Erdogan And The Armenians

The Times Of Israel ^ | July 20, 2014 | Dov Ivry

[idov]

Perhaps the most astounding development in the wake of the Gaza incursion was the revelation that Turkey had suddenly discovered that there is such a thing as “the conscience of humanity.”

Those were the very words used by that country’s foreign minister Ahmet Davutoglu.

They surfaced during the endless ranting and raving by him and Turkey’s pathetic farce of a prime minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan against Israel.

The other astounding development is that Erdogan actually used the word “genocide.”

It’s been a century now since the Turks committed genocide against the Armenians and until this day, although the event was reported daily in the world’s press as it happened, they have denied that it occurred, have never apologized to the Armenians, and certainly not compensated them in any way for their dreadful losses. “The conscience of humanity” demands at least recognition that the event occurred and an apology to the descendants of the victims

[Mad Dawg]

Erdogan And The Armenians

Would NOT be a good name for a rock band.

[dfwgator]

Erdogan And The Armenians Would NOT be a good name for a rock band.

Wonder if they'd do a cover of The Who's "Armenia City In the Sky."

[A_perfect_lady]

It would be cool if Israel re-took Gaza, occupied it with tanks and weaponry, and then in a televised statement around the world, offered to withdraw if Turkey would publicly acknowledge and apologize for the Armenian genocide.

Then we'd see how much the Arab world cares about the Palestinians.