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WE SHOULD NOT LOSE TURKEY
Sabah, Turkey
March 12 2007
A democrat member of the US House of Representatives, Wexler, said:
"The Armenian bill will not pass."
Robert Wexler, the co-chairman of the Turkish group of the Congress,
said: "The logistic support to the US soldiers in Iraq is carried
out via Turkey. We need Turkey's support more than we did in the past
and we should not lose Turkey."
"We should not lose Turkey"
The democrat member of the US House of Representatives, Robert Wexler,
said: "we should not lose such a significant ally as Turkey".
He added: "as the USA, we did not even take the first step for keeping
our promises to Turkey".
As the debates on the Armenian genocide bill submitted to the US
House of Representatives go on, Robert Wexler, the co-chairman of the
Turkish group of the Congress, stated that the USA should not lose such
a significant ally as Turkey. He added: "as the USA, we did not even
take the first step for keeping our promises to Turkey." Robert Wexler,
who defines himself as an ally and fan of Turkey, stated that he does
not believe that the Armenian bill will be accepted in the US Congress.
Sabah, Turkey
March 12 2007
A democrat member of the US House of Representatives, Wexler, said:
"The Armenian bill will not pass."
Robert Wexler, the co-chairman of the Turkish group of the Congress,
said: "The logistic support to the US soldiers in Iraq is carried
out via Turkey. We need Turkey's support more than we did in the past
and we should not lose Turkey."
"We should not lose Turkey"
The democrat member of the US House of Representatives, Robert Wexler,
said: "we should not lose such a significant ally as Turkey".
He added: "as the USA, we did not even take the first step for keeping
our promises to Turkey".
As the debates on the Armenian genocide bill submitted to the US
House of Representatives go on, Robert Wexler, the co-chairman of the
Turkish group of the Congress, stated that the USA should not lose such
a significant ally as Turkey. He added: "as the USA, we did not even
take the first step for keeping our promises to Turkey." Robert Wexler,
who defines himself as an ally and fan of Turkey, stated that he does
not believe that the Armenian bill will be accepted in the US Congress.