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Muhammad-inspired persecution of Christians, Jews and all non-Muslims continues...

Mohammed, The Mad Poet Quoted....
1 posted on 02/09/2004 8:27:33 PM PST by miltonim
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To: miltonim
I need to get this book.
I spent the winter of 97/98 in Armenia.
The people were very nice to me.
I have some great photos from Armenia.
Mt free web site will not allow photos
to be used sometimes.
The people are very under employed.
My driver was a mechanical engineer.
My interpretor was a physicist.
2 posted on 02/09/2004 8:50:02 PM PST by HuntsvilleTxVeteran (A little knowledge is dangerous.-- I live dangerously::))
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To: miltonim
Said dead = addition by subtraction.
3 posted on 02/09/2004 8:55:07 PM PST by 185JHP ( "The wicked walk on every side, when the vilest men are exalted.")
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To: miltonim
The German Jewish writer Franz Werfel published his novel "The Forty Days of Musa Dagh" in 1933 and, two years later, Hitler acceded to Turkey's request that the book be banned; the same year, the U.S. State Department, under Turkish pressure, forced MGM to drop its plans to make a movie of the book. Since then, the U.S. government has steadfastly refused to term what happened to the Armenians a genocide.

The movie of Musa Dagh will never be made. The extermination of the Christian Armenians by the Turks is too politically incorrect to be made into a movie. Besides, who but conservatives and Christians (about 1/2 the country), would go see it....

4 posted on 02/09/2004 9:10:35 PM PST by freebilly
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The protest was suppressed with extreme violence; it was followed by a wave of state-sponsored massacres, called a jihad and led by Muslim mullahs and softas (theological students), in which some 200,000 Armenians were slaughtered. I replied to these lies and defamations in letters to the editors of both periodicals. Neither was published without phone calls, more letters and reminders stretching out over months, in the case of the Review, which cut my original letter down to 700 words — half its original length. And this in a publication that this year devoted thousands of words in its Letters section to arguments about the placement of an umlaut in a German name.

Hey, The Review leaves no umlaut unturned in its pursuit of the truth....

5 posted on 02/09/2004 9:26:46 PM PST by freebilly
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To: miltonim
Good post. Thanks for the links!
6 posted on 02/09/2004 9:34:52 PM PST by Frank_2001
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To: miltonim
Armeno-Redneck bump.
7 posted on 02/09/2004 10:13:44 PM PST by tsomer
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To: miltonim; RussianConservative
The Turkish genocide would never have occured if the British and the French hadn't fought ALONGSIDE THE TURKS and AGAINST THE IMPERIAL RUSSIAN ARMY to prevent the Russians from taking Constantinople and restoring hte Hagia Sophia to being the pre-eminent church in the East. If the Russians had done so they would have retaken Armenian lands and probably also saved the Assyrian Christians. Turkey would have been crushed and may have had to move south, punishing the Saud family and crushing (in turn) Wahabbism. Blame it all on the short sightedness of the British.
8 posted on 02/10/2004 1:50:37 AM PST by Cronos (W2004!)
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