What is really Genocide?

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Nov 4, 2014 at 16:10

Michael listen the legal definition of Genocide as per the UN you will find it in this link

http://www.ushmm.org/confront-genocide/defining-genocide

So explain it to us in your own words: What is really "Genocide" as per the UN?

Hint: this is indeed what happened to the Armenians and the Greeks and the Syrians and the Yazidis by the criminal Ottomans

This is also what is going on now in Iraq against the Yazidis and it is a Genocide and still the whole world is watching

The word barbarism really means extreme cruelty and brutality and it does not cover the whole spectrum of what is really Genocide as you can see from the definition after all one can say where is the cruelty when the Ottomans adopted many Armenian children after the murder of their parents and raised them as Turks and Muslims. Now do you get it?

Oh you do not believe me? read this amazing book by Fethiye Cetin

http://www.amazon.com/My-Grandmother-Armenian-Turkish-Fethiye-Cetin/dp/1844678679/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1415134573&sr=1-1

It is about the fact that the real secret in her family was that her grandmother was abducted by Turks after her parents were murdered and she ended by marrying a Turk and converting to Islam and hiding her real past that she seemed to miss and mourn

This is what Genocide is all about and there was no blood or gore do you get it?

However we the living should never stop reminding the whole world about the sufferings of the victims of all Genocides and we should put to shame the likes of Kuvayi for denying the sufferings of the victims of these Genocides

Now do you get it?

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