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Old 11-20-2007, 21:38 PM   #9 (permalink)
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Robert Fisk writing for the Independent (UK) claims that President Bush's u-turn on the Armenian genocide makes him the David Irving of the White House :

Thought Leader » Michael Trapido » Robert Fisk: Bush is a holocaust denier

He goes on to say that Bush's conduct paves the way for Germany, should it become a regional power to do the same.

Could Bush have acted differently considering how strategic Turkey is to both the US and Nato and could a Democratic president done it any differently?

I think it is purely political thing for Bush. And also it is possible that Bush don't think about it too much. He is beset by problems all over and he has only one year left. It is not in his interest to start a fight about something he hardly cares about.
For me as a Jew it is also hard to understand , but Israel also don't officially recognize Armenian genocide. Though I think it should as a courtesy as regards to the same process that happened to Jews in WWII.
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