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"IT'S NOT OBAMA'S WORD THAT MEANS RECOGNITION"
Aysor
April 14 2010
Armenia
"Obama can pronounce the word "Genocide" in typical contexts, which
will be for us, for you, for everyone but in the same time for no one.
But Turkey is not the one it used to be before and it is not obligatory
for it to make concessions or to recognize the Armenian Genocide,"
L. Alaverdian thinks.
According to her the US president Barak Obama, however, will not
pronounce the word "Genocide" in the context which is expected by
us, as it is not the word of Obama that means recognition for us,
but the decision of the Congress." On the other hand she thinks that
"the pronunciation of the word Genocide by Obama should concern to
the Armenians but the citizens of the US, as it is a promise which
Obama has given to those who have elected him."
If, however, Obama pronounced the word "Genocide", the MP says,
she will congratulate the US citizens as they at last will have a
President who keeps the promises he gives.
Aysor
April 14 2010
Armenia
"Obama can pronounce the word "Genocide" in typical contexts, which
will be for us, for you, for everyone but in the same time for no one.
But Turkey is not the one it used to be before and it is not obligatory
for it to make concessions or to recognize the Armenian Genocide,"
L. Alaverdian thinks.
According to her the US president Barak Obama, however, will not
pronounce the word "Genocide" in the context which is expected by
us, as it is not the word of Obama that means recognition for us,
but the decision of the Congress." On the other hand she thinks that
"the pronunciation of the word Genocide by Obama should concern to
the Armenians but the citizens of the US, as it is a promise which
Obama has given to those who have elected him."
If, however, Obama pronounced the word "Genocide", the MP says,
she will congratulate the US citizens as they at last will have a
President who keeps the promises he gives.