Our dear Sephardi the Turkish Propagandist tells us that he has government documents! Where are they? Propaganda does not count

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Jul 9, 2011 at 06:04

Oh yes we have seen this Turkish response and propaganda before in the Permanet peoples' Tribunal and if you would have taken the time to read it which you did not you would have read the response by the Tukrish barbarians (and these were Turkish lawyers) to the tribunal and it is

the turkish argument the armenian issue in nine questions and answers

And it is the same nonsense that you are telling us

Oh Bernard Lewis? He is a historian! He can only tell us what he believed really happened he is neither a judge nor a jusist and do you know what the lawyers and the judges in the Tribunal are telling us? Let me help you: based on the evidence provided and the response by the Turksh barbarians that indeed 1.5M Armenians were killed and it was indeed a Genocide

So go and read it first and refute it but you will make a fool of yourself again

And guess what? The Permanent Peoples' Tribunal still found Turkey to be responsible for the Armenian Genocide and it is a Genocide did you get it?

So you tell us in your own words where are your government documents that you told us that you have mr ignorant? and let me guess if you send your little cut and paste job to the Permanent Peoples' Tribunal they will laugh at you

Oh there is more so you tell us were Armenian babies and women and old people that were killed, deported and raped and abducted and converted to islam also posing danger to the Tukkish brabarians? You tell us?

Shame on you and shame on Turkey

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