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http://ditord.com/2012/01/28/guest-post-addressing-the-denial/

The problem is that once Dink was murdered, the channel that could have seen the solution along the pacific lines you advocate was dammed. Turkey is a country that will not do anything unless it sees that it stands to gain or lose something, like any normal country. As long as it percieves its Armenian policies to be cost-free, it will push them. It is discovering that they are not, and it is learning that it has to deal with people it does not like on the basis of give-and-take, but this is not a lesson it will learn through passivity or genteel dialogue and advocacy — those got Dink killed. It will be learning this bitter lesson through protests at book fairs, genocide recognition bills, lost contracting opportunities, economic boycotts, losing elections for its diplomats at international events, and a plethora of other inconveniences. It would be nice if talking and connecting and dialogue were enough, but I argue nothing other than two words about that: Ogun Samast.