East instead of the West–negating over 50 years of friendly relations between Turkey and the West.
    Bottom line: I agree with you. Let’s call a genocide a genocide. But consider the wider implications of calling this an “Islamic” crime against “Christianity,” and of “Turkey” against their ethnic minority. This rhetoric is moving the world backwards, not forwards.

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    • Mee Tu says

      12/22/2015 at 1:26 PM

      Perhaps the problem is how far Erdogan has been moving Turkey back towards radicalization. Also, having Daesh steal oil for them is a bit of a problem.

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      • Donk Ladd says

        12/22/2015 at 2:44 PM

        Mee Tu–
        You are right, Erdogan is a bit or a turd-burglar. Kind of reminds me of Trump.

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  17. Brian Wood says

    12/22/2015 at 1:04 PM

    Any country that kills because of religion should be NUKED off this planet! There is no room in the world for religious persecution!!!

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    • Donk Ladd says

      12/22/2015 at 1:33 PM

      Brian Wood–
      Uh oh, does that include *gulp* us?!

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    • Bradford says

      02/02/2016 at 5:49 PM

      No room for NUKES, either, but we have to live with them…. And, kiddo, there’s PLENTY of room for all kinds of persecution…. But there’s MORE ROOM for LOVE and FORGIVENESS…..
      (c)2016, Tom Clancy, Jr., *NON-fiction

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  18. jimtherepublica says

    12/22/2015 at 1:06 PM

    So how do the rag heads spin this and claim it was Christian aggression that lead to their murdering 1.5 million people? It’s time for the west to realize, we are at war. They’ve been attacking us for 1000 years but we’ve been incredibly restrained and it’s cost millions of people their lives and freedoms. It’s time to strike back and show to them, we will not stand by any longer.

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    • Donk Ladd says

      12/22/2015 at 1:32 PM

      Yes, jimtherepublica: “The hate is swelling in you now. Take your Jedi weapon. Use it. I am unarmed. Strike me down with it. Give in to your anger. With each passing moment you make yourself more my servant. Good! Use your aggressive feelings, boy. Let the hate flow through you!”

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      • jimtherepublica says

        12/22/2015 at 2:26 PM

        I worked for President Reagan in the 1980’s and was with his team when we brought the Marines home from the barracks attack. I was working in the Pentagon on 9-11. I knew Ambassador John Christopher Stevens. His friends would call him John. Hate doesn’t begin to cover it. I’m tired of turning the other cheek claiming it’s a religion of peace when it certainly is not. Read their idea of a “holy” book. Read what they do to their women. Learn the history of marrying children as young as 6 and the rapes. This isn’t hate.

        I prefer peace. But if trouble must come, let it come in my time, so that my children can live in peace.

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        • Donk Ladd says

          12/22/2015 at 2:42 PM

          Jimtherepublica–
          My credentials are every bit as solid as yours; I’ve watched bodies turned into meat (and given orders to make it so), but I don’t let dead bodies cloud my judgment, nor let the number of famous people I know bolster my spurious arguments. Hate-mongering just is what it is. Also, what does an Iranian-planned attack against the barracks in Lebanon have to do with Turkey. Iran is Shia, Turkey Sunni. And, speaking of “rags,” you need to get the rag out of your gash, join the rest of us, and start talking like a reasoned intellectual MAN.

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        • Bradford says

          02/02/2016 at 5:44 PM

          Please explain the collapse of “Building 7″…. / idiot…..
          ….all religions HAVE BEEN, and ARE, used as WEAPONS by SOME of those in power,
          to CONTROL the REST of **US**…. Emancipate yourself from mental slavery….
          Only Rastas & Buddhists are truly free!…. LOL
          (c)2016, Tom Clancy, Jr., *NON-fiction

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    • Murat says

      12/23/2015 at 12:59 AM

      Perhaps you shoud first consider the following facts:

      Total Armenian losses from 1914 to 1922: 600,000

      Muslim losses in Anatolia from 1914 to 1922: 3 million (about half in Eastern Anatolia where Russian invasion and civil war between Armenians and Turks/Kurds took place)

      Muslim losses in in the Caucasus from 1914 to 1922: 410,000

      As an example of Armenian massacres of Muslims in the Caucasus, Admiral Bristol wrote:

      “I know from reports of my own officers who served with [Armenian general] General Dro that defenseless villages were bombarded and then occupied, and any inhabitants that had not run away were brutally killed, the village pillaged, and all the livestock confiscated, and then the village burned. This was carried out as a regular systematic getting-rid of the Moslems.”

      Rear Admiral Marc L. Bristol served in Turkey during the period of 1919-1928, first as the Commander of U.S. Naval detachment in Turkey, and finally as the first U.S. Ambassador to the Republic of Turkey.

      An American officer, Robert Dunn, reflects on Dro’s handiwork (‘World Alive, A Personal Story,’ Crown Publishers, New York, 1956, pg. 361.):

      “Corpses came next, the first a pretty child with straight black hair, large eyes. She looked about twelve years old. She lay in some stubble where meal lay scattered from the sack she’d been toting. The bayonet had gone through her back, I judged, for blood around was scant. Between the breasts one clot, too small for a bullet wound, crusted her homespun dress.

      The next was a boy of ten or less, in rawhide jacket and knee-pants. He lay face down in the path by several huts. One arm reached out to the pewter bowl he’d carried, now upset upon its dough. Steel had jabbed just below his neck, into the spine.

      There were grownups, too, I saw as I led the sorrel around… Djul was empty of the living till I looked up to see beside me Dro’s German-speaking colonel. He said all Tartars who had not escaped were dead.”

      More information about the Armenian General Dro:

      “Austrian historian Erich Feigl wrote that in December, 1942, Dro visited Himmler. “Dro had a practice of killing without any compassion, and this strongly impressed Himmler.”” (Arye Gut, Jewish Journal, April 25, 2015)

      I haven’t even mentioned what happened in Anatolia. Just a glimpse for now:

      Source: Hassan Arfa, “The Kurds,” (London, 1968), pp. 25-26:

      “When the Russian armies invaded Turkey after the Sarikamish disaster of 1914, their columns were preceded by battalions of irregular Armenian volunteers, both from the Caucasus and from Turkey. One of these was commanded by a certain Andranik, a blood-thirsty adventurer.. These Armenian volunteers committed all kinds of excesses, more than six hundred thousand Kurds being killed between 1915 and 1916 in the eastern vilayets of Turkey.”

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      • jimtherepublica says

        12/23/2015 at 7:40 AM

        Murat, I consider those a good start to eradicating an infestation in that region. They can’t live with Christians, Jews or even people of their own suicide cult. If they want to be martyrs, I’m happy to speed their meeting with Satan, I mean allah…

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        • Murat says

          12/23/2015 at 8:03 AM

          See, you are a self-admitted/exposed racist and hater. Your opinions are worthless. Let’s inform the readers, however:

          Professor Stanford J. Shaw writes:

          For the most part, then, Jews and Christians lived as prosperous minorities in the classical Islamic empires of the Umayyads of Damascus and Spain and the Abbasids of Baghdad, preserving their religions and freedoms within their own religiously-based communities and paying a special poll tax called harac [haraj] or cizye [jizya] in return for the protection of the Muslim rulers and exemption from military service while living with great comfort and prosperity. There were limitations, there were some marks of discrimination, so that one could say that Jews and Christians were not as equal as Muslims, but compared to the active persecution to which Jews were subjected in the Christian lands of Europe, the world of Islam was paradise for them [31].

          [31] On the Jews in Islamic Spain in particular see Eliyahu Ashtor, The Jews of Moslem Spain (Philadelphia, 1973).

          Source: Stanford J. Shaw (Professor of Turkish History, University of California Los Angeles), Christian Anti Semitism in the Ottoman Empire, Belleten, C. LIV, 68 (1991).

          Professor Justin McCarthy (Professor of History, University of Louisville) writes:

          “For religious and practical reasons the Ottoman government protected the religious freedom and religious autonomy of its people. .. For more than five hundred years religious communities kept their faiths and their identities. In contrast to the religious persecution in Europe in the same period, the Ottoman practice of religious toleration is especially noteworthy… Nowhere in the long history of the Ottoman Empire is there any example of a government plan to make all the population Muslims.”

          Source: Justin McCarthy and Carolyn McCarthy, Turks and Armenians, Washington DC, 1989, pp. 14-15.

          Greek author-historian Nikos Stavroulakis writes:

          “By the third quarter of the 15th century the Ottoman Empire had supplanted the Byzantine. Ottoman policy toward minorities was based on Islamic Law, which recognized both Jews and Christians as a separate millet (nation) with religious and, to an extraordinary extent, legal autonomy within their own communities. This tolerant millet system encouraged the immigration of Jews from Europe who had been feeling the brunt of Christian persecution, notably, in the late 15th century, in Spain.”

          Source: Athens-Auschwitz (by Errikos Sevillias), Translated and Introduced by Nikos Stavroulakis, Lycabettus Press, P.O. Box 17091, 100 24 Athens, Greece, 1983.

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          • Bradford says

            02/02/2016 at 5:39 PM

            You’re just a different flavor of CONFUSION….
            (c)2016, Tom Clancy, Jr., *NON-fiction

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        • Bradford says

          02/02/2016 at 5:38 PM

          Jews and Christians (Protestants *AND* Catholic & Orthodox….etc…)and Muslims ALL
          believe in the SAME SATAN…. ALL “Abrahamic” religions are ALSO ALL ***SATANIC***/
          (c)2016, Tom Clancy, Jr., *NON-fiction

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      • Bradford says

        02/02/2016 at 5:35 PM

        As a christian BUDDHIST, the TRUTH has set me FREE….
        GOD is GOD, and ALL are AS ONE…. It is our DELUSIONS and IGNORANCE which separate us – but only in our MINDS…. If your delusions and illusions – (“religous beliefs”) – indeed help you, then feel free to keep them. But please do not confuse YOUR beliefs with OUR REALITY…..
        Please read some of the wise words of the Dalai Lama of Buddhism…. FREE yourself….
        (c)2016, Tom Clancy, Jr., *NON-fiction

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  19. wi163175 says

    12/22/2015 at 1:18 PM

    MORE EXAMPLES of the anti-Christian ATROCITIES committed by the followers of the Satanic “religion of peace”, the 7th century troglodytes known as Muslims and their PEDOPHILE PROPHET, MUHAMMED!!!!

    OLD ONE 79

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    • Donk Ladd says

      12/22/2015 at 1:30 PM

      wi163175, please remember that Judaism, Christianity and Islam are all Abrahamic religions–all worship the same God. Have you tried sharing your truth with a Muslim, and in turn listening to their truths? I forgot, it’s impossible to listen when all we do is yell at the top of our lungs.

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      • wi163175 says

        12/23/2015 at 6:22 AM

        APPARENTLY, Donk, someone needs to “share the truth” with YOU!! Muslims do NOT worship the “same” God as do Christians and Jews. The few times that I’ve tried to discuss Christianity with Muslims have resulted only in being accused of believing in polytheism and went no where. Muslims worship a god of violence and hate and conquest, totally unlike the Triunity of Christianity.

        OLD ONE 79

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        • Bradford says

          02/02/2016 at 5:31 PM

          The so-called “tripartite” “godhead”, i.e., “Holy Trinity”, is a deliberate fabrication created to act as a tool of persecution, by the ruling elites…. You’re free to believe in that – if it works for YOU…. But as a christian BUDDHIST, the TRUTH has set me FREE….
          GOD is GOD, and ALL are AS ONE…. It is our DELUSIONS and IGNORANCE which separate us – but only in our MINDS…. If your delusions and illusions – (“religous beliefs”) – indeed help you, then feel free to keep them. But please do not confuse YOUR beliefs with OUR REALITY…..
          (c)2016, Tom Clancy, Jr., *NON-fiction

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          • wi163175 says

            02/02/2016 at 6:04 PM

            SORRY BRAD: IN MY WORLD there is NO SUCH THING as a “Christian Buddhist”. Your “truth” has condemned you to an eternity without God, in your delusions perpetrated by Satan via his little chubby “Buddha” statues. So please do not confuse YOUR Satanically inspired beliefs with the eternal Word of God!! Feel free to keep your delusions if you choose to do so, Brad, but I pray that you will come to see the LIGHT of God as revealed in Holy Scripture!

            Until you do, of course I will continue to “persecute” you, since I am one of the “ruling elites”, aka evangelical Christians. I’m coming for you!!!

            OLD ONE 79

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          • Bradford says

            02/02/2016 at 6:53 PM

            DUDE!…..*ROTFLMFAO*, just *ROTFLMFAO*…..
            Your “world” must be very small, very dark, and very lonely…. like your soul, and
            your spirit…. Come as fast as you want. Premature ejaculation is common in Bible-thumpers…. *ROTFLMFAO*…. Yo, dude, it’s *YOU* who keeps spouting satanism….
            Every word you write about Satan you have stolen from God….
            Every thought you think about Satan takes the place of a thought of God….
            *I* see GOD in EVERY PERSON, but YOU can ONLY see “god” in a dusty old book…
            But you see “satan” EVERYWHERE…. Doesn’t that make YOU a satanist?….
            YOU are the “satan worshipper”…. *ROTFLMFAO*…..
            Remember, in the words of YOUR “christ” – whatsoever you do unto ME, you also do unto christ…. That’s some sick & twisted s**t…. *ROTFLMFAO*….
            And, BTW, “bradford” is a screen name…. My legal name is
            (c)2016, Tom Clancy, Jr., *NON-fiction
            I have read ALL the Bible, and read it often, but you have NEVER read any Buddhism, have you….????…. Buddha statues are revered, but not really “worshipped” in the sense you understand it…. You really are an ignorant fuck, dude…. /tc,jr./

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          • wi163175 says

            02/03/2016 at 6:06 AM

            CONGRATS ON YOUR “GODLY” LANGUAGE, Bradford (c)2016, Tom clancy, Jr. “NON-fiction” (WOW, what an “interesting” name)! Must be a “Buddhist” thing!!!

            I hope that your keepers in the asylum in which you’re incarcerated can eventually help you overcome your obvious mental problems, DUDE!!!

            OLD ONE 79

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          • Bradford says

            02/03/2016 at 10:10 AM

            *ROTFLMFAO*, just **ROTFLMFAO*…..
            That’s all you’re worth, punk-ass…..
            (c)2016, Tom Clancy, Jr., *NON-fiction
            *Your 11K+ comments only shows just how UNDER-employed you are, you lazy-ass piece of s**t…..
            (c)2016, Tom Clancy, Jr., *NON-fiction

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  20. Amon says

    12/22/2015 at 1:39 PM

    There is no end to the cruelty people will put to one another and I do not try to excuse them. But, people do these things and people are responsible for what they do.. Religion is not a reason, religion is an excuse.

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    • Bradford says

      02/02/2016 at 5:26 PM

      AMEN, “Amon”….. & *I* am BUDDHIST!…. LOL ….. thank-you, my brother….
      (c)2016, Tom Clancy, Jr., *NON-fiction

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  21. Indian Medicine says

    12/22/2015 at 1:50 PM

    Heavenly Father and Divine Family; they are ALL your Children; and we ask that you intercede; and provide the Guiding Hand of Providence for your Children who Love you not because of Fear – but for the Love of Goodness. -Amen-

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  22. goodman21043 says

    12/22/2015 at 2:02 PM

    We would not have these problems if Bush junior did not illegally invade two muslim countries and Obama attack two muslim countries. Do we really expect muslims to not fight back when we attack them? This is not a Chuck Norris movie where the ‘bad’ muslims fall down or run away from the Christian warriors. Muslims are fighting for their land, their religion, and their people. Get out and leave them alone.

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    • Mark Major says

      12/22/2015 at 4:37 PM

      Islam was founded on war – before their prophet died, they had overrun much of North Africa and the Middle East…they will never stop.- time for you to pick a side. Us, or them….the is no neutral corner

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  23. Ron-Iamthe NRA says

    12/22/2015 at 3:08 PM

    It is often said that History will repeat itself after it has been forgotten. Today the schools do not teach History as it happened and I am afraid we are doomed to repeat it.

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  24. [email protected] says

    12/22/2015 at 3:51 PM

    The true purpose was extracting women for sexual servitude. (Kim Kardashian’s roots are from Armenia.)

    The religious arguments are not the cause. Leaders use religion to rally the troops.

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  25. [email protected] says

    12/22/2015 at 3:53 PM

    The crucifixions were examples to the other women: “follow orders or else”.

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  26. Mark Major says

    12/22/2015 at 4:26 PM

    In this material and secular world, how does one call for Crusade? How does a man like myself, his religion almost forgotten, raise the awareness of his countrymen, let alone confront religious fanatics? I am an American, and the Mongrel that currently leads (?) our nation embarrasses me. Many of my countrymen have seen “the religion of peace” up close, and have returned, under their own conscience, to fight with the Kurds, the Yazids, and the Christian Militias. It is time to face the facts…Islam must be eradicated. No compromise. Convert or be exterminated. Every Islamic nation must be torn down, it’s population either decimated or converted. Since it’s founding, Muslims have had but one goal…attack, destroy, conquer…everyone who is not Muslim. Enough..,.I don’t particularly like Putin…but he rules with an Iron fist..if we can find a leader in the US with the strength to forge this nation into the sword it can be, The Eagle and the Bear could drive these beasts from the lands of the living, and into whatever hell awaits them. With bullet, bomb, gas, nukes, whatever it takes – Islam MUST BE DESTROYED ENTIRELY!! Mecca and Medina must be eradicated…nuke them into dust. Kill every living thing before you until the Koran is a bad memory…Sharia “Law” is a tale used to scare children, and Muslims are but a bad memory….and it must be done now…..

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  27. Ardeare says

    12/22/2015 at 5:18 PM

    Islam is not a religion of peace. It is a religion of persecution. Those Muslims who don’t have the stomach for the blood and guts murder, torture, rape, child molesting, stealing, etc. of the Hadith turn a blind eye to the atrocities that it calls for.

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  28. Craig Reynolds says

    12/22/2015 at 5:57 PM

    Oh, hell, it’s never about religion – it’s always about power, getting it and having it and expanding it. Expansion means acquiring more wealth, represented by more followers or more valuables or more territory. Religion has historically been one of the easiest modes of identification and so using it to identify an obstacle to greater power remains just about the most convenient way to promote conquests to increase power. After appearance, religion is about the easiest modality to pervert in the pursuit of power. That’s why many nations try their damnedest to keep religion out of political affairs while others – like Turkey – employ it to the nation-building ends of those who happened to be in power at the time. In these glorious United States, Christianity was employed against the indigenous populations whenever convenient to seize their wealth and was further used to decimate the inhabitants of Hawaii and other Pacific enclaves. The Armenian Genocide is an inescapable horror that humans inflicted on other humans, but it is a fatal error – as well as irony – to ascribe this monumental crime solely to the perverted interpretation of some ancient text.

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  29. jeffroed says

    12/22/2015 at 6:11 PM

    it will be interesting to see what happens in Germany with 1 million muslim refugees.did hitlers actions muslims bringing his will full circle to the present.only god knows. god will do what he promises.we all exist under gods laws.

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  30. me says

    12/22/2015 at 9:37 PM

    Germany lost WW1, and it was severely punished. Austria-Hungary lost WW1, and it was severely punished. Turkey lost WW1, AND committed genocide against the Armenians, the Assyrians, and other ancient, peaceful peoples—yet Turkey was not punished at all—not even required to relinquish (then still named) Constantinople to its rightful European owner. Perfidious Turkey has stabbed the West in the back at every opportunity: witness its fairly recent refusal to let US troops pass through its airspace to fight the Iraq War, costing the US valuable time (and probably lives?). Of all the “Western” leaders, only Vladimir Putin sees Turkey for what it TRULY is, and acts accordingly. But then, the Russians have been defending civilization against the Turkish invaders for over a thousand years already…

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  31. Europa says

    12/22/2015 at 9:40 PM

    Why then muslims are in nato ?

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    • Murat says

      12/23/2015 at 12:40 AM

      Turkey: Forgotten Ally in a Forgotten War
      The Turkish intervention in Korea was unique in its timeliness and urgency. The 5,000-man Turkish brigade arrived in October 1950 as U.S. forces, then acting as part of a United Nations coalition, were struggling to survive a powerful Communist Chinese offensive. The following month, the brigade managed to halt an onslaught of six Chinese divisions around Kunuri. After the brigade helped stabilize the front, the Commander of the UN Coalition Forces, General Douglas MacArthur, said, “the Turks are the hero of heroes. There is no impossibility for the Turkish Brigade.”

      As the war went on, Turkish soldiers continued to bravely aid UN forces, earning recognition from General Walton H. Walker, commander of the U.S. 8th Army, and President Harry Truman, who awarded the Turkish brigade a Presidential Unit Citation. The prestigious award, given to units of the U.S. Armed Forces and allied countries for extraordinary heroism against an armed enemy, recognized the Turkish brigade’s efforts to save the U.S. 2nd Division from total annihilation, losing 717 men in the process.

      Turkey ultimately became the fourth largest military contributor to the UN effort, with a total of 15,000 Turkish troops serving in Korea at various times during the war. The camaraderie on the battlefield led to deep relations between American and Turkish soldiers. After they arrived in Korea, the Turkish troops were trained and equipped by the U.S. Army, giving soldiers and officers several opportunities to strengthen their personal and professional ties.

      The late Congressman John P. Murtha once noted how the Turkish intervention “gave hope to a demoralized American nation.” Marking the 50th anniversary of the Korean War in 2000, Murtha recalled how Turkish soldiers, after having run out of ammunition, affixed bayonets to their rifles and continued fighting in hand-to-hand combat.

      Ankara’s brave decision to send troops to Korea in late 1950 also proved pivotal in securing Turkey’s entry into NATO the following year. When the alliance was formed in April 1949, Turkey was not invited to join. Washington was reluctant to commit to defend distant Turkey, and had also rejected Turkish proposals for a bilateral alliance or a unilateral U.S. security guarantee. NATO’s western European members did not want to risk diluting American economic aid and other assistance they were receiving.

      Although some Turkish leaders wanted to pursue a more neutral foreign policy following NATO’s snub, Turkish policymakers continued to pursue NATO membership, believing the alliance offered Turkey the optimal western anchor. Turkey’s key contribution to the Korean conflict then made it impossible for the allies to turn down Ankara’s renewed membership campaign. In September 1951, Turkey, along with Greece, had received a formal invitation to join the alliance.

      Turkey has since made major contributions to NATO. During the Cold War, Turkey helped constrain the Soviet Navy in the Mediterranean, provided one of the largest armies in Europe and hosted key NATO military facilities. More recently, Turkish soldiers have contributed to NATO-backed missions in the former Yugoslavia and Libya.

      Source: Richard Weitz, July 27, 2012

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  32. Mina Duns says

    12/22/2015 at 10:04 PM

    Reciprocation of attacks. Ottoman history documents most of it.
    The movements, the attacks, the solutions and relocations. Mr Ibrahim may be angry at the Islamic cultures, perhaps just hateful. But acting like a scholar and writing one sided stories, especially highlighting the religious differences, is nothing less than an article imbedded with hate.
    If none of you have been to old Yugoslavia, and witnessed the sad events, as I have as a child, just remember, these things go both ways. One starts to kill the other, then the other gains strength and attacks for revenge and does worse.
    So, in a nutshell, it’s not a Turkish killing spree. It is a Turkish revenge to Armenian killing spree.
    Want a solution to this?
    Denounce all religions. All of them. Then you have a true solution.

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    • Murat says

      12/23/2015 at 12:45 AM

      Not really. Atheists killed more people than all religions combined. Remember Stalin?

      And, some relevant history..

      Professor Stanford J. Shaw writes:

      For the most part, then, Jews and Christians lived as prosperous minorities in the classical Islamic empires of the Umayyads of Damascus and Spain and the Abbasids of Baghdad, preserving their religions and freedoms within their own religiously-based communities and paying a special poll tax called harac [haraj] or cizye [jizya] in return for the protection of the Muslim rulers and exemption from military service while living with great comfort and prosperity. There were limitations, there were some marks of discrimination, so that one could say that Jews and Christians were not as equal as Muslims, but compared to the active persecution to which Jews were subjected in the Christian lands of Europe, the world of Islam was paradise for them [31].

      [31] On the Jews in Islamic Spain in particular see Eliyahu Ashtor, The Jews of Moslem Spain (Philadelphia, 1973).

      Source: Stanford J. Shaw (Professor of Turkish History, University of California Los Angeles), Christian Anti Semitism in the Ottoman Empire, Belleten, C. LIV, 68 (1991).

      Professor Justin McCarthy (Professor of History, University of Louisville) writes:

      “For religious and practical reasons the Ottoman government protected the religious freedom and religious autonomy of its people. .. For more than five hundred years religious communities kept their faiths and their identities. In contrast to the religious persecution in Europe in the same period, the Ottoman practice of religious toleration is especially noteworthy… Nowhere in the long history of the Ottoman Empire is there any example of a government plan to make all the population Muslims.”

      Source: Justin McCarthy and Carolyn McCarthy, Turks and Armenians, Washington DC, 1989, pp. 14-15.

      Greek author-historian Nikos Stavroulakis writes:

      “By the third quarter of the 15th century the Ottoman Empire had supplanted the Byzantine. Ottoman policy toward minorities was based on Islamic Law, which recognized both Jews and Christians as a separate millet (nation) with religious and, to an extraordinary extent, legal autonomy within their own communities. This tolerant millet system encouraged the immigration of Jews from Europe who had been feeling the brunt of Christian persecution, notably, in the late 15th century, in Spain.”

      Source: Athens-Auschwitz (by Errikos Sevillias), Translated and Introduced by Nikos Stavroulakis, Lycabettus Press, P.O. Box 17091, 100 24 Athens, Greece, 1983.

      Professor Bernard Lewis (a British-American historian specializing in oriental studies and history of Islam) writes of jihad as a distinct “religious obligation”, but suggests that “it is a pity” that people engaging in terrorist activities are not more aware of their own religion:

      “Muslim fighters are commanded not to kill women, children, or the aged unless they attack first; not to torture or otherwise ill-treat prisoners; to give fair warning of the opening of hostilities or their resumption after a truce; and to honor agreements. … At no time did the classical jurists offer any approval or legitimacy to what we nowadays call terrorism. Nor indeed is there any evidence of the use of terrorism as it is practiced nowadays.”

      Source: Bernard Lewis and Buntzie Ellis Churchill, Islam: The Religion and the People, Wharton School Publishing, 2008, p. 151.

      In Lewis’ view, the “by now widespread terrorism practice of suicide bombing is a development of the 20th century” with “no antecedents in Islamic history, and no justification in terms of Islamic theology, law, or tradition.” (p. 153)

      He further comments that “the fanatical warrior offering his victims the choice of the Koran or the sword is not only untrue, it is impossible” and that “generally speaking, Muslim tolerance of unbelievers was far better than anything available in Christendom, until the rise of secularism in the 17th century.” (p. 146)

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  33. Loris says

    12/22/2015 at 11:57 PM

    There is one simple solution to all of this. ATHEISM!!!! Society must be secular and rid itself of all religious, spiritual, and archaic cultural norms. I was under the impression we are on this planet to evolve….not perpetuate fairy tales as found in all religious doctrines. Grow up people. Brace LOGIC AND RATION!!!! And for the record…..I am Armenian. And guess what…..we are also guilty of atrocities….such as the ones that were committed against Azeri people….quote unquote….as revenge for things that were perpetrated against us. So…are we in high school? Tit for tat? C’mon…..we can be better than that. Didn’t Jesus say….turn the other cheek? So…..is the basis of religion only valid when it serves one’s interest…..but, ignored when it makes one look at themselves in the mirror? In conclusion………there is no God, higher being, or whatever you want to call it. As soon as the sheepish masses understand and accept that…….we can get past all these historical atrocities. Can I get a hallelujah? Amen!!!! (sarcasm)

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  34. Murat says

    12/23/2015 at 12:21 AM

    Those who claim there was an “Armenian Genocide” are in the habit of taking their facts selectively and out of their historical context.

    We are told that the Ottoman Government deported the Armenians, and that many died during the deportation. This is true, although the number who died are always grossly exaggerated. What facts are ignored? The fact that most of the Armenians who were deported survived, indicating there was no plan of genocide.

    We are told that in the 1890s tens of thousands of Armenians were killed by Muslims. This is true. What is never told is that tens of thousands of Muslims were killed by Armenians, and that the Armenians began the killing.

    We know well the main fact about World War I that always goes unmentioned–the millions of Muslim dead. Any war in which only one side’s dead are counted appears to be a genocide.

    And one incontrovertible fact that is never mentioned is the truth we should remember –Armenians died because of conflicts started by Armenians. The Turks responded to Armenian attacks. Sometimes the Turks overreacted; sometimes they acted out of revenge, sometimes the actions of Turks and Kurds were wrong. But the Turks did not start the bloodshed. They did not start the long conflict between Armenians and Muslims that began in the 1790s. They did not start the conflict between Turks and Armenians in World War I.

    In 1796, was it Turks who attacked Armenians? No, it was Armenian rebels who allied themselves with the enemies of their country.

    In 1828, it was not the Turks who attacked the Armenians. It was the Armenians who took the homes and farms of the Turks.

    In 1878, was it the Turks who attacked the Armenians? No, it was Armenian rebels who once again helped the Russian invaders. It was Armenians who oppressed the Turks of Erzurum.

    In the 1890s did the Turks first attack the Armenians? No, it was Armenian revolutionaries who first attacked the Turks.

    In 1909 did the Turks first attack the Armenians? No, it was Armenian revolutionaries who began to attack Muslims.

    In 1915, did the Turks first attack the Armenians? No, it was Armenian rebels who seized Van and killed Van’s Muslims. It was Armenians who raided Muslim villages and killed Muslims on the roads. It was Armenians who killed Ottoman officials, destroyed Ottoman Army communications, and acted as spies, guerillas, and partisan troops for the Russians.

    In 1919 was it the Turks of Baku who first attacked the Armenians? No, it was the Armenians who attacked the Turks.

    Some relevant quotes are given below.

    Source: “Men Are Like That” by Leonard Ramsden Hartill. The Bobbs-Merrill Company, Indianapolis (1926). (Memoirs of an Armenian officer who observed the Armenian genocide of the Muslims):

    p. 202:

    “This war quickly developed into one of extermination. Horrible things happened, things that words can neither describe nor make you understand. The memory of scenes I witnessed and of incidents in which I participated still makes me feel sick. But war is always horrible, for it liberates all the fear and hate and deviltry that are in men…We now proceeded to solve the Tartar problem in Armenia. We closed the roads and mountain passes that might serve as ways of escape for the Tartars, and then proceeded in the work of extermination. Our troops surrounded village after village. Little resistance was offered. Our artillery knocked the huts into heaps of stones and dust, and when the villages became untenable and the inhabitants fled from them into the fields, bullets and bayonets completed the work. Some of the Tartars escaped, of course. They found refuge in the mountains, or succeeded in crossing the border into Turkey. The rest were killed. And so it is that the whole length of the border-land of Russian Armenia from Nakhitchevan to Akhalkalaki, from the hot plains of Ararat to the cold mountain plateaus of the north, is dotted with the mute mournful ruins of Tartar villages. They are quiet now, those villages, except for the howling of wolves and jackals that visit them to paw over the scattered bones of the dead.”

    Source: Rachel A. Bortnick, “The Jewish Times”, June 21, 1990:

    “A more appropriate analogy with the Jewish Holocaust might be the systematic extermination of the entire Muslim population of the independent republic of Armenia (which lasted from 1918 to 1920), which consisted of at least 30-40 percent of the population of that republic. The memoirs of an Armenian army officer who participated in and eye-witnessed these atrocities was published in the U.S. in 1926 with the title ‘Men Are Like That.’ Other references abound.”

    Source: Admiral Bristol:

    “I know from reports of my own officers who served with General Dro that defenseless villages were bombarded and then occupied, and any inhabitants that had not run away were brutally killed, the village pillaged, and all the livestock confiscated, and then the village burned. This was carried out as a regular systematic getting-rid of the Moslems.”

    Source: Arye Gut, Jewish Journal, April 25, 2015:

    “Austrian historian Erich Feigl wrote that in December, 1942, Dro visited Himmler. “Dro had a practice of killing without any compassion, and this strongly impressed Himmler.””

    Source: Hassan Arfa, “The Kurds,” (London, 1968), pp. 25-26:

    “When the Russian armies invaded Turkey after the Sarikamish disaster of 1914, their columns were preceded by battalions of irregular Armenian volunteers, both from the Caucasus and from Turkey. One of these was commanded by a certain Andranik, a blood-thirsty adventurer.. These Armenian volunteers committed all kinds of excesses, more than six hundred thousand Kurds being killed between 1915 and 1916 in the eastern vilayets of Turkey.”

    Source: Death and Exile: The Ethnic Cleansing of Ottoman Muslims, 1821-1922, The Darwin Press, 2nd Printing, 1996, pp. 197:

    “A postwar British source stated that Armenians “massacred between three and four hundred thousand Kurdish people [only] in the Van and Bitlis Districts,” mostly the work of Armenians in the Russian Army (“Interview of Col. Wooley of the British Army, 12 September 1919,” in U.S. 184.021/265).”

    Source: Prof. John Dewey, “The Turkish Tragedy”, The New Republic, Volume 40, November 12, 1928, pp. 268-269:

    “Few Americans who mourn… the miseries of the Armenians, are aware that till the rise of nationalistic ambitions, beginning with the ‘seventies, the Armenians were the favored portion of the population of Turkey, or that in the Great War, they traitorously turned Turkish cities over to the Russian invader; that they boasted of having raised an army of one hundred and fifty thousand men to fight a civil war, and that they burned at least a hundred Turkish villages and exterminated their population.”

    Source: Extracts from a letter dated December 11, 1983, published in the San Francisco Chronicle, as an answer to a letter that had been published in the same journal under the signature of one B. Amarian:

    “We have first hand information and evidence of Armenian atrocities against our people (Jews). Members of our family witnessed the murder of 148 members of our family near Erzurum, Turkey, by Armenian neighbors, bent on destroying anything and anybody remotely Jewish and/or Muslim. Armenians should look to their own history and see the havoc they and their ancestors perpetrated upon their neighbors. Armenians were in league with Hitler in the last war, on his premise to grant themselves government if, in return, the Armenians would help exterminate Jews. Armenians were also hearty proponents of the anti-Semitic acts in league with the Russian Communists.”

    Signed Elihu Ben Levi, Vacaville, California.

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  35. Murat says

    12/23/2015 at 12:28 AM

    In 1915, Adolf Hitler rationalized his genocidal plans, which he implemented some three decades later, when he rhetorically asked: “Who, after all, speaks today of the annihilation of the Armenians?” – Raymond Ibahim

    @raymond: Your brain does look neat, I must admit – if neatness is important.

    “There is NO historical basis for attributing such a quote to Hitler.” – Professor Heath W. Lowry

    “Politically, “Hitler” is a magic word that conjures up an all too true image of undisputed evil. He is quoted on the Armenian Question for polemic and political purpose, to tie the Turks to Hitler’s evil. In the modern world nothing defames so well as associating your enemies with Hitler. This is all absurdity, but it is potent absurdity that convinces those who know nothing of the facts. It is also a deliberate distortion of history.” – Professor Justin McCarthy

    Baden-Baden, W. Germany – Dr. Robert John, a historian and political analyst of Armenian descent from New York City, declared here that a commonly used quotation of an alleged statement by Adolf Hitler concerning the Armenian massacres was a forgery and should not be used. – The Armenian Reporter, Vol. XVII, NO. 40, August 2, 1984.

    Now, any comments?

    [Captain Emory Niles and Mr. Arthur Sutherland were Americans ordered by the United States Government (in 1919) to investigate the situation in eastern Anatolia. Their report was to be used as the basis for granting relief aid to the Armenians by the American Committee for Near East Relief. The following are two excerpts from their report.]

    “In this entire region [from Bitlis through Van to Bayazit] we were informed that the damage and destruction had been done by the Armenians, who, after the Russians retired, remained in occupation of the country and who, when the Turkish army advanced, destroyed everything belonging to the Musulmans. Moreover, the Armenians are accused of having committed murder, rape, arson and horrible atrocities of every description upon the Musulman population. At first we were most incredulous of these stories, but we finally came to believe them, since the testimony was absolutely unanimous and was corroborated by material evidence. For instance, the only quarters left at all intact in the cities of Bitlis and Van are the Armenian quarters, as was evidenced by churches and inscriptions on the houses, while the Musulman quarters were completely destroyed. Villages said to have been Armenian were still standing whereas Musulman villages were completely destroyed.”

    “In this region [Bayazit-Erzurum] the racial situation is intensely aggravated by the proximity to the frontier of Armenia, from which refugees are coming with stories of massacres, cruelty and atrocities carried on by the Armenian Government, Army and people against the Musulman population. .. Here also the Armenians before retiring ruined villages, carried out massacres, and perpetrated every kind of atrocity upon the Musulman population and the doings of the Armenians just over the frontier keep alive and active the hatred of the Armenians, a hatred that seems to be at least smoldering in the region of Van. That there are disorders and crimes in Armenia is confirmed by refugees from Armenia in all parts of the region and by a British officer at Erzerum.”

    Note: The entire report can be found (as a pdf file) in the web.

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  36. Murat says

    12/23/2015 at 1:19 AM

    Let’s remind Raymond some “forgotten genocides.”

    In the Morea shall no Turk be left

    “Everywhere, as though at a preconcerted signal, the peasantry rose, and massacred all the Turks—men, women and children—on whom they could lay hands.

    In the Morea shall no Turk be left.

    Nor in the whole wide world.

    Thus rang the song which, from mouth to mouth, announced the beginning of a war of extermination… Within three weeks of the outbreak of the revolt, not a Muslim was left, save those who had succeeded in escaping into the towns.”

    Source: W. Alison Phillips, in “The War of Greek Independence 1821 to 1833,” New York, 1897, p. 48.

    The Jews were Massacred along with the Turks

    The main body of the book mentioned below is the diary of Errikos Sevillias (a Jew who was born in Athens in 1901 and suffered during the Nazi invasion of Greece). Nikos Stavroulakis translated the book into English and wrote an introduction. In his Introduction, Stavroulakis gives a brief history of Jews in Greece. The following excerpts are taken from the Introduction.

    Introduction, Historical Outline (by Nikos Stavroulakis), page viii:

    By the third quarter of the 15th century the Ottoman Empire had supplanted the Byzantine. Ottoman policy toward minorities was based on Islamic Law, which recognized both Jews and Christians as a separate millet (nation) with religious and, to an extraordinary extent, legal autonomy within their own communities. This tolerant millet system encouraged the immigration of Jews from Europe who had been feeling the brunt of Christian persecution, notably, in the late 15th century, in Spain. This immigration was welcomed by the Ottomans because of the economic stimulation it brought. In 1492 when Ferdinand and Isabella proclaimed the Edict of Expulsion for the Jews of Spain, Sultan Beyazid II proclaimed that Jews from Spain would be welcome in the Ottoman Empire, and over 20,000 Sephardic or Iberian Jews arrived in Thessaloniki the same year. Soon afterwards 36,000 Jews left Sicily, many of them to settle in the Balkans.

    Within a generation a Judea-Spanish culture had been transplanted to many centers in the Ottoman Empire. This was not always done smoothly. Many of the Sepharadim were Marranos, Jews who had converted to Christianity in the 14th century, thereby being able to participate in much of Europe’s cultural and intellectual life. Their reconversion to Judaism was sometimes difficult, and their pride and sense of cultural superiority caused friction in their dealings with Romaniot Jews. Whatever the difficulties, the former Romaniot communities of Constantinople, Edirne (Adrinople), Thessaloniki, and Rhodes were forced by the weight of numbers and cultural superiority to adopt not only the minhag but also the language of the newcomers. A new, and certainly one of the most exciting periods of Balkan Jewry began. In 1497 the first book printed in Constantinople was published in Hebrew, well over two hundred years before the first Greek books were printed in Balkans. Some Jews, notably Joseph Nasi (1520-1579) during the reigns of Suleiman the Magnificent and Selim II, rose to high positions in the Ottoman service.

    The Greek War of Independence brought disaster to the Jewish communities in the Peloponnesos, where the revolution erupted in 1821. The Jews, because of their close association with the Ottoman administration, were massacred along with the Turks. The Jewish communities of Mistras, Tripolis, and Kalamata were decimated; the few survivors moved north to settle in Chalkis and Volos, still under Ottoman rule. Patras lost its ancient Jewish community, which was refounded only in 1905.

    Page xi (second paragraph):

    The absence of Jews in Athens immediately following the Greek War of Independence is ominous, indicating that they either fled or were massacred as were the Turks.

    Source: Athens-Auschwitz (by Errikos Sevillias), Translated and Introduced by Nikos Stavroulakis, Lycabettus Press, P.O. Box 17091, 100 24 Athens, Greece, 1983.

    The following article by Dean Kalimniou is very relevant:

    Take for example, one of the early successes of the revolution, the capture of Navarino in the summer of 1821. After a long siege and through the mediation of General Gordon, it was agreed that the unarmed muslims in the town would give up their property and be offered safe passage to Egypt. When the surrender took place however, it soon became apparent that the Greeks had neither the intention nor even the means of providing this promised secure passage. When the gates of the city finally opened, a Greek priest, Phrantzis bore witness to an appalling crime:

    “Women, wounded with musketballs and sabre-cuts, rushed to the sea, seeking to escape, and were deliberately shot. Mothers robbed of their clothes, with infants in their arms plunged into the sea to conceal themselves from shame, and they were them made a mark for inhuman riflemen. Greeks sized infants from their mother’s breasts and dashed them against rocks. Children, three and four years old, were hurled living into the sea and left to drown. When the massacre was ended, the dead bodies washed ashore, or piled on the beach, threatened to cause a pestilence…”

    This was not an isolated occurrence. A month later, in September, a combined force led by Kolokotrones and Petrobey Mavromihalis captured Tripolitsa. Historian W Alison Philips tells a horrific tale of mutilation and slaughter:

    “For three days the miserable inhabitants were given over to lust and cruelty of a mob of savages. Neither sex nor age was spared. Women and children were tortured before being put to death. So great was the slaughter that Kolokotronis himself says that, from the gate to the citadel his horse’s hoofs never touched the ground. His path of triumph was carpeted with corpses. At the end of two days, the wretched remnant of the Mussulmans were deliberately collected, to the number of some two thousand souls, of every age and sex, but principally women and children, were led out to a ravine in the neighboring mountains and there butchered like cattle.”

    Based on the accounts of one hundred European officers who were present at the scene, and did nothing to intervene, William St. Clair wrote:

    “Upwards of ten thousand Turks were put to death. Prisoners who were suspected of having concealed their money were tortured. Their arms and legs were cut off and they were slowly roasted over fires. Pregnant women were cut open, their heads cut off, and dogs’ heads stuck between their legs. From Friday to Sunday the air was filled with the sound of screams… One Greek boasted that he personally killed ninety people. The Jewish colony was systematically tortured… For weeks afterwards starving Turkish children running helplessly about the ruins were being cut down and shot at by exultant Greeks… The wells were poisoned by the bodies that had been thrown in…”

    Although the total estimates of the casualties vary, the Turkish, Muslim Albanian and Jewish population of the Peloponnese had ceased to exist as a settled community after the early massacres. ..According to historians W. Alison Phillips, George Finlay, William St. Clair and Barbara Jelavich, massacres of Turkish civilians started simultaneously with the outbreak of the revolt.. Finlay has claimed that the extermination of the Muslims in the rural districts was the result of a premeditated design and it proceeded more from the suggestions of men of letters, than from the revengeful feelings of the people. St. Clair wrote that: “The orgy of genocide exhausted itself in the Peloponnese only when there were no more Turks to kill.”

    Source: Dean Kalimniou, NKEE (Melbourne’s Neos Kosmos English Edition Newspaper), Saturday 6 April 2013.

    The following passage from Professor Stanford J. Shaw’s book is relevant and points to events in later times:

    Page 205:

    “Those Jews who survived these assaults in Southeastern Europe fled particularly to Salonica, whose Jewish population increased substantially as a result, from 28,000 in 1876 to 90,000 in 1908, more than half the total population, though even there increased persecution by local Greeks led many Jews to flee elsewhere in the Ottoman Empire, particularly to the great port of Izmir. Despite all the pressure from Ottomans and foreign Jews alike, the ritual murders and other assaults by Christians on Jews went on and on. Greek efforts to decimate the Jewish population of Salonica culminated in 1912 and 1913, following Greek conquest of Salonica during the first Balkan War, when many of its Jews, were either killed or terrorized into leaving…”

    Source: ‘The Jews of the Ottoman Empire and the Turkish Republic,’ New York University Press, New York (1991).

    And, let’s take a brief look at The Muslim Holocaust in the Caucasus:

    Muslim mortality in the Caucasus 1914-1921: 410,000
    Muslim refugees from the Caucasus 1914-1921: 270,000

    How and why?

    Source: Rachel A. Bortnick, “The Jewish Times”, June 21, 1990:

    “A more appropriate analogy with the Jewish Holocaust might be the systematic extermination of the entire Muslim population of the independent republic of Armenia (which lasted from 1918 to 1920), which consisted of at least 30-40 percent of the population of that republic. The memoirs of an Armenian army officer who participated in and eye-witnessed these atrocities was published in the U.S. in 1926 with the title ‘Men Are Like That.’ Other references abound.”

    Source: “Men Are Like That” by Leonard Ramsden Hartill. The Bobbs-Merrill Company, Indianapolis (1926). (Memoirs of an Armenian officer who observed the Armenian genocide of the Muslims), p. 202:

    “This war quickly developed into one of extermination. Horrible things happened, things that words can neither describe nor make you understand. The memory of scenes I witnessed and of incidents in which I participated still makes me feel sick. But war is always horrible, for it liberates all the fear and hate and deviltry that are in men…We now proceeded to solve the Tartar problem in Armenia. We closed the roads and mountain passes that might serve as ways of escape for the Tartars, and then proceeded in the work of extermination. Our troops surrounded village after village. Little resistance was offered. Our artillery knocked the huts into heaps of stones and dust, and when the villages became untenable and the inhabitants fled from them into the fields, bullets and bayonets completed the work. Some of the Tartars escaped, of course. They found refuge in the mountains, or succeeded in crossing the border into Turkey. The rest were killed. And so it is that the whole length of the border-land of Russian Armenia from Nakhitchevan to Akhalkalaki, from the hot plains of Ararat to the cold mountain plateaus of the north, is dotted with the mute mournful ruins of Tartar villages. They are quiet now, those villages, except for the howling of wolves and jackals that visit them to paw over the scattered bones of the dead.”

    Regarding the Armenian massacres of Muslims in Erivan and Nahcivan, Admiral Bristol wrote:

    “I know from reports of my own officers who served with [Armenian general] General Dro that defenseless villages were bombarded and then occupied, and any inhabitants that had not run away were brutally killed, the village pillaged, and all the livestock confiscated, and then the village burned. This was carried out as a regular systematic getting-rid of the Moslems.”

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  37. Bogos Bedros says

    12/23/2015 at 5:17 AM

    don;t believe a word muslims tell you. they come to the west enjoy every right as the westerners and protected by laws. there is no such protection for Christians in muslim countries. they all could be massacred in a second if mullahs tell there followers to do so.
    Anybody that believes and reads the quran can turn into a raging lunatic in a second. there is no such thing as a peaceful muslim

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  38. zmotoalarm says

    12/23/2015 at 5:26 AM

    All three Turkish generals (Ataturk / Talyat / Enver) who orchestrated the Armenian genocide were Crypto-Jews from Salonika Greece. The idea was to push the Armenian businesses and clergy men out of the most important trading route connecting Europe and keep the strait of Bosporus under their control. Read more about Ataturk and his background. Today shockingly the State of Israel and most Zionist Jews will not even accept the Armenian Genocide, even though Hitler used it as an example when committing the Holocaust. “Go, kill without mercy … who, after all, speaks today of the annihilation of the Armenians?”

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    • Murat says

      12/23/2015 at 6:54 AM

      This theory (i.e. Jews or crypto-Jews organized the imaginary “Armenian genocide”) is quite widespread among Armenians. On the other hand, the Jews who lived and witnessed events in that region and at that time have a different view. Some samples:

      Extracts from a letter dated December 11, 1983, published in the San Francisco Chronicle, as an answer to a letter that had been published in the same journal under the signature of one B. Amarian:

      “We have first hand information and evidence of Armenian atrocities against our people (Jews). Members of our family witnessed the murder of 148 members of our family near Erzurum, Turkey, by Armenian neighbors, bent on destroying anything and anybody remotely Jewish and/or Muslim. Armenians should look to their own history and see the havoc they and their ancestors perpetrated upon their neighbors. Armenians were in league with Hitler in the last war, on his premise to grant themselves government if, in return, the Armenians would help exterminate Jews. Armenians were also hearty proponents of the anti-Semitic acts in league with the Russian Communists.” (Signed Elihu Ben Levi, Vacaville, California)

      A passage from the sworn statement of 20th Century Sephardic Advocate Rabbi Albert J. Amateau (Oct. 11, 1989):

      “Fifty thousand Armenians, residents of villages in and around Erzurum in Turkey surreptiously ascended a mountain called Mussa Dagh (dagh is Turkish for mountain) with arms, ammunition, victuals and water, sufficient to withstand a siege of many days. Before ascending that mountain, they had captured hundreds of Muslim Turks and Jews, their fellow citizens and neighbors, with whom they were supposedly on good terms. They murdered them all in cold blood, for no other reason than they were Muslims and Jews.”

      cf. The personal web site of Rabbi Amateau

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  39. Bernard Lewis says

    12/23/2015 at 5:49 AM

    This is again, especially this time around as Turkey is having cold relation with Russia, is nothing but an Armenian propaganda since they are having problems with Azerbaijan with whom Turkey has a good relation. There is a simple and fundamental question arise but Armenian or the West never answer this: During the collapse of Ottoman Empire (at that time British occupied Istanbul, French and Italian occupied Eastern Turkey) how and why Ottomans would kill many Armenians? It should have been the other way around since Armenians were supported by the West! On the contrary, Armenian killed many Turks! And yes there were some casualties of war but not even around 100 thousands! It is a big LIE and BS! If anyone wants to see and talk about genocide they should and must go back and analyze dropping the TWO ATOMIC BOMBS (knowingly and deliberately dropped) on HIROSHIMA and NAGASAKI!

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  40. Michael says

    12/23/2015 at 6:07 AM

    The Armenian genocide is far from forgotten. It is well known, and recorded in all reputable history books. The Turkish government’s continued denial of it is no different that the Japanese who continue to deny the crimes of WW 2. It is political. No politician wants to be the one who acknowledges what the masses of people in their country don’t want to admit. For that matter, look at the US genocide against American Indians. We don’t hear a lot of talk about that, either.

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  41. Bernard Lewis says

    12/23/2015 at 6:23 AM

    Ottomans never ever killed innocent civilians! They even invited Jews who had been subjected to be either killed or leave Spain! The Jewish people stayed in Turkey many centuries without any problems! Go ask that your BS question to your CHRISTIAN BROTHER HITLER: why they did they kill Jews! If Ottomans killed Armenians then why wouldn’t they let Armenians stay in Turkey or Ottomans earlier! Especially they were super power in Europa! All this big BS and LIES! Armenian propaganda so that get Turkey and latter ask them to get paid!

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  42. stoplyin2217 says

    12/23/2015 at 6:25 AM

    Now the genocide is brought attention to . This is about what the Turks did to the Armenians . Stop with using their death to sell your agenda ,about Muslim and Christians.Turkey is the murderer of 1.5 million Armenians and now getting some attention. Wait 100 years before you tell us of the Muslim and Christian genocide .

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  43. Tom says

    12/23/2015 at 6:27 AM

    Sorry for what happened then before we were born but we didn’t did it and we cant change it, Cant we all just get along, not as religious fanatics, but as people, as human beings, as members of the human race?
    We are all going to die sooner or later, nobody gets off this planet alive, and we are not going to take anything with us. So lets all enjoy this wonderful gift of life in love and peace while we can that your god, my god or anybody else’s god has given to us.

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    • PAUL H says

      12/23/2015 at 7:16 AM

      “Forgiving and forgetting means throwing valuable experience out the window.” ~ Schopenhauer.

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      • Tom says

        12/23/2015 at 2:16 PM

        Paul, I have more reason than most to hate the Turks, because I have first hand experience of them read my book “Run toward the blazing sun” its the true story of my escape from that country, I wont forget what they did to me but I have forgiven them and my valuable experience has not been thrown out of the window.

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        • Murat says

          12/24/2015 at 1:38 PM

          Tom, stop trying to sell your book. I will not buy it. It’s getting old.

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  44. Gus says

    12/23/2015 at 6:42 AM

    Horrific reminder of what Turkey and Islam stand for! Islamist invaders are taking over Europe and the rest of the world. Governments don’t see the perils they are inn. Jesus said help your neighbor…. turn the other cheek etc..
    He never said be STUPID!

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  45. Ottoman says

    12/23/2015 at 7:21 AM

    I was wondering about the false accusations Turks are facing every year on armenian issue and international pressure being made on Turks every year getting insulted through our noble history..Western countries showing their deep hatred to Turks which lies in their subconscience and using this lies without any solid proof in order to corner Turkiye in the international arena.This is also the reflection of rising racism and Islamaphobia in Europe as we see that this subject isnt between the armenians and Turks anymore..If west going to start to point finger at others,theyll be quite embarassed of what they do/did..Turks are very comfortable on armenian issue and we are very confident to prove that this is not a so called “genocide”..Turks doesnt have a stain like genocide in their history,culture or religion.On the other hand armenians cannot prove that they didnt massacre close to two million Muslim Ottoman citizens during the occupation of russians and french in WW1..It is very well documented that only between city of Erzurum and Agri,armenian gangs massacrated 519.000 Ottoman muslims in cold blood..Ignoring the casualties of muslims and mentioning, only , the casualty of the christians suits very well hypocratic western countries..Turkiye after all during the WW1 was a state , who was heavily invaded from all around ,lost 3/4 of its territories and lost 40 percent of its military personnel due to hunger..If we come to the crimes of the west though thats another subject which will have a long list..

    Let me see:

    -150,000 trials of Muslim and Jews in Spain with many heads and legs nailed and drilled. You couldn’t watch the moon or having running water on Fridays or else, its death
    -400,000 Muslims, were decapitated in Jerusalem after the conquest of the crusaders by the order of the catholic Church..In total they say millions of muslims,jews were murdered by the crusaders as they scorched down every town and city they passed through the muslim lands.
    My noble ancesstor, SALAHADDIN EYYUBI though let the christians go after the muslim conquest of jerusalem despite all their crimes and attrocities against the muslims..
    -The KKK were murdering in the name of Christ in the 60’s. That’s not hundreds of years ago.
    -20 million black Africans enslaved (some historicians saying that it was more than 100 million from the beginning of slavery) many of which were dumped into the sea by the devoted christians..
    -20+ million Indians massacred by white Christians
    -200 million were killed due to wares by white Christians in the past 200 years
    -1.5 million Algerian Muslims massacred at the hands of Christians
    -Add Vietnam
    -Iraq
    -Hiroshima and Nagazaki
    -Genocide made on Aborigines in Australia..
    -What happened to the Japanese Americans during the WW2? Those Japanese Americans were in USA and were not even involved in the war unlike armenians!
    -6 million Jews at the hand of Christian Germans
    many Jewish writers have claimed, If Muslims ruled Europe in the 40s, 6 million more Jews would’ve been alive
    -I dont even start with the genocide of the native indians and the millions of aztecs who were massacrated by the catholic spanish..
    -Genocide made on muslims in Bosnia very recently!!
    -Ethnical Cleansing made on Azerbaidjanis in the town of KHODJALI by the armenians 22 years ago.(google for it)
    -Genocide made on Turkish civilians by the greek cypriots who wanted to annex to island to greece which lead to Turkish intervention..

    -Capital of EU, Belgium murdered 10 million africans in Congo when Belgium colonized it between 1890-1905..Chopped the hand and legs of the children who refused to be slave..Some of Belgium soldiers were making hand collection of the children they had murdered..The population of Congo reduced from 20 million to 8 million because of this genocide.

    -Germany in 1904 Colonized Namibia and within a year massacrated 75.000 people..Many Namibian women was forced to serv as a sex slave to German soldiers..
    -In 1917 France invited Islamic Scholars of the country for a conferance in CHAD..When all the Scholars came from all around the country French butchers massacrated 400 of them right there..

    -What about the 1942 Bengal Holocaust. Britain diverted resources away from the area for use elsewhere knowing full well that a catastrophe would result. The death toll is estimated by Bangladesh sources to be as high as 7 million from starvation, malnourishment and disease. The causalities were higher than those caused by the Japanese.

    -Oh there is also genocide made on the muslims who created one of the most beutifull architecture in southern spain of Granada where hundreds of thousands of muslim were murdered by the christian spanish who also destroyed hundreds of buildings built by muslims as beautifull as Alhambra palace..

    so much for Jesus love

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    • Charles says

      02/02/2016 at 7:27 PM

      You are obviously the product of the Turkish education/propaganda system. One day, for your sake, you will hopefully crawl out of the bubble. Good luck.

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  46. Ottoman says

    12/23/2015 at 7:23 AM

    There are 170K Armenians living in Turkey (70K of which are there illegally). There are numerous Armenian schools and orthodox churches. They have their own community (like China Town) in Istanbul. Armenia openly boasts of having a 98% purity rate! There is only one way to achieve that figure…ETHNIC CLEANSING!!! There are no Turks or Azeris living in Armenia!! The only remaining mosque there was ceremoniously bulldozed down some 25 years ago! There are no Moslem quarters or Turkish/Turkic communities (for the reasons given)! The ARF Dashnak and Hunchak Armenians massacred some 529K Turks alone before, during and after WWI!!! This was known as the Turkish GENOCIDE (but the West loves to turn a blind eye on that, since the Turks were Moslem and not Christian)! The Armenians also committed GENOCIDES against the Kurds, the Azeris (which they have up until 1994), the Georgians, the Tartars, the Circassians, the Laz, and the Jews (the Armenians massacred some 50K Jewish refugees in Poland alone during WW1)!!! These are well-documented facts that the Armenians do not want the world to know (the main reason why they can not debate this issue in any open public forum, or take Turkey to any court on the planet [they’ve had 100 years to do so, but know that if they did, any judge will demand to see UNALTERED evidence, which they just don’t have, and the real truth will come out]. Ask the Armenians to provide a single guilty verdict against Turkey regarding the so-called “Armenian genocide” from any court! They won’t be able to.)!! Ask the Armenians to discuss their role in WWII regarding Hitler’s Final Solution (the Nazi 809th and 812th Battalions were comprised of over 25K Armenian volunteers and commanded by Armenians, to round up and exterminate Jews in the Netherlands [809th] and the Northern Caucuses/Crimea regions [812th])! Ask them about their grossly anti-Semitic magazines and newspapers based in Berlin between 1935-1944, glorifying Hitler and denouncing the Jews in horrible fashion!!! Ask the Armenians how they are still in violation of the four UN Security Council Directives calling for the immediate withdrawl of all Armenians from the ILLEGALLY occupied NK region of Azerbaijan!! Ask the Armenians how they are only one of ten countries (including NORTH KOREA) that voted in the UN General Assembly to fully support Putin’s invasion of the Crimea and the Ukraine, and his full support of the pro-Russian rebels (the very ones that shot down the Malaysian airliner)!!! Ask the Armenians how they funneled weapons via Iran to the insurgents in Iraq so that they could kill our soldiers there (from Wikileaked classified documents and captured insurgent testimonies, as well as back-tracking captured weapon caches there)!! Ask the Armenians how, as much as 90% of their “evidence” against the Turks (in their feeble attempts to support their bogus claim of an “AG”), have already been proven to be forged, fabricated, falsified, purposely distorted, or just outright lies!!

    Gee, I guess the Armenians, being Christians, are pure and innocent, and can thus do no wrong, thus being believed by every gullible and ignorant people/nations out there! No one seems to ever ask the Armenians to prove their claims openly, but rather accepts everything they claim as being the “gospel truth”! No one seems to want to believe that another side to the story exists!! I wonder why? Could there be a “race or religion” component in play (Armenians being Christians and Turks being predominantly Moslem)? After all, the Armenians openly have been using the “RELIGION” card for a century! The answer is quite obvious, but let’s let all of you out there think about it instead of just spewing more ignorant knee-jerk anti-Turkish and Islamophobic hate comments!!

    Finally, in almost every Armenian response, look for the classic 4-Ds response (DEFAMING anyone that has an opposing viewpoint; DISTORTING historical facts to suit their needs; DENYING the facts and the real truth; DIVERTING any incriminating and negative evidence away from themselves)!!! The 4-Ds has been taught to them from childhood by the AYF (Armenian Youth Federation [which is an offshoot of the Hitler Youth Camps…even their original flag has a SWASTIKA in its center]), and then again later by the ARF (Armenian Revolutionary Federation [whose motto is …”BY ANY MEANS NECESSARY”])!!

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  47. Ottoman says

    12/23/2015 at 7:30 AM

    http://www.huffingtonpost.com/bruce-fein/lies-damn-lies-and-armeni_b_211408.html

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  48. Ottoman says

    12/23/2015 at 7:31 AM

    http://www.factcheckarmenia.com/

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  49. B.Davis says

    12/23/2015 at 7:45 AM

    More proof of how “peaceful” and “tolerant” the cult of islam is!

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  50. Eldon Lile says

    12/23/2015 at 7:49 AM

    And the obama, say Turkey is OK in NATO, Why. It is a Muslim country and favors the DAESH. As do the other Muslim countries never doubt it. The terrorist are now trying the genocide effort on their own people.

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  51. Derek Saunders says

    12/23/2015 at 9:14 AM

    You think ISIS is pure evil? You think God is pro-life? Let’s see what the Bible god told his “chosen people” to do to their enemies:

    “And Moses said unto them, ‘Now therefore kill every male among the little ones, and kill every woman that hath known man by lying with him. But of the virgin girl children you may keep these for yourselves.’” Numbers 31:17

    Samuel also said unto Saul, “…slay both man and woman, infant and suckling.” 1 Samuel 15:1-3

    “Their pregnant women shall be ripped up!” Hosea 13:16

    “A curse on anyone who is lax in doing the LORD’s work! A curse on anyone who keeps their sword from bloodshed!” Jeremiah 48:10

    Nothing much changes, does it? RELIGION is the root of all evil.

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    • sph777 says

      12/23/2015 at 9:40 AM

      Derek, if religion is the root of all evil, can you ever in your whole lifetime, ever be able to say that there is such a thing as evil? It can’t exist.

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    • Trimelda McDaniels says

      12/24/2015 at 8:05 AM

      So, if RELIGION is the root of all evil, then it follows that a government that is atheist would be ideal in your eyes, right? Okay let us count all the people murdered in the name of God and the number of people killed by governments that support atheism. The last count for the USSR and Mainland China was over 75 million and up. Wow, atheists make religious murderers look like Girl Scouts on holiday. That doesn’t justify killing in the Name of God but it does put things in perspective. Here’s one quote “Of all religions, secular and otherwise,” Rummel positions Marxism as “by far the bloodiest – bloodier than the Catholic Inquisition, the various Catholic crusades, and the Thirty Years War between Catholics and Protestants. In practice, Marxism has meant bloody terrorism, deadly purges, lethal prison camps and murderous forced labor, fatal deportations, man-made famines, extrajudicial executions and fraudulent show trials, outright mass murder and genocide.”[26] He writes that in practice the Marxists saw the construction of their utopia as “a war on poverty, exploitation, imperialism and inequality – and, as in a real war, noncombatants would unfortunately get caught in the battle. There would be necessary enemy casualties: the clergy, bourgeoisie, capitalists, ‘wreckers’, intellectuals, counterrevolutionaries, rightists, tyrants, the rich and landlords. As in a war, millions might die, but these deaths would be justified by the end, as in the defeat of Hitler in World War II. To the ruling Marxists, the goal of a communist utopia was enough to justify all the deaths.”[26]

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  52. Derek Saunders says

    12/23/2015 at 9:14 AM

    There’s a great book out called “Bible Stories Mother Never Told Me” by CL Putnam that will blow your mind! It re-tells several Bible stories, but from the point of view of God’s “enemies” and his “victims”. There are also chapters that reveal some amazing facts about homosexuality, killing your children, and the REAL “Ten Commandments”. If you really want to know the WHOLE truth about the Bible,
    THIS is the book to read!!!

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  53. Tuna Tangor says

    12/23/2015 at 9:36 AM

    First of all I highly doubt the validity of the historical facts that Christian girls were crucified. Ottoman Malatya was very pious and it is very hard for me to believe that they would crucify girls when they could take them as wives and convert them to Islam. On a second note, I agree 100 per cent on Turkey’s denial of the so called genocide. Even if every states in the world recognize it as such, it is not in mine or Turkey’s interest to recognize it. Why be like post Nazi Germany, where its citizens are still ashamed of something that happened when they played no part in it as most of the perpetrators are either dead or waiting to die of old age. No one that was a part of the Ottoman government is alive today, as 100 years have passes, and I could care less about paying compensations for something that happened that I have no responsibility for. However, I very strongly support the decision of the Ottoman government at the time to relocate the Armenians from Anatolia to what is today Syria and Iraq, because if that far sighted order by Enver, Cemal and Talat were not given the war of independence would have been very difficult to maybe impossible to implement and as a result Turkey might not have existed or only existed in the borders given to it in the Serves treaty. So what is there to be ashamed off? The Ottoman Empire was huge, yet the Turks who were left outside of Turkey be it in the Balkans or Middle East have faced many hardship from the genocide in Yugoslavia to ethnic cleansing in Cyprus and to being treated as second class citizens in Greece, Bulgaria, Syria and Iraq. Finally, what the Armenians accuse us of doing they have orchestrated in Nagarno-Karabahk to the Azeribaijan Turks. Who remembers the genocide in Kojalı where the whole Turkish population has been wiped off the map? Instead of pointing fingers one must look at the four other fingers pointing back at genocide perpetrators.

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  54. avatar says

    12/23/2015 at 1:58 PM

    Every word in this bullshit piece is a lie!

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  55. avatar says

    12/23/2015 at 2:01 PM

    Turks have the most glorious history! Their hands are completely clean! It is the Armenians who have blood on their hands!
    I can only praise Talaat Pasha for saving the nation and country from the Armenian criminal bands!

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  56. jesse bethard says

    12/23/2015 at 3:52 PM

    We the people need to get tough with our government. We the people need to make a stand. We the people need to bring this to the front of every person in the world that will hear this. We the people need to fallow what Teddy R. said that we must do. We have become to laid back and do not care for what is out there anymore. We do not care about our neighbor. We need to go back to the 1800s to learn what it is to be a human and have respect for each other. The country needs to stop being a world Cop. It is in our Constitution that we are not to be a world cop. But we can go to a country that calls for our aid. We need to march with large banners to get this in front of people. WE NEED TO WAKE UP AND GET THINGS RIGHT AGAIN.

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  57. Mina Duns says

    12/23/2015 at 3:55 PM

    Thank you Mr. Ibrahim for showing us how hateful each religion is to each other. So, who to blame? Upbringing by uneducated parents and scholars.
    Your hate towards Islam is no different then Islam’s hate towards Christianity. So, go ahead and fuel the fire. Unfortunately, the only winners are the people who don’t even bother with these articles. Actually, those who believe they are serving their countries.
    But, perhaps writing things so one sided is the only way to get attention, like most haters.

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  58. Murat says

    12/24/2015 at 1:39 PM

    Those who claim there was an “Armenian Genocide” are in the habit of taking their facts selectively and out of their historical context.

    We are told that the Ottoman Government deported the Armenians, and that many died during the deportation. This is true, although the number who died are always grossly exaggerated. What facts are ignored? The fact that most of the Armenians who were deported survived, indicating there was no plan of genocide.

    We are told that in the 1890s tens of thousands of Armenians were killed by Muslims. This is true. What is never told is that tens of thousands of Muslims were killed by Armenians, and that the Armenians began the killing.

    We know well the main fact about World War I that always goes unmentioned–the millions of Muslim dead. Any war in which only one side’s dead are counted appears to be a genocide.

    And one incontrovertible fact that is never mentioned is the truth we should remember –Armenians died because of conflicts started by Armenians. The Turks responded to Armenian attacks. Sometimes the Turks overreacted; sometimes they acted out of revenge, sometimes the actions of Turks and Kurds were wrong. But the Turks did not start the bloodshed. They did not start the long conflict between Armenians and Muslims that began in the 1790s. They did not start the conflict between Turks and Armenians in World War I.

    In 1796, was it Turks who attacked Armenians? No, it was Armenian rebels who allied themselves with the enemies of their country.

    In 1828, it was not the Turks who attacked the Armenians. It was the Armenians who took the homes and farms of the Turks.

    In 1878, was it the Turks who attacked the Armenians? No, it was Armenian rebels who once again helped the Russian invaders. It was Armenians who oppressed the Turks of Erzurum.

    In the 1890s did the Turks first attack the Armenians? No, it was Armenian revolutionaries who first attacked the Turks.

    In 1909 did the Turks first attack the Armenians? No, it was Armenian revolutionaries who began to attack Muslims.

    In 1915, did the Turks first attack the Armenians? No, it was Armenian rebels who seized Van and killed Van’s Muslims. It was Armenians who raided Muslim villages and killed Muslims on the roads. It was Armenians who killed Ottoman officials, destroyed Ottoman Army communications, and acted as spies, guerillas, and partisan troops for the Russians.

    In 1919 was it the Turks of Baku who first attacked the Armenians? No, it was the Armenians who attacked the Turks.

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  59. Murat says

    12/24/2015 at 2:35 PM

    Raymond says:

    In 1915, Adolf Hitler rationalized his genocidal plans, which he implemented some three decades later, when he rhetorically asked: “Who, after all, speaks today of the annihilation of the Armenians?”

    Is this joker for real?

    “There is NO historical basis for attributing such a quote to Hitler.” – Professor Heath W. Lowry

    “Politically, “Hitler” is a magic word that conjures up an all too true image of undisputed evil. He is quoted on the Armenian Question for polemic and political purpose, to tie the Turks to Hitler’s evil. In the modern world nothing defames so well as associating your enemies with Hitler. This is all absurdity, but it is potent absurdity that convinces those who know nothing of the facts. It is also a deliberate distortion of history.” – Professor Justin McCarthy

    Baden-Baden, W. Germany – Dr. Robert John, a historian and political analyst of Armenian descent from New York City, declared here that a commonly used quotation of an alleged statement by Adolf Hitler concerning the Armenian massacres was a forgery and should not be used. – The Armenian Reporter, Vol. XVII, NO. 40, August 2, 1984.

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  60. Murat says

    12/24/2015 at 2:43 PM

    There was no Armenian genocide; it is a tall tale. 80 percent of the relocated Armenians survived. Most of the Armenian deaths occurred in battle zones and in areas under Russian control, the latter mostly due to starvation and diseases. The Armenians that went up with the Russians suffered more than 50 percent deaths.

    Source: Admiral Bristol, Bristol War Diary, 14 August 1922 (referring to events in Erivan and Nahcivan in 1919 and 1920):

    “I know from reports of my own officers who served with General Dro that defenseless villages were bombarded and then occupied, and any inhabitants that had not run away were brutally killed, the village pillaged, and all the livestock confiscated, and then the village burned. This was carried out as a regular systematic getting-rid of the Moslems.”

    From 30 March to 1 April 1918, the Tatars were attacked in Baku. Almost half of the Muslim population of Baku was compelled to flee the city. Between 8,000 and 12,000 Muslims were killed in Baku alone. On the night of 14 September 1918, the Armenian forces had retreated from the city. Turkish troops entered the city on 16 September, restored order, and protected the remaining Armenians from vengeance. Armenian troops who entered territory claimed by the Azerbaijan Republic destroyed all Muslim villages in their path. Even the Armenian zealot Richard Hovannisian has written the following about the Armenian guerrilla leader Andranik:

    “The routes south were blocked by regular Turkish divisions. Backtracking, [the Armenian guerilla leader and general] Andranik then pushed over Nakhichevan into Zangezur, the southernmost uezd of the Elisavetpol guberniia. Remaining there for the duration of the world war, Andranik’s forces crushed one Tatar village after another.”

    Admiral Bristol, the American plenipotentiary in Istanbul, basing himself on the reports of the American representatives in the Caucasus, stated that the 60,000 refugees had come from 420 Muslim villages destroyed by the Armenians.

    In the end, nearly 3 million Muslims (Kurds and Turks) in Anatolia and more than 400,000 Muslims (Turco-Tatars or “Tartars”) in the Caucasus lost their lives in those years.

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    • Murat says

      12/24/2015 at 2:45 PM

      BTW, for a good summary of what happened in eastern Anatolia between 1914 and 1919, I recommend the following videos in youtube:
      Prof Justin McCarthy, Melbourne Symposium: “What Happened During 1915-1919?”

      Prof. Justin McCarthy’s speech at the Federal Parliament in Canberra – Part1.

      Prof. Justin McCarthy’s speech at the Federal Parliament in Canberra – Part2.

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  61. Baz says

    12/28/2015 at 6:54 AM

    Genocide of the Kurds now taking place… while NATO looks the other way.

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  62. Yafes Doski says

    01/15/2016 at 6:29 AM

    I remember that my grandfather used to tell us how badly Armenians been killed! and he used to tell us how hardly they could save some Armenian kids. We still have Armenian cementeries in our villages. and some of our relatives have Armenian names. We know very well how there happened The Genoside! We Kurds we saw everything.

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  63. Micha6 says

    01/17/2016 at 2:54 PM

    In the Gospel of Matthew when Jesus was being betrayed in The Garden of Gethsemane, when the high priest’s cohort was about to arrest Jesus it goes like this in verse 51 of chapter 26; Suddenly one of those with Jesus put his hand on his sword, drew it, and stuck the slave of the High Priest , cutting off his ear. 52, Then Jesus said,to him,” Put your sword back in it’s place;for all who take the sword will perish by the sword”……It seems to me that living like Christ is not an easy path.

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  64. Visit Armenia says

    02/01/2016 at 1:10 AM

    Mr. Ibrahim: Thank you sincerely for your efforts to remember the Armenian Genocide which helps all of us unite against such crimes around the world regardless of race and religion. As far as the turks having committed a genocide against the Armenians in 1915 – there are facts – which happen to be plenty made by non-Armenian politicians and observers currently held in the European archives and around the world. Look, there is no way around it. The turks need to come to terms and accept that the ottomans committed a genocide that needs to be recognized. It’s time for the deniers to be educated for a brighter future not only for the Armenians but for the turks as well. Turkey not being punished for the genocide they committed is what results of their current president publicity telling the world he wishes to have Hitler’s type of government only two weeks ago. The world is sleeping and thus creating governments who envy Hitler. Any turkish ally, including the US, soon will understand they are standing by a fascist government proud of his criminal past having committed the Armenian Genocide in 1915. Lastly, to anyone that is not familiar about the Armenian Genocide committed by the turkish government: please do your individual and independent research before making any type of conclusion: starting with the reports of ambassadors’ who served in turkey at the time reporting back to their own countries (US and in Europe) about what they witnessed in turkey in 1915 regarding the Armenians is a good way to start. Armenians are a nation who fought for their homeland of thousands of years before turks even existed, their language and literature which happens to be classic Christian at heart. STOP DESTROYING THE ARMENIAN/CHRISTIAN HERITAGE IN TURKEY!!!

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  65. wordscanhelp says

    02/02/2016 at 10:52 AM

    I have close Christian Palestinian friends, and Israel is doing the same thing – taking advantage of the current chaos to push through the eradication of the Palestinians from the land. I have been searching for statmeents by the Netanyahu government as to the status and future of Palestinians in his plan, and he is refusing to say, even when requested for his ‘plan’ by the US. The only think I get is that he wants them to own no land, and to be an underclass without full rights as those can only go to Jews – eg Jewish Land Trust land only goes to Jews, and more.

    Under Judaization, hundreds of Christian villages have been razed, in fact, the historical Christian presence in the Holy Land, on the ground for more than 2000 years, is being erased. Christians are still being abused and dispossessed, lands taken, homes and businesses destroyed, every week and sometimes daily attacks by hate-filled, armed settlers. Most Palestinians are secular, Christian or moderate Muslim, but they are increasingly at the mercy of the extremist Muslims. This is because Netanyahu has cleverly provoked at the Aqsa between extremist Jews and Muslims to divert the issue from a national struggle for survival of the diverse Palestinian people, to one of religious war — where Netanyahu knows that he will get international support. So the Palestinians and the Christians, like the Kurds, get thrown under the bus.

    The evangelicals win, and the traditions of Christianity on the ground in the Holy Land, and throughout the Midlle East, are lost

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  66. Mister Jimmy says

    02/02/2016 at 12:02 PM

    So? Christians often commit genocide against other Christians–WWI and WWII are good examples. Today, US “Christians” are ruthlessly bombing seven Muslim nations. Retaliation against Christians living there is a knee-jerk reaction.

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  67. meemoo752 says

    02/02/2016 at 12:05 PM

    As intelligent as humans claim to be, we are the only species who carry out such insane murderous vile treatment on each other. The answer keeps finding its way back to one thing- religion. I despise religion and anything associated with it.

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  68. treeloc says

    02/02/2016 at 12:23 PM

    Islam is a virus that must be eradicated.

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  69. nhman says

    02/02/2016 at 1:10 PM

    The only thing I took away from this article is that Religion, of any kind, is Evil. If the tables were turned on Islam, it would, once again, be the turn of the “Christians” to kill Moslems. Down with ALL superstitions!!!

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  70. Jon says

    02/02/2016 at 1:30 PM

    Muzzi’s have always been animals, and they always will be.

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  71. Keith Stepp says

    02/02/2016 at 2:08 PM

    Don’t forget, Turkey is currently using Syria and ISIS to go after the Kurds in their country, as Sadam Hussain did and ISIS is doing. Also, upon declaring independence as per the UN vote, Israel was immediately attacked by five Islamic countries and the violence has never stopped. It ain’t over.

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  72. Blue_Wave says

    02/02/2016 at 2:11 PM

    Fascinating. I wonder if Mr. Ibrahim is willing to turn the same lens to the violence against muslims at the hands of christians, both hisoricallyt and happening in the west today?

    Sadly, in the ugliness of religious violence, there are no innocent groups.

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  73. Robert G Pappas says

    02/02/2016 at 2:29 PM

    Let’s not forget millions of Native Americans slaughtered by White Christians.

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  74. The truth burns says

    02/02/2016 at 2:36 PM

    but boko haram is killing mostly muslims, your making it sound like they represent all of nigeria’s muslims

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  75. slhancock says

    02/02/2016 at 2:51 PM

    It is amazing that still most Americans are not really aware of the great deal of persecutions and death among Christians outside the western world. I guess that if the muslim invaders started hanging Christians in trees, or locking them in cages and setting them on fire, they would finally acknowledge the persecution to be real.

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  76. Bogos Bedros says

    02/02/2016 at 2:53 PM

    all I can say that if today Muslim countries had the military power of Christian nations
    you would not be able to find one single Christian alive today.

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  77. Nick says

    02/02/2016 at 3:24 PM

    This article focuses on religious cleansing, which is horrific, but in the grand scheme of what happened in the last century it misses a good part of the story. There were over Two Hundred Fifty Million people politically and ethnically cleansed by governments around the world. This is important because right here in America the same rhetoric is prevalent throughout the landscape. If you dispute with this government based on the
    principle that “governments are instituted among men, deriving it’s just powers from the consent of the governed”, you are labeled as a home-grown-terrorist.

    What is taking place here in America now, today, is setting us up for extermination. While the propaganda is in full force on racial divide, our borders are open to those who come from countries bathed in bigotry, our children are force vaccinated with drugs that are questionable, and our young men are sent to far off places where we’ve salted the land with depleted uranium. We have government agencies such as the IRS, EPA and BLM that fit the definition of terrorist organizations.

    But the real concern is an ignorant population that knows nothing of the history as to why our Founders made the disarmament of the American people an almost impossible task both in the body of the federal and state
    constitutions, and the Bill of Rights. The Founders were astute observers of history and politics. They understood the character of men, and the willingness of certain segments of the population to turn on other segments for a myriad of reasons; greed, envy, idealism, hatred, pure stupidity, and the supposed legality of executing your political enemies.

    We have legislators, in the face of what history teaches us, and the growing abuse of government agencies, working diligently to disarm the public. They can’t be that ignorant of the facts. The agenda is clear. None of
    them actually are worried about your well-being or that of your children. In a hundred years another dictator might be quoted as stating “”Who, after all, speaks today of the annihilation of the Americans?”

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  78. George says

    02/02/2016 at 3:34 PM

    It seems the 2 religions that think Man was CREATED out of Earth (Dirt) by a Supernatural God are the least Tolerant People on the Earth. All because of so called Holy Books written by MEN with an Agenda. The World would be a better place without them. That’s a SAD REALITY.

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  79. Bunker Bunt says

    02/02/2016 at 3:52 PM

    Thanks Yahoo for publishing this. AGAIN. AND AGAIN AND AGAIN

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  80. mohammed says

    02/02/2016 at 4:18 PM

    The Armenian Genocide was definitely a tragedy and my heart goes out to those who suffered and to their families. But to label this and other acts as somethings that’s rooted in the religion of Islam is incorrect. Islam doesn’t teach violence against any random individual whether that be muslim or non muslim, rather it explicitly states that the state has to protect it’s minorities (Christian, Jews, Hindus, etc). It explicitly states that noncombatants are not to be fought against, women, children and the elderly are to be left alone unless they are active combatants, etc. It gives nonmuslims the right to practice their faith and protects them. Those who act violently against minority groups do not represent the religion, yes they might represent a people but not religion.

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  81. lumbee1 says

    02/02/2016 at 4:47 PM

    Seems like “The People of the Book” want to fuckup the entire world for everybody else.
    The X-ians, Jews & Muhammadan can all go to hell.

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  82. Ali Baba says

    02/02/2016 at 6:11 PM

    I say instead of crying over spilled milk, Armenian has a strong alias
    now Russia & Iran start reclaiming lost land screw NATO.(Nations
    Alliance Terrorist Organization)

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  83. Jack Vance says

    02/02/2016 at 6:37 PM

    By their fruits you shall know them… (Matt 7:15-17) Islam is the EVIL fruit of a FALSE prophet …PERIOD

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  84. Charles says

    02/02/2016 at 7:13 PM

    An important article. But it oversimplifies to make your point about Islam vs. Christianity. Turks are not Armenians, Greeks, and Assyrians who happen to be Muslim.

    Just like today, differences are found to rally the troops as to why they should attack another group. You even find it with Muslims fighting other, different Muslims. It is commonly called sectarian violence. One sect fighting another sect. Governments, leaders, etc. look for a difference they can cash in on to tell their people, e.g. Sunni’s go fight those Muslims. They are Shia.” It was a similar case for the Armenians. The easiest difference was Christian vs Muslim. But again that was an excuse to get everyone to go along with it. In a nutshell, the Turks wanted the Armenians gone, and they wanted their possessions. That is why they were not simply kicked out, or deported. The Turks wanted their lands, and riches, so they needed the Armenians to simply disappear. They needed them to have never existed. That’s why even some Armenian girls were married and assimilated into Turk and Kurd families. So they would, in these cases, legitimately be heirs to the wealth of their victims.

    The fact that Armenians, Greeks and Assyrians were all Christian was not the reason they were all attacked. Turkey wanted to shore itself up for all the losses it was incurring as the Ottoman Empire was failing. Turks had severe losses in parts of Eastern Europe, and saw an influx of defeated Turks falling back into Asia Minor. As a solution, they wanted to solidify the lands it had for Turks. “Turkey for Turks” is a common saying. It was easiest to get rid of different peoples that were all different from Turks and all were non-Muslim. They happened to all be Christian. If you had Buddhists there, the Turks would not have cared. The Buddhists would have been attacked as well. The commonality of the victim peoples, if you want to find one, is that they all occupied lands in Asia Minor. There were Greeks to the west, Assyrians to the south, and Armenians to the east. However, the worst of it went against the Armenians, because at the time, Turkey was still warring with Russia, and all of the Armenian lands were between Turkey and Russia. And there was no real geopolitical boundary between Turkish lands and the east, until you get to the Caucuses. This is well beyond the Armenian homelands.

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  85. Danielle Tideberg says

    02/02/2016 at 7:25 PM

    what an insightful article…it plays into what is happening today. will return for deep articles like this one.

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  86. amanda randall says

    02/02/2016 at 7:42 PM

    So glad i recanted my my choice become muslim .

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  87. Omar Bradly says

    02/02/2016 at 7:55 PM

    The same Mongolian Turks who massacred 1.5 million innocent Armenian Christians 100 years ago, are now engaged in a genocide act against the Kurds living in southeastern Turkey. And, as the world was silent 100 years ago when those Armenians were being killed by the Turks, the world again is silent today about the massacre of the Kurds at the hands of the Turks. And, I wish the world was just silent. Last month, the vice president of the U.S. Joe Biden went to Turkey and shamefully gave the the U.S. approval to the Turkish killing of the Kurds.

    By the way, the article mentions that the Armenian genocide occurred under the Islamic regime of the Ottoman Empire. That is not quite true. What most people are not aware of is the fact that in 1908 a group of Turkish military officers (later to be known as “The Young Turks”) staged a coup against the Ottoman king and they themselves took over the affairs of the country. One of those military officers was Mustafa Kemal Ataturk (MKT) who is now so revered in the West as being a secular and democratic leader and so on and so forth. So, when in 1915 the Armenian genocide took place, it was those “Young Turks”, including MKT, who were in charge of the country (not the Ottoman king). In other words, the Armenian genocide took place under the MKT’s watch, and MKT’s hands are soaked with the Armenian blood. Let’s not forget that.

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  88. Jeaninne Linder says

    02/02/2016 at 8:05 PM

    Christian brothers and sisters!
    I respond to those who attempt to justify hatred and bigotry among those who call themselves Christians:
    Listen to what we are told, what we purport to believe, what we must respond to if we say we are of Christ!

    “Speaking the truth in love, we will grow to become in every respect the mature body of Him who is the Head, that is, Christ. 16 From Him the whole body, joined and held together by every supporting ligament, grows and builds itself up in Love, as each part does its work.” Ephesians 4: 15-16.

    There is no Orthodox, no Catholic, no Lutheran or Evangelical or Methodist or Presbyterian or whatever.
    There is One God in Father, Son and Spirit, One body in Him and that is the Church of which Christ Alone is the Head..
    To show and demonstrate other than Agape Love to the entire body of believers in the One Church which is all believers in Him, is to trample upon His cross and make a mockery of Jesus Christ, our Lord and Savior.

    Matthew 22 says, 36 “Teacher, which is the greatest commandment in the Law?”
    37 Jesus replied: “‘Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind.’ 38 This is the first and greatest commandment. 39 And the second is like it: ‘Love your neighbor as yourself.’ 40 All the Law and the Prophets hang on these two commandments.”

    Not to love our Christian brothers and sisters who are even more than our neighbors is an internal genocide worse than any external enemy Satan can inflict upon us, for it is us who call ourselves Christians committing suicide on our very body of Christ.

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  89. Doug says

    02/02/2016 at 11:31 PM

    I remember when I was much younger my assistant Boy Scout leaders’ wife was Armenian. A couple of things stand out, she was a undeniably beautiful woman and as sweet as punch. Also my mother who new of the Armenian story was so surprised to learn of her heritage as to the educated the horror and knowledge of the near extinction was very real like meeting a survivor from the Titanic. I thank both Yahoo for putting this story on the web and for Mr. Ibrahim for taking the time to put it to text and paper.

    There was a person of note who recently (about 7 years ago) made a statement “islam is the most beautiful religion”. History has a way of repeating itself and it is high time for the educated world to see and understand that the muslim practice of the islamic religion is to dance with the devil himself.

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  90. David says

    02/03/2016 at 12:31 AM

    This is, primarily, why we have the second amendment. If every Christian was armed, it would just be too hard to do a large scale genocide. The Lebanese Christians still exist because they are armed. That is the only reason.

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  91. NotMyRealName says

    02/03/2016 at 12:44 AM

    The article is good but not entirely accurate. The two quotes attributed to Adolph Hitler are not correct. Hitler never made these statements. The first quote was actually made by Taalat Pasha, and so that fact is far more significant a revelation than if the quote had come from Hitler, which it didn’t. The second quote if famous and is commonly attributed to Hitler, but there is actually no proof at all that Hitler made such a statement.

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  92. Ted says

    02/03/2016 at 6:14 AM

    It is about time that we remember what was done and what is currently still going on in Muslim countries against Christians and human rights say nothing since the UN Human Rights Division is headed by a Saudi, which means the Muslim have bought themselves into the UN so that nobody will raise flags when Christians are persecuted.

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  93. bruce rowan says

    02/03/2016 at 7:27 AM

    We can see by the article penned by Theodore Roosevelt—but read “Armenian” as “Christian” and “Turkish” as “Islamic that political correctness was practiced even then. This was done then, as it is done now, so as to not alienate and insult Islam. Islam, the religion of peace. Indeed.

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  94. Terrance Callaghan says

    02/03/2016 at 7:27 AM

    Islam ideology is right from hell itself and is a cult made up of many demonic bodies that are not from earth . I spent 4 short months in Armenia and the pain has never stopped for Armenians this I know. The genocide done by Turks was a lot like the Khama Rouge torturing and murder done in Cambodia along with Hitler era of Jews , the atrocities were done by minds that act below human standards . Revenge will come to where blood will rise to neck of horses from the enemy’s of the living omnipotent God. Islam is a bunch of brute beasts made only for destruction , this is assured.

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  95. Erin Stelter says

    02/03/2016 at 8:01 AM

    I have many opinions of things written here, however, and most important, quotes in this article are attributed to the wrong sources. Your fact checking failed which taints your words. “Turkey is taking advantage of the war in order to thoroughly liquidate its internal foes, i.e., the indigenous Christians, without being thereby disturbed by foreign intervention.” was not said by Adolph Hitler. In fact, Hitler had no real stance during those times and wouldn’t have been quoted as he was not an important man at the time. The quote is actually from Mehmed Talat as cited in The Evil 100 (2000) by Martin Gilman Wolcott, p. 35.

    You are clearly not a historian or an academic.

    I honestly stopped reading after I read the quote I cited above. It took 30 seconds on Google to confirm my suspicion that it was incorrect.