Comments on: AGBU President Addresses Normalization of Relations between Armenia and Turkey

By: Darwin Jamgochian

Darwin Jamgochian — Tue, 03 Nov 2009 02:39:48 +0000

Are we saying that Armenians need a Netanyahu? Someone that can alienate even his closest allies? If the majority of Armenia hasn’t revolted yet, it’s probably because they want to give the government the benefit of the doubt.
I see the Turks squirming as their so called allegiances are falling apart. If anything, Armenia has taken the high road and its the other side that’s still fussing over their game plan. I’m truly enjoying their fumbling around and want to see how they handle the upcoming resubmission of the genocide resolution now in Congress. The ball is definitely in their court.

By: Arman

Arman — Mon, 02 Nov 2009 22:24:52 +0000

I agree completely.

By: john

john — Sun, 01 Nov 2009 14:19:48 +0000

Please Berge; tell me a time when ‘going along’ with the international community benefited Armenia? No, the real enemy is all Armenians not having one unified vision and goal. This has always been our problem. Also, you fail to mention that the sudo Armenian president wasn’t elected by the people but by pure fraud. This alone has cost Armenia tens of millions of dollars in the millennium package. He is not only not legitimate and unqualified but you as well as he don’t understand the pure opportunistic nature of Turkey. Understand this: Turkey has no intentions of coming to terms with its past let alone to offer anything tangible for the massive loss it has caused the Armenian nation. The opening of the border is the only carrot Armenia will ever receive but in return will lose its right for world recognition and true justice for the Armenian Genocide as well as a just resolution for Karabagh. A phony ‘historical commission’ will not promote justice or lasting peace but contribute to the 94 years of pain for the Armenian nation as a whole. After all, denial is the last phase of genocide and so the Armenian genocide continues till this day!

By: Darwin Jamgochian

Darwin Jamgochian — Sun, 01 Nov 2009 13:36:42 +0000

If I understand the article correctly, I’m to believe that the Armenian side was under no pressure to accept the protocols. Will we ever know the truth? But then again we Armenians know “the truth” died 100 years ago.

By: Greg Khayyat

Greg Khayyat — Sun, 01 Nov 2009 12:46:42 +0000

Since when do we expect the A.G.B.U. to have an independant and serious view of the events? I remember during the soviet era their leaders did not even go to other arrmenian centres where there the Armenian yerakouyn Tricolor proudly displayed. Then suddenly they changed to the yerakouyn in shame of their abuse and boycott and just for that they should all have resigned. They act like spineless people navigating always with the “easy”.