As you probably know, “Anonymous” is an ultra-secretive, underground, very loosely “organized” group of hackers whose targets serve some societal utility. These targets have ranged from governments (including Turkey’s), to corporations, to religious entities with […]
Ambassador John Evans’ book Truth Held Hostage was recently published and ends with ten suggestions that are a great starting point for discussion. I will address them here, one at a time. They are a […]
A hack by the name of Alexander Murinson has finally gone far enough (a la Donald Trump) to elicit a response, hopefully so scathing as to cause him to disappear from the public sphere… yes, […]
Bluntly, we blew it. We did not succeed in harnessing, perpetuating, and building on/with the enthusiasm and energy that had coalesced on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide. Here we are, […]
Truth Held Hostage: America and the Armenian Genocide – What Then? What Now? By John M. Evans Gomidas Institute, London (April 18, 2016); 170 pages ISBN 978-1-909382-26-8, Hardcover; $32.00 By Garen Yegparian Written in three parts, Truth […]
My annual recounting—missing the last two years—of various genocide related events in Los Angeles was a bit harder than usual to prepare this year, but this critique and other observations are material for a separate […]
I was honored and excited a few weeks ago when Asbarez editor Ara Khatchatourian asked me to review Proud son of Hadjin, the memoirs of Asadour Chalian. This publication has been a long time coming […]
I’m really intrigued and excited by the ArmGenia project. This project has been in the mill since 2014. Initiated in Armenia, UCLA came on board, and it was formally kicked off two months ago. […]
Almost 100 Armenian dead in the Nagorno-Karabakh Republic (rendered still with the disgusting Soviet era, Russian-influenced spelling), at least 500 on the Azerbaijani side, war crimes (everyone’s seen the gruesome pictures of the 3 dead […]
There is so much going on, especially in Turkey, that it was difficult to choose an issue to address in this week’s column. But the chaotic, not-yet-assessable, turn of events in, around, and about our […]
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