June 30, 2008

Armenian President Invites Turkish PM For Bilateral Relations

Posted at: 11:50 pm by Timothy Haroutunian
Categories: Armenia, Sports and Leisure

According to a Turkish website, the Turkish government has tried to make amends with the Armenians since 2005. They brought a plan to the Armenians who didn’t accept. However, the Turkish government almost broke ties with the US Government a few months ago when they demanded that the US call off the discussion about the Recognition of the Armenian Genocide. The US complied because the US uses their airspace for the damn war.

How can they claim that they want to discuss the 1915 situation in more detail when they don’t allow another country to make its own laws about facts that you are talking about. It seems that it is a little to close together.

Ponder that!

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