Posted on 10/17/2007 12:35:04 PM PDT by neverdem
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Nobody proofreads any more? Regardless, here's another reason for the Second Amendment against and sharia.
Gun control advocates will gloss over that fact.
History really is just on big repeat-loop.
Duh! Serves me right.
Nobody proofreads any more? Regardless, here's another reason for the Second Amendment and against sharia.
Those who would disarm us should keep that in mind.
Correction to the article: Armenians, who were all Christians. The Ottoman notion of ethnicity was identical to religion: only Christians were part of the non-Turkish millets. Orthodox Christians, or Rum (= Romans), were in the Rum Millet, with the Patriarch of Constantinople forced by Ottoman law to act as ethnarch. Armenian Christians were part of a different millet, whose ethnarch was the Armenian Catholicos.
Christians who apostacized to Islam were legally considered Turks (hence the old-fashioned ‘turn Turk’ meaning conversion to Islam).
For just a moment there, I thought that headline read “Australians”. If so, it would be at the hands of the Chinese, but more likely, their own government.
. . . and the author of this book (below) suggested that if more had been done to expose Kaiser Wilhelm's German army's complicity there might not have been a Holocaust.
Key word, complicity. Don't get your bowels in an uproar, no one is suggesting shifting blame away from the Turks.
There is more than ample proof of Germany's complicity why not include Germany? One source is 'German Responsibility in the Armenian Genocide: A Review of the Historical Evidence of German Complicity' by Vahakn N. Dadrian.
An armed man is a citizen. An unarmed man is a servant.
>>An armed man is a citizen. An unarmed man is a servant.
And a disarmed man is a slave.
Rudys Doin It! (New York Liberal hysteria alert)
Hillary leads in donor refunds
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Thanks AND BUMP FOR later.
Phonetically spelled, in Armenian, translates,"My guns, (are) my borders. As related by my grandmother, a survivor of the 1915 atrocities, to my mother, now in her 80's.
thanks neverdem.
Thanks for the ping!
“My guns, (are) my borders.”
That’s a great way to say, “From my cold dead hands!”
got that right
“You don’t want to find out where my border is, young man.”
Makes perfect sense.
A cautionary tale...
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