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ARMENIAN GENOCIDE WAS PERPETRATED BY SADISTIC HUMAN BEINGS WHO TRANSCENDED HUMANITY
PanARMENIAN.Net
24.04.2007 14:57 GMT+04:00
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ "Horrific Armenian genocide that was inflicted
on the Armenian people is a crime against humanity," Zulfi Buhkari,
president of Muslim Public Affairs Committee of the U.K. (MPACUK),
wrote yesterday in response to a mail addressed by Eilian Williams
(Armenia Solidarity United Kingdom and British-Armenian All-Party
Parliamentary Group), independent French journalist Jean Eckian told
PanARMENIAN.Net.
In this mail, Zulfi Buhkari continues: "MPACUK extend the hand of
condolence for your people's suffering.
You deserve the recognition and support of everyone including the
Turkish people who have to accept that the crime was committed in
their name against a vulnerable minority whose only sin was to be
born Armenian in (what is now) Turkey.
Quite correctly you have noticed that the British Government have
hedged and fudged their condemnation of the first Holocaust, and
prevaricated due to 'insufficient evidence' as a smoke screen not
to offend Turkey as a powerful member of NATO. However it is not in
Turkey's interest to deny its past, and neither is it in the interest
of justice to put the onus of proof on the victims. Historians are
prone to be political animals, however History has a compelling force
of making the truth known."
Without ruining the tone of the email, MPACUK does not accept that
this was a Muslim crime, or a crime done in the name of Islam. "It
was done by evil, sadistic human beings who unfortunately transcended
religion, race, sexuality and even humanity."
PanARMENIAN.Net
24.04.2007 14:57 GMT+04:00
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ "Horrific Armenian genocide that was inflicted
on the Armenian people is a crime against humanity," Zulfi Buhkari,
president of Muslim Public Affairs Committee of the U.K. (MPACUK),
wrote yesterday in response to a mail addressed by Eilian Williams
(Armenia Solidarity United Kingdom and British-Armenian All-Party
Parliamentary Group), independent French journalist Jean Eckian told
PanARMENIAN.Net.
In this mail, Zulfi Buhkari continues: "MPACUK extend the hand of
condolence for your people's suffering.
You deserve the recognition and support of everyone including the
Turkish people who have to accept that the crime was committed in
their name against a vulnerable minority whose only sin was to be
born Armenian in (what is now) Turkey.
Quite correctly you have noticed that the British Government have
hedged and fudged their condemnation of the first Holocaust, and
prevaricated due to 'insufficient evidence' as a smoke screen not
to offend Turkey as a powerful member of NATO. However it is not in
Turkey's interest to deny its past, and neither is it in the interest
of justice to put the onus of proof on the victims. Historians are
prone to be political animals, however History has a compelling force
of making the truth known."
Without ruining the tone of the email, MPACUK does not accept that
this was a Muslim crime, or a crime done in the name of Islam. "It
was done by evil, sadistic human beings who unfortunately transcended
religion, race, sexuality and even humanity."