It's about that time when Armenians should remind the president Barak Obama to honor his pledge acknowledging the 1915 Turks act as Genocide.
Mr. Obama supported our cause and shared with the ANCA a strongly worded statement calling for the Congressional passage of the Armenian Genocide and pledging that, as president, he will recognize the Armenian Genocide.
"America deserves a leader who speaks truthfully about the Armenian Genocide and responds forcefully to all genocides. I intend to be that President." Barack Obama
Let's remind President Barack Obama of his pledge by signing this petition.
This is a call to all Armenians around the world.
It's about time we let the world acknowledge the Armenian genocide; the bloodshed of the century.
"... the Armenian massacre was the greatest crime of the war, and the failure to act against Turkey is to condone it . . . the failure to deal radically with the Turkish horror means that all talk of guaranteeing the future peace of the world is mischievous nonsense" Theodore Roosevelt
The victims of the Horrible Armenian Holocaust of 1915 have the inherent GOD-given rights to be remembered and treated as full-fledged and honored human beings.
As such, the President of the United States must honor their memory and fully acknowledge what ensued, irrespective of the antagonistic powerful lobbying groups say or do.
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Anahit Verma
17 years ago
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JUSTICE FOR THE 1.5 MILLION. It is a disgrace that we still have to ask for the truth 100 years later. DO THE RIGHT THING.
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Levon Reeves
17 years ago
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He promised us he would do it. Stop hiding from the truth Mr. President, my grandparents suffered enough without being erased by politics.
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It's about that time when Armenians should remind the president Barak Obama to honor his pledge acknowledging the 1915 Turks act as Genocide.
Mr. Obama supported our cause and shared with the ANCA a strongly worded statement calling for the Congressional passage of the Armenian Genocide and pledging that, as president, he will recognize the Armenian Genocide.
"America deserves a leader who speaks truthfully about the Armenian Genocide and responds forcefully to all genocides. I intend to be that President." Barack Obama
Let's remind President Barack Obama of his pledge by signing this petition.
This is a call to all Armenians around the world.
It's about time we let the world acknowledge the Armenian genocide; the bloodshed of the century.
"... the Armenian massacre was the greatest crime of the war, and the failure to act against Turkey is to condone it . . . the failure to deal radically with the Turkish horror means that all talk of guaranteeing the future peace of the world is mischievous nonsense" Theodore Roosevelt
The victims of the Horrible Armenian Holocaust of 1915 have the inherent GOD-given rights to be remembered and treated as full-fledged and honored human beings.
As such, the President of the United States must honor their memory and fully acknowledge what ensued, irrespective of the antagonistic powerful lobbying groups say or do.
A
Anahit Verma
17 years ago
Featured
JUSTICE FOR THE 1.5 MILLION. It is a disgrace that we still have to ask for the truth 100 years later. DO THE RIGHT THING.
L
Levon Reeves
17 years ago
Featured
He promised us he would do it. Stop hiding from the truth Mr. President, my grandparents suffered enough without being erased by politics.
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The victims of the Horrible Armenian Holocaust of 1915 have the inherent GOD-given rights to be remembered and treated as full-fledged and honored human beings. As such, the President of the United States must honor their memory and fully acknowledge what ensued, irrespective of the antagonistic powerful lobbying groups say or do.