Comments on: Armenian Genocide – House Resolution 106 http://www.humh.com/armenian-genocide-house-resolution-106/ Eco Friendly Products and more Sun, 01 Nov 2009 19:03:11 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.5 hourly 1 By: R http://www.humh.com/armenian-genocide-house-resolution-106/comment-page-1/#comment-50 R Wed, 10 Oct 2007 22:23:03 +0000 http://www.humh.com/armenian-genocide-house-resolution-106/#comment-50 What's really too sad is that there will never be a good time to address this issue. Turkey has always been adept at playing on its geo-political position and importance to the US and Israel. Now its a war, last time it was something else and so on for the last 90 years. Would you prefer to wait until the last survivors are dead? Not too long now. Dont worry too much about throwing salt in the wounds of the middle east. Nothing drastic will happen as other countries which have passed similar legislation (France, Canada, Russia etc.) have seen. The money spent by the Armenian lobby pales in comparison to what has been spent by the Turkish government and its allies. Nothing happens in Washington (or elsewhere) without money being spent. The issue of compensation and restitution is a complicated one and not likely to go far beyond something symbolic. It could have been worse. Instead of listening to screeching you could have never existed had your family not survived. What’s really too sad is that there will never be a good time to address this issue. Turkey has always been adept at playing on its geo-political position and importance to the US and Israel. Now its a war, last time it was something else and so on for the last 90 years. Would you prefer to wait until the last survivors are dead? Not too long now.

Dont worry too much about throwing salt in the wounds of the middle east. Nothing drastic will happen as other countries which have passed similar legislation (France, Canada, Russia etc.) have seen.

The money spent by the Armenian lobby pales in comparison to what has been spent by the Turkish government and its allies. Nothing happens in Washington (or elsewhere) without money being spent.

The issue of compensation and restitution is a complicated one and not likely to go far beyond something symbolic. It could have been worse. Instead of listening to screeching you could have never existed had your family not survived.

]]> By: Armenia News, Analysis & Photography: Oneworld Multimedia :: Bush Warns Against Genocide Resolution :: October :: 2007 http://www.humh.com/armenian-genocide-house-resolution-106/comment-page-1/#comment-48 Armenia News, Analysis & Photography: Oneworld Multimedia :: Bush Warns Against Genocide Resolution :: October :: 2007 Wed, 10 Oct 2007 21:44:43 +0000 http://www.humh.com/armenian-genocide-house-resolution-106/#comment-48 [...] dissenting voice, however, appears to come from an Armenian-American who argues that she fails to see the point in recognizing the Genocide, especially when the U.S. is engaged militarily elsewhere. To be honest, I don’t think this [...] [...] dissenting voice, however, appears to come from an Armenian-American who argues that she fails to see the point in recognizing the Genocide, especially when the U.S. is engaged militarily elsewhere. To be honest, I don’t think this [...]

]]> By: Armenia News, Analysis & Photography: Oneworld Multimedia :: Bush Warns Against Genocide Resolution :: October :: 2007 http://www.humh.com/armenian-genocide-house-resolution-106/comment-page-1/#comment-49 Armenia News, Analysis & Photography: Oneworld Multimedia :: Bush Warns Against Genocide Resolution :: October :: 2007 Wed, 10 Oct 2007 21:44:43 +0000 http://www.humh.com/armenian-genocide-house-resolution-106/#comment-49 [...] dissenting voice, however, appears to come from an Armenian-American who argues that she fails to see the point in recognizing the Genocide, especially when the U.S. is engaged militarily elsewhere. To be honest, I don’t think this [...] [...] dissenting voice, however, appears to come from an Armenian-American who argues that she fails to see the point in recognizing the Genocide, especially when the U.S. is engaged militarily elsewhere. To be honest, I don’t think this [...]

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