Ed Gruberman: "Pelosi, Turkey and the "Armenian Genocide"

Source:  Ed Gruberman – Ti Kwan Leep

The Democratic congress has sunk to a new low. Since they cannot just pick a date that they want US forces in Iraq to surrender to the Islamofacist dogs that the military is now beating and beating badly they have decided to do an end-around and possibly help kill our soldiers and leave those who do live high-and-dry without up to 70% of the supplies currently getting to them through Incirlik Air Base near Adana in Turkey. It’s the transshipment point for about 70% of all air cargo (including 33% of the fuel) going to supply US forces in Iraq. Included are about 95% of the new “MRAP” — mine-resistant, ambush-protected — vehicles designed to save the lives of American troops. Turkey wasn’t always this helpful. In 2003, the Turks refused permission for the 4th Infantry Division to enter Iraq through Turkey.

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The way they are doing it…

A non-binding resolution passed on October 10 by the House Foreign Affairs Committee that labels the 1915-1923 massacre of Armenians by the Ottoman Empire a genocide. Such resolutions can be passed by either or both houses of Congress and are not subject to presidential veto.The Armenian Genocide was carried out by the “Young Turk” government of the Ottoman Empire in 1915-1916 (with subsidiaries to 1922-23). One and a half million Armenians were killed, out of a total of two and a half million Armenians in the Ottoman Empire. (Click here for the details)Turkey’s Erdogan government has indicated that if the House of Representatives takes action on a non-binding resolution being pushed by Speaker Pelosi, Turkey might revoke our ability to use Incirlik as a way point for Iraq supplies.Simply stated, if they pass the resolution the “Moderate” Turkish government will take away our ability to use Incirlik Air Base as the jumping off point for our troops leaving them high-and-dry, and for what? Political Power…On October 11, Pelosi said, “While that may have been a long time ago, genocide is taking place now in Darfur, it did within recent memory in Rwanda, so as long as there is genocide there is need to speak out against it.” Well where was she when Bill Clinton turned his head on Rwanda and over a million people were chopped up by machetes? Sitting in San Fransisco that’s where she was.

But since taking office she and the Democrats have been unable to do anything about the war and that they consistently say they support our troops but not the fight. Well madame speaker, I think you’re nothing more than a treasonous crybaby and you are willing to do anything to stay in power. You make me sick. We all see through your attempt to back-door our troops on the ground and that power that you are so deeply in love with… is going to go out the door when our brothers, sons, fathers, daughters and mothers are left on the battlefield without rations, armor and bullets.

Many of the details in this article are from HumanEvents.com

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2 Responses to Ed Gruberman: "Pelosi, Turkey and the "Armenian Genocide"

  1. Jerry Sabo says:

    I cannot see for any reason something that happened almost 90 yrs. ago being screwed with by the US congress. No one argued with Stalin, Hitler, Pol Pot or any other nutcase in history. Perhaps thiis is a ploy to try and starve our troops out of Iraq!

  2. Administrator says:

    I would hate to think that our Congress would be that petty, but part of me wouldn’t put it past this do-nothing Congress and their leadership at the moment. However, this wasn’t the first time Congress has tried condemning the killings. During the Clinton administration, a similar resolution passed committee and was sent to Congress for a vote. Clinton begged the then Republican-controlled Congress not to vote on it, and they heeded his request. I don’t think the Democratic leadership will do the same, unfortunately.

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