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ARMENIANS IN ATTACK MODE FOR GENOCIDE PRESENTATION, TURKS ARE IN FIGHT FOR POWER
Sabah, Turkey
March 15 2007
While the US Senate is discussing the draft bill for the Armenian
genocide, Turkish residents in the US have fallen into confusion
regarding the administration of Turkish-American Associations
Federation (FTAA).
A power struggle between the former and current presidents of FTAA
has grown violent with unjustified benefit and theft claims. Former
president Ata Erim has qualified those who will sue him as 'the most
inglorious people.'
The power struggle in the ATAA, which was founded to defend Turkey's
rights and to assist Turkish societies in the United States, is
overshadowing the struggle against Armenians.
In the fight between new president Atilla Pak and former president
Ata Erim, both parties are now accusing each other of theft and for
acquiring unjustified benefit.
Erim has claimed Pak was a theft for transacting a check for $250 to
his own account; the money sent from the Florida Turkish Association
and announced that he will take this issue to the court. Erim, who
is in Turkey at the moment, has carried the issue to the Minister of
State Mehmet Aydýn and other diplomatic representatives in the US.
Pak has denied all assertions and said he will prove his innocence
with legal paperwork. "
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Sabah, Turkey
March 15 2007
While the US Senate is discussing the draft bill for the Armenian
genocide, Turkish residents in the US have fallen into confusion
regarding the administration of Turkish-American Associations
Federation (FTAA).
A power struggle between the former and current presidents of FTAA
has grown violent with unjustified benefit and theft claims. Former
president Ata Erim has qualified those who will sue him as 'the most
inglorious people.'
The power struggle in the ATAA, which was founded to defend Turkey's
rights and to assist Turkish societies in the United States, is
overshadowing the struggle against Armenians.
In the fight between new president Atilla Pak and former president
Ata Erim, both parties are now accusing each other of theft and for
acquiring unjustified benefit.
Erim has claimed Pak was a theft for transacting a check for $250 to
his own account; the money sent from the Florida Turkish Association
and announced that he will take this issue to the court. Erim, who
is in Turkey at the moment, has carried the issue to the Minister of
State Mehmet Aydýn and other diplomatic representatives in the US.
Pak has denied all assertions and said he will prove his innocence
with legal paperwork. "
--Boundary_(ID_HaTy8NRuVRdOEqODq5bnUg)--