In March, 2015, an email announcement appeared in my inbox. It said Stanford University’s Global Studies Division was offering a travel grant opportunity for students with an interest in human rights and/or conflict resolution. The grantees would attend a conference in Istanbul, in April...
In March, 2015, an email announcement appeared in my inbox. It said Stanford University’s Global Studies Division was offering a travel grant opportunity for students with an interest in human rights and/or conflict resolution. The grantees would attend a conference in Istanbul, in April...
Demanding apology while keeping silent about own crimes In Episodes 63, 64, and 65, I shared with you a remarkable letter titled Strategically Mum: The Silence of Armenians, written by Iver Torikian, an Armenian truth-seeker, wondering why there was so much misinformation about Armenian...
In Episodes 63 and 64, I shared with you a remarkable letter titled Strategically Mum: The Silence of Armenians, written by Iver Torikian, an honest Armenian truth-seeker, wondering why there was so much misinformation about Armenian-Turkish relations and why Armenian insurgents and...
The Turkish-Armenian conflict is misrepresented by Armenian propaganda, a term for spreading false information to promote or defame a cause. As Dr. Gwynne Dyer put it in 1976, “… The deafening drumbeat of the propaganda, and the sheer lack of sophistication in the argument which comes...
Sociology can be a liberating force, which can help us explore and confront widely accepted fallacies that are morally unacceptable. I will expound on the concepts of propaganda and perception to show you how the Turkish-Armenian conflict is politicized and falsified by Armenian...
The Treaty of Lausanne (ToL) settled many conflicts between the Ottoman Empire and the Allies since the onset of WWI. It was signed after a seven-month conference in Lausanne, Switzerland, on July 24, 1923, by representatives of the Turkish Grand National Assembly in Ankara on one side...
Armenian confessions series started with Episode 50, where Boghos Nubar Pasha’s letters to the French government in 1918 and London Times in 1919 revealed that “…the Armenians have been, since the beginning of the war, ‘de facto belligerents’.” Then in Episodes 51 and 52, another major...
The ethnic cleansing of Turks in Bulgaria and Greece touches me personally, as I, along with millions of Turks today, are products of those tragic days, much ignored in the biased Western media, academia, and politics, as all three love to start the clock in 1915, with total disregard for...
Armenian confessions series started with Episode 50, where Boghos Nubar Pasha’s letters revealed that “…the Armenians have been, since the beginning of the war, ‘de facto belligerents’ as they have fought alongside the Allies on all fronts.” Then in Episodes 51 and 52, another major...
We have learned in Episode 50, from Boghos Nubar Pasha’s confessions that the Armenians have been, since the beginning of the war, ‘de facto belligerents’ as they have fought alongside the Allies on all fronts.” Then in Episodes 51 and 52, another major Armenian confession was explored:...
In March, 2015, an email announcement appeared in my inbox. It said Stanford University’s Global Studies Division was offering a travel grant opportunity for students with an interest in human rights and/or conflict resolution. The grantees would attend a conference in Istanbul, in April...
Demanding apology while keeping silent about own crimes In Episodes 63, 64, and 65, I shared with you a remarkable letter titled Strategically Mum: The Silence of...
In Episodes 63 and 64, I shared with you a remarkable letter titled Strategically Mum: The Silence of Armenians, written by Iver Torikian, an honest Armenian truth...
The Turkish-Armenian conflict is misrepresented by Armenian propaganda, a term for spreading false information to promote or defame a cause. As Dr. Gwynne Dyer put it in...
Sociology can be a liberating force, which can help us explore and confront widely accepted fallacies that are morally unacceptable. I will expound on the concepts of...
In March, 2015, an email announcement appeared in my inbox. It said Stanford University’s Global Studies Division was offering a travel grant opportunity for students with an interest in human rights and/or conflict resolution. The grantees would attend a conference in Istanbul, in April...
Demanding apology while keeping silent about own crimes In Episodes 63, 64, and 65, I shared with you a remarkable letter titled Strategically Mum: The Silence of Armenians, written by Iver Torikian, an Armenian truth-seeker, wondering why there was so much misinformation about Armenian...
In Episodes 63 and 64, I shared with you a remarkable letter titled Strategically Mum: The Silence of Armenians, written by Iver Torikian, an honest Armenian truth-seeker, wondering why there was so much misinformation about Armenian-Turkish relations and why Armenian insurgents and...
The Turkish-Armenian conflict is misrepresented by Armenian propaganda, a term for spreading false information to promote or defame a cause. As Dr. Gwynne Dyer put it in 1976, “… The deafening drumbeat of the propaganda, and the sheer lack of sophistication in the argument which comes...
Sociology can be a liberating force, which can help us explore and confront widely accepted fallacies that are morally unacceptable. I will expound on the concepts of propaganda and perception to show you how the Turkish-Armenian conflict is politicized and falsified by Armenian...
