The Armenian Genocide ! / United Nations Is A Farce.
One — The United Nations is a bankrupt entity. It is taking it’s last steps toward nothingness . It is a dead stone . The United Nations is responsible for the Armenian Genocide , the Jewish Holocaust , the Darfur’s massacres , the Kosovo’s atrocities , the Rwanda ‘s massacre ,the Gulf war, the Afghan war, the Iraq war , the killing and the blood shed that is going on for the last two years in the Arab world . The United Nations failed to prevent these crimes from being committed and it failed to stop them .
Two – - It is a shame to see half educated politicians ruling the third world countries.Today the Turkish Prime Minister Mr. Erdogan called the Jews/Zionism From the United Nations Podium war criminals but he denies with utmost audacity that he is the descendant of mass murderers and war criminals who butchered one and a half million innocent Armenians.Turkey massacred the Armenians on April 24,1915. Since then Turkey is denying the genocide.France is the only brave Western country which acknowledges this truth.America refuses to do the same because the USA have so many strategic military bases in Turkey.
My grandparents were victims of the genocide, my parents were the survivors of the Armenian genocide. WE will never stop reminding the civilized world about the Armenian Genocide .We will keep asking for justice .The United Nation’s records are proofs that Turkey did committed these crimes.Turkey massacred one and a half million Armenians.
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First of all, I am so deeply sorry for what was done to you and your family. No one should ever go through anything like this. One day mankind will be held accountable. And God will exact His righteous indignation upon these persons.
Thank you for sharing such a hard event.
Blessings to you
Yisraela
Hi Yisraela ,l value your truthful comment.l hope as you said justice will prevail soon.Blessings and respect.jalal
I’m so sorry for what happened to your family!
I disagree with the war!
I want peace on earth and harmonious understanding between peoples!
I hope for peace and tranquility in this world.
Have a wonderful day, Jalal and many blessings! Sincerely Stefania!
Hi Stefania, man declares wars to gain power and wealth.Man doesn’t think about the pain,the misery and blood shed.This is what is wrong ,people who love peace 20% the other 80% they love war and profits. Have a sweet weekend.jalal
Hi Jalal, I’m very sorry about what happened to your family. I only heard of Armenian genocide when I visited The Vank Cathedral in Oct 2009. There are 13 churches along Joffa street and this is where most Armenians live in Esfahan. And later of the Bosnian ethnic cleansing when I visited there. I am ignorant about politics and world atrocities, never really being bothered with newspapers and television, so my history and current affairs are limited. I’m the frog in a well but I sincerely hope and pray for world peace daily. Have a blessed weekend.
98 years and the Armenian are prying that the world will point the finger at Turkey.l hope justice will prevail soon.I appreciate you nice comment.I wish you and yours a blessed weekend.jalal
Those who lost their lives during the Armenian Genocide (also referred to as ‘The Armenian Holocaust’, ‘The Armenian Massacres’ and ‘The Great Crime’) will NEVER be forgotten and they’ll ALWAYS be in our Minds, Hearts and Prayers (-_-).
Your comment meat a lot to me.Blessings and respect.jalal
I’m sorry for what your family and you went through. I hope sense and justice will prevail; UN, though, falls short of its role as an international community and forum for discussion and deliberation on various counts.
Sounds like fodder for new post.
Regards
Hi Ritika, thank you for your kind comments.l agree with you that the UN will become more active to find solutions not to hide behind an iron curtain.Warm regards,sincerely jalal
This is such an important and complicated issue. First and most importantly let me say my heartaches for your family for its loss, for all the families/peoples who suffer these atrocities. Since I write about intolerance, hatred, bigotry, and advocate for it, my fundamental question is how do we get hatred out of the conditioned heart of those that follow, those that carry out these acts? The United Nations can certainly be held accountable for inaction but then once they put out one fire what is to prevent the next, and the next after that? The fundamental change needs to go deeper into how we as human beings are programmed in our dualistic way of thinking, them vs us, the I’m right you’re wrong, and until that changes at its core I don’t see a whole lot of big world event changes. I wish it were different and maybe my seeing is faulty. I sure hope so. Blessing to you my friend for shinning a light on this horrible injustice against human rights. Paulette
Dear Paulette,your statement is so true.If the core can’t be changed then the outside will remain the same.l lived in the middle _ East and witnessed The 1973 war between the Arab and Israel.The Arab teach their children to hate the Jews and vice verse.That is why there no Peace in that region.As long there is no open dialogue to reach solutions the powerful will abuse the weak.As long there is no acceptance of the others rights there will be no justice .But l will keep reminding the readers hoping some good will dawn one day.Respect and regards.jalal
That is so sad about your grandparents. Until people understand the reason they are here, this will continue. I too have a similar story in that some of my people are of Native American decent and they did the same this here many years ago.
98 year gone by we still waiting to see justice prevails.We do have some thing in common.Thank you my friend for your sympathy.Blessings.jalal
My knowledge of my family history is sketchy but I do know that my great-grandmother was full Armenian and born either slightly before or during the event. I don’t remember if she was born in Armenia or America, though. However, what happened to the people that make up part of me and my sister hold a special saddened place in my heart. Particularly since Turkey denies it. Thank you for getting our history out into the lives of people who don’t know.
God Bless You
l am grateful that you read the post .l will keep reminding the world about what happened to the Armenian in 4-24-1915.l hope the day will comm when the world will condemn Turkey for the atrocities .jalal