shahmaran wrote:Turkey has openly said that the Historians should investigate, Orhan did not only say that it DID happen, he also gave exagerated numbers on both Armenians and Kurds, which he had no proof of, and on top of all of that he also insulted Ataturk in his books, therfore making him a very unpoppular character in Turkey, so get your facts straight pistilos...
well why doesn't turkey open her own archves with her own historians and examine the evidence and present them to shut everyone up. create a debate within the country, and there is nothing wrong with this approach. any idea on this?
i think you are confused, orhan went to court, not for insulting ataturk, which in a not brainwashed society is the norm to critisize, he would have been lynched by the wolvies shahmaran. but for questioning the armenian genocide. and so what if he qouted numbers, can't the state refute him? is is against the law to quote numbers shahmaran? why land him in court.
the funny thing is that facts are staring you in the face but you find denial due to a lenghty brainwashing process to dismiss everything even if the facts are staring you right in the face.
and the biggest fact is, why in turkey is a criminal offence to have opinions about history that refute state line? because you are covering something, simple as that.
here is another one shahmaran. why lattifas letters ain't publish for all to see about the great man? why do you think? do you think there is something is in those letters that wil bring the big man down and create mass hysteria? whas he a meat lover? did he like boys? what would be so damning that the state won't alow publication? what is the turkey state hiding?
because if turkey wasn't hiding anything she would have gotten extra miles in publishing those letters.
what really surprices me is, you as a young intelligent man, is unable to look at something, question it and see the obvious.