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Anadolu Agency, Turkey
March 5 2010
Turkish Speaker expects USA's Congress to rectify "unacceptable mistake"
Rome, 5 March: Turkish Parliament Speaker Mehmet Ali Sahin said
Thursday, "we see that so-called Armenian allegations have corroded
and lost credibility," while commenting on approval of a resolution on
Armenian allegations by the US House of Representatives Committee on
Foreign Affairs.
Sahin, currently on a visit to Rome, said, "parliaments, particularly
contemporary parliaments make laws, they don't write history.
Unfortunately, US parliament attempted to make history, which is an
unacceptable mistake."
"I also think that world parliaments from now on should not make such
allegations, which lost credibility, be a topic. We also expect and
wish US Parliament to correct this historical mistake soon," Sahin
said.
From: Baghdasarian
March 5 2010
Turkish Speaker expects USA's Congress to rectify "unacceptable mistake"
Rome, 5 March: Turkish Parliament Speaker Mehmet Ali Sahin said
Thursday, "we see that so-called Armenian allegations have corroded
and lost credibility," while commenting on approval of a resolution on
Armenian allegations by the US House of Representatives Committee on
Foreign Affairs.
Sahin, currently on a visit to Rome, said, "parliaments, particularly
contemporary parliaments make laws, they don't write history.
Unfortunately, US parliament attempted to make history, which is an
unacceptable mistake."
"I also think that world parliaments from now on should not make such
allegations, which lost credibility, be a topic. We also expect and
wish US Parliament to correct this historical mistake soon," Sahin
said.
From: Baghdasarian