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    ANCA CHAIRMAN CALLED ON ARMENIANS WORLDWIDE TO CHOOSE SURVIVAL OVER SURRENDER

    PanARMENIAN.Net
    12.11.2009 10:58 GMT+04:00

    /PanARMENIAN.Net/ Armenian National Committee of America (ANCA)
    Chairman Ken Hachikian called on Armenians worldwide to choose
    survival over surrender, in his remarks before federal, state,
    and local public officials, a broad array of coalition partners,
    and hundreds of community leaders gathered on November 8th at the
    Pasadena Convention Center for the ANC-Western Region's annual banquet.

    "The tavern keepers of our day argue that the path they advocate will
    lead to peace and prosperity, when, in reality, it only defers the day
    when our nation will pay the full price for their surrender. They would
    have us accept - under foreign pressure - the "Protocols" being forced
    upon the Armenian nation, even though they clearly threaten Armenia's
    security, abandon the rights of all Armenians, and cast doubt on the
    Armenian Genocide. They would have us adopt the Madrid Principles,
    which trade the surrender of vast Armenian lands, today, in return
    for a vague promise that Azerbaijan may someday allow a decision on
    Artsakh's future status," Ken Hachikian said. "This is clearly the
    road to an unconditional surrender, the path to appeasement, and the
    slippery slope of accommodation," he said.

    "Let me be clear: It is on this road that we will witness the death of
    the Armenian Cause and, with it, the viability of the Armenian nation.

    The choice, for us. We must reject retreat. We must reject surrender
    - on the Protocols, the Madrid Principles, justice for our nation,
    and freedom for our people - and choose instead a path forward based
    on hope and wisdom, not fear," the ANCA Chairman said.
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