Invitation from Houston Azerbaijanis:

    "It is time to let the world know about Armenian war crimes, time to tell the world about Armenian terrorism, it is time to demand that those responsible for the Khojaly Massacre are punished. All these years we have been learning to defend... Let us take the lead now. We are inviting you to join us for the rally dedicated to the memory of the victims of the Khojaly Massacre. The rally will take place on Saturday, February 28 (the date may change depending on weather conditions) in the Galleria area from 1-3 p.m. We will be meeting at Starbucks cafe (intersection Westheimer/Post Oak) at 1:00 pm to distribute posters and flyers, and coordinate our actions."

     


    Posted by Lincoln McCurdy*
    NJ Voices Guest Blogger March 02, 2009
    blog.nj.com

     
    Recently, a letter seeking cosponsors for a renewed drive to secure the adoption of an "Armenian Genocide Resolution" was circulated on Capitol Hill. The lead authors of the proposed legislation included four members of congress from districts with sizable Armenian constituents. They included Armenian Caucus Co-Chairman Frank Pallone (D-NJ).

    Rep. Pallone has turned his office in the U.S. Congress, home also to tens of thousands of New Jerseyans of Turkish descent, into an anti-Turkey nerve center.

     

    During the 2008 elections campaign, David Krikorian slung mud at the incumbent Congresswoman Jean Schmidt (R-Ohio) by claiming that "Representative Jean Schmidt had taken $30,000 in blood money to deny the genocide of Christian Armenians by Muslim Turks.”

    This was of course another Armenian smear campaign, which they use against any congressional or local candidate who refuse to take for granted their narrow-minded arguments, falsified genocide claims and fanatical anti-Turkish agenda.

     

               

               

               

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