[JohnHuang2]

Thursday, December 26, 2002

Quote of the Day by Luis Gonzalez

[crystalk]

At last thank God, some truth about Turkey and its brutality.

Why is FR normally full of fawning Turk propaganda?

[visitor]

bump for later reading

[krodriguesdc]

you know - I do not believe that Islamics are at war with Christians...

I think this is media hype designed to enlist the support of Christians...

true Islam is at war with The USA - but not with Christians...

[Kay Soze]

Bump

[Tailgunner Joe]

bttt

[nycgal]

Regular slaughters of Armenians in Bayazid (1877), Alashgurd (1879), Sassun (1894), Constantinople (1896), Adana (1909) and Armenia itself (1895-96) claimed a total of two hundred thousand lives, but they were only rehearsals for the genocide of 1915.

My maternal grandmother witnessed the Constantinople massacre as a young girl.

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In this period, the burning of the Greek city of Smyrna and the massacre and scattering of its three hundred thousand Christian inhabitants is one of the most poignant ? if not, after the vast outrages of the 20th century, the bloodiest ? crimes in all history. It marked the end of the Greek community in Asia Minor.

My uncle was one of the victims decapitated as he tried to flee to Greece.

How long will it take for the FR turkophiles to discredit this article and tell us that these events never ocurred?