S. Boyadjian: Mr. Fein’s Turkish Adventure
On May 8, Bruce Fein posted an article titled “Recommendations for the Armenian Diaspora” on the Huffington Post. Fein is concerned that unless the Armenian Diaspora heeds his “recommendations,” it will torpedo the ongoing talks between Turkey and Armenia.
To set the record straight, it should be noted that according to his biographic information, Fein, a lawyer, is the resident scholar for the Turkish Coalition of America. Prior to this position, he was also resident scholar at the Assembly of Turkish American Associations and a columnist for the Turkish Times. He has served as a consultant to the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus, and has appeared regularly on Voice of America and Turkish television to discuss current political events and their implications for Turkish-American relations.
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Fein and Wexler sittin’ in a tree, K-I-S-S-I-N-G.
Seto Boyadjian writes “Armenian traditions and culture that inspire and teach the Armenian individual—whether in Armenia or the diaspora—love, friendship, brotherhood, and peace. Not a single Armenian person sees an enemy in a Turkish person”.
It must be that the killings of four Turkish consuls in America, the beating of Turkish students and raids of their meetings, threats against professors who are against the “Armenian genocide” brainwashing were done in this vein of “love, friendship, brotherhood, and peace”. It must also be that all the hate messages we see on the Internet belong to Turks posing as Armenians to make the Armenians look bad.