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ARMENIAN GENOCIDE: MP PIRATED COMPLAINT
San Francisco Luxury News
http://sfluxe.com/2011/12/26/armenian-genocide-mp-pirated-complaint/
Dec 26 2011
Publication Date 26 December 2011
Today's news from France ...
Le site Valerie Boyer, the UMP MP behind the proposed law against the
denial of genocides including the Armenian, Sunday was the victim of
piracy by militant pro-Turkey.
elected, claiming a victim of threats and insults, has announced its
intention to file a complaint.
In a telephone interview broadcast by target="_blank"> The member of
the Bouches-du-Rhone said he had received of "death threats, rape,
destruction and abuse and insults." "I find it very shocking," she
says, adding that parents and children were also targeted.
"It can not be insulted as a person but also in relation to his duties,
said the member. I have to complain, I will."
The website of the member hacked
Earlier Sunday, the site of the member of the Bouches-du-Rhône with a
black screen with the flag of Turkey and an unsigned message in two
languages, Turkish and English, attacking the French Government and
the Armenian community in France.
"You, the Armenian diaspora, are such cowards that you do not have
the guts to open the Armenian archives and to face the truth," the
authors write the message, for whom "truth" is you can not speak of
"Armenian genocide".
"You, the French are so pitiful and pathetic that you ignore the truths
of the vote," they added, referring to presidential and parliamentary
elections to come to France.
The National Assembly passed the bill Thursday penalizing the challenge
of any genocide, including the Armenians in 1915, provoking the wrath
of Turkey , freezing its military cooperation with France and the
recall of its ambassador in Paris.
bill by Valerie Boyer, MP UMP in Marseille which has a large Armenian
community , received support from the government that allowed its
inclusion in the agenda of the Assembly. The text must now be placed
on the agenda of the Senate. The president of the National Assembly,
Bernard Accoyer, considered unlikely that the text finally adopted
by Parliament by the end of the legislature in 2012.
San Francisco Luxury News
http://sfluxe.com/2011/12/26/armenian-genocide-mp-pirated-complaint/
Dec 26 2011
Publication Date 26 December 2011
Today's news from France ...
Le site Valerie Boyer, the UMP MP behind the proposed law against the
denial of genocides including the Armenian, Sunday was the victim of
piracy by militant pro-Turkey.
elected, claiming a victim of threats and insults, has announced its
intention to file a complaint.
In a telephone interview broadcast by target="_blank"> The member of
the Bouches-du-Rhone said he had received of "death threats, rape,
destruction and abuse and insults." "I find it very shocking," she
says, adding that parents and children were also targeted.
"It can not be insulted as a person but also in relation to his duties,
said the member. I have to complain, I will."
The website of the member hacked
Earlier Sunday, the site of the member of the Bouches-du-Rhône with a
black screen with the flag of Turkey and an unsigned message in two
languages, Turkish and English, attacking the French Government and
the Armenian community in France.
"You, the Armenian diaspora, are such cowards that you do not have
the guts to open the Armenian archives and to face the truth," the
authors write the message, for whom "truth" is you can not speak of
"Armenian genocide".
"You, the French are so pitiful and pathetic that you ignore the truths
of the vote," they added, referring to presidential and parliamentary
elections to come to France.
The National Assembly passed the bill Thursday penalizing the challenge
of any genocide, including the Armenians in 1915, provoking the wrath
of Turkey , freezing its military cooperation with France and the
recall of its ambassador in Paris.
bill by Valerie Boyer, MP UMP in Marseille which has a large Armenian
community , received support from the government that allowed its
inclusion in the agenda of the Assembly. The text must now be placed
on the agenda of the Senate. The president of the National Assembly,
Bernard Accoyer, considered unlikely that the text finally adopted
by Parliament by the end of the legislature in 2012.