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RECOGNITION OF ARMENIAN GENOCIDE IN FAVOR OF USA: KIRO MANOYAN
ArmInfo
2009-03-16 14:23:00
ArmInfo.Recognition of Armenian Genocide is in favor of USA since it
needs an ally that will confess to committing genocide, ARF Bureau's
Hay Dat and Political Affairs Office Director Kiro Manoyan told
media Monday.
'Americans do not need an ally that may speak with the United States
through blackmail. Given this fact, President Barack Obama is likely
to use the words "Armenian genocide" in his speech on April 24. It
is serious. Obama personally gave promises during his campaign and
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and Vice President Joe Biden
have been fighting for recognition of genocide for a long time', he
said. Barack Obama's visit to Turkey scheduled for April 6 testifies
that Obama has decided to use the word 'genocide' and will leave for
Turkey to blandish the authorities.
'The next step of the United States after genocide recognition is
discussions on this issue in the Turkish public. We are at this
very stage.
Recognition may be delayed but the authorities have already launched
discussions with Turkish public and this should be intensified. The
action of apology signed by over 30000 citizens of Turkey is a good
example of the aforementioned', Manoyan said.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
ArmInfo
2009-03-16 14:23:00
ArmInfo.Recognition of Armenian Genocide is in favor of USA since it
needs an ally that will confess to committing genocide, ARF Bureau's
Hay Dat and Political Affairs Office Director Kiro Manoyan told
media Monday.
'Americans do not need an ally that may speak with the United States
through blackmail. Given this fact, President Barack Obama is likely
to use the words "Armenian genocide" in his speech on April 24. It
is serious. Obama personally gave promises during his campaign and
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and Vice President Joe Biden
have been fighting for recognition of genocide for a long time', he
said. Barack Obama's visit to Turkey scheduled for April 6 testifies
that Obama has decided to use the word 'genocide' and will leave for
Turkey to blandish the authorities.
'The next step of the United States after genocide recognition is
discussions on this issue in the Turkish public. We are at this
very stage.
Recognition may be delayed but the authorities have already launched
discussions with Turkish public and this should be intensified. The
action of apology signed by over 30000 citizens of Turkey is a good
example of the aforementioned', Manoyan said.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress