SUPPORT JACK LANG & “LIBERTY FOR HISTORY”

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(Note: My thanks to https://armenians-1915.blogspot.com/2009/01/2729-armenian-tuggery-intimidation-in.html site for bringing this information to my knowledge. I am covering this issue as a gesture of support to Jack Lang, the courageous French politician who saw through the Armenian falsifications and bogus genocide claims and dared to change his position on the genocide claims. I believe his example will provide a most educational paradigm of how truth eventually wins over propaganda.)

Below, please find Jack Lang’s speech , 11 October 2008, Blois, France, which instantly attracted the poison arrows of a stunned Armenian lobby. Strident articles, nasty letters, and vitriolic internet posts poured from major Armenian lobbyists (and their ethocidal friends), quickly labeling this brave man a revisionist and a denialist, as well as calling him many choice names (some of which are not repeatable here but others like the following are: inconsistent, self-indulgent, felon, Judas, heinous negationist (?), scandalous, cynical, coward, shamed and dishonored France, insulted the values of humanism, etc., etc.)

It is interesting to note that Jack Lang had signed the preface to the book “the news of the genocide of Armenians” published by the CDCA in October 1999; one more reason not to trust the information presented in Armenian books.

Armenians questioned Lang’s alleged cynicism in his support of France’s Gayssot law which criminalizes denial of Jewish and Gypsy genocides. Armenian fail to understand the difference: the Jewish Holocaust is a fact supported by a court verdict (Nuremberg); Armenian genocide is an allegation, not supported by any court verdict and a much contested and discredited allegation at that. All Armenians have are a bunch of hearsay, forgeries, exaggerations, embellishments, and distortions, none of which help explain the Armenian propaganda, agitation, raids, terror, rebellions, treason, territorial demands, and the civil war all of this translated into causing half a million Muslim dead, mostly Turkish, in that order, between 1890 and 1921.

TERESET (temporary resettlement of 1915) is one frame in the 1890-1921 film. TERESET was a home security measure that was caused by the Armenian rebellions and treason during a time of war. None of this has anything to do with extermination of a people nor can it be explained by the term genocide. Genocide claims are political, not factual. Human suffering was universal and caused by all sides; selecting favorite victims out of this lot and ignoring the suffering of the rest is cruel, unethical, and inhuman.

Historians are best equipped to deal with the complexities of controversial history and they must be allowed full access to archives to do their jobs properly. Turkey opened her archives two decades ago and more than 80,000 scholars have used them since. The Republic of Armenia (Yerevan) , various Armenian churches (Istanbul, Etchimiadzin, Jerusalem, Mekhitarists, and more) and Armenian political associations (ARF, ANA, etc. in Boston, Glendale, etc.) and institutions (Zorian, Gomidas, etc.) need to open their archives and provide full access to scholars. Turkey propsed in 2005 establishment of a historians commission to study the matter but Armenian declined. The solution must be seen through more research, dialog, review, and debate; not less. Memory laws destroy freedom of speech on these issues and replace history scholarship with political partisanship.

Therefore, I salute jack Lang for his visionary and courageous stand in the matter of Turkish-Armenian conflict during WWI and for supporting more liberty, not less, for history.

SPEECH BY MR JACK LANG, 11 OCTOBER 2008, BLOIS, FRANCE

“I turn a word about who we meet, I do not at all exhausted in a few words, and I am surrounded at the moment of eminent specialists who have worked, and then in the room Similarly there are great historians intervene. Some words in bulk, I am not prepared to talk, a few words to say in bulk at the heart of this discussion is freedom, freedom of thought, freedom to seek, freedom to discover, freedom to ask questions. Freedom … and it is both a conviction and a temperament. I believe that in all matters relating to intelligence, art, creation, freedom must be the principle, sometimes even absolute, and we cannot make exceptions or conditions may, in certain circumstances perfectly defined, freedom of thought, including forgiveness may be politically incorrect, including think evil. If we do not recognize the right to think, think evil, then the point is freedom.

I will not think badly of course, everyone has their beliefs, values, but at the same time it should, except within certain limits, and unfortunately to propose a topic or question you are going to discuss, what we believe that by reasoning or by intuition or emotion or because we are citizens of that time, the law on the Holocaust and the denial of the Holocaust must be respected as such? Why, how? And why are we reserved, if not hostile to other acts of proclamation and especially to other criminal laws related to historical facts?

I take a concrete example to move forward, so I do not answer the question that I ask, it will be in the debates. To move forward a little in my question, I take the example of Armenia. It is that myself, so I have to say the truth as it should, I passed the first resolution of the National Assembly on the recognition, in quotes, can we say, because it is also necessary that historians do their work, the Armenian genocide. I voted because I thought it was an act of moral and repair history, and given the absolute refusal of the Turkish government to accept any discussion, any debate on this subject, it seemed to me the French National Assembly could perform this act. I do not know if I react the same way today, but in any case I have voted. And at the time, I was chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee of the National Assembly, so I am doubly guilty, if I may say, MP and chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee. However, I am prepared with force against the second law on Armenia, already at that time I committed a crime, vis a vis the instructions of my own group, I refused to vote as a text monstrous.

It allows the prosecution against historians, against persons, against citizens, against journalists, who would undertake to discuss, reflect on the magnitude, the reality on the forms of killing (there were massacres ) of Armenians committed by the Turkish armed. Yes, he must speak clearly, those who voted it did not at all a kind of moral commiseration, not at all a kind of attachment to a story. They did so simply by electoral concerns, thinking and raise the voice of the Armenian community of France, who deserves our respect. But at the same time, the duty of a senior politician, a member of Parliament, a minister, is to carry out its mandate with courage and conviction, and to resist any pressure whatsoever. And the consequence of this vote absurd, unacceptable to the National Assembly, was in Turkey itself, I participated as a guest professor of the Bilgi University in Istanbul, we were able to convene a committee of Historians mixed Turkish and Armenian, was a first, which had agreed to meet, discuss, think to compare their views, discuss their assessments. And this vote was such that it echoes blocked temporarily, this work is essential to understand, to know the historical reality in the region.

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SUPPORT JACK LANG AGAINST ARMENIAN INTIMIDATION AND THREATS

Please send your message of encouragement in English to Jack Lang via email at:

[email protected]

and/or

[email protected]

or by Fax to: + 03 21 30 91 22

Your support is not only for a politician who is intimidated and terrorized by Armenians, but also, perhaps even more so, for an idea: “liberty for history”…

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5 responses to “SUPPORT JACK LANG & “LIBERTY FOR HISTORY””

  1. Mr. Kirlikovali,

    Yout post is another example of your apparent unwillingness actually to read your posted material, and your knowing distortion of the material itself.

    The Lang speech, as poorly translated by google etc. as it may be, does not deny that Genocide of the Christian subjects did not occur. In fact, it posits that Turkish military units killed Armenians.

    Lang says that free speech is better than Denial laws, and as an American, I agree. I hope Turkey will agree someday that people asserting the Genocide thesis, or criticizing Ataurk may say what they want without prosecution or death. Remember what Dink said – he would deny the Genocide in France if the law passed.

    I call again to your attention your shameful and dishonorable conduct on January 19, 2007, when you said Dink was killed by an “anti-Turk’, code for an Armenian. You have yet to apologize to your readers or to the Dink family, or to tell your readers you were wrong. One hopes you agree today that you were wrong.

    There is no evidence that Lang has been threatened by any Armenian for turning about face about the utility of the Denial law. Your statement that he was threatened is once again shameful and defamatory.

    Have you read page 125 of the English translation of de Nogales yet?

    The only threat Lang and the other Deputies received came in 2006 when Turkey threatened to cancel military hardware orders.

    If you know of actual Armenian threats to Lang, please identify them.

    P.S. ‘false flag” messages don’t count.

  2. Jda, or should I say j, jd, ararat, manukyan, hasan, burcu, pierre, el mexicano, indian joe, murphy, 1915, etc. etc. etc. What name will you be using next (I counted up to 250 so far)

    You think anyone would believe you? If one chooses to believe you, then one might as well believe the world is flat.

    You have the nerve asking for apology from others when you lie everyday, today included. You create million fake names; regurgitate Armenian lobby texts as if your own; flabvor them with your own lies and distortions; and refuse to reveal your identity while dealing with honest people who reveal theirs as a matter of respect for the readers.

    Only an Armenian falsifier can still latch on to Dink killing while totally ognoring the 40+ killings by ARmenian terrorists, 200+ bombings, attacks, and assassination attmepts, by Armenian terrorists. Show me one statement by any ARmenian that condemns Armenian terrorism? Far from it, you people raised money for the Armenian terrorists legal defense funds and you treated them like heros… You still do. Look at Topalian, convicted terrorist, being invited to key note speecehs… To say what? How to murder Turks? That, you know well anyway, you don’t need Armenian terrorist to telkl you.

    When you have the decency to reveal your identity, write with your true identity and honesty, apologize for Armenian terrorism today and Armenian rebellions and treason yesterday, then we can read your gibberish.

    Got that, the rat in ararat?

  3. Mr. Kirlikovali,

    The identity of any poster, including myself, is separate from the merits of ideas and arguments. You are the only poster who identifies himself; all the others Turkish-, Armenian- or other- identified use first names, initials or combinations of names and letters. One conludes that you revel in attention, I imagine that the rest of us do not.

    Apart from your supreme cleverness in unpacking the word “Ararat”, it seems you cannot deal with the ideas posted: do you repudiate your January 19, 2007 comment in the pages of Turkish Digest that Dink was killed by Armenians, or as you put it, an “anti-Turk?” Can you read all of de Nogales, including page 125, or are you limited only to the parts you like concerning Turkish soldiers performing well?

  4. Jack Lang reaffirmed on February 20 that the Ottomans committed Genocide against the Armenians and ststed that Turkey should not be admitted to the EU until and unless it recognizes this fact.

  5. Jack Lang has made his point by resisting Armenian lobby’s efforts to criminalize difference of opinion via memory laws. he has been useful. That’s good enough for us.

    His opinion as to what Turkish-Armenian conflict is or iusn’t and what Turkey or EU should do about it is just that: his opinion. We respect differences of opinion and leave it at that. we respectfully agree to disagree.

    Now, if Armenian falsifiers like you, a man with million fake names which I will simply summarize as “the rat in ararat”, could understand this and act in a civilized manner, there would be no problems.

    But when Armenian falsifiers like you, the rat in ararat, resort to lies, deception, fajeries, swindling, intimidation, threats, attacks, violent protests, bombings, assassinations, and other heinous acts of terrorism, then there cannot be any rapproachment, healing, or closure.

    I know diaspora does not give a rat’s ass (pardon the pun, my dear “rat in ararat”) about the well being of Armenia Armenians and they will keep resorting to deception and violence, but this will only keep Armenia, a landlocked, poverty-stricken, corruption-ridden, violent, aggressive country where number one import is foreign aid and number one export is illegal aliens, more and more isolated… and desolate.

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