http://armenians-1915.blogspot.com/2007/10/2064-media-scanner-15-oct-2007.html
15.10.2007 PanARMENIAN.Net/ Armenia’s representative in the Organization of the Black Sea Economic Cooperation, Karen Mirzoyan (residence in Istanbul), confirmed that Armenian citizens are being arrested in Turkey. “I have got information proving this fact. However, I am not competent for such kind of issues and cannot furnish a more precise information,” Karen Mirzoyan said, RFE/RL reports.
Irish Times newspaper reported that some 100 Armenians - illegal migrants - were detained in Turkey for further deportation to the homeland. “Their deportation is viewed as revenge to adoption of the Armenian Genocide resolution by the U.S. House Foreign Affairs Committee,” the newspaper said.
Meanwhile, Karen Mirzoyan said that Armenians who illegally resided in Turkey were detained “with a purpose of deportation over violation of visa regime.”
2007-10-16
01:39:54
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Will Turkey arrest and deport some 70 to 80 Thousand illegal Armenian immigrant workers now ? It appears that it has already started.
2007-10-16
01:41:07 ·
update #1
Dear Tanju Abi,
I am not complaining, I think you have misread the question. My point being do you think the Armenian Diaspora in the US has "Cut it's own neck" by pushing for the recognition of the fallacious Armenian Genocide claim. 70 to 80 Thousand poor Armenians that were earning a living and sending money back to Armenia are now going to be deported, that is my question in reality.
EDIT to Bird : How come you forgot the last part of your nick name "Brain".
2007-10-16
02:08:44 ·
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Dear Lady of the Grand Old Party Coryann you sometimes make sense, now I appreciate that you mean well in your answer and it is a true and heart felt answer however I must disagree with you. The reason being Emotions can not have any place in a system of justice, it's not like the movies. By that I mean the Armenians allege Genocide a Criminal Offence and want a Political Recognition because they can not get a proper Judicial One i.e. in the International Court of Justice or similar. They tried with the Malta Tribunals (but you already know about those) and Lord Curzon (British) reported that there was no evidence of "Outrages against the Armenians" which could be proved against the Ottoman leadership some 144 which they had arrested and conveyed to Malta kept there for 2 1/2 years then released without even being CHARGED let alone acquitted. A small fact that most Armenians tend to brush aside. There must be no fear nor favour in the administration of justice.
2007-10-16
02:41:16 ·
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EDIT: Missy Pink Gee if that's the case and Turkey is like USA's Mexico what does that make Armenia and the 70 to 80 thousand illegal Armenians working in Turkey trying to feed their families back home ?? Ever thought about that before putting your comment up ??
2007-10-16
05:23:21 ·
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EDIT Mr Beemer you have made a comment which I actually partially agree with you, and that is the part where you say, "THEY SHOULDN'T HAVE BEEN THERE IN THE FIRST PLACE." Right on the ball there can you tell me why they are there ?
2007-10-16
05:41:31 ·
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I agree with Mr.Fred Hiatt!
Armenians Who Need Help Today
By Fred Hiatt
Monday, October 15, 2007;
"Imagine what the Armenian diaspora might have accomplished had it worked as hard for democracy in Armenia as it did for congressional recognition of the genocide Armenians suffered nearly a century ago. It's even possible that modern Armenia would be as democratic as modern Turkey. "
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2007/10/14/AR2007101400957.html
2007-10-16 02:39:12
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answered by Anonymous
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Turkey never threatened Armenians. Therefore it is impossible for Turkey to execute a nonexistant threat.
On the other hand, Turkey has every right to find and deport illegal workers. If there is anybody who has grievances about this issue, they should look at the French example and then talk.
I haven't heard of any such report, and I am watching the press keenly. General public opinion is that these illegal workers are poor people trying to earn a living and I don't think anybody would harass them for the doings of the "rich people living off their dad's money" (troll's words, not mine) in USA.
Edit: The question is, if Armenians in USA are so rich, can spend so much money for a resolution, why are the 3 million people in Armenia still poor? Why don't they have jobs in their own country? Is it so hard to create jobs for those people? And most importantly, why is it me, the "evil Turk", who is thinking about the welfare of those people? Why isn't it the diaspora Armenians?
2007-10-16 02:18:53
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answered by Totally Blunt 7
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Why don't you just admit you enjoy the deaths or Armenians? After all, you treat them so well, right? And look how they respect you. They don't. Maybe you should pull another genocide party to be popular all over the world again.
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answered by Anonymous
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I wouldn't be surprise, Turk, is always a Turk,
I read many answerer's comments, that Armenian should not been in Turkey in the first place, Turks, look at your citizens, you are all over the world, scrolling illegally in all European countries, even the USA. Before jumping to conclusion and start arresting people, call on your people from our countries, any how, justice will prevail soon or later, the paged in the lying book has ended, Turkey no more pages, no more lies.
2007-10-16 09:57:49
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answered by Zarzoorner 3
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I don't think so. Those who came out with that probably thinks everyone will lap it up in sympathy of them. That is what you call "pushing it for all its worth."
They are so obviously dumb to think one would buy into that Bulls*hit. Well maybe some would like those here, but not the majority. Maybe they got their info mixed up again with France and Sarkozy.
To the answerer above me:
If Armenians will always be Armenian and things wouldnt go their way? How do you think they will go about and manage to pull of assasinating those in Congress like they did those Turkish diplomats. Death by cappucino perhaps?
2007-10-16 18:47:09
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answered by Anonymous
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Very good question, thank you for it...
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First of all, its Turkey legal wright. Nobody can her blame for deportation armenian citizens working in Turkey without visa.
It is already discussed in YA as a short-term measures # 4 in below link...
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=Ao_5VAjgPdlM0PROTRXoKiFf7RR.;_ylv=3?qid=20071016010227AAhMaO9
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Lady GOP: All efforts of Armenian Diaspora can't force Turks to accept genocide, but create tension..
Deportation makes not only Armenia and diaspora busy but also creates pressure on both. I believe that, every week thousands of Armenian will be deported... It seems to complete deportations of all armenians working in Turkey without visa will take nearly two year...
Every measure will be benefit of Turkey, now you should start thinking...
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Artistic Hand : Being in a country in a illegal way such as without visa is ILLEGAL... And for deportation, first you should arrest them...
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2007-10-16 03:33:29
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answered by Mehmet K 3
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Is this a new joke? Everyday European countries (and the US) deport so many foreigners who entered their countries illegally, or are staying there illegally. This is the first time I hear of Turkey deporting Armenian citizens.
2007-10-16 08:08:16
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answered by anlarm 5
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Its not a surprise I was even expecting some killings. By law the government can and should deport illegal immigrants. They are most likely being deported because of the Armenian Genocide resolution in USA, but they shouldn't have been there in the first place.
There is more than one million Armenians in Turkey that are either living in fear, or don't even know that they are Armenian, or have been converted to Islam by force and forgot the past and live as a Turk.
2007-10-16 05:25:42
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answered by Dr. Beemer 4
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If the Turks have so much money and are so rich to pay off people like Speaker Hastert to deny the genocide and spend thousands on PR Firms to build their image, why are Turks so poor. Why are their tons of illegal Turks in Gemany working jobs like making kebobs and cleaning the floors?
Turkey is the USAs Mexico.
2007-10-16 05:17:15
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answered by Anonymous
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Alrighty now enough my sleeve
is soaked from the forced tears
of grunt who now claims she
cares more for the Armenians
then the Armenians. Its a sick
game for her and she is playing
every imaginable angle she can
for what, sympathy HA...every
other sentence out of your yapper
is about the ASALA a far cry from the PKK
which she hardly ever mentions somehow
I get the feeling your objective is
only to amplify more of a racist image
for your country. Then people in this section
have the gaul to bring up the Artin Pentik the
one poor soul who agreed with the
Turks and burned himself alive over it.
What was the purpose of it to remind
us of the torture and grief the Armenian- turkish
people must endure in Turkey.
They should get the hell out of there
anyway the entire country has not
shown one ounce of movement toward
democracy and probably never will.
The poverty Armenia suffers today
is a reminder that Turkeys malicious
acts against Armenians still continues,
by land locking them
turkey can add another
crime against humanity to their list.
2007-10-16 07:24:20
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answered by Alana Awareness 2
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