Armenian Genocide

The speech given by Dr. Henry Dickran Astarjian, was filmed on April 24th, 2008, as part of the Armenian National Committee of America's consistent policy of Anti-Turkism through the spreading of the Armenian Genocide allegations without proof. Let's witness the Armenian Hatred that is being spread across Armenian-American society.

The Armenian propagandists continuously provide new arguments in order to convince strangers to the subject that an Armenian Genocide occurred. One such argument was encountered in an article, by a poster named Phantom. The argument was that since Armenian women and children were relocated, then there must have been a genocide being planned, and asked why the Ottoman government would relocate women and children. An expert on the issue replied to the argument:

The following is excerpts and video scenes from the Armenian Revolt, they are not the full video and we highly recommend that you buy the video yourself and examine the arguments and discussions conducted in them to make up your own mind.

Dr. Glendale-Hilmar Kaiser (usually referred to as Dr. Hilmar Kaiser) is a German-American historian who completed his Ph. D. in European University Institute in Florence, Italy. His educational focus is Ottoman Social and Economical history, and Ottoman-German relations. Most people regard him as a genocide scholar for his work dealing with the disputed Armenian Genocide. Kaiser has conducted research in more than 60 archives including the Turkish-Ottoman Archives in Istanbul.

The current Turkish government is not supported by this site. It is a religious government, that promotes undemocratic methods. But even the MOST democratic Turkish governments and most liberal scholars and historians of Turkey do not accept the Armenian genocide label.

Hrant Dink, was a Turkish-Armenian editor, journalist and columnist. He was assassinated by a 17 year old Turkish psychopath. After his death thousands of mourners marched the streets with slogans like "We are all Armenians", "We are all Hrant Dink", because of the possibility that he was killed because he was Armenian or because of his statements.

Some authors try to equate people who dismiss the Armenian Genocide label because of lack of evidence, with people who generally deny genocides with the intent to hate and promote racism. There is a difference.

Darfur, Sudan, is one of those sad stories that has been correctly labeled as the first genocide of the 21st century.

One must be careful in choosing books dealing with this controversial subject, since there are many books that have been polluted with conclusions for the reader rather than facts. Some books that are popular about this subject, have been made popular by Armenian nationalists buying books that support their thesis. The vast majority of books on the subject have been written by Armenians since many nationalists of Armenian descent have declared a cultural objective to force recognition of their genocide while silencing any opposing views on the issue.

The Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayip Erdogan, though disliked in Turkey by the social elite, upper-class, middle-class, and educated, (but liked by the religious) has made some good statements and has made great efforts in promoting peace between Turkey and Armenia.

It is always wonderful to see Armenian terrorist leaders and their advocates the ANCA in Congress, who are all under the umbrella organization called the Armenian Revolutionary Federation (Dashnaks) who caused many massacres in the events PRIOR to 1915 and after. They were also the leading organization to help fight the Nagorno Karabakh Invasion against Azerbaijan together with Armenian Armed Forces.