Comments on: Armenia: CNN Genocide Coverage Controversy

By: Grish Begian

Grish Begian — Thu, 25 Dec 2008 17:06:16 +0000

We do not have penal code “301″ in North America. We live in a free and civilized society.
I wonder why Turkish citizens run away from a “civilized country” like Turkey, and why when they come to North America suddenly they become professional deniers of the Genocide of the Armenians.
Sincerely,
Grish Begian

Toronto, Canada

By: Edgar

Edgar — Tue, 23 Dec 2008 18:34:49 +0000

45 second mention about the event which did not take place is too much. Talking about the big “Armenian Lie” in an American TV channel is also a contribution to the lie.

\The so called “Armenian Genocide” Big Armenian Lie invented by Armenians to mobilize the Armenians in the world, to prevent their assimiliation in similar societied of Europe, and to try to get original Turkish land and resources at any expense. Quite a clever lie I must admit.

The biggest crime agianst humanity is the genocide armenians have carried out against Turks, Azeri Turks and Kurds. MOre than half a million defenseless Turkish and Kurdish women and children were killed by fasicst armenian militia funded and emilitarity quipped by then Britain, France and Russia. This happened in times, when almost all Turksih men were in the war. So it was easy to kill Turkish women and children. But it was easy untill Turksih men (or what left from wars) came back from the war? When they saw what happened, they just did not have any option to ______ Armenian asses and they return them back to Armenians. Don’t cry foul. You got what you deserved. You will pay for the massacares and internal displacement and occupation of the Nagorno-Karabakh too.

Hey Atilla,

What would you know about the Armenian Genocide if your government covered up their mess. You most likely grew up knowing nothing about the Armenian genocide but now you sit in front of your computer to write what your government has said in the past about the 1915 events. In 1915 nobody gave a shit about what was happening to a small group of people called Armenians which nobody heard of. Just look at what happened in Rwanda, people knew what was going on but they didn’t take the necessary steps to prevent it. The Turkish government also got lucky because it happened in 1915, where the world wasn’t so developed. There are many documented facts about the genocide, also from people not Armenian that witnessed the events. There is no reason for a nation to lie and say there was a genocide, where in fact there was not.

And Atilla there are way more better ways to mobilize Armenians in the world, dumbass

By: Atilla

Atilla — Fri, 12 Dec 2008 10:03:56 +0000

45 second mention about the event which did not take place is too much. Talking about the big “Armenian Lie” in an American TV channel is also a contribution to the lie.

By: Just sayin'

Just sayin' — Mon, 08 Dec 2008 19:05:36 +0000

Maybe the reason why CNN and the execrable Amanpour won’t talk about the Armenian Genocide is because Morgenthau, one of the good guys in this modern horror-story, has two strikes against him: 1.) He was American, and 2.) he was Jewish.

It’s policy for CNN and the knee-jerk reaction of Amanpour never to show wither the US or Jews in a good light, ever….

By: Emil

Emil — Sun, 07 Dec 2008 17:24:27 +0000

Amanpour, of all people, you should know the history of Armenians. I’m sure you have been raised side by side with them. It’s a disgrace to your reputation that you did this Genocide special. You lost the respect of an entire diaspora. You bring humiliation to your culture and to your country and to your network.