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U.S. National Security Advisor Dodges Congressional Call on President to Honor Pledge to Recognize Genocide
James Jones Cites Protocols, Ignores President's Promise
WASHINGTON, D.C.—President Barack Obama's national security advisor, James L. Jones, in a letter sent recently to a bipartisan group of 82 U.S. Representatives, failed to meaningfully respond to the specific concerns raised by these legislators with the president regarding Turkey's ongoing efforts to block U.S. recognition of the Armenian Genocide, reported the Armenian National Committee of America (ANCA).
The letter from Jones, d
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To me it sounds like someone laughing on my face and doing what they want… does it sound differently to someone else? Or should we say that’s the definition of politics?
I campaigned for and supported Obama for many reasons, not just his promise to recognize the genocide properly. I did in my heart of hearts, however, believe him to be just, honorable, and honest and as such thought he would be the champion Armenia had been waiting for. Well, not only was I dead wrong about that, I now fear MORE for the very existence and survival of Hayastan and Artsakh than I ever have. What a strange, horrible turn of events.