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USA recognizes Armenian Genocide

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Richard Wilson4 Richard Wilson4 VeteranOP
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#1 ·
The Democrats just slapped George Bush with another massive reality check. He’s out here sucking up to the Senate, begging them to back down because apparently Turkey is such a "strategic ally" in the war on terror...

France pulled the exact same move last year, totally ignoring all that US pressure on Turkey within the EU 👍
Joshua Diaz10 Joshua Diaz10 Member
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#2 ·
I’ve spent quite a bit of time writing about the grim news trickling out of Washington, D.C., and how greedy politicians seem to be the norm, but now I find myself compelled to write something positive. I am anticipating that the House will follow suit and confirm the foreign affairs committee's vote.
If anyone here happens to be well-versed in the political maneuvering behind this—specifically regarding how the Democrats are timing this particular *strike*—please do share your insights.
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hiddengardener84 hiddengardener84 Active Member
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#3 ·
This is a win, but mostly for Turkey and its leadership. 👍 Now they finally get to see what kind of devil they were playing with. I’m expecting to see American troops pulled out of Turkish territory soon—not just from there, but from every single Muslim territory occupied by the biggest looters and killers of our era. I’m calling on my Turkish brothers to return to our roots, to our true Islam, so that Turkey can lead all Islamic powers in the near future.
goldenmason172 goldenmason172 Active Member
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#4 ·
hiddengardener84 said:This is a win, but mostly for Turkey and its leadership. 👍 Now they finally get to see what kind of devil they were playing with. I’m expecting to see American troops pulled out of Turkish territory soon—not just from there, but from every single Muslim territory occupied by the biggest looters and killers of our era. I’m calling on my Turkish brothers to return to our roots, to our true Islam, so that Turkey can lead all Islamic powers in the near future.

It seems you just have a hard time facing the facts. It is an undeniable truth that Turkey committed a genocide, much like the atrocities attempted against the Jews.
hiddengardener84 hiddengardener84 Active Member
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#5 ·
goldenmason172 said:It seems you just have a hard time facing the facts. It is an undeniable truth that Turkey committed a genocide, much like the atrocities attempted against the Jews.

Back when Turkey was ruled by Sultans who actually had faith, this stuff didn't happen. But once that disgusting Jew Kemal Ataturk took over, everything changed. 😂Some idiot is still going to claim he did it in the name of Islam. 😂
goldenmason172 goldenmason172 Active Member
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#6 ·
hiddengardener84 said:Back when Turkey was ruled by Sultans who actually had faith, this stuff didn't happen. But once that disgusting Jew Kemal Ataturk took over, everything changed. 😂Some idiot is still going to claim he did it in the name of Islam. 😂

Here is the reality of the situation: Turkey committed one of the most massive genocides in human history, and as far as I am aware, Turkey is a nation governed by Islam!
Islam advocates for the following:

teaching the Quran 1
Fight against those who do not believe in Allah nor in the Last Day, and who do not forbid what Allah and His messenger have forbidden, and who do not profess the true faith—among those to whom the Book was given (Bible)—until they pay the jizya (Quran 9, 29). Jizya is an additional tax, essentially a protection racket paid by Jews and Christians living within Islamic states.
hiddengardener84 hiddengardener84 Active Member
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#7 ·
Turkey claims to be a secular nation, the only one left in Europe doing so, but thank God we see it happening every single day. Inch by inch, secularism just won't stick in Turkey, much like how it never really existed in Europe to begin with.
goldenmason172 goldenmason172 Active Member
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hiddengardener84 said:Turkey claims to be a secular nation, the only one left in Europe doing so, but thank God we see it happening every single day. Inch by inch, secularism just won't stick in Turkey, much like how it never really existed in Europe to begin with.

I suppose we'll just have to wait and see about that. You can be certain, however, that Turkey isn't nearly as backward as the Iranian republic! 👍
velvetmarlin24 velvetmarlin24 Member
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hiddengardener84 said:This is a win, but mostly for Turkey and its leadership. 👍 Now they finally get to see what kind of devil they were playing with. I’m expecting to see American troops pulled out of Turkish territory soon—not just from there, but from every single Muslim territory occupied by the biggest looters and killers of our era. I’m calling on my Turkish brothers to return to our roots, to our true Islam, so that Turkey can lead all Islamic powers in the near future.

It will end, but it will end with the final collapse of Islam. If things go that far, the West will certainly do everything in its power to ensure it happens. Unfortunately, the second part describes the core desire of Islam, which is to destroy the West because it always stays a few steps ahead of the East.
Charles Clark12 Charles Clark12 Newcomer
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#10 ·
The United States Senate has its moments of brilliance, though they are few and far between.
Sean Mitchell3 Sean Mitchell3 Newcomer
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® LUCKY ® said:Actually, a small number of Muslims really shows the world what Islam is all about. It’s a far cry from being some peaceful religion. Honestly, I think your Quran says a lot more about who you people actually are than you'd like to admit. But hey, don't sweat it—we've handled much tougher problems than this before! 🤔

Look at this keyboard warrior acting like a hero...😂

Anyway, this is a good move for Turkey.
goldenmason172 goldenmason172 Active Member
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#12 ·
Sean Mitchell3 said:Look at this keyboard warrior acting like a hero...😂

Anyway, this is a good move for Turkey.

How could anyone call that a good thing when it risks branding an entire nation as genocidal? Turkey is far too shrewd for such mistakes; they know exactly where their future lies, and while Islamic fundamentalists might dream big, Turkey keeps everything firmly under control. 👍
Ashley Rodriguez41 Ashley Rodriguez41 Member
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#13 ·
The Turks didn't just commit genocide against Armenians; they targeted Pontic Greeks too.

I guess the Armenians will never let them forget it.
Sean Mitchell3 Sean Mitchell3 Newcomer
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Ashley Rodriguez41 said:The Turks didn't just commit genocide against Armenians; they targeted Pontic Greeks too.

I guess the Armenians will never let them forget it.


Moguce. But honestly, both sides should stop acting so tough. If they keep pushing, the Turks might actually lose their minds and finish off whatever little is left of them.
goldenmason172 goldenmason172 Active Member
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#15 ·
Sean Mitchell3 said:Moguce. But honestly, both sides should stop acting so tough. If they keep pushing, the Turks might actually lose their minds and finish off whatever little is left of them.

What exactly does Islam command them to do? 🤔 🙂 ☕
hiddengardener84 hiddengardener84 Active Member
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velvetmarlin24 said:It will end, but it will end with the final collapse of Islam. If things go that far, the West will certainly do everything in its power to ensure it happens. Unfortunately, the second part describes the core desire of Islam, which is to destroy the West because it always stays a few steps ahead of the East.

That’s exactly what the people who started those twenty Crusades thought before they got stuck—and we all know how that turned out. Look at the last ones in Iraq and Afghanistan. They dove in headfirst and failed miserably. If it wasn't for Mossda taking out that mosque that sparked the whole Shia-Sunni conflict, things would be even worse. Americans are still dying in Iraq, and now they’re just dragging their tails out of there😂. In Afghanistan, the government—which is basically an American Zionist puppet regime—only controls half of Kabul, while the Taliban holds nearly a quarter👍. Luckily for them, they have guys like the Dance crew and other runners to do their dirty work, but that won't last. They haven't won a single war😲. Every single one ends the same way against Islam.
" 061:008. They intend to extinguish God's light with their mouths, but God will ensure His lights remain, no matter how much the disbelievers hate it. "
Anyone with half a brain knows that verse is enough👍
goldenmason172 goldenmason172 Active Member
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#17 ·
Just tell me one thing: why on earth are you rooting for the Taliban in Afghanistan? What happened to the will of the people to decide their own future? If my memory serves me right, aren't those same Taliban fanatics the kind of small-minded thugs who used to carry out executions of innocent women in stadiums? Honestly, it looks like that ignorant rabble is finally getting what’s coming to them. Cowards and pathetic creatures like that only know how to lash out at women—nothing else. I suppose they feel more "manly" through their faith! As Putin once pointed out, that scum should be eradicated like rats, and frankly, that is the one thing I actually agree with him on.
Robin Ramos2 Robin Ramos2 Active Member
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Richard Wilson4 said:The Democrats just slapped George Bush with another massive reality check. He’s out here sucking up to the Senate, begging them to back down because apparently Turkey is such a "strategic ally" in the war on terror...

France pulled the exact same move last year, totally ignoring all that US pressure on Turkey within the EU 👍

God, those Senate Democrats sure are brilliant. I guess they think they're being clever, but because of this completely useless symbolic gesture, the Turks will most likely launch an invasion into northern Kurdish Iraq. And honestly? That's just going to wreck the one part of Iraq that's actually peaceful and somewhat functional.
hiddengardener84 hiddengardener84 Active Member
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#19 ·
So, one day Ahmedinejad decides to call Israel a genocidal state. Big deal. And what? Are the Turks actually worried about what the Americans have to say? Even Hitler would look at their crimes against humanity—from environmental destruction to mass killings unseen since the Crusades—and feel outclassed.
Zachary Watson50 Zachary Watson50 Member
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Sean Mitchell3 said:Moguce. But honestly, both sides should stop acting so tough. If they keep pushing, the Turks might actually lose their minds and finish off whatever little is left of them.

So why don't those powerful Turks just attack Armenia then? It’s not like they lack the desire or the motivation... but I think they’re smart enough to realize that if they did, a Russian ICBM would be hovering right over Washington, D.C. and New York City. And even though they're part of NATO, the USA wouldn't be able to step in and protect them if they launched an open act of aggression.

I mean, I still remember back in '93 when the Americans really put those Turks in their place after they were ready to go in with air strikes against Armenia, which at the time was absolutely crushing their Azeri brothers. 🙂

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