Comments on: Dissecting Kessab: What is (and Isn’t) Happening in the Historical Armenian Town

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By: Dave

Dave — Tue, 08 Apr 2014 15:15:05 +0000

What a great article!
In order to determine what really happened in Kessab we have to send a 100-person fact -finding U.N. team to that village, interview every jihadi, interview every refugee in Latakian, use microscopes to search the ground in Kessab, and take DNA samples from all participants.

Then we need to interview Erdogan, subject him to a polygraph test, and ask him if we can do research in his government’s secret files. Then we have to get Vahakn Dadrian to produce a book on what happened in Kessab, hold panel discussions all over the world, and get the US Congress to pass a resolution on Kessab describing what happened. Hopefully, Senator John McCain will be a co-sponsor.

We must establish absolute credibility on Kessab, or the world will not believe us. To accomplish all this, I suggest we start by trying to raise a $10 million research fund, and establish a Chair of Kessab Studies at some American university. This will take us to the year 2114, the 100th anniversary of the Kessab incident, by which time we should have some idea of what really happened in Kessab. If not, we can always establish a Turkish – Armenian Reconciliation Commision (TARC) to try to bring the two sides together in mutual love and respect for the two competing nationalist narratives.

By: Shahane

Shahane — Sun, 06 Apr 2014 11:57:25 +0000

Misinformation only discredits the problem at hand and the source of the information from where it comes. Justifying such actions of misinformation with remarks like Turkey does it, Azerbaijan does it and the US does it, only brings you down to their level and has you agreeing with their methods too.

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Sun, 06 Apr 2014 06:19:44 +0000

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By: Jack Kalpakian

Jack Kalpakian — Sat, 05 Apr 2014 11:43:39 +0000

No Susan, facts are obsolete. You do this with narrative and with the mobilization of bias — these are the ugly facts of political life in the US. The pure minded need not apply.

By: daniel

daniel — Fri, 04 Apr 2014 23:05:34 +0000

Guys, guys. Events in Kessab are not genocidal, at least not yet. Don’t abuse the word. Nothing is similar to the Genocide.
It is the after shock to the Genocide; that nothing is good to Armenians when it comes from Turkey!
In anticipation of massacres, people left their homes and villages overnight, to prevent death. In the Genocide, they had nowhere to flee to; they were forced to; and they were forced by the legitimate armed forces of the country, who were responsible to safeguard them.
It is totally different scenario now.

By: daniel

daniel — Fri, 04 Apr 2014 22:50:43 +0000

Now is not the time of inciting animosities; it is the time for sound navigation through hellish conditions around us. Let’s not abuse the tragic conditions of our compatriots: This is not a show for who hates who more; it is time to save and heal. Let’s judge later. Just see what’s best for the suffering of our compatriots; there will be time to show who is more nationalist, Christian, Armenian… but that will be later. Get involved without the fanfare!!!