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Co-Exist, you know, like the Ground Zero Mosque.
From Jawa:
Less than 100 years after the Armenian genocide, Turkish Muslims hold prayer service in an Armenian church:
The Pact of Umar still intact after 1400 years.
The Muslim prayer service at the Armenian church was described by Turkish authorities as an effort of "tolerance and goodwill towards Armenians."
Sound familiar? That's the same excuse Imam Rauf and other proponents use to justify their Ground Zero Victory Mosque.
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Great Moments In The History of Co-Existence: Turkish Muslims Pray In Church They Stole From Armenians After Genocide
Co-Exist, you know, like the Ground Zero Mosque.
From Jawa:
Less than 100 years after the Armenian genocide, Turkish Muslims hold prayer service in an Armenian church:
The Pact of Umar still intact after 1400 years.
The Muslim prayer service at the Armenian church was described by Turkish authorities as an effort of "tolerance and goodwill towards Armenians."
Sound familiar? That's the same excuse Imam Rauf and other proponents use to justify their Ground Zero Victory Mosque.
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- Video: Jihad: The Genocide Of The Armenians (6 Parts)
The Armenian Genocide — also known as the Armenian Holocaust, Great Calamity or the Armenian Massacre — was the forcible deportation and massacring of hundreds of thousands to over 1.5 million Armenians during the government of the Young Turks from...
- Turkish Teen Murdered An Armenian Journalist
The hatred in Turkey for Armenians is still present, as the following report can tell: Police on Saturday detained a teenager suspected of slaying an ethnic Armenian journalist, acting on a tip from the boy’s father after his picture was broadcast on...
- Statue Comemorating Armenian Genocide Destroyed In France - "it Might Have Been Stolen For The Metal"
Or, so say the police. Remember, this comes hard on the heels of the proposal of a new law making it a crime to deny the Armenian genocide. Yep, and all of the sudden, I guess, some "youths" got so hungry (you know, because they don't have "jobs")...