Showing posts with label 13th December 2009. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 13th December 2009. Show all posts

Sunday, 13 December 2009

Paul Krekorian Antam Uendrvadz Los Angeles-i Kaghakayin Khorhourtin

From: RAG Mamoul (ragmamoul1@gmail.com)
Sent: Sun 12/13/09 9:57 AM

FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT IN
LOS ANGELES, U. S. A.
ԼՈՍ ԱՆՃԵԼԸՍԻ (Մ. ՆԱՀԱՆԳՆԵՐ)
ՄԵՐ ԹՂԹԱԿԻՑԷՆ

ADLP-SDHP-ARF Joint Proclamation‏

FOR THE COMMEMORATION OF THE
95TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE
ARMENIAN GENOCIDE
From: RAG Mamoul (ragmamoul1@gmail.com)
Sent: Sat 12/12/09 1:18 PM
To: Armenian Newspapers (ArmenianNewspapers@gmail.com)

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ADLP-SDHP-ARF JOINT PROCLAMATION
FOR THE COMMEMORATION OF THE
95TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE
ARMENIAN GENOCIDE

Mdoroumner Haygagan Himnatrami Jashgerouytin Aritov‏

Too important to disregard - US Meddles in Turkish Domestic Affairs -Video clip‏


US Meddles in Turkish Domestic Affairs -Video clip‏
From: Dikran Abrahamian (dikran.a@rogers.com)
Sent: Thu 12/10/09 11:11 AM
:
While Turkish progressive forces, intellectuals, human rights activists, Kurdish and Alevi minorities are struggling to expand Turkish democracy and for reforms aimed at minorities, the rule of law and freedom of speech, and getting rid of Ergenekon and the Turkish "deep state", the United States is reportedly contemplating to save the neck of the same Ergenekon criminals who, for decades, brutalized the Turkish people.
Don't U.S claims of spreading democracy sound trifle hollow?
Keghart readers are invited to contribute their comments on this critical issue, bearing in mind that acknowledgment of the Genocide of the Armenians by the civil society in Turkey --if not by the state --is linked to expansion of democracy, and not by letting lose members of Ergenekon.
Meddles in Turkish Domestic Affairs -Video clip‏
From: Dikran Abrahamian (dikran.a@rogers.com)
Sent: Thu 12/10/09 11:11 AM
:
While Turkish progressive forces, intellectuals, human rights activists, Kurdish and Alevi minorities are struggling to expand Turkish democracy and for reforms aimed at minorities, the rule of law and freedom of speech, and getting rid of Ergenekon and the Turkish "deep state", the United States is reportedly contemplating to save the neck of the same Ergenekon criminals who, for decades, brutalized the Turkish people.
Don't U.S claims of spreading democracy sound trifle hollow?
Keghart readers are invited to contribute their comments on this critical issue, bearing in mind that acknowledgment of the Genocide of the Armenians by the civil society in Turkey --if not by the state --is linked to expansion of democracy, and not by letting lose members of Ergenekon.