"Alleged" Armenian Genocide is a CROAK!!!

Submitted by Truthful (United States), May 12, 2009 at 15:25

There is no such thing as the Armenian genocide!!! This is simply a figment of the Armenian fanatics imagination THAT is ALL. During the breakdown of the Ottoman Empire the Armenian minority in the war zone was instigated against the Turks at which point they started hitting Turkish defensive lines from behind as well as murdering Turkish villagers. The Armenians were promised a country of their own for their complicity. However the Armenian revolt backfired as the Turkish Authorities decided to move them out of the battle zone so that they would not keep creating trouble by stabbing the Turks with whom they had lived in peace for many centuries. During this relocation thousands of Turkish soldiers along with many Armenians lost their lives as a result of inter communal strife, starvation, disease.

The number of Armenians who lost their lives are estimated to be about two hundred thousand as opposed to the 'fictional figure' falsely suggested by fanatic Armanian groups. The Armenian minority within the Empire had been declared 'loyal millet' or a privilaged minority and served in high office at the Ottoman Turkish Administration. There had never been any problems with the Armenians until the end of WW I when the Ottoman Empire was fighting enemy on all fronts and until the Russians convinced the Armenians to 'STAB the TURKS in the BACK'!!! That is all there is to it ! Had the Armenian gangs not initiated their murderous campaign against the Turks from within there would have been no reason to relocate them to today's Syria PERIOD!

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